Our 10th Annual celebration of odd bits & outliers, strange tales, eclectic offerings, & stories that refuse to be defined by any one theme ODDMENTS XPlease join us once again for ODDMENTS our TENTH ANNUAL end of the year celebration of odd bits and outliers, strange tales, eclectic offerings, and stories that refuse o be defined by any one theme Featuring: Amy Widdowson ~ Saucy Snowmen as Social Commentary: The Miracle of 1511 Martin Strauss ~ Trois Oddments en Velour (apres Erik Satie) Kate O’Donnell ~ Lasso with Aloha: How Three Hawaiian Cowboys Upended the Wild West James Manion ~ Wifredo Lam: A Modern Man Barbara North ~ The Bananas Legacy of “Yes! We Have No Bananas” Egan Hirvela ~ Map Quest: The Fantastic Voyages of the Zeno Brothers Seth Rosenblatt ~ The Original Hot or Not: Annie Jump Cannon & Starry Hotness Curated by Annetta Black - Doors open for pre-salon cocktail hour at 6:30, Talks begin at 7:30 Reserved Seats available. General Admission seats are first come, first served. 21+ Odd Salon Members always enjoy discounted tickets. Join our growing membership for ticket discounts and Members-only opportunities. Find out more: Odd Salon Membership> ODD SALON Stories from the odd corners of history, science, art, and adventure. WHAT: Six storytellers bring strange-but-true stories from history, science, art and adventure to the stage, over cocktails. WHAT KINDS OF STORIES: Badasses and crackpots, history's worst ideas and most interesting eccentrics, things that exploded, heists, hoaxes, hidden treasures, epic explorations and upsetting animal facts. For example. WHO: Experts and amateurs, scientists and poets, musicians and medievalists, artists, tech workers, baristas, and you. Each salon features selected speakers from an open call for submissions. Join us! WHERE: Public Works, on Erie Street - one block from the 16th and Mission BART stop. WHEN: We open the doors for cocktails and conversations at 6:30; talks begin at 7:30. Main doors open at 7:15 if you want to nab a seat. Reserved seats available, general seats are first come first served. WHY: San Francisco deserves weird, independent events, and real world gatherings in this increasingly digital age. HOW: Against many odds. DRINKS? But of course. OTHER QUESTIONS? Drop us a line: www.oddsalon.com Odd Salon is a fiscally sponsored project of the InterCulture Foundation, a 501c3 non-profit organization.