FOOD: Due to economic woes, or something like that, 667 + ideas of (positive) taxation = taxation with art representation. That is to say, they'll be fixin' up a big mess of Stone Soup! Using the fable of stone soup as the model, participants are asked to bring one ingredient for a communal meal. (We suggest a shallot or four. And use some salt for Christ's sake.) Oh, and throughout the soup's simmering "those present will have a conversation about the positive aspects of taxation. Stone Soup is a lesson in cooperation and its social benefits: one ingredient shared = many flavors for all." (You can also sneak in your PS2, and we're sure no one will mind. We kid! Sort of.)

6 p.m. // 667 Shotwell // bring an item for the soup

MUSIC: LoCura blends grooves from such genres as flamenco, reggae, Cuban son, and North American folk. Be sure to put on your dancing shoes and a swipe on a smear of Speed Stick; you'll be on the dance floor all night with this Oakland outfit.

9 p.m. // Amnesia (853 Valencia) // $8-$10

DANCE: Born in San Francisco and raised over on Geary and Taylor Streets, Isadora Duncan grew up to be the “Mother of Modern Dance." Then she killed strangled to death by her penchant for long flowing scarves. Oops. But she comes to life again when dancer Mary Sano takes the stage in "Dancing Dreaming Isadora". She also collaborates with Shoko Hikage, and presents a new piece created with Native American political leader and singer/drummer Dennis Banks and singer/songwriter Tony Chapman.

9 p.m. // Fort Mason, Cowell Theater (Herbst Pavilion, Marina & Buchanan // $18-$25