Disco Hospital- Memorial Site

07/02/2024

04/27/2022

The best & eggs that were outside the front door of Disco Hospital in a holly bush. Anyone know what kind of birds emerged from these eggs?

04/13/2021

Friends of Disco Hospital

09/24/2018

Pic of the Disco Hospital Bottle Tree shot by Dallas Observer for "Your Garden Gnome Sucks -- The Yard Art of Little Forest Hills," NOVEMBER 12, 2013 | 11:22AM

02/08/2018

A place in memory, as ephemeral as dreams, its gardens now uprooted or entombed in concrete, it was a way station for so many luminous, generous, mystical friends. I passed through 14 years of stations & situations there, at the end of which my life and family were too big to fit anymore. I see it in my sleep- expanding & contracting like a building in a Fleischer cartoon- so I know it's still there, just not in any material sense nor in that physical place. It was house of the 8th Climate, elevated by the love, madness, festivals, art, midnight parades, masques...all the things that friends of the heart bring and create. Much love to all who made it so for those years.

Song from the album "Mule Variations"

04/23/2017

Photo by Valen Jameson

09/26/2016

I wonder if Elsa will let you hang this painting in your new Moorish Amore Palace. I'll hide this photograph somewhere new every time I visit. Whoever finds it wins a lollypop.

05/05/2015

May Day revels 2015, photo by Susan M. Duval

02/12/2015

08/06/2014

"Shangri-La" By The Rutles From "The Rutles Archaeology" A parody of "A Day in the Life", "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" and "Hey Jude"; additional min...

05/01/2014

The usual Walpurgisnacht/ May Day celebration has been moved to the Double Wide. Please join us tonight! Mad jests & merry pranks, assured! In the meantime, enjoy your outdoor fu***ng, rolling in the May dew, Robin Hood passion plays, and dancing 'round the Maypole!

Released 1969, this song was written by Roy Wood.

03/28/2014

“Hospitality means primarily the creation of free space where the stranger can enter and become a friend instead of an enemy. Hospitality is not to change people, but to offer them space where change can take place. It is not to bring men and women over to our side, but to offer freedom not disturbed by dividing lines.”
-Henri J.M. Nouwen