Liberty on the Rocks - February 10 Meetings
[ Patrick Tuohey ]Liberty on the Rocks is a nationwide effort to gather freedom-loving people together in a social setting on a regular basis. There are three chapters in Missouri:
- The Kansas City group's next meeting is
Tuesday, February 10 from 5:30 PM to 8:30PM at Coach's (414 W. 103rd St, KCMO). - The Columbia chapter meets at The Heidelberg (410 South 9th Street) each Thursday around 5:30.
- In St. Louis group meets next at n Wednesday, February 10 at Drunken Fish in the CWE at 6:00.
The meetings have no agenda and no guest speakers. Rather, it is intended as an opportunity for liberty-minded activists to gather and network--or just talk shop. One's partisanship or voting patterns is immaterial, as long as you share a belief in more and greater individual freedom.
2/5/2010 10:08:35 AM
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