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This week we've got wood carving, participatory musical performances, two different zine fests, and a Flat Earth talk.
Welcome to the COYOTE Calendar. Here are this week's hand-picked events, just for you. This week we've got wood carving, participatory musical performances, two different zine fests, and a Flat Earth talk. We'll post new events each Wednesday. Go forth and enjoy!
This weekend is the second of East Bay Open Studios and you can find the map of who's open here. There are also a boatload of holiday markets to check out, which we've been keeping a list and map of here. The Another Hole in the Head Film Festival is still going and has a lot of great stuff this week in particular.







You can see all of COYOTE's past calendar picks here. If you have an event you'd like to see on a future COYOTE Calendar, email us at calendar@coyotemedia.org. If you attended and enjoyed any of these events, we'd love to hear about it in the comments!
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