-Sunday, May 8th, 9am-2pm: Tea Party with Zoie & RandyCome try out home made scones, cookies, or other sweet things (for donation), drink tea and coffee and hang out with some rad folks.
-Monday, May 9th, 7:15pm: Sin Barras meeting
"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, May 10th, 5-9pm: Smash Bros Weekly with Matty
Smash Bros. If Matty can get some other fun arcade games going itll start a little ealier for some tetris or mario party or something! For tournament details, check out the santa cruz melee facebook group: https://www.fac
Come drink coffee and eat a scone over a copy of the NYTimes. Discussion on current events sure to ensue along with our Riseup and Shine morning Anarchy community poll.
and other open hours at 10am, or maybe earlier, with the Freedom Sleepers meeting at 10am and HUFF meeting at 11am https://www.facebook.com/HUFFSantaCruz...
and later at 6:30pm A SHOW! with Snow Roller http://snowroller.bandcamp.com/ and more!
and later at 6:30pm A SHOW! with Snow Roller http://snowroller.bandcamp.com/ and more!
Also come to SubRosa during our regular open hours!
-Wednesday- 7am- 9am- RiseUp & Shine! AND 10am-2pm (also Freedom Sleeper meeting AND at 11am, HUFF, Homeless United for Friendship & Freedom open meeting) AND the space is open everyone during these times
-Thursday- 2pm-6pm AND 8pm-10pm- Late Night Open Hours - (come hang out, enjoy the space, and listen to cloudy slow jamz and R&B every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month)
-Friday- 2pm-6pm
-NEW! Sunday morning open hours! 9am-2pm
and other news from Santa Cruz...
DRISCOLL'S BOYCOTT // flashmob action 1.0 ---- Saturday, May 7th ---- Meet @ 11am outside of Java Junction, 580 River St, Santa Cruz, CA
* In solidarity with San Quintin and Sakuma farmworkers fighting for an end to poverty wages, abysmal working and living conditions, and unattainable production standards.
* In concert with the Boycott Driscoll's International Day of Action.
-Wednesday- 7am- 9am- RiseUp & Shine! AND 10am-2pm (also Freedom Sleeper meeting AND at 11am, HUFF, Homeless United for Friendship & Freedom open meeting) AND the space is open everyone during these times
-Thursday- 2pm-6pm AND 8pm-10pm- Late Night Open Hours - (come hang out, enjoy the space, and listen to cloudy slow jamz and R&B every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month)
-Friday- 2pm-6pm
-NEW! Sunday morning open hours! 9am-2pm
and other news from Santa Cruz...
* In solidarity with San Quintin and Sakuma farmworkers fighting for an end to poverty wages, abysmal working and living conditions, and unattainable production standards.
* In concert with the Boycott Driscoll's International Day of Action.
Bring friends and snacks // We expect to be done around 1pm
For more info: http://boycottsakumaberries.com/ https://driscott.wordpress.com
Also from our neighbors in Monterey...
Theory & Philosophy Reading Group XVII: Anarchist Critiques of Democracy The Direct Action Monterey Network "isn't interested in having long conversations condemning one shitty politician or another during this year's charade of democracy", and instead they're going to join together with other anarchists and radicals to deconstruct the concept of "democracy" itself.
They will be collaborating with CrimethInc., a decentralized anarchist collective, and other anarchist reading groups and cells around the world to have an interactive discussion on the nature of democracy. This will be part of their Theory and Philosophy Reading Group for the summer 2016 months.
Join folks from Direct Action Monterey Thursday 19 May, 7pm at Old Capitol Books, 559 Tyler Street, downtown Monterey. Readings: "From Democracy to Freedom" (Available online) and "The Party's Over" (Available online).
readings available at http://www.oldcapitolbooks.com and http://crimethinc.com/
(info above from https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/04/17/18785312.php)
(info above from https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/04/17/18785312.php)
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