Soul Food Junkies, San Francisco Viewing

TVS presents a San Francisco screening of "Soul Food Junkies" a new documentary by Bryon Hurt that delves into the historical and controversial relationship between the African American community and soul food. I will be moderating a panel after the screening that will include the film's director, Shakirah Simley from Bi-Rite Market & 18 Reasons, and Eric Holt-Giménez of Food First.

5:40 Welcome and Introductions
5:45 Soul Food Junkies Screens
6:50 Panel Discussion
7:35 Wine Reception begins across the street at SF Environment
9:00 SF Environment closes

This screening is FREE!

"Soul Food Junkies" 2012 Trailer from Byron Hurt on Vimeo.

About the location and parking

The theater is located on the basement level, and you¹ll need to take the stairs to get there (an elevator is also available close to the Grove Street entrance).

There are two main entrances to the library: one is at 100 Larkin Street (between Grove and Fulton). The other entrance, which is closer to the theater, is at 30 Grove Street (between Larkin and Hyde).

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BART: The Civic Center BART station is 1 block away.

PARKING:
Street Parking can be found on Larkin, McAllister, Fulton, Hyde and Grove.
Please keep in mind that the parking is metered until 6:00 p.m.

Pay Parking is available at:

Civic Center Garage (355 McAllister Street, between Polk and Larkin). This is the closest. It¹s $2.50/hr. After parking, walk 1 block on Polk or Larkin (towards Market Street) to the Library.

Performing Arts Garage (360 Grove St., between Franklin and Gough)
This is farther away, about three blocks. It¹s $2.50/hr. After parking, walk
three blocks on Grove (towards Market Street) to the Library.