Join us in watching John Carpenter’s 1988 classic They Live! During this time of social distancing we want to host all sorts of fun social events so that we can stick together. Hopefully we can do these film screenings once a week, so join us April 10th 7pm! You must RSVP to get the Zoom […]
Join us Sunday, April 30th at 1pm for a celebration of May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day! We will be hosting a potluck at Hermann Park, so bring your favorite foods or nonalcoholic beverages, and recognize the gains we have made as a working class and what we still have before us. After […]
ENCLAVE – a film by Bocafloja Houston DSA begins it’s new Film Series, promoting pieces of art that show the struggles of the working class and the ways to surpass them. For our first film, we present Enclave, a film by Bocafloja. Enclave is a visual cartography of the ocean and its preservation. A documentary […]
The school year is back, and Summer is almost done… so time to still party! Come out to Bohemeo’s and have a good time before dipping your head in books and essays.Houston Democratic Socialists of America are hosting this event to introduce new students and the community to our UH YDSA branch, and the many […]
Come out and join your comrades in Houston DSA for a fun filled evening at Nobi Public House! This event is open to members and non-members alike, so if you’re new to the organization or interested in learning more then please come on by! Nobi Public House is a family friendly, all ages restaurant and […]
We are having an HDSA trivia fundraiser on Saturday, September 02 at East End Backyard from 6-11pm. Although the rest of the world honors workers on May 1st (May Day), USA & Canada honor workers on the first Monday of September annually. This year, we are having a socialist trivia event for the fundraiser as […]
Join Houston Democratic Socialists of America and Rice SJP, for a screening of “The Great Book Robbery”, a film chronicling the looting of over 70,000 Palestinian works of literature in an act of cultural erasure during the Nakba of 1948, the violent displacement and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians from their land that marked the […]
Saturday, March 16th at 4 PM. Join friends, organizers and fellow workers in support of Houston DSA’s local efforts with a screening and discussion of Boots Riley’s 2018 dark comedy Sorry to Bother You. Sorry to Bother You follows the journey of Cassius Green, a worker in a call-center in dystopian Oakland. Four months behind on […]
We are quickly approaching our Houston DSA Local Convention (April 13th!) and we wanted to celebrate by doing a social at Hermann Park.Come on by this Saturday, April 6th. Comrades will be meeting up starting 1pm, and we are having a pot luck as well. Bring a blanket, picnic items or anything you like to […]
