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Humanities West presents Summer of Love: San Francisco, 1967 User Submitted

When: Sat., June 10, 6:30-10 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-391-9700
Email: info@humanitieswest.org
Price: $25- $60
www.humanitieswest.org
Humanities West presents Summer of Love: San Francisco, 1967, a unique lecture-performance event exploring the distinctive history of 1960’s San Francisco as it transformed into a center of counterculture inhabited by the Beats, the bohemians, and the hippies. Lectures by local historians trace the vibrant forms of cultural expression that burst forth, from rock music to poster art to freeform radio. The program includes a live musical performance by The China Cats, a premier tribute band, celebrating the music of the Grateful Dead presented with a Liquid Light Show by Analog Soup.

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