An anti-tech support group for anarchist discussion, tactics, and ideas. What does being anti-tech mean now, and how does it work?
First meeting on 1/11/2026; please plan on coming consistently. Sundays 6-7:30pm through January and February.
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Queer Grinch Concert
The Who’s down in Whoville are full of toxic positivity and probably transphobic. Come enjoy some grinch-y songs instead!
All Day All Week, a film about Occupy Wall Street – meet director Marisa Holmes
It is 2011. Three years into the global financial crisis, there is a growing sense that political and economic elites sold out the people. In response, a wave of revolutions spreads from North Africa to Europe, and even the United States.
In New York City a small group of activists meet in the NYC General Assembly to discuss the possibility of #OccupyWallStreet. On September 17th they go to the financial district and occupy Zuccotti Park. They rename it Liberty Square.
The square is a liberated space. Assemblies are held to make collective decisions, working groups are formed to meet basic needs such as food and shelter. A new world is being built and anything seems possible.
In a matter of weeks there are over one thousand occupations formed across the globe. The activists soon find themselves in the center of a growing movement. They face many external challenges including the media, the unions, political parties, and police violence. However, it is the internal challenges that they cannot overcome.
The non-fiction feature film, All Day All Week: An Occupy Wall Street Story, tells the story of OWS from the perspective of those who lived it. Filmed by and in conversation with participants, the film offers a glimpse inside the daily life of occupation as well as reflections on the experience.
Director Marisa Holmes shall be available for Q and A after the film.
Donation – no one turned away for lack of funds
“Do the Math” The world premiere of new documentary on climate change
On Sunday, April 21st — what we’re calling “Earth Night” — 350.org will premiere a film about our work and our growing movement. That evening , people will be gathering in hundreds of living rooms and libraries across the country to see this film. Meeting in person is the lifeblood of our movement, and we hope that gathering to watch this snazzy film can be an opportunity to connect with new people and grow the movement locally.
The movie is an inspiring, beautiful, and fast-paced story that shows the power of the growing climate movement. It clocks in at 42-minutes — and it packs a lot in: from the cross-country campaign/tour done last year, to the latest dispatches from leaders in the fight to stop Keystone XL, to the campaign to divest from fossil fuels.
8 Days of Anarchy Movie Night: $hopping & The Doom Generation
Day 2 of 8 days of Anarchy is a screening of two films: $hopping and The Doom Generation
The Other Fabulous Reading Series Presents: A Night in Russia.
Translators and poets Brent Cunningham, Piper Wheeler, Isobel Palmer, and Peter Golub will be reading translations and talking about obscure Russian writers from the 1860s to the 1970s who have been translated.
Free Palestine film series – “Bil’in Habibti”
Next up on the free Palestine film series, we will be screening “Bil’in Habibti”, about the protest movement in the village of Bil’in Palestine. This film was made by an Israeli anarchist who gave Tristan and family a lot of support while we were in the hospital. And it’s a great film. Free event, free food. This event is sponsored by Justice 4 Tristan and Northern California International Solidarity Movement
Other Fabulous Reading Series
The Other Fabulous Reading Series present s
3 poets reading from their works: Suzanne Stein, Erica Lewis, and Sophia Dahlin
Suzanne Stein’s most recent book is Tout Va Bien.
Erica Lewis’s most recent book is Murmur in The Inventory.
Sophia Dahlin’s most recent book is Come On.
They will all give readings! 7pm-9pm on Sunday January 20th