Inner Outer Zine Release Party

Join us in celebrating the release of Inner Outer, a zine documenting life in San Francisco. Our inaugural issue is all about parks!
About this Event

Zine release

Join us in celebrating the release of Inner Outer, a zine documenting life in San Francisco. Our inaugural issue is all about parks. Come picnic, check out the zine, meet contributors and park enthusiasts.

• Sat, July 11
• 12-3pm
• Golden Gate Park - The Love Blocks (244 John F. Kennedy Drive)
• Pick up a copy of Inner Outer for $25. Square and Venmo accepted.

Picnic party!

Let's bask in the glory of Golden Gate Park with a communal picnic—roll up with a blanket and your favorite park snacks for a potluck.

Activities

Learn how to fly a kite When's the last time you flew a kite? Whether it's been years or something you've never done, Eric Lam will help get you flying high.

Cyanotype workshop Learn how to make a cyanotype using found items in Golden Gate Park. Led by Anton Belov, a local photographer and illustrator based in Outer Richmond. Find out more about his work at belovanton.com and @shot.by.anton.

Tell Us Something Between the Trees An art installation by Carly Steyer that invites participants to share something true about their love life. Carly is also the director of Crushing, a live monologue series about formative love experiences. Learn more about their upcoming show, which runs September 10-12, at crushing.show.

Community support This event is free to attend! This zine was a year in the making, so if you're able to offer additional support, donations and volunteers are greatly appreciated (especially to cover event costs like compostable plateware and utensils.)

Seeking volunteers! Setup at 11am, greeting + tidying from 12-3pm, breakdown at 3pm. Email us at [email protected] if you're available to help.

Things to bring

• Food and snacks to share for the communal picnic potluck
• Friends, family, your crush

Please note:

• Friends & Neighbors is a phone-free space. We kindly ask that you refrain from taking photos and videos during the event.
• Donations help a lot! Donations make our free community events possible. Friends & Neighbors is a fiscal project of Intersection for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations made through our fundraising page are tax-deductible. Please note that contributions made via Eventbrite or other platforms are not tax-deductible.
• Half of life is showing up! If your plans change, please cancel your ticket so we can accommodate more guests. There are no refunds for this event. Thank you!

Hosted by Friends & Neighbors, a creative gathering space in the Inner Richmond

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