Extreme Weather Survivors is partnering with artists, organizers, community partners, and survivors on events across the country this Fall 2026.
We’re committed to supporting and uplifting the recovery efforts of local communities that have been ignored and denied resources after navigating extreme weather disasters.
Fall 2026 Tour Stops
Let’s Be Together: Community Concert & Event
September 25 | Burnsville, NC (Public)
Kerr County Survivors Roundtable
October 8 | Kerrville, TX (Closed)
Colorado Roundtable and Resource Fair
October 15 | Colorado (Closed)
St. James City: A Night Out for Survivors
October 21 | St. James City, FL (Public)
Los Angeles: Survivor Stories
October 22 | Los Angeles, CA (Public)
Upcoming Events:
Arizona (Closed)
Florida (Public)
West Virginia (Closed)
Georgia (Closed)
New York (Public)
Check back for updates!
For all press requests or inquiries, please contact EWS@ssmandl.com.
A storytelling project from Extreme Weather Survivors.
Share my story
By submitting your story and/or photos, you grant Extreme Weather Survivors (EWS) permission to review your submission for inclusion in the Stolen Summers campaign. Your story and images will never be published, shared publicly, or used in campaign materials without your explicit consent. Submissions may be edited for length or clarity, but your voice and ownership of your story will always be respected.
The Tour
It’s a countrywide, traveling art installation honoring the people, places, things and way of life stolen from us by extreme weather. We’re matching artists with survivors to create 30 movie sized posters representing the 30 million Americans who now say that “extreme weather has significantly harmed their lives.”
All events are presented in partnership with MA-MA and Waterwell
This looks like a scene from a movie.
But it's our real lives.
Floods. Fires. Hurricanes. Heat that won’t break.
If it feels like your season was stolen — you’re not alone.
Be part of the real story.
From the Community
Real people. Real stories.
SEE THE ARTISTS
SEE THE ARTISTS
Meet the Stolen Summer Artists
Are you an artist?
We’re inviting artists of all mediums to contribute original work that reflects the human impact of extreme weather — fire, floods, deadly heat, and displacement. Your art will help amplify survivor voices and inspire action, with full credit given to contributors.