Our friends at Bolo'bolo - anarchist infoshop and vegan café, with the help of many other fine folk, are putting together an Anarchist Bookfair and After-party. This will be on Saturday, December 7, and located at Wesley St and Milton Rd, Observatory, Cape Town from 10am-7pm, and then at bolo'bolo (76 Lower Main Road, Observatory, 7925 Cape Town) till late.
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CALLOUT:
You are called to vote by many parties.
Feel disgruntled by them? Think their promises are empty? Wondering what you can do to really make a change? Come find out more about daily revolutionary action at the 2013 Cape Town Anarchist Bookfair!
We won’t be promising anything except good books, interesting talks and conversations, amazing vegan food, a chill-space, a Really Really Free Market (where you get to donate if you want and take whatever you need) and a rowdy after-party (at the bolo'bolo infoshop around the corner).
Interested yet? If not, think about this for a moment: is it really so unimaginable that you should be able to have a real say in what your community should look like and how you want to live your life? Are you tired that you and the people you love are forced into dead-end soul-eroding jobs just to pay the bills (if they're lucky), living month to month and sapped of the energy to live the life you feel sure should be possible for all of us? That you aren’t allowed the time to understand yourself and what you want from life – this one, beautiful, crazy, scary, wondrous life you get to live for a period of time you have no control over? Are you concerned that the planet is speedily being destroyed by people seeking profit over the well-being of the environment?
If any of this resonates with you, come join us at the bookfair. You’ll get to take part in discussions and think collectively about new ways in which we can live in a way that allows us to be free without impinging on the freedom of others and is environmentally sustainable.
Come on, take off those horrible disciplinary restraints of ‘how you should act and be’ and allow yourself a day of being the person you dreamed of being when you were a child climbing trees and hanging upside down, looking at the world from another angle.
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WHAT TO EXPECT:
• Stalls selling radical books, zines, clothing, vegan food, coffees, drinks and more.
• Lots of talks, workshops and open conversations.
• A Really Really Free Market.
• Food Not Bombs.
• A radical art exhibition.
• An after-party at bolo'bolo with All These Wasted Nuts, Cami Scoundrel, Monday Morning Justice, Morning Pages, Soundz of the South and friends...
• Lots of fellow anarchists, activists, radicals and deviants :-)
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DETAILS:
• No entrance fee
• Open from 10am-7pm (and then at bolo'bolo till late)
• View full info at http://www.anarchistbookfair.co.za/ or contact us at us@anarchistbookfair.co.za if you'd like to book a stall, do a talk, suggest a conversation, exhibit or find out more.
• The venue is the Theatre Arts Collective building, old Wesleyan Church, cnr of Wesley and Milton in Obs.
• OUR VALUES
The bookfair has a policy against authoritarian, oppressive, racist, sexist, queer-phobic, ableist, speciesist and other disrespectful behavior that works against collective liberation for all communities. Leave the prejudice, intolerance and domination at home! Actually, get rid of it altogether!
• ACCESSIBILITY
The venue does not have dedicated wheelchair access but there are very few steps and all areas are accessible via one of the two main entrances. If you're concerned about this, drop us a mail and we'll send you some photos of the venue.
• CHILDREN AND OTHER ANIMALS
The venue will be child friendly and there will be some entertainment available for younger anarchists, although there will not be a dedicated single area. The venue would prefer if people did not bring companion animals of other species along, but we encourage you to use your discretion in this regard.
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Love and anarchy,
The bookfair organising collective
