Really really free markets are spaces where people give away goods, services, discussion, skills, talents and other community ressources. It's a movement of resistence towards corporatization, greed, commericialism and waste which redistributes resources.
This guide will cover:
How a really really free market works
Where to host it
How to get people to come
Aftermath
How it works
The Toronto Free Gallery is proud to be hosting a multimedia literary explosion of zinesters, fashion plates, novelists, performance artists, poets and fancy scribblers. A night of queertastic, female-centric brilliance!
On October 20, the legendary, raucous, rowdy performance gang Sister Spit - The Next Generation's van will unload in Toronto for a rare Canadian performance. The night will include; queer luminary Michelle Tea, hilarious literary force Beth Lisick, trans-licious performance artist Ben McCoy, graphic novelist extraordinaire Ariel Schrag, powerhouse poet Kirya Traber, photographer/myth-explorer Sara Seinberg, and world-traveling novelist Rhiannon Argo plus Toronto special guests.
The documentary film Shouting Fire: Stories From the Edge of Free Speech screens on Friday Oct. 2 at 9:15p.m. as part of the M.U.C.K. Film Festival in Toronto. A panel discussion to follow, including Ward Churchill, who is featured in the film, and rabble.ca editor Derrick O'Keefe.
Jenn & Guy's Rockin' Benefit for Cancer
For those who like to help as much as they love GREAT music!!!
Everyone is touched by cancer. We all have a story. We want to make a difference!
Awesome concert at an awesome venue!!!
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