According to Moonalice legend, our artists created sixteen posters for the 4/20 show, each describing a different aspect of the Moonalice legend. These posters are now available online for a limited time!
Choose your favorites or collect them all to commemorate 4/20, the Tribe’s highest holy day!
April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice silkscreen poster by Gary Houston
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Wendy Wright
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Carolyn Ferris
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Darrin Brenner
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by John Mavroudis
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by David Singer
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Dennis Loren
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Dennis Larkins
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Dave Hunter
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Lauren Yurkovich
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by John Seabury
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Stanley Mouse
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Lee Conklin
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Ron Donovan
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Wes Wilson
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Alexandra Fischer
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April 20, 2013
Tribal Pow-Wow
Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
2013 420 Moonalice poster set
15 posters total
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April 20, 2013 Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s, San Francisco, California
Moonalice poster by Wes Wilson
According to Moonalice legend, our artists have created fifteen posters for tonight’s 4/20 show, each describing a different aspect of the Moonalice legend.
This lovely set includes posters by Carolyn Ferris, Darrin Brenner, David Singer, Dennis Loren, Dennis Larkins, Dave Hunter, Lauren Yurkovich, Stanley Mouse, Lee Conklin, Ron Donovan, Wes Wilson, Alexandra Fischer, Wendy Wright, John Mavroudis, and John Seabury.
The poster by Wes Wilson depicts Chief Waldo Moonalice of the San Rafael Moonalices. Chief Waldo was a community leader of the finest kind. Waldo’s leadership skills emerged in high school, where each day he led his classmates in a ritual smoke at the statue of Louis Pasteur. Originally known as a 4:20 Louis, that ritual evolved into the high holy day that we celebrate here tonight.
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According to Moonalice legend, this year’s Tribal Pow-Wow will be extraordinary in many ways!
For the first time in the band’s history, April 20th is on a Saturday night, which seems entirely appropriate. This year there will be 15 posters in the set that everyone who attends the Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s on 4/20 will receive FREE! Artists in the poster set include: Wendy Wright, Carolyn Ferris, Darrin Brenner, John Mavroudis, David Singer, Dennis Loren, Dennis Larkins, Dave Hunter, Lauren Yurkovich, John Seabury, Stanley Mouse, Lee Conklin, Ron Donovan, Wes Wilson, & Alexandra Fischer.
The 4/20 show will be a benefit for Sweet Relief and all proceeds from the show will go to help our friend Jim King get the surgery he desperately needs! A silent auction will also be held with lots of cool items. Please help us spread the word and get everyone to chip in.
The amazing items in the silent auction include:
A huge thank you to Bob Barsotti, Steve Parish and Dawn Holiday for helping make this happen for one nicest guys in the music business!!!
Our favorite clown on the planet, Wavy Gravy, will also be there to help us celebrate!!!
If you can’t be there in person, join us on the Couch Tour at moonalice.com
Directions:
Slim’s San Francisco, CA
According to Moonalice legend, spring is the season when posters start growing like weeds! Available now is a freshly harvested crop along with a few from the archive including Chris Shaw’s Fishlips series, some of which have been released for the first time.
March 24, 2013
Saint Rocke, Hermosa Beach, CA
Moonalice poster by John Mavroudis
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March 23, 2013
Winston’s, San Diego, CA
Moonalice poster by Darrin Brenner
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March 22, 2013
Golden Sails Hotel, Long Beach, CA
Moonalice poster by David Singer
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March 18, 2013
Citrix Conference Center, Santa Clara, CA
Moonalice poster by John Seabury
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March 17, 2013
Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley, CA
Moonalice poster by Wes Wilson
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March 16, 2013
Private Event, San Carlos, CA
Moonalice poster by Carolyn Ferris
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March 15, 2013
George’s Nightclub, San Rafael, CA
Moonalice poster by Ron Donovan
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March 14, 2013
Private Event, San Francisco, CA
Moonalice poster by Alexandra Fischer
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March 31, 2012
Nectar’s, Burlington, VT
Moonalice poster by Lee Conklin
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May 6, 2011
Fishlips, Bakersfield, CA
Moonalice poster by Chris Shaw
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April 16, 2010
Fishlips, Bakersfield, CA
Moonalice poster by Chris Shaw
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March 25, 2009
Fishlips, Bakersfield, CA
Moonalice poster by Chris Shaw
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March 17, 2013 Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley, CA
Moonalice poster by Wes Wilson
According to Moonalice legend, everything you know about St. Patrick is wrong. Snakes in Ireland? You must be kidding. Today’s poster by Wes Wilson depicts the true story of St. Patrick Moonalice, the legendary first saint of our tribe. Long, long ago, in the earliest days of the Moonalice tribe, alcohol was still popular. Saint Pat himself was a total lush. He drank so much that the tribe refused to let him drink their booze. Blinded by the DTs, Pat invented hemp wine. He drank so much of that first batch that his skin turned green. His recipe for hemp wine has been lost forever, but the tradition of turning green on March 17 remains a lasting tribute to our first saint.
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