Reception at 6:00 PM and Performance at 7:00 PM
IBEW Meeting Hall, 1875 Arnold Drive, Martinez, 94553
Major Fundraiser for the Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
Ian Ruskin
Harry Bridges was the founder of the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union (ILWU). He was the main organizer of the famous 1937 strike called BLOODY THURSDAY in San Francisco. In his performance as Harry Bridges, Ian Ruskin makes him come to life. Purchase your tickets now; don’t miss “From Wharf Rats to Lords of the Dock.”
“Harry Bridges is one of the most important labor leaders of the 20th century. Ian Ruskin has captured his persona and his ideas brilliantly.”
Howard Zinn
This is a major fundraiser for the Democratic Party of Contra Costa County. Our goal is to open an office in the county to help the campaigns of local democratic candidates and the re-election of President Obama. Tickets are $30 (Scholarships are available).
To purchase tickets on ACT BLUE, CLICK HERE
For more information about the event, visit http://contracostadems.org/
For a preview of the performance:
For more information about Ian Ruskin visit http://theharrybridgesproject.org/
For more information about Harry Bridges, visit http://www.ilwu19.com/history/biography.htm
If you have questions, contact Jim Donnelly, (925) 570-9289 or james.r.donnelly@comcast.net.
Ian Ruskin
“Harry Bridges is one of the most important labor leaders of the 20th century. Ian Ruskin has captured his persona and his ideas brilliantly.”
Howard Zinn
This is a major fundraiser for the Democratic Party of Contra Costa County. Our goal is to open an office in the county to help the campaigns of local democratic candidates and the re-election of President Obama. Tickets are $30 (Scholarships are available).
To purchase tickets on ACT BLUE, CLICK HERE
For more information about the event, visit http://contracostadems.org/
For a preview of the performance:
For more information about Ian Ruskin visit http://theharrybridgesproject.org/
For more information about Harry Bridges, visit http://www.ilwu19.com/history/biography.htm
If you have questions, contact Jim Donnelly, (925) 570-9289 or james.r.donnelly@comcast.net.