Kepler 452b is a planet with no national borders, no mass fictions, no emissions to reduce, and no indigenous to displace. We are all society makers; we are all aliens.
Of our accumulated experience and education, our lessons learned, what do we bring with us to Kepler, to the future? What do we leave to history?
Here, equality lives as a form of energy – glowing despite periods of darkness, assertive despite resistances, transformative despite attempts to contain it. Cosmic equality exists in the space between all living things, radiating through our actions, giving meaning to our lives.
Using the metaphor of space migration, our events are venues for envisioning possible futures – of openness, collective action, inclusion, self-expression and collective-individualism.
Kepler 452b is not your average rave. Their goal is to transport you musically and metaphorically to a sun-like star 1380 light years away. Well, with acts like Solar, Nihiti, Transpose and Justin Anastasi, they're off to a good start.