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Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco

Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco

USD $150.00
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco
Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco

Invisible Circus Artists Liberation Front Diggers Handbill 1967 Glide Church San Francisco

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Condition: Near Mint, Thin Stock, very minor sign of age discoloration,
Size: 8 1/2 x 11 inch
Date: 1967 February 24 thru 26
Venue: Glide Memorial Church, San Francisco
Artist: Dave Hodgers
72 hours Environmental Community Happening became the legend in San Francisco hip community for years
Sponsored by The Diggers, Artists Liberation Front & Glide Foundation

(Courtesy of The Diggers Archive:) The Diggers were one of the legendary groups in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury, one of the world-wide epicenters of the Sixties Counterculture which fundamentally changed American and world culture. Shrouded in a mystique of anonymity, the Diggers took their name from the original English Diggers (1649-50) who had promulgated a vision of society free from private property, and all forms of buying and selling.
Originally advertised as a "72 hour environmental community happening," the event started Friday night and finally dissolved into the dawn's breaking light on Sunday morning. Nevertheless, the stories about those 36-plus hours became legend in San Francisco's hip community for years.