NOTE: VENUE CHANGE THIS DAY ONLY:
This Here Space
1914 Oregon Street
Berkeley, CA
NOTES:
* Near Ashby BART station (2.5 blocks).
* Leave a little extra time for street parking - the Thai Temple Brunch on nearby Russell Street creates some extra parking congestion.
* The house is not really wheelchair accessible; you must be able to go up two steps to get in.
* No shoes on the dance floor.

In this season, they say the veil between worlds grows thin and ephemeral influences come into play. They also they the dancing is particularly sweet. Join us at Soul Sanctuary on Sunday, in costume if you wish. You may also wish to bring photos of loved ones for the altar. DJ dadada is the host with the ghosts.

So many rhythms, so little time! Happily, rhythm is always a foundation of SSD, so we don't have to fit them all in this week! As always, DJ Z is coming prepared with a broad-ranging mix to inspire our individual and collective rhythms.

You're invited to lunch with us after the dance on 10/25 at Karma Kitchen. Karma Kitchen is located in the Taste of the Himalayas restaurant in North Berkeley. Once a month, volunteers serve Indian food family style, and the bill at the end says $0.00, with an invitation to pay it forward. Sound familiar? Karma kitchen is one of the inspirations for our all-volunteer pay-it-forward dance.

DJ Z is making us a "salad" of fresh sonic ingredients: some familiar staples like romaine, and some zesty new surprises (pickled peppers anyone?). All in tasteful harmony!

Far beyond the bright Berkeley skies, heavenly bodies spin and glow. Red supermoons, morning planets, autumnal constellations—they fascinate us, and maybe that fascination alone is enough to guide our lives in subtle ways. Sunday’s dance is dedicated to what’s happening way out there in the galactic dance. For your journey, your host, DJ Dadada has put his ear to the final frontier.