This Memorial Day Weekend on Sunday, May 25, there is an important event
happening at the Santa Cruz Civic Center Auditorium. The event is part
of a series called Imagine America and will feature a presentation and
public dialogue with three prominent national figures: US Congressman
Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), and authors John Robbins and Marianne Williamson.

Of particular note is the participation of Representative Kucinich, who
is Co-Chair of the Progressive CaucusÃ?the largest of the Congressional
CaucusesÃ?and the ranking member of the House Government Reform
Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and International
Relations. In addition, he is a candidate for the Democratic
Presidential Nomination.
< BR>IMAGINE AMERICA
Sunday, May 25, 2003, 7 - 9 PM
Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium

Experience three of the nation1s most visionary leaders as they inspire
us to imagine Ã? and to create Ã? a new United States of America that
works for ALL people. This Town Hall meeting will feature:


Democratic Congressman, Co-chair of the Progressive Caucus in the house,
and one of the leading voices for peace in American public life. As an
outspoken opponent of the war against Iraq, he has been catapulted onto
the national stage, and has consistently shown the courage to question
current policies of expanding war and limiting personal freedoms.

JOHN ROBBINS
Author of the international bestseller, "Diet for a New America" and
"The Food Revolution," Robbins is widely considered to be one of the
most eloquent and powerful spokespersons today for a healthy way of
living, and a compassionate and sustainable world.< BR>
MARIANNE WILLIAMSON
Marianne Williamson is an internationally acclaimed author and lecturer.
She has published eight books, including "A Return to Love" and "Healing
the Soul of America." She also co-founded the Global Renaissance
Alliance (GRA), a worldwide network of peace activists.

Tickets- $10, $20 and $30 (plus service charges) available at

The Civic Box office (831) 420-5260
Ticketmaster (408) 998-8497
www.imagineamerica.net

For more information contact info (at) imagineamerica.net or (831) 465-1092.