Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Tues- Out of the Broom Closet // Wed- HUFF // Thurs- @ Brkfst & More!

-Wednesday, March 15th , 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, March 16th: 
All through the day...

    9am:
Rise up and Shine: Rasin' BrAnarchy- An Anarchist Breakfast //

    An informal anarchist breakfast for those who rise up early. Current events discussion, baked goods, coffee, and our weekly early anarchist poll. 

    2-6pm:  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.

and a sneak peak of an event to come...
 
-Wednesday, March 29, 7-9pm:  poelitics: 3 Vancouver poets + guests

Danielle LaFrance - http://talonbooks.com/authors/danielle-lafrance
Donato Mancini - http://talonbooks.com/authors/donato-mancini
Anahita Jamali Raad - http://talonbooks.com/authors/anahita-jamali-rad

and...
David Lau - https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poets/detail/david-lau
Eric Sneathan - https://www.poetryproject.org/people/eric-sneathen/


A night of poetic politic with three visiting poets from Vancouver, Canada, plus special local guests.

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Other Happenings Around Town:
 
-Thursday, March 16th at 8:30am, Department 2 at the Santa Cruz Superior Court, 701 Ocean Street in Santa Cruz // DAMN (Direct Action Monterey Network) member Max was arrested a few weeks ago by Santa Cruz police for his involvement in the Freedom Sleepers sleep-outs in front of Santa Cruz City Hall, which occurs every week. // Please join Max and supporters at Max's court date to show your support and to demand that the charges are dropped!

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