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A New Orleans Night in San Francisco to Benefit Conservation Value
What: Fantasyland Events, Jenstar Productions, and The Ritual invite you to A New Orleans Night in San Francisco, an all-star jam session, birthday celebration, post-New Monsoon Afterparty and benefit for Conservation Value to take place at a mystery location across the street from a nature reserve in San Francisco...

Music: will be provided by members of Tea Leaf Green, ALO, The Ritual, Hamsa Lila, The Everyone Orchestra, The Albino Horn Players, Group Du Jour and surprise guests...

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Requested Attire: In honor of New Orleans, please come dressed funky, shiny, feathered, masked, or otherwise FESTIVELY.

Where: A very unique location - PoundSF at 100 Cargo Way, San Francisco, Across the Street from the Heron Point Nature Reserve.

Directions from 12 Galaxies: 1. Take Mission to Cesar Chavez, Make a Left on Cesar Chavez; 2. Take Cesar Chavez/Army to 3rd, Make a Right on 3rd; 3. Take 3rd about 1/4 mile (over bridge), make LEFT on Cargo; 4. Take Cargo to end, venue on left.

When: Friday Night May 12, 2006, Doors 2AM, Show 2AM (Friday night late-nite)

Ages: 21 & Up

Ticket Info: Buy Tickets! $15 Advanced/$20 Door (as space is very limited, we strongly advise purchasing advanced tickets)
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Visiting San Francisco anytime soon?

Haight-Ashbury Flower Power Walking Tour. Innkeepers Pam and Bruce Brennan operate this historical look at the Haight, dating back to the late 19th century, when the neighborhood was considered a suburb to the city proper. The focus, of course, is the once-mellow, later-turbulent '60s. Learn about the Diggers and their soup kitchens, visit the Grateful Dead house at 710 Ashbury St., see the former digs of Janis Joplin and Charlie Manson. The tour concludes at the Herb'n Inn, the Brennans' bed-and-breakfast on Ashbury, which has its own Psychedelic History Museum. Departs 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays from northeast corner of Stanyan and Waller streets. $15. (415) 863-1621.





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