Did you come here because of a flyer or handbill that made you curious about Anarchistic ideas? To learn more about what Anarchism is, why we want anarchy, and how we plan to get from our present State-dominated society to a free society without government, check out our guide for the Anarchy-Curious. Or come to the next Anarchist Cafe in your hometown, browse the literature, and strike up a conversation!

Have you started an Anarchist Café in your hometown? Want to? Contact us to have your A-Cafe listed on AnarchistCafe.org.

Known A-Cafes:

Where? When?
Bay Area
California

(San Jose, Cupertino)

Monthly
Mostly monthly

Most recent: 13 September 2009

Next meeting: 15 November 2009

Hosted by the Bay Area Voluntaryist Resource Group.

Las Vegas
Nevada

Every Thursday 6:00–8:00pm

Most recent: 29 October 2009

Next meeting: 11 February 2010

Los Angeles
California
(Pico Rivera)

Monthly

Most recent: 4 April 2009

Next meeting: TBA

Modesto
California

A couple times a year

Most recent: 25 April 2009

Next meeting: TBA.

Orange County
California
Apparently inactive; possibly defunct
Sacramento
California

Seasonal

Most recent: 24 January 2009

Next meeting: TBA

San Diego
California

Café Libertalia
Hillcrest, San Diego

As far as we know, San Diego does not yet have an Anarchist Cafe event. (If you're interested in starting one, be sure to let us know!.) It does, however, have an anarchistic café (named after a possibly legendary anarchist pirate enclave), which hosts frequent meetings, classes, workshops, and performances

San Francisco
California

Annual

Most recent: 13 March 2009

Next meeting: TBA

Held in conjunction with the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair

Storrs
Connecticut

(UConn)

Weekly
Every Thursday

Most recent: 4 February 2010

Next meeting: 11 February 2010

Washington, D.C.
Anarchy Hour

Monthly

Most recent: 8 October 2009

Next meeting: 8 November 2009

Have you started an Anarchist Café in your hometown? Want to? Contact us to have your A-Cafe listed on AnarchistCafe.org.

Join us at the Anarchist Cafe!

The A-Cafe is not a place, it's an event—a social experiment in urban anarchy, organized by local anarchists in your hometown. A-Cafes are held in coffee houses, bars, infoshops, public parks, people's homes, and in the open air, out on the street. An A-Cafe is an informal meet-up, gathering, coffee klatsch or drinking brigade where anarchists can get to know each other, hang out, shoot the breeze, talk some shop, talk about the projects that we are working on, and to organize new projects in our community. The gatherings are informal, and based on chatting and sharing information. You can drop in or leave any time you need to. There isn't a fixed agenda, but there's always plenty to talk about and things for anyone who's an Anarchist, anti-statist, or just anarchy-curious to do.

There's often a space for people to share literature, ideas they've had, projects they're working on, zines, flyers, art, and more. There may be some social networking projects to put local Anarchists in contact with each other. And if you want to set up organizing meetings for a particular project, with a fixed agenda and all the rest, A-Cafe is a great place to meet people who you can invite.