Solon's Salon

You're cordially invited to join an almost-always-meets-on-the-Wednesday-nearest-the-Ides roundtable of art, performance, literature, and public policy discussion regarding improving the San Francisco Bay constellation of cities. Share your literary/musical/manifesto guffaw, grito, grimace in the face of fentanyl, homelessness, housing affordability, public works and public services disaffection, the wealth divide; and plot how to turn messaging about such issues into art. Our emphasis is on solutions-thinking, not whining; on aesthetics expression, not dull repetition.

Featured this time 'round will be a reader's theater rendering of Garlawazco Fwinkle's one-act play Wholly Mole´, which takes up the question of land tenure morality by way of depicting turf wars between two rival food cart companies in NYC.

Bring your guitar, etc. Short story, etc. Letter to the Editor, etc.

Supper provided, though it's Bring Your Own Drink.
What's more, Bring Your Own Art Form, though the host reserves the right to moderate.

RSVP.

Our motto is, "The Earth is the birthright of all people."