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It was an amazingly beautiful day at Dolores Park this past Saturday with a turnout of hundreds to celebrate the life and work of Kirsten Brydum at SF’s largest ever Really Really FREE Market! Food Not Bombs came out to serve grilled vegetable kabobs with Teriyaki sauce, apple crisp pies, a giant vegetable bean and rice soup, and bread and cookies! Remaining food was given away in freebie grocery fashion as the serving table was overflowing with other goodies people had brought out to gift!
Thank you to everyone who helped us make this happen (FNB volunteers, folks from the Heart of the City Farmers Market, Rainbow, etc). It was an amazing and unforgettable day in Dolores Park!
Friends and loved ones of will be gathering October 9th in memory of local activist and organizer Kirsten Brydum. The format will be very informal and people will be cooking a little extra at Thursday Food Not Bombs to bring to the memorial. Everyone is welcome to come out and help!
Kirsten Brydum’s Memorial
October 9, Thursday
Art SF – 110 capp st. @ 16th st.,
7-on: sharing space, adding to the altars
8p – on: sharing stories, memories, thoughts, music
in typical Kirsten fashion:
everyone is welcome and appreciated
bring whatever gifts you want to contribute
everything will be done giftluck / potluck style
feel free to bring:
-items to add to the altars
-stories to tell about Kirsten
-instruments to add music to the mix
-food and/or drinks to share with others
-a bowl, cup, and utensils to partake of other’s gifts
-pictures of Kirsten (a projector is likely available too)
-anything else that feels important to share in this time
if out of town feel free to send anything that you want shared to
firebrandart [at] yahoo.com
San Francisco Food Not Bombs 