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Celebrate the legacy of the Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast Program
@ Feel the Beet! Farmers Market
Celebrate the legacy of the Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast Program
@ Feel the Beet! Farmers Market
Oct 31 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Celebrate the legacy of the Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast Program and hear stories of how this legacy has inspired various food justice activists from around the Bay Area. This workshop will feature collective storytelling and interactive meal preparation by activist panel members. We will be cooking a “stone soup” with the ingredients that symbolize each activists’ struggle and how it was inspired by the Panther’s Free Breakfast Program. We will break bread together afterwards. In partnership with Destiny Arts Center, part of the Ruckus n’ Resiliency Series. There will … Continued
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First Collabazaar at the Omni Commons!
@ Omni Commons
First Collabazaar at the Omni Commons!
@ Omni Commons
Oct 31 @ 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
We’ll be hosting our first of a potentially bi-monthly pop-up bazaar featuring local artists, artisans and craftmakers. Stop by anytime between 12-8pm and peruse a phantasmagorical cornucopia of objects and imbibements to titillate the tongue, warm the belly, inspire the mind and adorn the body! The mission of these Collabazaars is to create a sustainable model for fundraising for the Omni’s monthly expenses while simultaneously providing local makers in our community with income and visibility to support their continued creative / artistic / crafty / culinary endeavors. As the sun … Continued
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Day of the Displaced – SF
@ Notable House, Bernal Heights
Day of the Displaced – SF
@ Notable House, Bernal Heights
Oct 31 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Join The Commons SF in celebrating the spirits and spirit of those who have been displaced from San Francisco by the real estate boom. Inspired by the clarion voices and acerbic, puckish humor of Earth Firsters! Daryl Cherney and Judi Bari (R.I.P.), we’ll renew our commitment to claiming the earth as the birthright of all . . . and that means claiming the socially-generated value of “location, location, location” as a community property right. So, bring your tales of those who have departed, and we’ll honor those good folk, … Continued
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