Location: SubRosa, 703 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA
Description with more information: My class introduces the idea that you are a philosopher in virtue of living! This class will go over why philosophy is important and how our identity (or lived experience) shapes the knowledge we encounter, believe, value, and disseminate. This is an important tenant within feminist philosophy, and so this course could also be seen as a short introductory course to feminist epistemology.
The first part of the course will examine why we should care about philosophy in the first place, the aims of this course, and what feminist epistemology is. The second part of the course will go over different cases in which our identity can affect knowledge acquisition and development and how these cases can relate to our own life experiences. Questions that we will address and discuss here include: what is an epistemic injustice and how does our identity affect this? How does emotion relate to knowledge production? How does one’s upbringing and culture inform knowledge production? One thing to note is that as this is a three hour introductory course, we will only be able to briefly cover each of these questions.
Materials: if you want, you can bring a notebook and writing utensil to take notes. if you’d like the readings prior, you can email me (minhtuv9@gmail.com) for a dropbox link with them all :)
hopefully see you there <3 tea/coffee will be available! masks will be also be available and are highly encouraged.
“Our first time playing at SubRosa we can't wait!”
Doors 6:30pm & Music 7pm // $5 at door - notaflof!* // all-ages // dry space // safe(r) space // anti-capitalist space // respect the space and each other! // *no one turned away for lack of funds
* Fake Sick - punky off kilter noise pop - Oakland - @fake_sick
** Poppyfield - Santa Cruz emo/punk shit - @poppyfieldmusic
*** e-fem.url - shoegaze/noise/ambient girl making loud music for soft people - @e.fem.url
7pm - 10pm // $10 at door - notaflof!* // all-ages // dry space // safe(r) space // anti-capitalist space // respect the space and each other! // *no one turned away for lack of funds
* Swanblood - get drenched - 831 - @swanxblood
** Noragami - 5 piece emotional California screamo - @noragamiband
*** Checkpoint Charlie - screamo - @checkpoint.charlieband
**** Cutting Up the Elephant - Oakland emo - @cuttinguptheelephant
***** 2th - diy Midwest emo via Salinas - @2thband
6pm - 10pm // $10 - $15 at door - notaflof!* // all-ages // dry space // safe(r) space // anti-capitalist space // respect the space and each other! // *no one turned away for lack of funds
This gathering is not about the “stuff” we give and take, but more about how we can freely give and receive from each other. This is a form of anti-capitalist mutual aid where everyone is invited to participate and share care.
¡Todo gratis! No intercambio de dinero, no negocios, no trueques. Trae lo que gustes, toma lo que necesites. Este mercado gratuito es basado en una economía de regalar.
Bring your special items that you don’t use but can’t throw away (ex. clothes, toys, art supplies, instruments, books and zines... your free box). Bring your special talents to offer people (ex. haircuts, message, tarot readings, etc). Please check with us at the welcoming table by the gate, and we’ll help you find a spot.
Note: we begin accepting donations at 10:30am and stop at 1pm. If you bring large items and/or significant amounts of stuff please help us at the end (2pm) by taking away anything that might be leftover. Please bring usable things only. Please wear a mask for community care. Thanks so much!
7pm - 10pm // $15 at door - notaflof always!* // all-ages // dry space // safe(r) space // anti- capitalist space // respect the space and each other! // *no one turned away for lack of funds
Ongoing at SubRosa!!!
- Goth Denny's (aka Post-Punk IHOP aka New Wave Jeffrey's aka Folk Punk Bea's Koffee Kup)
- AND Open Hours, Tuesdays, 3:30pm - 5:30pm, repeats weekly
Come hangout with friendly folk and most likely eat fresh waffles or something tasty at Goth Denny's aka Post-Punk IHOP aka New Wave Jeffrey's aka Folk Punk Bea's Koffee Kup Open Hours at SubRosa.
- Please join us Tuesdays at SubRosa to talk about accountability and community care at the Consent Cafe!
Please join us for this weekly gathering at SubRosa to talk about engaging with conflict, accountability and community care. This is an ongoing open forum discussion where we create space for engaging with difficult realities around engaging with conflict, consent, DV, & sexual assault. No experience necessary, pop in for one or come for them all.
6:30pm - 8pm // Free! // all-ages // dry space // safe(r) space // anti-capitalist space // respect the space and each other!
- HUFF - Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom - meeting
- AND Open Hours, Thursdays · 1pm – 4pm, repeats weekly
HUFF - Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom - HUFF is Santa Cruz's oldest and most stubbornly persistent grassroots homeless advocacy group. We make trouble for the powers that be and fight institutional human rights abuses pertaining to houseless folk.
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- And check out Fábrica Open Hours - repeats weekly (SubRosa’s neighbor at the Hub Community Center)
Saturdays, 2pm - 5pm
Sundays, 3pm - 6pm
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Mondays, 12pm - 3pm
- From mulberrymending - Very excited to be apart of these upcoming mending circles at The Fábrica! Last one: 6-8pm on Wednesday July 8. Bring a mending project & learn different mending methods!
The sale will be in the courtyard of the @santacruzhub and inside @the_fabrica_and @subrosa_space from 12-4pm. We will have tons of fabric, sewing patterns, knitting and crochet tools, yarn, notions, sewing machines, and vintage clothes for sale at great prices! This is a fundraiser to support the continued operation of our community textile arts workshop. And this year @little.giant.collective will be joining with some bargain prints. Please share!
The Fábrica is a community workspace where folks can come to learn and share knowledge about textiles arts. This includes Sewing, Knitting, Quilting, Embroidery, Crochet, and Bookbinding, among other arts. The workshop is operated by volunteers and funded by donations from participants. We have sewing machines as well as generous amounts of fabric, zippers, notions, and the other tools and supplies one needs for most sewing and yarn-based projects. There is no charge to use the shop, but please consider a $5-10 donation to help with our operating costs. https://thefabricaworkshop.org/
- And from the Bike Church - a project of the Hub and has been Santa Cruz's only community bike shop since 1998. Our shop functions in a DIY/DIT (Do-It-Together) manner. http://bikechurch.santacruzhub.org/ |
Wednesday: CLOSED!
Thursday: 12 pm - 5 pm
Friday: 12 pm - 5 pm
Saturday: 12 pm - 5 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm
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SubRosa is a collectively run anarchist community space, a place to meet others and challenge our assumptions and act on our passions. We strive to create a vibrant environment for events, classes, meetings, organizing, performance, art, studying and more. SubRosa also offers radical literature, and houses the Anarchist Lending Library. We welcome folks to join us in fostering an environment free from coercion, sexism, queer&homophobia, racism, ableism and other hierarchies. Let’s create together the world(s) we want to live in now. http://www.subrosaproject.org/
SubRosa is part of the Hub Community Center, in downtown Santa Cruz, CA which is the unceded homelands of the Awaswas-speaking Ohlone people known as the Uypi, who stewarded these lands since time immemorial. Centuries of colonial violence led to the removal and displacement of the Uypi. The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, comprised of the descendants of indigenous people taken to missions Santa Cruz and San Juan Bautista during Spanish colonization of the Central Coast, is today working hard to restore traditional stewardship practices on these lands and heal from historical trauma
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