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Started by Roger Sinasohn
Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00
The Free List -- Weekly listing of Free Events
Author: Roger Sinasohn
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00
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I am starting a new service (disservice?) beginning with the first week of April. If you're interested, please sign up, and if you know of something happening in April or beyond, please let me know that too. Basically, I'm open to any comments anyone might have. Thanks! Here's the write-up I've done for it: The Free List -- Weekly listing of Free Events Are you tired of shelling out $15 to see a movie, or $30 or more for a play or the Symphony? Well, San Francisco is home to lots of events that are completely free! How do you find out about them? Sign up for the Free List! It's a weekly listing of all the free stuff happening in San Francisco sent out via e-mail completely (you guessed it!) Free! I started this list because I wanted to find things to do with my dad that didn't cost an arm and a leg. Then I decided others might be interested in doing stuff on the cheap as well. Hence, the Free List. To subscribe, send an e-mail to <freelist@sinasohn.com> with the word "subscribe" in the subject or body of the message. (Actually, it's a manually maintained list, so you can put anything you want, but I've set up filters to automatically catch "subscribe" messages.) If you have an event that is Free and open to the general public, send that along too, to <freelist@sinasohn.com>. Include a description, time, date, location, phone number, and web page (if any). Visit the Free List web site at <http://www.sinasohn.com/freelist/> for more info. You can also susbscribe, submit events, and view the listings on the web.
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