Welcome Oscar López Rivera to the Bay Area  Wednesday, May 31st St John’s Presbyterian Church* 2727 College Ave, Berkeley Wheelchair Accessible Buy tickets on-line! Limited tickets at the door. welcomeoscar.brownpapertickets.com Tickets are sliding scale as shown below. All proceeds go directly to Oscar. 5:30 Reception $75-250 Sponsored by the National Lawyers Guild   nlgsf.org (Cost includes program ticket.) A unique opportunity to meet and talk to Oscar! Food and drinks will be provided. Posters by local artist Doug Minkler and signed by Oscar will be for sale.  7:00 Program $20-50 José López Oscar López Rivera John Santos, Rico Pabón, Quenepas Arrive early, limited seating available. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Note on Brown Paper Tickets: Reception tickets appear first. Scroll down on the “date” field to select the 7:00 Program tickets.  Make a donation to help Oscar set up his new life in Puerto Rico: gofundme.com/welcomeoscar LIke Oscar on Facebook!    facebook.com/WelcomeOscartotheBayArea For more information:          freeoscarnow@gmail.com *Public Transportation to event: AC Transit 51B (on College) or 6 (on Telegraph). BART stops: Ashby, Rockridge or Berkeley then walk or transfer to  51B or 6. Partial List of Endorsers: AIM-WEST, All of Us Or None, Altruvistas, ANSWER, Arab Resource & Organizing Center, Bay Area Anti-Repression Committee, Center for Political Education, Critical Resistance of Oakland, Emory Douglas, Freedom Archives, Global Exchange, Haiti Action Committee, Int’l Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity, International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network, LAGAI Queer Insurrection, La Raza Resource Center, La Tertulia Boricua, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, Lynne Stewart Organization, Making Contact, Malcom X Grassroots Movement, Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu Jamal, National Network on Cuba (NNOC), Prison Activist Resource Center, Prison Radio/Redwood Justice Fund, QUIT, Socialist Action, Socialist Workers Party, Task Force on the Americas, Veterans for Peace #69 (San Francisco), Workers World Party