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September 2018
SF Heritage: Annual Alice Ross Carey Lecture and Dinner
Tables From The Rubble transports readers to San Francisco in the years after the Great Earthquake of 1906. Amid the ruins, restaurants rose to feed the hungry and only a handful remain today. Author Denise Clifton will read from the book and share stories and historic photos from legacy restaurants. Book signing and optional fixed-price dinner will follow. Presented by San Francisco Heritage in partnership with 640 Heritage Preservation Foundation. Foundation (Photo: California Historical Society. Used in Tables From The Rubble with permission.)
Find out more »Author talk – including an interview with owners of Sam Wo
Tables From The Rubble transports readers to San Francisco in the years just after the 1906 earthquake, when restaurants rose to feed the hungry and lead the city’s recovery. Author Denise Clifton will share pictures and stories of the restaurants that came out of the ruins – and highlight a few that still offer food and drinks with a direct link to the city’s century-old past. She will be joined by members of the Ho family, who will share a bit…
Find out more »October 2018
Digital Book World Conference speaker: “Publishing in a World of Fake News”
Denise Clifton, owner of Tandemvines Media, will be a featured speaker on a panel discussing "Publishing in a World of Fake News" at Digital Book World's national conference in Nashville, TN, Oct. 2-4. For this discussion, Denise will be drawing on her experience as a journalist – most recently covering research into disinformation campaigns for Mother Jones – as well as her expertise as a publishing strategist.
Find out more »July 2020
San Francisco Heritage 2020 lecture series kickoff. Rooted in Resilience: Legacy Bars and Restaurants
Denise Clifton, author of Tables from the Rubble, will lead a conversation with the women behind two of San Francisco’s most beloved legacy businesses: Julie Ho of Sam Wo Restaurant, and Maralisa Simmons-Cook of Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Café. Taking historic context from Denise’s book, which highlights stories of food businesses that emerged in the recovery years after the 1906 Earthquake and Fire, this panel will explore how legacy businesses are now struggling – and adapting– through a new, very different disaster. This is the first in a series of virtual lecture events celebrating…
Find out more »September 2021
Pike Place Market Families: Generations of Resilience
Historic Seattle is excited to present the History Collective – “Pike Place Market Families: Generations of Resilience” – in partnership with HistoryLink, Friends of the Market, the Washington State Jewish Historical Society, and Tandemvines Media on Tuesday, September 21st. This virtual edition of History Collective highlights the history of Pike Place Market and the stories of immigrant families who have found opportunity and community there. We are honored to include a conversation with two women behind multigenerational legacy businesses at…
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