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This Sunday 5/24, the BCC Coffee popup returns! Come by 9am - noon to the BCC, 657 W St Mary's Rd Unit C11. Please park in the dirt lot across the street!

This Saturday, 5/23! Mind Palace Poetry Presents Dead Ass - A Reading. Hosted by Cyrus Orion.

Feat. Laura Anne Whitley, Nomi Burjorjee Van Pelt, Marissa Yang Bertucci, Frances Ojeda-diaz, Natalie Griffin, Serena Devi, Rebeca Felix, and Carson Jordan.

@ The BCC. 657 W St Mary's Rd, Unit C11. Park in the dirt lot across the street!

Join Tucson Red Action Group at the BCC for our movie nights, next one is Saturday, May 9 at 7pm! We will be watching and discussing Judas and the Black Messiah, a biopic about the assassination of Fred Hampton *spoiler alert: He's killed by the Chicago police.*

May 13th at 7pm

BCC unit C11

Reportback from community member who spent a month in support of families facing ethnic cleansing in the West Bank through the beginning of the war in Iran and Lebanon. Will talk about the specifics of this trip, as well as how repression and displacement have escalated in the past months and years more generally in the West Bank. Examples of current state of violent and nonviolent resistance in refugee camps and rural areas. Reflections on how and why to volunteer with different groups, and what feels effective and meaningful as an international traveling to the West Bank.

Upcoming Risograph 101 workshop with Globemallow ✨🌵 Create collages and learn the magic of the riso. Plus once you complete a 101 workshop, you can use the machine during open studio hours!

May 9
9am-12pm
$20-60 sliding scale, notaflof
Email globemallowstudio@gmail.com to sign up

@houldens.riseabove and Still Cold Booking present!

@dropdeadri, for the first time in 11 years returns to Tucson at the @bcctucson on May 22nd!!

Featuring @groin.az, @skinticketaz, @axecollectorsd, @solid.fxcking.gold and @overnight.az!!

$5 at the door. No presale. No holds. No guest list. First come first serve!!

Doors at 6pm, show at 6:30

Respect the space.

Flyer by @tommywilsondesign

Punk show this Thursday 4/23! Locals GLOP just added 😎

MOONKILL (Austin, TX)
DESTRUIDO
GLOP

7pm // $8

¡Tierra y Libertad! Anarchists in the Borderlands & the Mexican Revolution

April 29th, 7pm

BCC Unit C11, 657 W St Mary's

The Mexican Liberal Party, led by Ricardo Flores Magón, organized workers throughout the Borderlands in the years before the Mexican Revolution. They were anarchists who fought the Trinity of Plunder: the state, the bosses, and the church. They frequently joined with the Industrial Workers of the World, who published a Spanish-language newspaper in Phoenix. Together we will take a look at their role in some of the events that led to the Mexican Revolution.

Thursday, April 23rd: PUNK SHOW AT THE BCC

Featuring:

MoonKill (Garage/psych punk from Austin, TX)
DESTRUIDO (Tucson HC punk)

7pm // $8

Join us Saturday, April 18 at 6PM for a screening of the new experimental film Eye Colors by Milo Cameron! An opportunity to chat with the filmmaker will follow the screening.

$5 NOTAFLOF.

657 W St Mary’s Rd, Unit C11.

My film Eye Colors will be screening at @bcctucson on Saturday, April 18 at 6 PM!

Poster by @im_ethan103

Come to a free screening of Punishment Park at the BCC April 19th!!
Part of the Revolt and Repression screening series, Punishment Park is a Fictional-Documentary depicting state sanctioned violence against protesters of the Vietnam War, Civil Rights activists, and radicals in the Women’s Liberation movement. Those who choose Punishment Park over Jail time are forced to traverse 53 miles in the desert to reach an American flag which holds their freedom. The film’s critique of the Nixon administration stands as one of the boldest condemnations of the us penal system.

Conversation following the film!

Sunday April 19th
Doors at 6:30pm
BCC
657 W St Marys Rd Unit 11
Free

Poster credit: @melaninmoses.png

Come to a free screening of Punishment Park at the BCC April 19th!!
Part of the Revolt and Repression screening series, Punishment Park is a Fictional-Documentary depicting state sanctioned violence against protesters of the Vietnam War, Civil Rights activists, and radicals in the Women’s Liberation movement. Those who choose Punishment Park over Jail time are forced to traverse 53 miles in the desert to reach an American flag which holds their freedom. The film’s critique of the Nixon administration stands as one of the boldest condemnations of the us penal system.

Conversation following the film!

Sunday April 19th
Doors at 6:30pm
BCC
657 W St Marys Rd Unit 11
Free

Poster credit: @melaninmoses.png

Come to a free screening of Punishment Park at the BCC April 19th!!
Part of the Revolt and Repression screening series, Punishment Park is a Fictional-Documentary depicting state sanctioned violence against protesters of the Vietnam War, Civil Rights activists, and radicals in the Women’s Liberation movement. Those who choose Punishment Park over Jail time are forced to traverse 53 miles in the desert to reach an American flag which holds their freedom. The film’s critique of the Nixon administration stands as one of the boldest condemnations of the us penal system.

Conversation following the film!

Sunday April 19th
Doors at 6:30pm
BCC
657 W St Marys Rd Unit 11
Free

Poster credit: @melaninmoses.png