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New bookstore/infoshop open in DC
by BMI volunteer
Friday, May. 09, 2003 at 12:48 PM
dcinfoshop@mutualaid.org
A new infoshop/bookstore has opened in Washington, DC.
BRIAN MacKENZIE INFOSHOP NOW OPEN!
The Brian MacKenzie Infoshop opened this past Monday in Washington DC!
Our goal is to exist as a resource center for local activism and the
local community.
We have a reading library, bulletin boards for event postings, and will
soon have free public internet access and an extensive section on local
resources and information on a variety of topics. The infoshop is
non-profit. It is also collectively and volunteer run.
We also sell tons of radical books and music (punk, indie, folks, spoken
word, and soon: hip-hop, electronica and more), as well as t-shirts,
stickers and similar items.
If you are a local muscian/band or writer/poet, and have a
book/zine/record/tape/CD or DIY type crafts you do, we'd love to carry
your stuff. Feel free to drop on by with a sample or email us at dcinfoshop@mutualaid.org
Drop on by and say hello and check out the space:
We are at 1426 9th St. NW (part of the Aurthur Flemming Center) at 9th
and P Streets, NW. We're in the basement storefront.
Our hours are:
Mon-Thurs 12pm-9pm
Fri 12pm-10pm
Sat 10am-10pm
Sun 12pm-6pm
The nearest Metros are Mt. Vernon Square/Convention Center or Shaw/Howard.
More info at http://www.dcinfoshop.org
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