LIFETIMES OF RESILIENCE
A Weekend

BLACK HISTORY MONTH -- FEBRUARY 2007
This weekend is the premiere, kick-off event for a series of weekly events on Fridays at New College sponsored by Spiritual Activism that will serve to create connections, build community, and transform consciousness in order to manifest and elevate the spirit of New College. We hope you'll join in the celebration and the creation of a new vision of what is possible.

Friday, The 23rd —
An evening of jazz, food, dance, spirit,
remembrance of black history, and celebration of our ancestors
With Linda Myers and THE NEW JAZZ QUARTET
A tribute to Herbie Lewis,
A vital member of the New College
community and founder of the
Jazz Studies Program
Cultural Center
6:30-9:30p

Saturday, The 24th —
THE REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET
Everything is free. Really.
Clothes, performance,
games, food, music, skills…
Giving for the sake of giving.
On The Greens In Front Of City Hall
12 Noon to 4pm
http://www.sf-rrfm.org

FREE PUBLIC SCREENING:
UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE
A documentary on the tension between
public utility and private development in the Western Addition.
New College challenges UC Berkeley’s Plan for Profit
film by: Eliza Hemenway // soundtrack by: Tim Barsky
Koret Auditorium, SF Public Library (100 Larkin St)
4:30-6p
http://www.hemenwaydocs.com