Designing Change: A Conversation with David Hogg

MCD welcomes Parkland activist, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student and author David Hogg, to San Francisco to share his personal story and vision for change in our country. Designing Change: A Conversation with David Hogg, moderated by Brian Edwards-Tiekert of KPFA, includes a lecture and Q&A at Minnesota Street Project followed by a reception and book signing with Hogg at the Museum of Craft and Design. Both arts venues are located within walking distance of each other in the historic Dogpatch district in San Francisco. David Hogg’s new book, “#NeverAgain” will be on sale during the event at both locations and in advance of the lecture at MCD’s Store.   Concurrently, Al Farrow: Divine Ammunition, a new exhibition of work by internationally acclaimed artist Al Farrow will be on view at the Museum of Craft and Design. Farrow is known for his works that employ used munitions–bullets, guns, grenades, bombs–to make powerful three-dimensional sculpture of reliquaries and holy sites. Through his chosen media, Farrow reclaims tools of destruction to evoke peaceful social commentary. Times and Locations:  7:00–8:00 PM | Lecture and Q&A At Minnesota Street Project, 1275 Minnesota St., San Francisco  8:30–9:30 PM |  Reception & Book Signing At Museum of Craft and Design, 2569 Third St, San Francisco Ticket DetailsLecture and Q&A only (seated) | $30 public, $25 MCD Members and students*Lecture, Q&A, Reception and Book Signing with Author | $60 public, $55  MCD Members and students* Proceeds will benefit March for our lives. *Members and students will be required to present current membership cards or student ID upon entry.   FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?There is no minimum age requirement for this event.  How can I contact the organizer with any questions?For questions or press inquiries please email sbrosales@sfmcd.org. What are my parking/transportation options? •    Minnesota Street Project (MSP) is located at 1275 Minnesota St., there is some nearby free street parking around the neighborhood or a paid lot at 901 Illinois St. To avoid parking issues, we encourage our visitors to carpool or use ride share programs like Uber and Lyft.•    If you are attending both the reception and book signing, we recommend walking from MSP to the Museum of Craft and Design. Other alternatives are metered street parking around the museum and there is a paid lot on 20th Street and Illinois Street.•   Public Transporation: Both venues are conveniently located walking distance from the T Third St. Muni Metro, #48 bus stop and the 22nd St. CalTrain Station. Designing Change: A Conversation with David Hogg is made possible with the support of California Wellness Foundation, David and Sylvia Weisz Family Foundation, KPFA, Kathy and Arthur Hahn, Barbara Waldman, Gary Hutton Design, Inc, Valerie Pierce, Jamienne Studley and The Parsonage.