Travel back in time to one of science fiction’s best answers to the dystopian Reagan era: John Carpenter’s 1988 sci-fi action thriller “They Live”, which “follows an unnamed drifter played by Roddy Piper, who discovers that the ruling class are aliens concealing their appearance and manipulating people to spend money, breed, and accept the status quo with subliminal messages in mass media.” (Wikipedia)

Some snacks and refreshments available, guests welcome to bring something to share. Film starts by 7:30. Child-watch available for comrades with families, please contact us ASAP if you’re interested (text “childwatch” and a short message to (805) 881-3081).

“Three oil companies – AERA, PetroRock, and ERG – are collectively proposing to drill over 750 new oil wells in Northern Santa Barbara County. These wells would drill through the Santa Maria Vally Groundwater Basin which provides drinking water to over 200,000 people. We have just 12 years left to reduce fossil fuel emissions in half. We need to be moving towards a 100% renewable economy, which means it’s time to be done with fossil fuels – for our health, climate, and air and water. The first rule of holes is when you’re in one, stop digging. To keep fossil fuels in the ground in Santa Barbara, we need your help! Will you come canvass with us and your friends this summer to get the word out?

Please enter your name and phone number in this form to sign up for a date to canvass with us! We’ll send you a text a couple of days before the day you’ve sign up for as a reminder. We will also spend the first half hour training you up to canvass like a badass.”

“Three oil companies – AERA, PetroRock, and ERG – are collectively proposing to drill over 750 new oil wells in Northern Santa Barbara County. These wells would drill through the Santa Maria Vally Groundwater Basin which provides drinking water to over 200,000 people. We have just 12 years left to reduce fossil fuel emissions in half. We need to be moving towards a 100% renewable economy, which means it’s time to be done with fossil fuels – for our health, climate, and air and water. The first rule of holes is when you’re in one, stop digging. To keep fossil fuels in the ground in Santa Barbara, we need your help! Will you come canvass with us and your friends this summer to get the word out?

Please enter your name and phone number in this form to sign up for a date to canvass with us! We’ll send you a text a couple of days before the day you’ve sign up for as a reminder. We will also spend the first half hour training you up to canvass like a badass.”

“Three oil companies – AERA, PetroRock, and ERG – are collectively proposing to drill over 750 new oil wells in Northern Santa Barbara County. These wells would drill through the Santa Maria Vally Groundwater Basin which provides drinking water to over 200,000 people. We have just 12 years left to reduce fossil fuel emissions in half. We need to be moving towards a 100% renewable economy, which means it’s time to be done with fossil fuels – for our health, climate, and air and water. The first rule of holes is when you’re in one, stop digging. To keep fossil fuels in the ground in Santa Barbara, we need your help! Will you come canvass with us and your friends this summer to get the word out?

Please enter your name and phone number in this form to sign up for a date to canvass with us! We’ll send you a text a couple of days before the day you’ve sign up for as a reminder. We will also spend the first half hour training you up to canvass like a badass.”

“Three oil companies – AERA, PetroRock, and ERG – are collectively proposing to drill over 750 new oil wells in Northern Santa Barbara County. These wells would drill through the Santa Maria Vally Groundwater Basin which provides drinking water to over 200,000 people. We have just 12 years left to reduce fossil fuel emissions in half. We need to be moving towards a 100% renewable economy, which means it’s time to be done with fossil fuels – for our health, climate, and air and water. The first rule of holes is when you’re in one, stop digging. To keep fossil fuels in the ground in Santa Barbara, we need your help! Will you come canvass with us and your friends this summer to get the word out?

Please enter your name and phone number in this form to sign up for a date to canvass with us! We’ll send you a text a couple of days before the day you’ve sign up for as a reminder. We will also spend the first half hour training you up to canvass like a badass.”