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• Poster advertising Buffalo Springfield, Steve Miller Blues Band, All Alive and Freedom Highway performing 28 to 30 April 1967 at Fillmore West, San Francisco. Black background with yellow and gold psychedelic text and illustration of a face.
• The Fillmore in San Francisco is a historic music venue, named after its original location at the intersection of Fillmore Street and Geary Boulevard. Known as the Fillmore Auditorium in the mid-1960s, concert promoter Bill Graham began a series of concerts featuring bands from the counterculture of the time. In 1968, due to his spiraling success, he moved to a larger venue which he named Fillmore West. Having closed in 1971, and after extensive repair work to fix earthquake damage, Graham's was revived when Live Nation reopened the original Fillmore venue in 1994. San Francisco in the mid-1960s was the hub of the LSD and Hippie scene and the cultural and political rebellion of 1967's Summer of Love. 
• Framed 15"x 22"

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