"Celebrated singer, songwriter, activist and counterculture icon, Joan Baez was playing in the stacks at Kepler's Books back in the 1950s and '60s. Now she's helping Kepler's celebrate its 70th anniversary. For this event she'll be joined in conversation by Kimberly Ford, former adjunct professor at Berkeley. The program will also include remarks from author Barry Eisers V.R. Ferose."
"The admission price-65% of which is tax-deductible in support of Kepler's Literary Foundation-includes a signed copy of Baez's 2023 book Am I Pretty When I Fly? An Album of Upside Down Drawings. Wed, Oct 29, 5:30pm, $210 Kepler's Books, Menlo Park"
Joan Baez performed at Kepler's Books in the stacks during the 1950s and '60s. She will help Kepler's celebrate its 70th anniversary with an onstage conversation on Wed, Oct 29 at 5:30pm in Menlo Park. Kimberly Ford, a former adjunct professor at Berkeley, will join Baez in conversation and the program will include remarks from author Barry Eisers V.R. Ferose. Admission is $210, with 65% tax-deductible in support of Kepler's Literary Foundation, and includes a signed copy of Baez's 2023 book Am I Pretty When I Fly? An Album of Upside Down Drawings. The event highlights Baez's ongoing commitment to music, activism and literary culture.
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