How Weird Street Faire

Sun, May 7
12:00pm-8:00pm
Requested donation of $10 ($5 in costume, kids free)

the 7th annual
HOW WEIRD STREET FAIRE
Sunday, May 7th, 2006


San Francisco's Howard Street will be transformed into a festival of
music, art, dance, and celebration. There will be four city blocks
featuring performance artists, vendors from around the world,
nonprofit organizations, food and drinks, and many happy people.


There will be 7 stages of music by:

SUNSET (house)
TANTRA (psytrance)
CCC (downtempo and psytrance)
MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS (breaks)
LOWPRO LOUNGE (live music and DJs)
SOUND OF MIND / OPEL (an eclectic mix)
DUB BEAUTIFUL / FALSE PROFIT (ambient and downtempo)

Plus special surprises!


The How Weird Street Faire is centered at Howard and 12th Streets, in
the SOMA district of San Francisco. At that intersection, there will
be a mandala made of grass - an urban crop circle - where festival-
goers can relax, eat, connect, and learn about fostering peace.
Costumes and festive attire are strongly encouraged.

The How Weird Street Faire is an assortment of collectives and
individuals collaborating together in sound and art, uniting in a
vision of peace. It is also the annual benefit for the World Peace
Through Technology Organization.

Please join us and have a great time!


EVENT DETAILS:
7th annual How Weird Street Faire

DATE: Sunday, May 7, 2006
TIME: 12 noon to 8pm
ENTRANCE: 12th & South Van Ness Streets, San Francisco

Requested donation of $10 ($5 in costume, kids free)
All proceeds benefit two Bay Area nonprofit organizations.


FOR MORE INFORMATION:

www.howweird.org

www.peacetour.org

Venue:

Howard Street
12th & South Van Ness Streets
San Francisco

http://www.peacetour.org

At the edge of the SOMA district, by the Mission.

Additional Info:


http://www.howweird.org