Well, the building we are in is being remodeled and we don't think that the construction will be done by the time of the September protests. I certainly would love to staff the store and talk to out of town folks if we could open it.
I think I may have described the project recently, but let me rehash.
We're opening an infoshop/bookstore in a new community center called the Arthur Fleming Center. This building will house quite a few organizations and projects, with there being plenty of space for meetings, concerts, gallery exhibits, and so on.
Here's a run down of who will be in the space:
* Emmaus Center for the Aging (principal tenant and umbrella organization) * Positive Force (famous punk organization) * Washington Interfaith Alliance * Peter Maurin Center (Catholic Worker) * Washington Peace Center * Independent Media Center - DC * Brian MacKenzie Infoshop * Books through Bars * Compression (art space run by Ian Mackaye of Fugazi fame)
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