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SF ReOrient 2009 - The First Ten Years (a festival of short plays exploring the Middle East; through Dec 13)
Adopt a bit of rainforest or coral reef as a holiday gift
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Nov 19 Thursday
SF ReOrient 2009 – The First Ten Years (a festival of short plays exploring the Middle East; through Dec 13)
6:30 PM
Oakland Nourishing Abolition: A celebration to benefit Critical Resistance
7:00 PM
Oakland Rebel Patagonia (film)
7:00 PM
SF The Invisible Mountain (author Carolina de Robertis)
8:00 PM
Oakland Dance Brigade's The Great Liberation Upon Hearing
Nov 20 Friday
2:00 PM
Berkeley Say NO to War - Bring our troops home now - Stop U.S. Drones - Come Rally for Peace
5:00 PM
SF Tree Spiker book release and fundraiser for the fight against mountaintop removal
6:00 PM
Ross Fifth Annual Evening with Owls
7:00 PM
SF Take care of politics ... or politics will take care of you! (theater)
7:00 PM
Sunnyvale Lords of Nature: Life in the Land of Great Predators (film)
8:00 PM
SF Bookkeepers (play on the Holocaust - last weekend) [New]
8:00 PM
Oakland Reality Playings: Experiments in experience/participation performance (Frank Moore)
8:00 PM
Oakland Dance Brigade's The Great Liberation Upon Hearing
Nov 21 Saturday
10:00 AM
SF A California Constitutional Convention: Is This the Means to Address Many of the State’s Many Problems?
10:00 AM
SF Introduction to Organic Garden Watering (free class)
10:00 AM
Berkeley Giftmaking with Recycled Materials
11:00 AM
Berkeley Copwatch Know Your Rights Training
12:30 PM
Orland Farm Sanctuary’s Celebration FOR the Turkeys
2:00 PM
SF DIY Survivalist Training Workshop
3:00 PM
SF The Fat Studies Reader (with sixteen contributors)
4:00 PM
Berkeley Women from Haiti’s Struggle for Democracy
6:00 PM
Oakland The One Village at a Time Celebration (benefit for bringing educational services to rural Tanzania)
7:00 PM
Oakland The Crisis of the System (Carlos Marentes, Director of Sin Fronteras Border Agricultural Workers Project)
7:00 PM
Berkeley Country Joe McDonald's Tribute to Woody Guthrie
8:00 PM
SF Bookkeepers (play on the Holocaust - last weekend) [New]
8:00 PM
Oakland Dance Brigade's The Great Liberation Upon Hearing
Nov 22 Sunday
12:00 Noon
Walnut Creek Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union (author David Swanson)
5:30 PM
San Mateo Potluck dinner and screening of the final two parts of “Rethink Afghanistan” [Newest]
7:30 PM
Berkeley Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union (author David Swanson)
8:00 PM
Oakland Dance Brigade's The Great Liberation Upon Hearing
Nov 23 Monday
3:00 PM
Marin County Help the Marin Organic Glean Team harvest fresh, local food for local community centers and food banks [Newest]
Nov 25 Wednesday
12:00 Noon
SF They Are All Our Daughters - International Day for the Elimination of Violence Towards Women & Girls
7:30 PM
Oakland In Grave Danger of Falling Food [New]
8:00 PM
SF Wet Wednesday Benefit for Alemany Farm
Nov 28 Saturday
10:00 AM
West Marin County Naturalist-led Creekwalks to See Spawning Salmon
Nov 30 Monday
11:30 AM
SF National Day of Action for Climate Justice
6:00 PM
Berkeley Your Personal and Community Carbon Footprint with the Ecology Center (four Mondays)
7:00 PM
Berkeley A Single Woman (film on first U.S. Congresswoman Jeannette Rankin)
Dec 1 Tuesday
27 Days of Change: Practice Period for activists, allies & agents of social change
Dec 2 Wednesday
7:00 PM
Mill Valley UC Professor George Lakoff explains the 2010 initiative for California Majority Rule [Newer]
7:00 PM
Walnut Creek Joint YWCA and YMCA Witness Visit to Palestine: Working Together Towards a Just and Durable Peace
Dec 3 Thursday
SF Wherever There's A Fight (book launch and virtual radical history tour) [New]
7:00 PM
Berkeley The Rebirth of Environmentalism (author Douglas Bevington)
Dec 4 Friday
7:00 PM
Berkeley Fearless Meditation I: Practice of the Body (part 1 of a 3 part series for agents of social change)
Dec 5 Saturday
9:00 AM
Vallejo Twelfth Annual Global Holiday Faire [New]
9:00 AM
SF The ReOrient Forum (an opportunity for artists and audiences to engage with the Middle East; two days)
10:00 AM
San Jose Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Holiday Peace Fair
10:00 AM
SF Free Urban Cycling Workshop: Intro to Safe Cycling (Day 1)
10:00 AM
SF Urban Composting (free class)
11:00 AM
SF 24th Annual Tibet Day - Looking at the World through Eyes of Compassion
Dec 6 Sunday
10:00 AM
Berkeley? Urban Drought Solutions: Greywater, Rainwater Catchment, Earthworks
11:30 AM
Palo Alto Second Annual Holiday Peace & Social Justice Craft, Gift & Information Fair
3:00 PM
SF 24th Annual Holiday Appeal for Class-War Prisoners
6:00 PM
SF Winterfest Party (art show and fundraiser for the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition)
Dec 7 Monday
7:00 PM
Walnut Creek Iran--Where Are We Now? Scott Ritter in conversation with Mike Veiluva
Dec 9 Wednesday
7:00 PM
SF A Paradise Built In Hell (author Rebecca Solnit)
Dec 10 Thursday
SF San Francisco Mime Troupe's 50th Anniversary Celebration
7:00 PM
SF Radical Women Business Meeting on priorities for 2010 [Newer]
Dec 11 Friday
7:00 PM
Oakland Roots of Resistance: Holiday Market and Art Showcase [Newest]
Dec 12 Saturday
10:00 AM
Oakland Vegetarian Cooking Class: Hearty Holiday Fare
10:00 AM
West Marin County Naturalist-led Creekwalks to See Spawning Salmon
10:00 AM
SF Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting
12:30 PM
SF Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Consumption Christmas (street theater workshop with the San Francisco Mime Troupe)
1:00 PM
Berkeley That's Why We Don't Eat Animals (Vegan Children's Book Signing & Ice-Cream Social)
2:00 PM
SF Communal Craft and the Suffrage Movement: Banners for Protest and Public Space
Dec 13 Sunday
10:00 AM
Berkeley EcoHouse Workshop: Grow Edible Mushrooms at Home
1:00 PM
SF Resistance and Rebel Voices from Down Under (feminist poet Nellie Wong reporting back from Australia) [Newer]
Dec 14 Monday
10:00 AM
Sausalito Project Homeless Connect 6
Dec 17 Thursday
7:00 PM
Berkeley Climate Change, Agro-biodiversity and Food Security: The Value of Traditional Seeds in an Unstable World
Jan 9 Saturday
10:00 AM
SF Urban Composting (free class)
Jan 12 Tuesday
7:00 PM
Oakland Adopt A Special Kid: Intro Workshop for Prospective Parents
Jan 15 Friday
7:30 PM
SF Have you Heard of the San Francisco Mime Troupe (1968 film)
Jan 23 Saturday
SF Sixth annual counter-demonstration and march in support of reproductive justice for all
Jan 31 Sunday
6:30 PM
Berkeley Benefit for a Village Playground for Homeless Children
Feb 9 Tuesday
7:00 PM
Oakland Adopt A Special Kid: Intro Workshop for Prospective Parents
Jun 10 Thursday
6:00 PM
Oakland Sesa Woruban (a celebration with Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS))

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This table of events and other notices is compiled by Ken Cheetham.

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