Celebrate the grand opening of SubRosa: A Community Space with live music from local and visiting bands on Saturday, November 1 at 7pm.

Local anarcho-string band street sensation Blackbird Raum will be playing. Plus, traveling all the way from Olympia, WA, special guests The Hail Seizues, A Collective of Dirt, Chin Up and Meriwether!

There will be a $10 cover at the door, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

SubRosa is a non-profit, donation-funded space for art and radical projects run by a collective of volunteers from the local anarchist community. It offers gourmet JavaBob’s coffee, anarchist books and literature, performance and a weekly open mic, gallery art by emerging local artists, and a welcoming garden courtyard.

SubRosa is located next to the Bike Church, at Pacific Avenue and Spruce Street. Volunteers transformed a run-down warehouse space and bleak parking lot on lower Pacific into a cozy community and performance space with a large patio surrounded by a beautiful garden. Inside and outside, people gather around small tables for coffee and conversation, reading, talking, meeting, and enjoying performances and art. Free wi-fi and public computers are also available for use. A variety of radical community events will be held at SubRosa, including monthly art shows, Free Skool classes and a weekly Open Mic on Thursdays at 8pm.