CCC: The Dig x House Our Neighbors

  

Stoup Brewing1158 BroadwaySeattle, WA, 98122United States (map)

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House Our Neighbors is hosting their May social in Capitol Hill and, surprise (!), there will be a special crossover with Dan Denvir, host of the nationally acclaimed podcast The Dig from socialist magazine Jacobin! Join us at 6pm on May 20th at Stoup Brewing for a party of HON supporters and The Dig listeners to celebrate the growing momentum for social housing and other progressive movements across the country.

Expect good people, sharp politics, and a shared vision for a country where everyone can afford to live and thrive. Come through, bring a friend, and be part of the movement.

CCC: The Dig x House Our Neighbors

  

Stoup Brewing1158 BroadwaySeattle, WA, 98122United States (map)

Google Calendar  ICS

House Our Neighbors is hosting their May social in Capitol Hill and, surprise (!), there will be a special crossover with Dan Denvir, host of the nationally acclaimed podcast The Dig from socialist magazine Jacobin! Join us at 6pm on May 20th at Stoup Brewing for a party of HON supporters and The Dig listeners to celebrate the growing momentum for social housing and other progressive movements across the country.

Expect good people, sharp politics, and a shared vision for a country where everyone can afford to live and thrive. Come through, bring a friend, and be part of the movement.

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