Flip Your Lid, A Black Rock Arts Foundation Benefit

by Scott Beale on April 10, 2008 · 0 comments

Flip Your Lid 2008

The third annual Flip Your Lid, a benefit for the Black Rock Arts Foundation, takes place on Thursday, April 17th at supperclub in San Francisco. This year they will be presenting Black Rock Arts Foundation Directors Awards to Mike Farrah who is director of the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services and REBAR who are the creators of (PARK)ing Day. Tickets are now on sale and may sell out fast.

Dust off your chapeau and embellish your noggin with your fanciest headwear for BRAF’s annual hat-tipping, head-turning, hair-raising affair.

flyer illustration by Hugh D’Andrade

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