The Race for Mayor 2011- Library Seating and Standing Room

Jeff Adachi, Public Defender, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Michela Alioto-Pier, Former Supervisor, San Francisco District 2; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Cesar Ascarrunz, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
John Avalos, Supervisor, San Francisco District 11; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Terry Baum, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
David Chiu, Supervisor, President of the Board, San Francisco District 3; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Paul Currier, Community Organizer; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Bevan Dufty, Former Supervisor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Tony Hall, Former Supervisor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Dennis Herrera, City Attorney, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Emil Lawrence, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Ed Lee, Mayor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Wilma Pang, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Joanna Rees, Entrepreneur; Educator; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Phil Ting, Assessor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Leland Yee, State Senator, California District 8; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF

Melissa Griffin, Columnist, San Francisco Examiner; Co-Host, Necessary Conversations - Moderator
Beth Spotswood, Culture Blogger, SFGate.com; Co-host, Necessary Conversations – MC

This event is sold out

Main room seating for this rare opportunity hear all 16 mayoral candidates addressing some of San Francisco most pressing issues has SOLD OUT. We are now selling 150 Library Standing Room tickets for just $5 - $10. You still get to participate in the event, watch it on a big screen and attend the reception with everyone, we just can’t seat you in the main room. The first 40 people to register for these Library Standing Room tickets will actually get a seat in the Library, the remaining 110 people to purchase the Library Standing Room tickets will be standing in the Library reception room and will be able to watch and listen to the program.

Don’t miss your chance to hear the potential heads-of-city talk about Muni, parks, pensions, open government, the budget and more. INFORUM and the Summer of Smart are teaming up to produce the electoral event in the race for the city's mayor. In this two-hour program, candidates will get up on one stage to discuss the topics San Franciscans are concerned about most and Summer of Smart’s contest winners will present their own innovative ideas to the mayoral candidates on how to address various issues in San Francisco. Our last chance seating will offer an opportunity to see and hear the event live and participate in the reception before and after the event.

Location: SF Club Office
Time:  6 p.m. check-in, 6:30 p.m. program, 8:30 p.m. networking reception
Cost: $10 standard, $5 members
Also know: Photo by Glenn Franco Simmons/Flickr