We had such a wonderful Sonoma County reception in Sebastopol! And...met lots of new folks, Special thanks to Jason Perdue and Cynthia Stefanoni at the Sebastopol fest for adding on a second show by popular demand.
Too many good people to list here but it went very well with both shows with
warm receptive audiences including a Mom who was a part of The Farm commune from Tennessee...and her daughter Salina, who told us they identified completely with the hippie kids' interviews in our film...William who ran the 'Phinny Farm' who remembered Skeeter and is making his own doc about Grass growers in Humbolt county.
Emiko Omori, first asian-american camera woman at KQED in San Francisco back in the 60's... at SDFF giving a workshop in the 'Art of shooting Docs' with selected scenes from her influences (Pennabaker, the Maysles brothers, Errol Morris among them).
Also met one of the original 'Merry Pranksters' who knew kessey, Brand and many of the Beat Writers of North Beach...He's also an well-known experimental, Avant Garde musician, writer, artist and important memeber of the famed Morningstar commune,
Ramon Sender. At 75 he's a dynamo networker who helped us attract several new fans to our Sebastopol screening and has invited us to show "
Back to the Garden" in San Francisco in June as a part of his bi-weekly
"Odd Mondays" film and Lecture Series.
We're super excited to show in San Francisco...Thanks so much Ramon! Google Ramon Sender...he's one of the last of the major flower power figures still living and working in the city...
photo: L-R: Ramon Sender, Judy Kaplan, Judy levit Sender in their San Francisco neighborhood...
The symbol we all know...redone in the Haight at the Red Victorian Bed, Breakfast and Art. Painted by owner, Sami Sunchild, today in her Eighties... still dedicated to encouraging social and environmental responsibility. See more at peacearts.com 
A moment of grace in the SF museum of Modern Art..."you should be showing your cowboy boots here!" a stranger said to Judy. Have a peek at frimframdesign.com
A Love child In the Mission at the Noe Valley Ministry to show our film (it's the steeple on left). No kidding...I am a love child. I was born here. French Hospital, Geary Ave. Total 49ers and Giants fan growing up. I love this place.
A dedicated group came out to see our film, some who remember the flower power days personally and some who did not...thanks to our hosts, Ramon and Judy Sender, for the opportunity to screen at the venerable "Odd Mondays film series" . (We really did take the B.A.R.T. to S.F.) 
