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Saturday, June 30 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Dharma College | 2222 Harold Way | Free
The opening reception for the art exhibit features an opportunity to meet the artist, Rosalyn White, along with faculty members of Dharma College and others. In addition, a catalogue of the exhibition and reproductions of selected arts works will be available for sale at the show as well as at the Dharma Publishing Bookstore at 2210 Harold Way. Refreshments will be served.
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Sunday, July 1 | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Tamalpais Room & Terrace, David Brower Center |
2150 Allston Way | $20 / Youth $10
Celebrate David Brower's 100th birthday with a strawberry waffle brunch reminiscent of the lively weekend gatherings he hosted at his home for environmentalists and activists over many years. This is a wonderful opportunity to share stories, to continue Brower's legacy of environmental achievement, and to celebrate his founding of Earth Island Institute 30 years ago.
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Wednesday, July 11 - Sunday, July 22 | 8:00 pm
Freight and Salvage Coffeehouse | 2020 Addison St.
$22.50 advance / $24.50 at door
In the must-see event of the Summer, and celebrating Woody Guthrie's 100th birthday, the Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse is proud to present a concert production of Woody Guthrie's American Song, the award-winning musical based on the life and music of the iconic American folk singer, written and directed by Peter Glazer. From the Dust Bowl of Oklahoma at the dawn of the Great Depression, the musical follows Guthrie west to a migrant camp in California and east to a Bowery bar on the New York island.
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International Youth Poetry Slam Festival
Tuesday, July 17 - Saturday, July 21
Downtown Berkeley Event Venues | Free
Downtown Berkeley Event Venues | Free
Fox Theater | 1807 Telegraph Ave. Oakland | $20 / $6 Youth
Brave New Voices is the largest ongoing spoken word event in the world, with youth participants from across the globe. Brave New Voices 2012 brings together young artists, outspoken activists, educators, poets, and emerging leaders to the San Francisco Bay Area to participate in a celebration and demonstration of free speech, artistic empowerment, and youth voice. This festival will create forums for dialogue, provide workshops for open and free expression, and facilitate conversations formally and informally that foster artistic and personal growth.
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Lectures & Literature Events
Wednesday, July 18 | Lyrics & Dirges | Pegasus Books | 2349 Shattuck Ave. | 7:30 pm | Free
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Music Events
Thursday, July 5 | Paper Bird and Yes Way | Subterranean Arthouse | 2179 Bancroft Way | 8:00 pm | $10-15 sliding scale
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email: info@downtownberkeley.com web: downtownberkeley.com Tel: 510.549.2230
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