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Thu., Nov. 1 2012
510-251-8898

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Linden Street Brewery
- 95 Linden St. Sts. 7-8
- 510-251-8898
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A celebration for Days of Dead with deep rooted Mexican traditions, Oakland style! A fundraiser for San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR)

FREE & Kid Friendly Event!! LIVE music by Carne Cruda, Latin Dance Grooves by DJ Crimson

Mexican Inspired Food by: Tina Tamale, Fist of Flour Pizza, Boffo Cart, Oaktown Jerk & Big Wheel Cookie Co., Beverages by Linden Street Brewery & somaR Bar

Silent Art Auction :: Day of the Dead Community Altar. Also shop at Vendors: 57-33 and devika's palacio multi-cultural folk art & Forrealism

Venue a short bike ride from West Oakland BART with Bike Valet by Richmond SPOKES

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