Democracy Cafe: Art and Music for the Women’s March | 360 Video

Activists and artists of all ages gathered to make signs, art and music at the Democracy Cafe, a creative workshop at the O'Hanlon Center for the Arts in Mill Valley on January 14, 2018.

In just a few hours, they created dozens of inspiring signs for the Women’s March, as well as decorated blue flags and Liberty figures. They practiced protest songs with the Freedom Singers in the beautiful sculpture garden.

Democracy Cafe helps people connect at a deeper level and use their creativity for social change -- mixing arts and politics through fun, hands-on, collaborative activities.

This is a 360° video. To look all around you, swipe the video while it plays or use a Google Cardboard-style headset to become immersed in the scene. It features event creator Fabrice Florin, hosts Jean Bolte, Mary Cosgrove, Carol Korenbrot and Marilyn Price, as well as Jake Cohen, Phyllis Florin, Natalie Frederick, Wayne Lechner, Robert Mowry, Laura Riley, Marshall Smith, Priscilla Wheeler and Gary Yost, to name but a few. Most are members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN), our local political action group.

Join your neighbors to make political art -- and keep democracy alive!

Learn more about Democracy Cafe:
http://fabriceflorin.com/2018/01/11/democracy-cafe/