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December 2007 Events


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  • Sunday, December 2
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Food Not Bombs. 1:30 p.m. every Sunday. Volunteers needed to distribute food at César Chávez Park (9 and J Streets.) Info: 916-441-4812
      • Zapatista Solidarity Coalition meeting 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. the first Sunday of the month 909 12th Street. Info: (916)443-3424; zapa@zsc.org
      • Women's International League for Peace And Freedom Branch meeting, 1 pm - 5 pm the first Sunday of the month. info: (916) 331 - 1723
    • Broken Promises, Broken Dreams: Stories of Jewish and Palestinian Trauma and Resilience. Boston-area physician, author and activist Alice Rothchild discusses her recently-released book, which follows the journey of a Jewish American physician traveling and working within Israel and the Occupied Territories. Sponsored by the Sacramento chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace, and co-sponsored by Physicians for Social Responsibility, Israel Peace Alternatives, and Elk Grove Peace and Justice Forum. 2 to 4 p.m., Belle Cooledge Library Community Room, 5600 South Land Park Drive (at Fruitridge), Sacramento. Info: www.alicerothchild.com.
    • Break the Siege of Gaza: A Human Rights Fundraiser to help the people of Gaza, Palestine. Int'l Solidarity Movement volunteer Paul Larudee will speak about the Gaza Boat project. Boats carrying humanitarian supplies and human rights volunteers will sail directly into Gaza to challenge Israel’s illegal occupation. The food, water, electricity, mobility and basic human rights of the Palestinians living in Gaza are controlled, restricted, and withheld by the U.S.-supported Israeli government in violation of international human rights laws. Holiday gifts, Palestinian olive oil and olive oil soap will be on sale. Proceeds go to Gaza human rights work. Refreshments. 2pm, SEIU Hall, 1911 F St. Sacramento. Info: (916) 448-7157,
    • Broken Promises, Broken Dreams: Stories of Jewish and Palestinian Trauma and Resilience. (see above). 7 to 9 p.m., Davis Branch Library, Blanchard Room, 315 East 14th Street (at B Street), Davis
  • Monday, December 3
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Poetry Center poetry readings. 7:30 p.m., 1631 K St. Info: (916) 441-7395, www.sacramentopoetrycenter.org
      • Organic Sacramento. Get involved locally to help counter the ongoing threat to our food, health and related issues. Meets first Monday of the month, 6:30pm. For meeting location & info: www.OrganicSacramento.org
    • Broken Promises, Broken Dreams: Stories of Jewish and Palestinian Trauma and Resilience. Boston-area physician, author and activist Alice Rothchild discusses her recently-released book, which follows the journey of a Jewish American physician traveling and working within Israel and the Occupied Territories. Sponsored by the Sacramento chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace, and co-sponsored by Physicians for Social Responsibility, Israel Peace Alternatives, and Elk Grove Peace and Justice Forum. 7-9 p.m., Elk Grove United Methodist Church, 8986 Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove. Info: www.alicerothchild.com.
  • Tuesday, December 4
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Families to Amend California's Three Strikes, 5:30 p.m. Colonial Heights Library, Stockton Blvd and 21st Ave. 8 p.m. Vigil at County Jail, 7th and I Streets. Every Tuesday.
      • Call for Peace vigil, 4-6pm 16th & J, info: 916-448-7157; sypeaceact@jps.net; www.sacpeace.org
      • Health Care for All. working for universal access to health care. 7:15 pm the first Tuesday of the month. Info: (916) 491-5955
      • Amnesty International, Davis Community Group. First Tuesday of Every Month, 7 pm, International House, 10 College Park, Davis, CA. Info: amnesty_owner@mailman.dcn.org
  • Wednesday, December 5
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Food Not Bombs. 4 p.m. every Wednesday. Volunteers needed to distribute food at McClatchy Park (5th ave. and 33rd st.) Info: 916-441-4812
      • Anti-War Vigil, 4 - 6pm, every Wednesday, 15th & L St, Sacramento. Info: 916-446-5261
    • Capital Reading Group resumes. We just started Chapter 11 of “Capital, vol.1” by Karl Marx. 7-9pm, SMUD Customer Service Center, 6301 "S" St. Info: Marxist School of Sacramento. (916) 835-4330
  • Thursday, December 6
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • F.A.I.R. (Focusing On All People's Inclusion & Rights) works for recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender families & individuals. 7:30 pm every Thursday. 414 12th St., Sacramento. info: (916) 444-8623
  • Friday, December 7
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Protest the deployment of California National Guard to Iraq, 7:30 - 9:30am, 270th Military Police Co, 1013 58th St., Sacramento. Every Friday; bring your own sign. Info: 916-456-6641.
    • A fundraiser for "Walls of Hope," a nonprofit organization for the School of Art and Open Studio in Perquin, El Salvador, founded by artist Claudia Bernardi. In addition to hearing Bernardi speak about the school, attendees will also enjoy El Salvadoran delicacies while viewing the exhibit. The fundraiser will culminate with a performance by Chilean performing artist Lichi Fuentes, a recognized multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. Tickets $25. Call or email now to reserve your tickets - there is limited availability! Call (916) 456-5080 or email kcurry [at] sthope.org. 7 pm, at 40 Acres Art Gallery, 3428 3rd Avenue, Sacramento. Info. on Walls of Hope, go to www.wallsofhope.org/
  • Saturday, December 8
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • War is Not The Answer. The Davis Friends Meeting is sponsoring a silent weekly vigil, every Saturday, 11:00-12:00, at the Downtown G Street Plaza. Info: 530-792-1040, www.davispeace.org
      • Sacramento Branch NAACP General Membership meeting. Second Saturday of each month. 3500 2nd Avenue in Oak Park, 10:00am - 12:00 noon. Info: (916) 447-8629 or www.sacnaacp.org.
    • Urban Mercado to benefit Sol Collective's/Freedom Bound Center's art, cultural and activist programming. Music,crafts vendors, great deals on art work, books, cultural items, clothing etc. Early birds get the best merchandise. 9 am. - 9 p.m., Sol Collective-Freedom Bound Center, 2010 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento. Info: www.solcollective.com
    • Second Saturday Prison Art Show opening at Loaves & Fishes. 7 - 9pm, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. Art show continues Sunday, Tuesday thru Thursday. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com

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  • Sunday, December 9
    • Today's Recurring Events
    • Prison Art Show. 10 am-5 pm, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. See Saturday, continues Tuesday thru Thursday. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
    • Protest at Halliburton Plant. Say NO to having war profiteers like Halliburton in our backyard! Directions: From Sacramento take I-5 north and exit at County Rd. 102. At the light, go straight; you will be on Hays Lane. Halliburton is halfway up the street on the left. - Bring signs; bring outrage and indignation! 1 p.m, Hays Lane, Woodland.
  • Monday, December 10
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Poetry Center poetry readings. 7:30 p.m., 1631 K St. Info: (916) 441-7395, www.sacramentopoetrycenter.org
      • Pax Christi. 7 p.m., Newman Center, J & Carlson. Info: Janice, (916) 812-7680 or Bob, (916) 924-9288
      • Alliance for Democracy. 7 p.m., Timberline Room, SMUD Bldg., 6301 S St. Info: Vikki, (916) 359-5687.
      • Elk Grove Peace & Justice Forum, 7 pm, Elk Grove United Methodist Church, 8986 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove. Info: 916-685-3612, bobfoss@lanset.com.
    • Commemoration of International Human Rights Day. Speaker: Bishop Qunn. 5:30 p.m., Loaves & Fishes, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
    • Elk Grove Peace and Justice Forum Movie Night, Breaking the Silence, Israeli soldiers talk about Hebron. 7pm, 8986 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove. Info: (916) 685-3612.
  • Tuesday, December 11
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Families to Amend California's Three Strikes, 5:30 p.m. Colonial Heights Library, Stockton Blvd and 21st Ave. 8 p.m. Vigil at County Jail, 7th and I Streets. Every Tuesday.
      • Bring the U.S. troops and bases home vigil, 4-6pm 16th & J, info: 916-448-7157; sypeaceact@jps.net; www.sacpeace.org
      • Grey Panthers. 1pm. Hart Senior Center, 27th & J Sts. Info: Joan (916) 332-5980
    • Prison Art Show. Tuesday thru Thursday, 12-5 pm, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. See Saturday. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
    • Annual Candlelight Vigil for Peace. Bring signs and candles with something to shield them from wind. 4-6 p.m., any weather, 16th and J St., Sacramento. Gathering afterwards at Luna's Cafe, 1414 16th St. to 7:45. Info: (916) 448-7157
  • Wednesday, December 12
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Food Not Bombs. 4 p.m. every Wednesday. Volunteers needed to distribute food at McClatchy Park (5th ave. and 33rd st.) Info: 916-441-4812
      • Anti-War Vigil, 4 - 6pm, every Wednesday, 15th & L St, Sacramento. Info: 916-446-5261
      • Sacramento 911 Truth meets. The second Wednesday of each month, from 6PM to 8PM, 1401 "G" Street, Sacramento (corner of 14th and "G"). Info: sac911truth@gmail.com
      • Sacramento Coaliton to End the War on Iraq meets to end sanctions against Iraq, 7 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month at 909 12th Street. Info: Peace Action, (916)448-7157 or silr@jps.net
    • Prison Art Show. Tuesday thru Thursday, 12-5 pm, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. See Saturday. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
  • Thursday, December 13
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • F.A.I.R. (Focusing On All People's Inclusion & Rights) works for recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender families & individuals. 7:30 pm. every Thursday 414 12th St., Sacramento. info: (916) 444-8623
      • Black Radical Congress local meeting 6 p.m. the second Thursday of the month, 414-12th Street Info: (916) 381- 8875
    • Prison Art Show. Tuesday thru Thursday, 12-5 pm, Delany Ctr., 401 12th St., Sacramento. See Saturday. Info: Georgia Lyga 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
    • A Celebration of Sustainability in Sacramento hosted by Organic Sacramento and Pesticide Watch Education Fund. 6 - 10pm, YLI Hall, 1400 27th St, Sacramento. Info: (916) 551-1883, celebration@pesticidewatch.org
    • Making Peace & 9/11 Theater Film Series: Orwell Rolls in His Grave. 7pm, Blanchard Room, Davis Library, 315 E. 14th St, Davis. Info: (530) 757-1633
  • Friday, December 14
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Dances of Universal Peace. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Sierra 2 Center, 2791 24th St., Room 10. All are welcome. $5-10 donation requested. Info: Joyce (916) 455-4391, Sara (916) 361-3153 sacramentodancesofuniversalpeace.org
      • Protest the deployment of California National Guard to Iraq, 7:30 - 9:30am, 270th Military Police Co, 1013 58th St., Sacramento. Every Friday; bring your own sign. Info: 916-456-6641.
  • Saturday, December 15
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • War is Not The Answer. The Davis Friends Meeting is sponsoring a silent weekly vigil, every Saturday, 11:00-12:00, at the Downtown G Street Plaza. Info: 530-792-1040, www.davispeace.org

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  • Sunday, December 16
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Food Not Bombs. 1:30 p.m. every Sunday. Volunteers needed to distribute food at César Chávez Park (9 and J Streets.) Info: 916-441-4812
      • Zapatista Solidarity Coalition meeting 1 pm, 909 12th Street. Info: (916)443-3424; zapa@zsc.org
      • The Monthly Review Discussion Group. Info: (916) 446-4991
    • Shake Off AIPAC! End Israel dictating US War Decisions: Confront Sacto AIPACkers @ their Annual Dinner. 11am, Radisson Hotel, 500 Leisure Ln, Sacramento. Info: (916) 921-5670; res.181@rcip.com
    • Progressive Secretary Potluck. Progressive conversation and friendship. Bring a dish, fruit, veggie, or snack and come to talk and socialize. 2-5 p.m., 9153 Rundelay Way, Sacramento. Info and RSVP: Jim Harris and Cathy Hodge McCoid, 916-361-5426 or click Contact Progressive Secretary.
  • Monday, December 17
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Poetry Center poetry readings. 7:30 p.m., 1631 K St. Info: (916) 441-7395, www.sacramentopoetrycenter.org
      • Vigil Against the Death Penalty. North Steps of State Capitol, 12-1 p.m. Info: Georgia Lyga, (916)455-1796
      • Sacramento County Green Party County Council Meeting. Open to the public. 7:15 PM to 9:00 PM at 926 J Street, second floor conference room, Sacramento.
    • Death Penalty Vigil, 12 - 1pm, North Steps, State Capitol (11th & L Sts.) followed by the triannual lunch mtg at Vallejo's, 1330 O St. Info: Georgia Lyga, (916) 455-1796 or lygageorgiann@yahoo.com
  • Tuesday, December 18
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Families to Amend California's Three Strikes, 5:30 p.m. Colonial Heights Library, Stockton Blvd and 21st Ave. 8 p.m. Vigil at County Jail, 7th and I Streets. Every Tuesday.
      • Bring the U.S. troops and bases home vigil, 4-6pm 16th & J, info: 916-448-7157; sypeaceact@jps.net; www.sacpeace.org
      • Amnesty International Letter-Writing Cafe Night. Join us for a fun and productive two hours of letter-writing for human rights! The Third Tuesday of every month. 7 -9 pm, Café Roma, 223 3rd st., Davis.
    • Making Peace & 9/11 Theater Film Series: Let's Get Empirical with David Ray Griffin. 7pm, Blanchard Room, Davis Library, 315 E. 14th St, Davis. Info: (530) 757-1633
  • Wednesday, December 19
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Sacramento Food Not Bombs. 4 p.m. every Wednesday. Volunteers needed to distribute food at McClatchy Park (5th ave. and 33rd st.) Info: 916-441-4812
      • Anti-War Vigil, 4 - 6pm, every Wednesday, 15th & L St, Sacramento. Info: 916-446-5261
      • Placer County Green Party General Meeting. Open to the public. 6-8 pm. Beecher Room, Auburn-Placer County Library, 350 Nevada Street, Auburn. Info: placer@cagreens.org, www.cagreens.org/placer.
      • CAAC Goes to the Movies. 7:15 pm. l640 9th Ave. (east off Land Park Drive). info: (916) 446-3304.
  • Thursday, December 20
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • F.A.I.R. (Focusing On All People's Inclusion & Rights) works for recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender families & individuals. 7:30 pm. every Thursday 414 12th St., Sacramento. info: (916) 444-8623
      • National Organization for Women (NOW). 7 pm, Hart Senior Center, 915 27th Street (27th & J Street). info: (916) 443-3470, info@sacnow.org, www.sacnow.org
    • Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz presents her new book Roots of Resistance: History of Land Tenure in New Mexico, available in September 2007 from University of Oklahoma Press, a new and revised edition of the 1980 UCLA publication, under the same title. The new edition has a new ending chapter and is updated throughout, with a new Preface by Simon J. Ortiz of Acoma Pueblo. 7-9pm Garden Room, Sierra 2 Center, 2791 24th St., Sacramento. Info: Marxist School of Sacramento. (916) 835-4330.
  • Friday, December 21
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • Protest the deployment of California National Guard to Iraq, 7:30 - 9:30am, 270th Military Police Co, 1013 58th St., Sacramento. Every Friday; bring your own sign. Info: 916-456-6641.
  • Saturday, December 22
    • Today's Recurring Events
      • War is Not The Answer. The Davis Friends Meeting is sponsoring a silent weekly vigil, every Saturday, 11:00-12:00, at the Downtown G Street Plaza. Info: 530-792-1040, www.davispeace.org
      • Monthly Peace Vigil, every fourth Saturday, 11am - 12noon, front of Yolo County Court House, 725 Court St. Woodland. Info: judyt@go56.com.
    • Michael Andrews & Wealth Bridge Financial Network Present: "The Show": Top notch open mic and featured poetry with live band LSB. Performers: R & B vocalist Marcia Lewis from old-school group Soul II Soul from Los Angeles; Slam Champion He Spit Fire; $5. 7-9 p.m., Wo'se Community Center (Off 35th and Broadway) 2863 35th Street, Sacramento. Info: (916) 208-POET

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