8/13/15 Anak Rock, Define Undocumented, and the Soul of San Francisco

Posted on August 12, 2015 by | 2 Comments



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We are excited to have indie rock band Scrabbel playing live in the KPFA studio where they’ll debut new songs!

AnakRockSFScrabbel is coming out of hibernation to play Anak Rock, a kid-friendly show at Bindlestiff Studio this Saturday from 4-8 p.m. and we’ll hear from Bindlestiff Managing Director Oliver Saria.

We’ll hear about Define Undocumented, a fundraiser for the young people at ASPIRE: Asian Students Promoting Immigrant Rights through Education.

And we’ll hear from veteran cultural worker, Nancy Hom, who completed a 12-foot mandala that spotlights the things she loves about San Francisco and what we stand to lose.

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2 responses to “8/13/15 Anak Rock, Define Undocumented, and the Soul of San Francisco”

  1. stachie | August 14, 2015 at 10:21 am |

    Thank you to Apex Express for having us on tonight! Just wanted to add that the song,”Play Me” which aired before our performance is a cover by The Owl & Pussycat and was a part of an unreleased cd we gave to our friends at our wedding.

  2. Pingback: KPFA and Scrabbel! | Hoyeeda

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