Sat- A Show! // Sun- Another Show! & More! // Mon- Sin Barras Meet // Tues- SC Tenant Meet // Wed- HUFF // Fri- Earth 1st Roadshow

Saturday, June 10th, 6:30pm:  A Show! with Manorlady // Greater Sirens // Beauty Marks // Practicing Sincerity

*Practicing Sincerity (Santa Cruz pop-punk/shoegaze)
https://practicingsincerity.bandcamp.com/
**Beauty Marks (SF garage rock)
https://beautymarks.bandcamp.com/releases
***Greater Sirens (SF bay area new wave/post punk inspired indie rock)
https://greatersirens.com/music/
****Manorlady (Santa Cruz shoegaze/indie rock)
http://hear.manorladyband.com/

All Ages Show // $5-$7 (notaflof) // https://www.facebook.com/events/299035730532264/

Sunday, June 11th, 6:30pm:  Another Show! Fatty Cakes &the Puff Pastries, spraytan, gal pal, Eve's Peach

summer blockbuster lineup, bring sunglasses to shield yrself from how much this show is gonna shine and blow yr mind. hella queer/trans/femme lineup!!!

*FATTY CAKES & THE PUFF PASTRIES (Fresno grrrl gang)
https://fattycakes.bandcamp.com/
**SPRAYTAN (Oakland queer slutrock)
https://spraytan69.bandcamp.com/releases
***gal pal (Santa Cruz queer femme garage friends)
https://gal-pal.bandcamp.com/releases
****Eve's Peach (SantaCruz/San Jose blue razz pop rock)
https://evespeach.bandcamp.com/releases

$5-7 (notaflof) // https://www.facebook.com/events/130555164168684/

...also "Each year, June 11th serves as a day for us to remember our longest imprisoned anarchist comrades through words, actions and ongoing material support."  (from the website https://june11.noblogs.org/) and there will also be an acknowldgement about this as well at SubRosa
 

Monday, June 12th, 7:15pm:  Sin Barras meeting

 

    From their website "We will discuss ways that Sin Barras can support local and state-wide abolitionist campaigns and how we can further support loved ones inside and their families. We will also discuss what's going right here in Santa Cruz County. So please, bring your ideas and your desire to end the prison industrial complex!" https://sinbarras.org/

 

Tuesday, June 13th, 6-8pm: Downtown Neighborhood Meeting

 

Hosted by the  Santa Cruz Tenants' Organizing Committee (https://www.facebook.com/sctoc/): Housing is a right, but unless you have the money that right slips away pretty fast here in Santa Cruz! We want to hear the problems you face in your own housing situation and to talk about ways to deal with the struggle of renting here. Come by (there's gonna be food!) to meet your neighbors, learn about your rights, and talk about what renters need to do during this housing crisis! https://www.facebook.com/events/307628076326542/

 

Wednesday, June 14th, 10:30-2pm: Open Hours & HUFF Meeting

Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book.  Also at SubRosa at the same time, HUFF meeting, https://www.facebook.com/HUFFSantaCruz, HUFF is Santa Cruz's oldest and most stubbornly persistent grass roots homeless advocacy group.

Friday, June 16th, 7pm: Earth First! Road Show 2017

Calling all rabble rousers, land defenders, nature-lovers! Join us for the Earth First! Roadshow, with local guests from Save Upper Campus.

The Roadshow crew brings campaign and history presentations, looking to mix it up with local eco concerns and passions.

Featuring updates on Earth First! issues, discussions on earth-centric philosophy, tactics, water and species defense and resistence to the Trump agenda. The gathering aims to inspire the seeds of dissidence and connect people and struggles around the planet. https://www.facebook.com/events/1452700804791950/

The Roadshow will wind up at the Earth First! national Round River Rendezvous, this year in Northern California.

Donations requested and appreciated, but no one turned away for lack of funds  Info: Earth First! Roadshow; Earth First! Journal; earthfirstroadshow17.wordpress.com

 

And SubRosa is part of a larger community center called the Hub.  Go to the Hub's facebook page to find out what other Hub projects have going on! https://www.facebook.com/santacruzhub/    

Fri- @ brkfst & Show! // Sat- Really Free Market & Another Show! // Sun- Trouble #3 Film Screening // Mon- Sin Barras // & More!

Thursday, June 1st, 11-4pm:  Open Hours! 
 

    Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book.

 

    9-11am:  Rise up and Shine: Raisin' Branarchy


An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll.   So, begin your day with other folk, sharing food and conversation...what's on your mind, in your heart...  https://www.facebook.com/events/699493553570811/

    
6:30pm:  At the Bike Church!!!  (next door to SubRosa, on Spruce St.) Kimya Dawson / Hamell on Trial / Matt Ruiz

*KIMYA DAWSON- new solo album "Thunder Thighs" was self released October 18, 2011 on her own imprint Great Crap Factory. The album features guest performances from Aesop Rock, members of the Strokes, Mountain Goats, Forever Young Senior Citizen Rock and Roll Choir, Kimya's 5 year old daughter Panda, and many more." http://kimyadawson.com/
**HAMELL ON TRIAL- "Hamell on Trial is a one-man punk band that plays loud, fast music informed by politics, passion, energy and intelligence. His caustic tongue and devil-may-care attitude has long been a favorite of anti-establishment musical icons Henry Rollins and Ani DiFranco and the critical elite and incited Rolling Stone to call him "bald, bold and superbad", describing his signature sound as "attack-dog protest folk and ferocious staccato strumming (think Husker Du on Folkways Records)." https://hamellontrial.bandcamp.com/
***MATT RUIZ- local singer-songwriter sweetheart https://mattruiz.bandcamp.com/

$7-10 suggested donation // All Ages // Safer Space // No Alcohol or Drugs // https://www.facebook.com/events/1731008810529910/

 
Saturday, June 3rd:  also in the early afternoon & evening!

    Noon-3pm:  Really Really Free Market! No money. No trades. Everything is free.

Capitalism NO!. But come to the really really free market to give away your old stuff and/or get new-to-you stuff. Maybe we will fry up some waffle for an ol' fashion wafflacolypse! Don't be late and be sure to check in with the organizers when you get there. https://www.facebook.com/events/966871500083240/

    7pm:  In Decline, and Post Nothing on tour from down south. Break-In opening!

-In Decline: https://in-decline.bandcamp.com/
-Post Nothing: https://postnothing.bandcamp.com/
-Break-In: https://koolaidcrew.bandcamp.com/releases

$5 // https://www.facebook.com/events/1731008810529910/

Sunday, June 4th, 7pm:  Trouble #3 Refugees Welcome: Creating Solidarity Across Borders

    Santa Cruz TroubleMakers presents Trouble #3 Refugees Welcome: Creating Solidarity Across Borders. Join us for a screening and facilitated discussion.

In our current age of resurgent nationalism, anti-migrant xenophobia and increasing border militarization, it can be easy to lose track of the central role that migration has played in shaping the spaces we inhabit. The richness and depth of human history comes from the countless individual and collective journeys that we, or our ancestors before us, have taken to get to where we are now -- wherever that might be. The so-called "refugee crisis" that has dominated headlines for the past several years is not a new phenomenon, nor is it a passing phase.

As our world stands on the precipice of more destabilizing wars waged over declining resources, a deepening of structural economic inequality and the onset of cataclysmic climate change, even more dramatic movements of human populations are inevitable. What is not yet inevitable is how humanity will respond to this crisis. In this month's episode of Trouble, anarchist media collective subMedia interviews a number of individuals from around the world who are helping to chart a course for the future based on living practices of solidarity and mutual aid, and who are invested in tearing down the physical and imaginary borders that seek to keep us divided.  https://www.facebook.com/events/1731008810529910/ // Santa Cruz TroubleMakers https://santacruztrouble.wordpress.com/
 

Monday, June 5th, 7:15pm:  Sin Barras meeting

 

    From their website "We will discuss ways that Sin Barras can support local and state-wide abolitionist campaigns and how we can further support loved ones inside and their families. We will also discuss what's going right here in Santa Cruz County. So please, bring your ideas and your desire to end the prison industrial complex!" https://sinbarras.org/

 

And SubRosa is part of a larger community center called the Hub.  Go to the Hub's facebook page to find out what other Hub projects have going on! https://www.facebook.com/santacruzhub/    

Open Hours / @ Brkfst / A Show! / @ Cafe Workshop Series / Canadian Secret Cinema / & More!

-Thursday, May 25h, 11-4pm:  Open Hours! 
 
    Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book.

-Friday, May 26th: in the morning and evening...

    9-11am:  Rise up and Shine: Raisin' Branarchy 

An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll.   So, begin your day with other folk, sharing food and conversation...what's on your mind, in your heart...  https://www.facebook.com/events/169430696923671/

    7-10pm:  A Show with Strangeweather // T & JJ // Tilo // Common Eider King Eider

*Strangeweather:  from pdx- https://strangeweatherpdx.bandcamp.com
**T & JJ: from santa cruz (of the band inle elni) https://inleelni.bandcamp.com/releases
***Tilo: from santa cruz- https://tilo.bandcamp.com/releases
****Common Eider King Eider: from santa cruz- https://commoneiderkingeider.bandcamp.com/

bring $ for touring band // notaflof // https://www.facebook.com/events/304128903357091/

-Saturday May 27th:  in the afternoon and evening...

    2-4pm:  Anarchist Cafe Workshop Series. Workshop 1: Freedom Cities

Freedom Cities arises from the demands that we've seen come out of campaigns over the last decade including sanctuary, investments in humanity and our planet, safety beyond policing, real community control, worker rights, community defense, and divestment from militarization and other programs that oppress our immigrants, Black people, Muslims, workers and all oppressed. Freedom Cities goes beyond single issue, reform-centered perspectives to a comprehensive liberation-oriented framework. In this workshop, we will discuss the rise of this movement and connect local struggles to this framework/movement. https://www.facebook.com/events/116917882221102/

   

6-8pm: Canadian Secret Cinema

Secret Underground Canadian films shown with snacks and beverages. Come check out what is going on up there before you go out for the night! Come hangout and be around people in a low pressure you don't have to talk because there are films kind of way. Come!

Bring some dollars. This is a benefit for Free Cascadia Witchcamp // https://www.facebook.com/events/223398091485659/

and here is an update on something new at SubRosa in the glass display case:  

Portable Fortitude Playing Cards: For uses both serious and frivolous: 54 illustrated playing cards, each imbued with the power to protect you from some common calamity.

Portable Fortitude has infinite uses, including: cartomancy (reading tarot with playing cards), spokecards for your bicycle, talismans on your altar, or standard card games.  Many buy one deck to keep and another to split up and give away, card by card. Keep a card in your wallet for special protection, slip one in a friend's pocket, or string them all over your doorway to keep out all you want kept out (description adapted from website).

See all 54 images here: http://corinadross.com/2014/01/04/portable-fortitude/

Fri- @ brkfst & Strengthening Movements presentation / Sat- A Show! / Sun- film & discussion re: confronting the rise of the new right / & More!

-Thursday, May 18th, 11-4pm:  Open Hours! 
 
    Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book.


-Friday, May 19th:  in the morning & evening!

    9-11am:  Rise up and Shine: Raisin' Branarchy  https://www.facebook.com/events/1153006621475854/
 


    An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll.   So, begin your day with other folk, sharing food and conversation...what's on your mind, in your heart...

    7pm:  Fighting Charges, Strengthening Movements (This is a book presentation and community discussion being put on by the Tilted Scales Collective) https://m.facebook.com/events/776465109184794


    Please join us for a community discussion about strengthening our struggles for liberation when facing criminal charges. This presentation and discussion are based on the ideas in the recently published book, A Tilted Guide to Being a Defendant. The Tilted Scales Collective is excited to bring you this comprehensive guide about facing charges in the criminal legal system. Rather than being a how-to guide, this book offers a way of thinking about criminal charges that is based on defendants' goals: personal, political, and legal. And these goals are framed with this question in mind: "How is my case part of revolutionary struggle?"

The full book will be available at a discount and a chapter-length excerpt (Chapter 2, on setting goals) will be available by donation. The government is all too successful at using criminal charges to disrupt, destroy, and neutralize radical and revolutionary struggles for liberation. A Tilted Guide draws on the wisdom of dozens of people who have weathered the challenges of trials and incarceration,including many former and current political prisoners/prisoners of war. This event is part of a nationwide tour aiming to help strengthen our movements on all fronts and take away the power of criminal charges. By thinking strategically and being in solidarity with each other, we can turn terrible situations in movement-building ones! Tilted Scales Collective is a small collective of dedicated legal support organizers who have spent years supporting and fighting for political prisoners, prisoners of war, and politicized prisoners in the occupied lands of Turtle Island (i.e., the so-called united states).

Tilted Scales Collective and Combustion Books have also created free ebook versions to ensure this resource gets out to all comrades who need it: http://www.combustionbooks.org/products-page/non-fiction/a-tilted-guide-to-being-a-defendant/.  More information: http://tiltedscalescollective.org/

-Saturday, May 20th, 6:30pm:  A show! Boy Scouts, Justus Proffit, Eve's Peach, Soap

*Boy Scouts (on tour from SF) bedroom folk for foggy weather https://taylorvick.bandcamp.com/
**Justus Proffit (on tour from LA) sad acoustic bedroom pop https://justusproffit.bandcamp.com/
***Eve's Peach (local) guitar pop band! https://evespeach.bandcamp.com/releases
****Soap (local) folk punk folk punk https://soaptunes.bandcamp.com/releases

$5 (notaflof) // All Ages // Safer Space // https://www.facebook.com/events/736698093165672/

-Sunday, May 21st, 6pm:  Trouble #2 Bash the Fash: Confronting the Rise of the New Right

    Santa Cruz TroubleMakers presents Trouble #2 Bash the Fash: Confronting the Rise of the New Right. Join us for a screening and facilitated discussion.

Reactionary right-wing politics are on the rise in the west, and events are moving at a dangerous pace. In the wake of Trump's ascendency to the US presidency, a toxic mix of white nationalism, Islamophobia, transphobia, violent misogyny, and anti-migrant hysteria is rapidly coalescing into a growing movement that has in turn sparked a surge of interest in anti-fascist organizing. Battle lines are being drawn, and street clashes are escalating.

In episode #2 of Trouble, anarchist media collective subMedia interviews a number of individuals from the US, Canada and the UK in order to get a better understanding of just what it is that we're up against, what a viable strategy for confronting this threat might look like, what steps we can take in order to mount an effective response, and how this all fits into our efforts to build a revolutionary movement against capitalism and the state.

subMedia https://sub.media/ // https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/05/06/18799211.php // https://www.facebook.com/SantaCruzTroubleMakers/

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And the SubRosa fundraiser is still ongoing (perpetually)!

Click here (& actual link below): support-subrosa!
 

https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/support-subrosa?source=email&referrer=emma-goldman


(and money is processed through a secure WePay account). 
 

So far we have raised a bit over $300, which really helps a lot right now.  Although the space is packed with events that range from shows to workshops to meetings to speakers, we don't make enough money each month to cover our expenses (and have been drawing down our meager savings).


We appreciate any support you can offer to this anarchist community space...large and small...it all helps!  And with your financial contribution we can focus on running this community space and not stressing about finances.  And Thanks!

Note:  You can choose how regularly you contribute to SubRosa and the default on the website is weekly.  This can be changed to other time frames as well.  Also, the Action Network, which hosts the fundraiser requests a "tip" and this can also be adjusted from the default of 10% to "no tip" or even more.

Other Happenings Around Town: 

 

E.A.R.T.H. Lab Presents!  An Ecosex Symposium, Thursday & Friday, May 18th & 19th at UCSC

"Join us for a multi-disciplinary gathering to explore our relationships with the environment and social justice, engage in human/non-human collaboration, critique ideologies and debate new sexualities. What happens when we posit the Earth as our lover? Let's examine where our "bodies" end and "nature" begins."  (more info at https://earthlab.ucsc.edu/ecosex-symposium/ & at https://www.facebook.com/earthlabucsc)

     

Thurs- return of Open Stage! // Fri- @ brkfst // Sun- Radical healing workshop & later a show! & More!

Thursday, May 11th:  All through the day... 

    11-4pm:  Open Hours! 
   
Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book.

    7:30-10:30pm:  Open Stage! Subrosa's new take on Open Mic. Every second Thursday.

Sign ups at 7:30pm. Show at 8! Each act will get 5-10 minutes depending on the evening.  This is a space for performance of all kinds. A space to be witnessed in your work. Performance art. Drag. Dance. Poetry. Music. Essays. Rants. Interactive games. Magic. This is an Open Stage.

With a critique of capitalism and acknowledgement of intersectional systems of oppression, we honor and wish to uplift less heard voices including those of queer, trans, femme, people of color and indigenous folks. We strive to create a brave space where we work with what and who is in the room.

We hope for this space to serve the radical performing artists in Santa Cruz and are open to collaboration! Donations accepted and appreciated.  https://www.facebook.com/events/1725162104448127/


-Friday, May 12th, 9-11am:  Rise up and Shine: Raisin' Branarchy

    An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll.   So, begin your day with other folk, sharing food and conversation...what's on your mind, in your heart...

-Sunday, May 14th, during the day and also evening!


    1:30-5pm:  Radical Healing: Anti-Capitalist Perspectives on "Mental" Health

This event will be facilitated and led by Truth and Taylore of the Caldera Health Collective. We plan to name the philosophical, institutional, and interpersonal conditions that can interfere with our capacity to care for ourselves and one another. We will share ideas for dismantling these obstacles and identify tools for carving new pathways based on self-determination and mutual aid. Possible topics include: Capitalism & Cortisol, CPTSD, Poly-Vagal Theory,Dissociation & Panic, Trauma-informed Practices, Emotional First-Aid, Community Support Strategies, and Nervous System Restoratives & Plant Allies. https://www.facebook.com/events/226263717850641/

    6:30-10pm:   100% local SubRosa show! with Eve's Peach, gal pal, Alms, Heavenly Bother, rock n roll babies & Lauren

*Eve's Peach (blue-razz pop band)
**gal pal (queer femme basement noise [https://]https://[gal-pal.bandcamp.com/releases]gal-pal.bandcamp.com/releases)
***Alms (dreamy lazy gazey pop https://almsmusic.bandcamp.com/releases)
****Heavenly Bother (first show in awhile!!!)
*****rock n roll babies (https://heavenlybother.bandcamp.com/)
******Lauren (new project!!!)

$5 // 6:30pm // All Ages // Safer Space // https://www.facebook.com/events/731433490371906/

 

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And the SubRosa fundraiser is still ongoing (perpetually)!
Click here (& actual link below): support-subrosa!
 

https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/support-subrosa?source=email&referrer=emma-goldman


(and money is processed through a secure WePay account). 

So far we have raised a bit over $300, which really helps a lot right now.  Although the space is packed with events that range from shows to workshops to meetings to speakers, we don't make enough money each month to cover our expenses (and have been drawing down our meager savings).
 
We appreciate any support you can offer to this anarchist community space...large and small...it all helps!  And with your financial contribution we can focus on running this community space and not stressing about finances.  And Thanks!

Note:  You can choose how regularly you contribute to SubRosa and the default on the website is weekly.  This can be changed to other time frames as well.  Also, the Action Network, which hosts the fundraiser requests a "tip" and this can also be adjusted from the default of 10% to "no tip" or even more.

Tues- Lunar Intentions // Wed- HUFF // Thurs- Open Hours // Fri- @ Brkfst & Benefit Show //Fri-Sun- St Medic Training // AND MORE!!!

-Tuesday, April 25th, 6pm: Out Of The Broom Closet opens to Lunar Intentions!

We will gather to practice the setting a personal intention under the new moon! Witches and others have worked closely with the moon and its cycles for ages. At this gathering we will read and discuss current astrologers' takes on Wednesday's New Moon in Taurus, we will share our experience with working lunar intentions and connecting with the new moon, and we will delve into magical space to find our own lunar intentions!

This space is for everyone, seasoned magic makers and woo curious alike. Aligning with the lunar cycle and intentionally focusing on aspects of ourselves that are called forward under the moon's influence can be incredible enlightening and there is really no wrong way to do it!

The two main astrologers that are influencing our approach are Teri Starnes of Starsdance Astrology, http://www.starsdanceastrology.com/2017/04/follow-moon-april-11-2017-april-25.html and Chani Nicholas, http://chaninicholas.com/2017/04/new-moon-taurus-affirmation-horoscopes-week-april-24th/. Chani has a post with thoughts and insights for the new moon, which is not required but recommended reading!

Bring yourself, your friend, your journal and your willingness to let mystery mix with your path! In the darkness of the new moon we will find insight and connection! https://www.facebook.com/events/211661019323605/

-Wednesday, April 26th, 10:30am-2pm: Open Hours and HUFF meeting

Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book. Also at SubRosa at the same time, HUFF meeting, https://www.facebook.com/HUFFSantaCruz, HUFF is Santa Cruz's oldest and most stubbornly persistent grass roots homeless advocacy group.

-Thursday, April 27th: in the a.m. & p.m.

11-4pm: Open Hours

Come on by SubRosa and see what's going on around town or check out a book from the @ library or purchase a zine or book...or have some coffee or tea...or...

6pm: Dead heat show

-Friday, April 28th: in the a.m. & p.m.

9-11am: Rise up and Shine: Raisin' Branarchy

An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll. So, begin your day with other folk, sharing food and conversation...what's on your mind, in your heart...

7:30: Benefit Show for CARe - The Sheilas // Beat Tape// Sister Taxa

Come join us for a night of live music, delicious food and local art presented by UCSC's CARe club! All proceeds from the night will go towards hosting CARe clinics throughout spring quarter, where we help those experiencing homelessness with free haircuts, foot washes, sandwiches, clothing, hygiene supplies and more.

Setlist:

7:30 - The Sheilas (Santa Cruz) // Aneke Gleeson & Claire Walding

8:15 - Beat Tape (Santa Cruz) // https://www.facebook.com/beattapeband/ // Lorenzo Levy, Max Lee & Will Henley Dias

9:00 - Sister Taxa (Santa Cruz) // Chuy Nunez, Tommy Howard, Tommy Ohlman, Bali Southam, Christopher Short & Michael Morales

Suggested donation: $5 //  *please, also consider donating old clothes, unused hygiene supplies, food, or other useful items that we can distribute at our next clinic!* // www.caresc.orghttps://www.facebook.com/events/110645662810364/

Also happening this weekend...

Street Medic Training! (please read description // space limited & rsvp to reserve spot)

-Friday April 28th 6-8:30pm @ Louden Nelson Center, rm. #1 (1st evening not at SubRosa // other 2 days are at SubRosa)

-Saturday April 29th 9am-5pm @ SubRosa (703 Pacific Ave)

-Sunday April 30th 9am-5pm @ SubRosa (703 Pacific Ave)

This three day weekend training will help prepare you to act as a street medic, an increasingly necessary skill to offer to communities engaged in political resistance and struggle. We believe this work is crucial in conjunction with efforts towards collectivizing health and care resources. The training will be covering personal environmental safety and awareness, self and small group procedures for physical and mental trauma, and mass casualty situations. Please bring a lunch on weekend days, whatever personal medical or first aid kit you have, and some money ($15-35, NOTAFLOF) if possible to put towards supplies and use of space. The first evening at Louden Nelson will offer more of an orientation to the training, so please be sure to attend all three days! Once you RSVP, we will send a list of medic supplies you may want to purchase for your personal kit. Some supplies may also be able to be purchased from the facilitator at the training. Due to space constraints, we must limit the capacity of this event to 30 people, so please be aware that event attendance is first-come-first-served. To RSVP, please email: scmedicscollective@gmail.com ! // https://www.facebook.com/events/624617964412112/

AND SubRosa is part of a community center called the Hub, which also has a facebook page. so check it out and discover what other Hub projects are doing...https://www.facebook.com/santacruzhub/