OPENING NIGHT!!
October 22nd, 2026
DeAnza College Visual Performing Arts Center
Museum Doors Open at 5:30pm
The Healing Power of Art
Join us for an evening with Euphrat Museum’s latest exhibit, “Threads of Resilience” and our screening of The Rose: Come Back to me. Afterwards we’ll have an exclusive Q&A with the filmmakers!
Embracing the Japanese art of “Kintsugi,” where breaks or cracks are repaired with gold. What seems broken is reborn, becoming even more beautiful and valuable than before.
The Healing power of Art
Threads of Resilience
Euphrat Museum’s
Threads of Resilience will explore the intersection of the arts, well-being, and healing. The artists included find healing in the act of making art. Their work also aims to help others process loss and grief or spark moments of joy.
Artists include Shari Arai DeBoer, Ellen Bepp, Reiko Fuji, Kathy Fuji-Oka, Therese May, Stephanie Metz, Lydia Sanchez, Edgar Sedano Peña, Pragati Sharma, Na Omi Judy Shintani, and Grace Zhu.
October 22 – December 12, 2026
Exhibit opens at 5:30pm
The Rose: Come Back to Me
6:30pm-9:00pm
Watch the acclaimed documentary, The Rose: Come Back to Me, followed by live Q&A discussion with Director Eugene Yi and Producer Diane Quon.
After the Q&A, we will have a reception in the courtyard until 10pm
VIP Package includes:
- Early access to Euphrat Museum’s Exhibit
- 5:30pm VIP reception
- Priority seating choice for film
- Exclusive T-shirt