TONIGHT – ANTI-CAPITALIST HOLIDAY BASH!
Date: December 18
Time: 6:30pm-1am EST
Location: U of T Grad Students’ Union Gym (16 Bancroft Ave., Toronto ON)
Price:Tickets $10-15 or PWYC
ANTI-CAPITALIST HOLIDAY BASH!
G20 Legal Defence Fundraiser & Test Their Logik Reunion Show!
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Does the hyper-consumer craziness of the holiday season have you feeling down? Amidst the twinkle lights and the insidious calls to shop, shop and shop some more, are you spending your spare moments plotting the eventual demise of capitalism?
If so, join us for the Anti-Capitalist Holiday Bash! On Saturday, December 18th the Community Solidarity Network Fundraising Committee will be throwing the anti-capitalist event of the season to fundraise for our friends and allies facing G20 related charges.
Join us for a community dinner (vegan and vegetarian options will be served), followed by an open mic, workshops, games, prison letter writing, a ‘really really free market’ exchange and musical performances featuring Em’n’Lee and Test Their Logik reunion show!
Tickets: $10-15 sliding scale, or PWYC (no one will be turned away for lack of funds) Tickets will be sold at the door.
**New tshirts, patches and buttons will be on sale**
If you have anything to donate for the free exchange, would be interested in making a dish to donate to the dinner, or would like to help out in any other way please email us at [email protected]. If you would like to perform at the open mic, sign-up starts at the event at 7PM.
See you there rebellions!
Love, Krystalline
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