First Friday Film Screenings

Atlanta IMC monthly film screening 8 p.m.
Doors at 7:30.
All ages welcome!

Location:
Little 5 Points Community Center, 1083 Austin Ave. Atlanta Ga. 30307 (Corner of Austin Ave. and Euclid Ave. in L5P)

Cost: $0 -- Donations requested

Organizer:

URL: http://atlanta.indymedia.org

Ladyfest South

(upstairs from Bridgetown Grill across from the Fox Theater)
689 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, GA 30308


Advance tickets will be available only from our website beginning Wednesday, October 27, 2004.
**21+ only venue



Emcee for all fours days is Kelli Dunham check her out at www.kellidunham.com


Thursday Nov 4th (9pm - 2am)

Malika
Carrie Taylor
Fhena
Lindsey Hinkle
Divine Maggees

Friday Nov 5th (9pm - 3am)

Peri Mason
Hope for AGoldensummer
Manifest Frequency
Modern Marriage
Burning Idols
Animal Nation
Three5Human

Saturday Nov 6th (5pm - 2am)

Julia Carroll
Janiece Thompson
Tracy Elliott
My Siamese Self
Kelly Andrews
Tracy Walker

GoGirls Elite Showcase:

Moe Loughran
Nellie Bly
Something for Jess
Carol Plunk
The Catholic Girls **canceled**

Sunday Nov 7th (12pm - midnight)

Heidi and the Hushpuppies
Lauren Fincham
Diane Durrett
Julie Loyd
Brianna Lane
Daniell Seibel
Stolie
Tonya M Smart
Chris Pureka
Sue Witty
Halcyon
Liz Melendez
Scott Turner Schofield (formerly Kt Kilborn)
Athens Boys Choir

Location:
The Mambo Room
689 Peachtree St NE
Atl, GA 30308

Cost: $15/day $40/all days

Presentació llibre EL GUERRILLERO QUE NO PUDO BAILAR

Location:
Llibreria Babel

Organizer:

EN VENTA. Artistas frente al macropuerto

Mañana, viernes 5 de noviembre a las 8 y media en el Circulo de Bellas Artes
de Santa Cruz de Tenerife


En Venta. Artistas frente al macropuerto.

Location:
Circulo de Bellas Artes de Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Directions: Calle Castillo

Xerrada-debat: L'especulació i la Resistencia al Forat de la Vergonya

Divendres dia 5 de novembre hi ha una xerrada-debat + documental sobre l'especulació i la resistencia al forat de vergonya, amb un ponent partícep en tot el procés de lluita i resistencia.

Location:
c/rubio i ors nº103, cola't!!!

Cost: -

Organizer:

bicicletada de la massa crítica

Barcelona, 1 de novembre.

Segons informacions d'última hora un grup de ciclistes anònims es trobaran el proper dia 5 de novembre de 2004 a les 20.00h a la Plaça dels Països Catalans amb un objectiu molt clar:
Infectar el sistema viari de la ciutat.

Són uns virus benignes, de caire popular que es començaran a expandir en formació pels carrers fins arribar al cor de la ciutat. La seva funció es la de pacificar el trànsit, creant bombolles de silenci i frescor per a la resta de ciutadans que no usen sistemes de transport motoritzats contaminants.

S'esperen centenars de virus i volem infectar-te a tu també de la següent manera:

- Parla-ho amb els teus amics i anima'ls a venir

- Abandona el cotxe o el teu sistema de transport contaminant

- Uneix-te a la pedalada de la Massa Crítica

Vine amb bicicleta, patins o patinet. Disfressa't si vols, porta cartells x compartir-los amb els altres, enxufa't un bon timbre i prepara't per a la major bicicletada de l'any!


Recorregut:

Inici 20:00 / 20:15
Av. Josep Tarradelles
Av. Diagonal
Passeig de Gràcia
Volta d'honor a la rotonda de Pg. de Gràcia amb Gran Via
Plaça de Catalunya
Pelai
Rambles
Pg de Colom
Mira també:
www.masacritica.info

Location:
Plaça dels Països Catalans, a les 20 hores

Organizer:

Kamagasaki Homeless Night Patrol

Volunteers needed!!! Please come and walk around with us to share some solidarity with the homeless in Osaka, deter harassment against the homeless, and check on their health conditions.
All are welcome!

Location:
Meet at Osaka station. Near the central ticket entrance there is a fountain- near there is a travel agency- Please meet in front of there.

Cost: free- of course

Organizer:

URL: http://www.geocities.co.jp/wallstreet/9279

NH Peace Action Annual Dinner with guest speaker Bishop Gene Robinson

NH Peace Action Annual Dinner with guest speaker Bishop Gene Robinson, the first openly gay man in the Episcopal Church to be elected as a bishop. Schedule for the evening: 6 p.m. Gathering/Silent Auction/Appetizers; 6:45 p.m. Dinner; 8 p.m. Keynote speech.

Location:
Concord High School, Concord, NH

Cost: 20 dinner and keynote speech, students $10 for keynote speaker only

Organizer:

URL: http://www.nhpeaceaction.org

AMY GOODMAN IN PERSON! - Media and Activism in the Times of War

Speaking on Media and Activism in the Times of War

The acclaimed host of Pacifica Network's Democracy Now! challenges the corporate and political hypocrisy that has silenced America.

Amy Goodman's most recent book Exception to the Rulers: Exposing Oily Politicians, War Profiteers and the Media that Love Them. written with her brother David Goodman, chronicles the tireless efforts of an unembedded journalist and her colleagues to get to the truth and expose the lies, corruption and crimes of the power elite-an elite that is bolstered by large media conglomerates.

Ms. Goodman’s talk open’s up a post-election strategizing conference, which will take place at the same location on Saturday.

Friday, Nov. 5, 2004 at 7pm (Sell out crowd expected. Advised to arrive early)

Location:
First Unitarian Universalist Church
4190 Front St, Hillcrest, San Diego
(opposite UCSD Medical Center Hospital )

Wheelchair accessible
Limited free parking in church ACE parking lot

Cost: $10 Suggested Donation to get tickets from the IMC email info@sdimc.org subject: Amy Goodman tickets

Organizer:

URL: http://www.democracynow.org/book/tourpage.php?id=298

Townhall Meeting--Don't Mourn, Organize!

Upset about the election results? Does the idea of "4 More Years" simply terrorize you? In the immortal words of Joe Hill

"Don't Mourn, Organize!"

Now is the time for us to come together to reflect, share ideas & analysis, strategize, and organize to resist the evangelical take-over of our country.

Bush's reactionary government produced the largest international anti-war & peace movement in history. Let's come together to imagine how much greater our movement can become as we endure four more years.

Location:
La Casa de la Raza
601 E. Montecito St.
Santa Barbara, CA

Cost: free

Directions: exit Milpas, turn left on Montecito

Organizer:

GAZA STRIP at Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In

Note the location and date of this GDI alternative film....

Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In Alternative Film Project Presents

Gaza Strip

The embattled Gaza Strip is the setting for this stirring documentary from American filmmaker James Longley. Initially intending his film to be a straightforward look at the Palestinian intifada, Longley headed there in January 2001 for what he thought would be two short weeks. Instead, he stayed for three months, logging over 75 hours of film that tracked a number of momentous occasions, including the election of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

Find out more about the film www.littleredbutton.com/gaza/about.html

Friday November 5th, 1463 High St.


Potluck at 7pm - Movie at 8pm

BRING food and drink to share at the potluck. $5 or more donation to support the GDI Alternative Film Project. No one turned away for lack of funds.

SANTA CRUZ GUERILLA DRIVE-IN is exactly what it sounds like -- an outdoor movie theatre under the stars that springs up unexpectedly in the fields and industrial wastelands. Guerilla Drive-In is helping reclaim public space and transform our urban environment into the joyful playground it should be.

GDI Alternative Series Location: S on Hwy 17 to Hwy 1, Hwy 1 north to Mission St, R on Bay St., L on High St., last driveway on the left, The Barn is behind the house at 1463 High St. Please park on street -- not in driveway.

MORE INFO summer schedule & do-it-yourself: www.thespoon.com/drivein

Join our low-volume Guerilla Drive-In announcement list:
guerilla-drive-in-subscribe (at) lists.riseup.net

Location:
The High Street Barn, 1463 High St.

Cost: FREE!

Directions: S on Hwy 17 to Hwy 1, Hwy 1 north to Mission St, R on Bay St., L on High St., last driveway on the left, The Barn is behind the house at 1463 High St. Please park on street -- not in driveway.

Organizer:

URL: http://www.thespoon.com/drivein

Fall's Eve Friday: After Hours at the Saints Crossing Produce Market

food and music--come see the All Saints district's new produce market, open for business monday thru saturday, 8am-6pm!
fruits and vegetables: local, organic, and non-organic selection, fruit trees, mushrooms, potted plants and herbs, cut flowers, boiled pnuts, herbal tea, and popcorn.
Coming soon: cane syrup, honey, fresh herbs, massage therapy @ $1/minute

Location:
805 South Macomb Street, which intersects Gaines Street between Railraod Avenue and Brunough St,

Cost: free and open to the public

Directions: South Macomb intersects Gaines Street between Railraod Avenue and Brunough St
Across the way from Amen Ra's Bookshop and Gallery

Organizer:

URL: http://saintscrossing@yahoo.com

TERRY GALLOWAY’S “IN THE HOUSE OF THE MOLES”

The Mickee Faust Club presents…
TERRY GALLOWAY’S “IN THE HOUSE OF THE MOLES”

Why is it that it’s always the ugly, queer, trouble-making thinker who gets it in the end? That’s the essential question posed in Terry Galloway’s original play, “In the House of the Moles”. This tragedy in burlesque opens Thursday, November 4th with additional shows Nov. 5-7 and November 11-14 at the Mickee Faust Clubhouse in Railroad Square. Members of the media are welcome to attend the final dress rehearsal, Wednesday November 3rd. All shows start 8PM.

There will also be an opportunity to be part of the live audience during the videotaping of the show Sunday, November 21 and Monday, November 22.

“I’ve loved working on this production,” says Galloway. “It’s funny and profane. Not profound. Profane!”

Galloway and FSU Communications Professor Donna Marie Nudd have directed this show, and allowed for a give-and-take with the actors to create the final script for this performance. The play has also been read and workshopped at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles and American Place Theater in New York City.

“If I were to describe this play, I’d say its sort-of like “Little Women” with beer, dope and violence,” says Galloway.

The play proper focuses on a family of four sisters and their late mother’s live-in male friend. To honor their mother’s memory, the sisters agree to perform their mom’s life work—her play—one last time. Within this drama comes another morality play creating a play-within-the-play-within-the-play, and a show that both entertains and provokes.

“There’s certainly a “Little Women” gone awry at the start,” says Dr. Nudd, “But there are also elements of vaudeville and “Punch and Judy” in the other parts, and the basic plot elements are lifted from Hamlet, a testament to Terry’s love of Shakespeare and her performance background.”

Tickets are $10 general admission/ $5 seniors and students with ID. Tickets for the shows can be purchased at the door the night of the performances. There are some tickets set aside for reservation each night, so please call 309-5353.

Location:
Mickee Faust Clubhouse
Railroad Clubhouse

Cost: $10.00 / $5.00 students/seniors

Organizer:

Cocoon: The Road Trip - Zine/Book/Video Tour

The Firebrand will be presenting a travelling zine show on Friday, November 5th at the Plowhaus. Joe Biel will be showing his documentary on zine culture in the Pacific Northwest entitled "A Hundred Dollars and a T-shirt". Dave Roche will be reading from his zine-turned-book entitled "On Subbing: The First Four Years" about his experiences substituting for special education classes in Portland public schools. Jack Saturn will be reading from his book/zine "We Ain't Got No Car!".

Location:
Plowhaus Art Co-op (213 S. 17th in East Nashville)

Cost: $3-5 donations are suggested

Organizer:

URL: http://www.thefirebrand.org/

Every Friday-- Vigil to End the Occupation of Palestine

Every Friday
Vigil to End the Occupation of Palestine

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Summit & Snelling, St. Paul

Vigil in support of Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem have lived under an illegal Israeli occupation since 1967, preventing them from establishing their own state on their homeland.

There are now millions of Palestinians who are refugees due to Israel's refusal to recognize their right under international law to return to their own homes since 1948.

All are welcome - please bring signs.
Sponsored by WAMM

Location:

Organizer: