Dan Litwin - Acoustic Guitar & Vocals

Some of you probably know that Dan is a long-time libertarian. If you attended the 2008 Libertarian Party of California convention here in San Diego, you may have seen Dan play with his band at the Saturday evening banquet. This particular event at Cafe Libertalia will be a little different, featuring Dan on his own, performing original songs plus Clapton, Steve Wonder, SRV, Steely Dan, and more.
In addition to his music, Dan is a popular speaker, writer, and libertarian peace activist.
Check him out at:
www.PeacemakersRock.com
www.youtube.com/frodolitwin

***PLEASE NOTE*** that this event will be posted on several meetups and is also open to the public -- it is not strictly a "meetup". The venue is owned by Donna and Jesse, the organizers of this group, and we frequently have a variety of social events at the cafe which we let meetup members know about.

PARKING:

On-street spots can usually be found, although not frequently available right on the block of the cafe; no meter charges after 6pm; best locations 4th, 3rd, 2nd Avenues, toward Pennsylvania Avenue (a couple of blocks from the cafe).

$3 parking lots for all day or evening:

John's Luggage, 3833 Fourth Ave, from 5:30 Mon-Fri, 4:30 Sat., all day Sun; walk through Washington Mutual parking lot to get from 4th Ave. to the cafe on 5th.

California Bank & Trust Co., 3737 Fifth Avenue (between Robinson and Pennsylvania Avenues), east side of 5th Avenue, after business hours.

$4 parking lot for all evening:

Un-named lot across the street from California Bank & Trust Co. and a few doors down from The Hillcrest Inn Hotel (not the lot next to the hotel) on 5th Ave. between Robinson and Pennsylvania, west side of 5th (a block from the cafe).

Union Bank, west side of Fifth Avenue, between University and Washington (about a block north of the cafe).

$2 per hour lots:

Rite Aid, Robinson and 5th Avenue (half-block from the cafe)

Public lot across Robinson from Rite Aid and next to Jamba Juice

Most convenient, but $8 for the day or evening

Washington Mutual, two doors south of the cafe