Original 1st printing 8&1/2 x 11" double-sided concert/event flyer for "Angry Arts Week", a series of concerts, events, protests and happenings (*all anti-Vietnam War) held at various venues across San Francisco, CA in April of 1967.

 

 The front features an advertisement for a show held at Longshoreman's Hall on 4/9/67, featuring Sopwith Camel, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Big Brother & the Holding Company (featuring Janis Joplin) and Country Joe & the Fish (*the Grateful Dead were special guests).

 

 The reverse features the week's schedule of events, beginning with a "Surprise Rally" at California Hall on 4/7 and concluded with the 4/15 Spring Mobilization March & Rally at Kezar Stadium with Country Joe & the Fish, Judy Collins, Coretta Scott King and more.

 

 Artist unknown, this is the VERY uncommon first-state version of the flyer- another version was distributed later with several additional passes of color ink and the Grateful Dead featured more prominently.  

 

 Thin flat stock flyer is in good to very good (B to B/B+) condition; a light amount of handling/edge creasing (with a couple of VERY tiny nips/tears scattered around the outer edges), a 1" diagonal tear in the lower right margin, a bit of creasing in the upper left margin area, a VERY thin flattened horizontal center fold, a tiny 1/8" tear in the top center margin and a whisper of handling wear, otherwise fine.

 

 ULTRA-uncommon early-'67 San Francisco event flyer with a great design and an unbelievable lineup.