SF events 9.3.03

Dept of Peace, Space for Peace, Medical Marijuana, Water as human right.
Feminist, Environmentalist, Highly aware compassionate individual!
Vote Dennis Kucinch, Democrat for President! http://www.kucinich.us
At the very least, his participation in debates will alter Empire's policy.

# Every Wed 1-2pm http://www.KPFA.org 94.1fm 4:20 report Ed Rosenthal
# Every Wed 2-3pm KPFA guns and butter http://www.takingaim.info

# Video pres: Arundhati Roy + Noam Chomsky live World Social Forum 2003, Brazil
Wed Sep 3 2003 7:30PM 1st United Meth Church 9 Ross Valley Dr., San Rafael

# planning meeting Environmentalists Against War Teach-In and Activist
Convergence that will be on October 11. The planning meeting will be:
Wed Sept 3, 4-6pm St. Boniface Church 133 Golden Gate @ Jones

# 1st Wed Free Museum day exploratorium.edu calacademy.org


# Stop new Potrero power plants! http://www.sfbg.com/37/49/x_alerts.html
Thursday, Sept. 4, and Tuesday, Sept. 9, learn what you can do to hold the city accountable for locals' health and San Francisco's environment by attending these public workshops in response to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's plan to build three to four new power plants in Potrero Hill. Thurs/4, 12 p.m., San Francisco Main Library, Latino B Room, 100 Larkin, S.F. Tues/9, 6:30 p.m., Southeast Community Center, 1800 Oakdale, S.F. Free.

# Every Thu http://www.KPFA.org 94.1fm 1-2 pm Herbal Highway
2-3 pm Caroline Casey http://www.visionaryactivism.com
http://www.spiritualintrigue.com/radioshow.htm

# 8 Million Stories Thu Sep 4, 5-8p FREE ARTworkSF, Hotel Cosmo,
Neo Bar 761 Post @ Jones http://www.artworksf.com

Protest FCC ownership rules Thur Sept. 4, 5pm lend your voice to the struggle to reclaim U.S. airwaves at a protest on the day new Federal Communications Commission ownership rules go into effect. The rules, approved by the FCC June 2, allow even further media monopolization by a small group corporations. 5 p.m., KPIX-TV, KGO-TV, and Fox News Channel studios, 855 Battery, S.F. Free. (415) 575-5555. http://www.reclaimthefcc.org http://www.sfbg.com/37/49/x_alerts.html

# Conscientious objector rally http://www.sfbg.com/37/49/x_alerts.html
Thu Sept. 4, 5pm attend a rally in support of Stephen Funk, the gay Filipino Marine Corps service member facing a court martial in New Orleans for being a conscientious objector to the war in Iraq. This rally for Funk, a native San Franciscan, is sponsored by Global Exchange, Not in Our Name, the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club, and other groups. 5 p.m., Harvey Milk Plaza, Castro at Market, S.F. Free.

# Thu Sep 4 5:30pm -7:30pm free art receptions @ 49 Geary

# SF Bay Area Fakesters - Direct Action Party Thu Sep 4 6pm-7pm free
http://fakesters.netfirms.com Here is the event which we plan to protest:
http://www.commonwealthclub.org/featured.html#urbansingles
In front of the SF Commonwealth Club 595 Market St

# Surface - Unearthing Sight, Sense & Sound of the Electronic Underground
Thu Sep 4 7p-12a FREE Mezzanine 444 Jessie @ Mint St. SF http://urbanpreservation.org

# Neurotic Erotic 2 Thu Sep 4 7pm-11pm No cover 21+ Free Wine
reception for Cliff Colver's surreal oil paintings
http://sfweekly.com/issues/2003-06-18/nightcrawler.html/1/index.html
Artemis Gallery 545 Sutter Street Suite 301 http://famousmelissa.com

# Video and Teach-In: Arundhati Roy + Noam Chomsky live World Social Forum 2003, Brazil
Thu Sep 4 7:30PM First United Meth Church 9 Ross Valley Drive, San Rafael

# Every Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30pm 16th & Mission, BART plaza
SF Guerrilla Arts Workshop - Street poetry and live music. Outdoor
open mic spoken word, a drum circle, instruments, positive vibes, revolution. 


# Every Fri http://www.KPFA.org 94.1fm 1-2 pm Terra Verde

# Fri, Sep 05 6pm - 8pm Project Underground 7th Birthday Party
Women's Building 3548 18th St @ Valencia / Guererro
The annual celebration of Project Underground including lively music, exciting performances, raffles, and great food. Proceeds will go to support Project Underground's efforts in protecting human rights and the environment against Oil and Mining Corporations $10 http://www.moles.org

# GET FREAKY friday SEPT 5TH 10pm-6am FREQ NASTY (Skint London)
Tipper,an-ten-nae, Lorin ,Laird ,Soulsalaam ,Waterjuice ,Shakatura ,Dragonfly
,Eve ,Laura ,shawna,Ikarus,CB - (Yoga Tai Chi) Time to start shakin
550 Barnevald SF) $20 http://www.an-ten-nae.net


# 9/6 IMPEACH THE TERRORISTS!!!!" Rally and March, 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 6, 2003
The Panhandle- between Oak and Fell, bordering Baker. March begins there at 10:30 up Baker to Haight Street, west on Haight Street to Golden Gate Park, across the Park to Speedway meadow to join the 5th Annual 9-11 Power to the Peaceful Free Concert and Social Justice Rally with Michael Franti http://www.spearheadvibrations.com/index.htm
"IMPEACH THE TERRORISTS!!!" Rally, noon- 1:00 p.m., Thursday, September 11, 2003
Federal Building, San Francisco Bring your art, banners, voices.... http://www.craigslist.org/eve/15602237.html

# 5th Annual 911 Power to the Peaceful Festival Free Concert and Social
Justice Rally Sat. Sept 6 11am-5pm Speedway Meadow, Golden Gate Park
Michael Franti! http://www.spearheadvibrations.com Lincoln @ 30th
This years performers and speakers include: Michael Franti & Spearhead, spoken word artist Saul Williams, Keller William Acoustic, Lyrics Born, Zion I, Julia Butterfly, Pam Africa, Mario Africa, Ram Das, DJ Lorin (Bassnectar), DJ Adnan (Uniting Souls), and many more!! In addition to the free concert, the festival features an art gallery, healing arts tent offering massage and yoga, guerrilla theater, a DJ tent, vendors, food booths, and more than 100 social and political organizations. volunteer911festival [at] hotmail.com
MICHAEL FRANTI AND SPEARHEAD,KELLER WILLIAMS ACOUSTIC,RAM DAS,
SAUL WILLIAMS,LYRICS BORN,PAM AFRICA,MARIO AFRICA,JULIA BUTTERFLY,MORE

# 9/6 Lesbian Country-Western Dance Party this Saturday at the Metronome! 7p-12a
Metronome Ballroom 1830 - 17th St http://www.craigslist.org/eve/15695450.html


# 1st Synday Brunch synaesthesia... multi-sensory perception... lazy human fun! Sunday, Sept. 7, 1:00 - 3:00PM 20th and Church St

# Derail WTO! Sept. 7-14 Cancun, Mexico http://www.unitedforpeace.org


# 9/8 The Global Debate over Genetically Modified Agriculture
World Affairs Council of Northern California - 312 Sutter 6pm PM
http://itsyourworld.org http://www.craigslist.org/eve/15417019.html

# 9/8 Park Improvement Update and Planning Meetings
Mon Sep 8 – 6-8pm Moscone Recreation Center – 1800 Chestnut Street at Laguna
Districts 2 & 3 (Marina, Pac. Heights, Laurel Heights, Russian Hill, Polk
Gulch, Nob Hill, Chinatown, North Beach) http://www.craigslist.org/eve/15511645.html


# Sep 9th--Tue "Aftermath: Unanswered Questions From 911"
http://www.guerrillanews.com/after_math http://www.unansweredquestions.org
6:30 PM at the Berkeley Public Library, 2090 Kittredge @ Shattuck

# 9/9: Full Moon http://www.craigslist.org/eve/13571733.html
Full Moon Rituals at the top of the hill(at the base of the tower), the southeast corner of McLaren Park at Visitacion and Mansell here in San Francisco (weather permitting). Take the Paul Avenue exit off South 101.
August 11,September 9,October 9,November 7 December 7

# TUE. SEPT 9 5:30pm March, Rally & Nonviolent Direct Action, Point Richmond
No WTO! No Stolen Iraqi Oil in the Bay! No Toxic Terror in Our Communities!
Chevron Texaco profits from stolen Iraqi oil, shipped it to it's toxic Richmond refinery,
poisoning our air and lungs and fueling a corporate globalized empire.
Join environmental justice, global justice and anti-war movements to say NO!
in solidarity with Mexican resistance to the WTO.
Point Richmond; W. Cutting Blvd and S. Garrard Blvd Shuttles available from nearby
Richmond BART, Driving: Hwy. I-580, just east of Richmond-San Rafael
Bridge, exit Pt. Richmond/Richmond Pkwy. Check website for map/directions/bike route
Direct Action to Stop the War (415) 820-9649 http://www.ActAgainstWar.org

# Sep 9-12 Global Action against WTO http://www.cancuncommittee.org


# WED. SEPT 10, 5pm - 9:11pm Circles of Hope - Pre-Emptive Peacemaking
Join your neighbors in the nationwide Circle on the eve of 9/11 for art-making,
music, remembrance and candle-light vigil. Two Bay Area locations:
Justin Hermann Plaza, SF (Embarcadero BART). wrlwest [at] riseup.net, 415-282-6580
Frank Ogawa Plaza, 14th & Broadway, Oakland (12th St/City Center BART).
Peoples NonViolent Coalition (510) 839-5877, http://www.pnvrc.net
# A Conversation With The Candidates new Mayor SF Wed Sep 10
5:30 - 8:15 p.m. Randall Museum Theater 199 Museum Way SF


# THURS. SEPT 11 Create your own Circle of Hope: Organize a remembrance with your friends
and neighbors! See what's happening in your area, or to register an event:
http:// http://www.peacefultomorrows.org WTC Healing Project peace vigil 10am-9pm;
Fold origami peace cranes; make paper lanterns; memorial walk to MLK Fountain.
Aurobora Gallery 147 Natoma (behind the SF MOMA http://www.wtchealingproject.org

# "IMPEACH THE TERRORISTS!!!" Rally, noon- 1:00 p.m., Thursday, September 11, 2003
Federal Building, San Francisco Bring your art, banners, voices.... http://www.craigslist.org/eve/15602237.html

# ANOTHER HISTORY IS BEGINNING September 11, 2003 7:00-10:00 p.m.
Humanist Hall, 390 27th St. (Broadway & Telegraph) Oakland, CA 94612
KEN JENKINS' video '9/11 Perspective' on Pearl Harbor, JFK and MLK
JEFF STRAHL on Whatever Hit the Pentagon
JIM HOFFMAN on Demolition of the Twin Towers and WTC 7
YURI KOCHIYAMA on Oil, Opium and World Wars
JOSEPH WANZALA on Resisting Neo-colonialism
DON PAUL on Nurturing and Creating Alternatives
Messages from researchers A.K. DEWDNEY (Canada)
and GERARD HOLMGREN (Australia)
Sliding-scale $5-to-$25 contribution benefits publication of
the '9/11 / Great Crimes / A Greater Cover-Up' booklet

# Sep 10 Julip 839 Geary http://www.subliminalbroadcast.com/recording

# Thu Sep 11 7pm EcoVillage Oakland docu video "AfterMath - Unanswered
Questions of 9-11" http://www.ecovillage510.org/calendar.html

# SAT. SEPT 13 Your NeighborhoodS Neighbors for Peace and Global Justice
Neighborhood assemblies to activate and educate as many people as possible
on Sept 13: Worldwide Day of Action Against Corporate Globalization and War.
http://www.UnitedforPeace.org http://www.ActAgainstWar.org

# Sat, Sep 13 12:30pm - 1:30pm "Take Back Our Country" Fair and Rally
Spangenberg Theater Courtyard 780 Arastradero Road
Palo Alto http://www.globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.html

# Sat, Sep 13 2pm Jim Hightower: "Thieves in High Places: They've Stolen Our Country and It's Time to Take It Back" $10 Spangenberg Theater 780 Arastradero Road
Palo Alto http://www.globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.html

# Marin Living Foods Community Sat Sep 13, 6-9pm
in Bel Marin Keys, 65 Calypso Shores, Novato, CA

# FREE San Lorenzo Park, Santa Cruz, Sunday, Sep 14 10-5 pm
Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana Benefit http://www.indybay.org/
Festival , food, music http://www.marijuana-art.com/WAMMfest/

# Resolution on the Patriot Act – Mon Sep 15, 8PM San Rafael City Hall
5th St and E St. http://www.mpjc.org Marin Peace & Justice Ctr.

# Sep 19,20,21 Dennis Kucinich in SF http://www.kucinich.us

# Sep 19,20,21 http://www.earthdance.org LAYTONVILLE CALIFORNIA

# Sep 20 Oct 4: Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride http://www.iwfr.org

# Radiohead @ Shoreline 9/23 47.50 reserved, 40.50 Lawn (8.65 TM fee)

# International Days of Protest Against OCCUPATION and EMPIRE
From PALESTINE to IRAQ to the PHILIPPINES to KOREA to CUBA
and EVERYWHERE MARCHES AND RALLIES ACROSS THE U.S.
& AROUND THE WORLD Sep 25 - 28 http://www.InternationalANSWER.org

# Int'l Day of Protest Against War & Occupation Sep 28 12 Noon Dolores Park, SF
http://www.internationalanswer.org/campaigns/s28/index.html

# 28 Sep http://www.folsomstreetfair.com 10a-6p Btwn 7th and 12th


# 1 Oct 2003 http://www.castrostreetfair.org
# Sat Oct 4 World Vegetarian Day 9th @ Lincoln http://www.sfvs.org
seeking volunteers World Veg Day free t shirt! sunny_outdoors [at] yahoo.com
# 13 Oct Indigenous Peoples Day (Columbus Day). Public holiday.
# Burning Man 4th annual HEAT THE STREET F(a)IRE! SUN OCT 12th, NOON-MIDNIGHT
INDIANA ST bet. Mariposa / 21st, SF Main Entrance 19th / Tennessee.
In front of and inside Club Cocomo (650 Indiana) $10 Black Rock Attire; $20 St
Shine or Rain. All ages outdoors (kids under 12 free); 21+ in Cocomo.
Esprit Park closes and outdoor sound ends 10pm;
Street F(a)IRE! Ends at midnight; Cocomo closes 1:30am.
# 10/17: Seize the Airwaves! http://radio.indymedia.org
http://www.freeradio.org http://www.radio4all.org http://www.diymedia.net
# SAT OCT 25 MARCH ON WASHINGTON DC internationalanswer.org
# Halloween Party Castro Blocked off to Church till 1am with After party at Somarts?
# Nov 19-21 2003 : FTAA Demos Miami http://www.stopftaa.org flfairtrade.org
# November 22-23: Vigil and Direct Action Georgia http://www.soaw.org
Map of deviant desires http://www.deviantdesires.com/map/mappics/map81002.gif
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Toll Free senate + Congress 1(800) 839-5276 No Expansion of Patriot Act!

)'( "Art Against Empire" (the nation-state, not the friendly twin city of
Gerlach) is putting out a call for radical and revolutionary artists
to collaborate and co-ordinate with others in creating an "Art
Against the Empire" presence at Burning Man 2003. Endless War and
Occupation, Police State Repression, Roundups and Detentions of Arabs
and Moslems are all "Beyond Belief"! Art, sculpture, kinetics,
performance, pyrotechnics are all encouraged. Be blasphemous,
shocking, creative, whatever -- make it matter. Dangerous times
demand DANGEROUS ART! ENLIST! Tech/ Web help needed!
d'Andre 510-843-6056 or BurningEmpire2003 [at] yahoo.com )'(

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