North Fourth Art Center is a contemporary art center with a social mission. It is dedicated to full accessibility in the arts for people of all abilities, ages, cultures and income levels. They focus on providing arts education and exhibition opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.

In addition they have become a fully inclusive art center which includes a state-of-the-art, full accessible 4,000-square-foot black box theater that produces challenging and adventurous contemporary performing arts productions and events, hosts two resident companies and serves as a community arts, culture and education resource.

Coming September - October is Two Worlds 2009, a program of contemporary Native American Theater, film, visual arts and dance.

Here's a package for your bidding pleasure:

2 tickets to the world premiere of Cherokee playwright Alan Kilpatrick's edgy, rollicking farce, Little Big Horn for either Friday, October 2 or Saturday, October 3, 8pm (your choice).

2 tickets to a screening of short films by Native filmmakers exploring contemporary Native culture and featuring the premier of Indios Primeros, a short film produced by Two Worlds and written by Roberto A. Jackson of Arizona's Gila Indian River community screened on Friday, October 9 and Saturday October 10, 8pm (your choice).