Here's some ideas: 1. The Independent on Divisadero St. They have occasional movie showings there on Monday nights. 2. UCSF campus, off the N Judah at the main entrance, there is a theater there (can't recall the name) that has movie projection capacity. This is the place where Matt G debated Juanita Owens in 2000. 3. Red Vic movie collective on Haight St. They do activist films, but we would have to book far in advance, since they do their calendars every 2 months and the next one is probably set already. It would be great to do the film here in conjunction with World Car Free Day in Sept. Note: I think this would be a pay to see movie, but the Red Vic may donate some of the $$ back. 4. Park Branch Library- need own set up, must be out by 9:00 at the very latest and you cannot ask for admission (request for donations is OK). Otherwise, this is a good free venue. 5. 1st Baptist Church on Market and Octavia- ask Dave Wilbur for details on how to book and what the conditions are. 6. The Center on Market St. They have rooms specifically for movie screenings. Not sure about the costs. 7. New College. Ask Dave Wilbur about booking details. 8. Ella Hill Hutch. 9. African American Art and Culture Center on Fulton st. OK this is a long list, most of the venues are in D 5, by the way. Please remeber to consult the working group calendars when setting dates. Also check in with Dave to make sure the HLU events are not at the same time. Good luck, peace, susan

From: susan_e_vaughan@juno.com Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:35:57 -0700 To: pjhaughey@usfca.edu Cc: transpo@sfgreens.org Subject: [Transpo] a place to screen The End of Suburbia

Hi Pat,

We met at the SF Green Party booth at the Haight Street Fair. You were going to look into a place where we could screen "The End of Suburbia." Any luck?

Thanks for doing this.

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