Get ready for poetry readings, film screenings and of course protests on Thursday.
Activist group Eyes Wide Open in San Francisco plans to set up about 50 pairs of boots at the Glen Park BART station at 9 a.m.to represent Bay Area veterans who have died in the war.
Then at noon poets plan to head to the Montgomery BART station to read their work.
Iraq Veterans Against War plans to demonstrate at the Civic Center just in time for rush hour.
The Raging Grannies will lead a sing-along in Palo Alto at Lytton Plaza.
Michael Reagan, a spokesman for activist group Direct Action to Stop the War, said as long as the troops are still in Iraq, people will keep protesting.
The biggest demonstration is expected to be on Saturday and is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco.
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It is organized by the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism coalition.
San Francisco Police say they'll be ready.
