Ché Café Benefit

We will be posting the next set of bands for the benefit festival this coming Wednesday so stay tuned!

If you would like to volunteer to help with benefit efforts, feel free to contact me (all of the info is on the contact page,) we can use all of the help we can get in posting flyers up and spreading the word!

Just a reminder, the festival is fully booked so we are NOT taking any submissions for the festival. We appreciate all of the positive response and all of the bands that have offered to help out, but we can only fit so many bands in three days.

Secondly, as much as I’d like to, I can not help you book a show at the Che for a later date as I am not a booking representative. If you are looking for a show at the Che, please fill out their booking form.

We can’t wait to share the rest of the lineup with all of you. If you haven’t already, please RSVP for the event on Facebook & share it with your friends! Pre-sale information will come in the next few weeks so get ready!
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About me

The Ché Café, founded in 1980, is a community space, DIY venue, vegan café, resource center for radical grassroots activists, and a whole lot more. We host all ages shows, serve tasty vegan food and host numerous political and social events.

This fundraising page will serve as a collection of music, art, photographs, videos, and words from a community that supports the perseverance of the Ché. Financial adversity is now threatening the venue's existence, and we need everyone to come together and help achieve our goal of raising $12,000--enough money to renew the Ché’s insurance policy and ensure that this crucial community space will remain in operation.

We hope that with this donation page, filled with art and thoughts from people who support this space and what it has stood for over the past three decades, we will not only help raise the money necessary to keep the Che Cafe running, but also the awareness of its legacy and how it will continue to benefit our community in the future.

Keep your eyes open for more benefit events and a compilation record on the horizon, and please see the contact and donate pages for more information on how to contribute. Thanks!

About Us:

This blog was founded by Jesse Kranzler and George Pritzker. Having grown up with the Ché Café, we recognize the indispensability of this all ages, DIY community space, and enlist the support of all of our peers in San Diego and beyond to help us with this benefit project!

Jesse Kranzler is a musician originally based in San Diego who is currently living in New York for college. He has been a part of many projects that have performed at the Che over the years including WITT, nut/crackers, Town Hall, Snuffaluffagus among others.

George Pritzker is a San Diego-based musician who has performed regularly at the Che Cafe for the past eight years. His projects include Japandi, Weatherbox , Snuffaluffagus , Bro Zen, nut/crackers, among others.