The Arlene Francis Center is a non-profit, community-centered cultural hub with a vision of a better world, a new way of being. Situated in Santa Rosa’s historic Railroad Square and West End Districts, the Center produces nonprofit and charitable cultural, educational, social, ethical and ecological activities united by a common purpose—the development of a theory and practice that will foster the creation of a better world, one in which human beings will come to see one another as the source of each other’s completion, as inherently good and caring social and ecological beings who seek to fully recognize each other’s common humanity and interconnection with all of life, and to create a world based upon justice, kindness, love, and respect for the earth.
FEATURED EVENTS
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Visual Voices
an art exhibition by The Wellness and Advocacy Center
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FC Time Bank
With the way things are going here in California; and all over the country, it’s more important than ever to come together and support one another. Raising housing prices, gasoline, food… not to mention the huge cut in health care services and supportive services for people in need. It is up to us in…
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Film Screening
LET IT KILL YOUJON MINER Super exciting!!! @letitkillyouseries @jon_miner episode is premiering this Friday @thearlenefranciscenter !! Doors at 8PM, Show starts at 8:30PM!! Sponsored by @vice and @brotherhoodboardshop !! FREE!! Santa Rosa’s @jon_miner is a legend in the skateboard industry and beyond! Jon’s creative vision in front of and behind the camera, have been…
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Dead Bob
(Ex – NoMeansNo) Dead Bob is the solo incarnation of John Wright, drummer of long time and apparently legendary, but now retired, Punk rock band No Means No.“Life Like”, a NMN cover actually, is the title track of the first album John has released on his own. Recorded and Produced by John in the…
