Ritual of Coming Out
adapted from Euripides‚ 2 nights only November 13-14,8:00PM" Mama Calizo‚s Voice Factory-1519 Mission Street, San Francisco- Michael Black and Jon Sanders Thursday, November 12, 2009 Scion of Ireland's famous singing Black family Door 7:00 P.M. Music 8:00P.M. Irish music is yours for the enjoying 11/12 as singer Michael Black and virtuoso multi-instrumentalist Jon Sanders take the stage. Based in Dingle, Ireland and Auckland, New Zealand, Jon is a remarkable musician, whether he's playing guitar, bouzouki, or ukulele. A leading exponent of DADGAD, or "Celtic tuning," on the guitar, Jon takes full advantage of the freedom within the contemporary acoustic music scene, with a style that incorporates elements of jazz, funk, Latino, and Gaelic styles. http://www.black-brothers.com/************************************************************* Local Actions for Global Transformation: Saturday, November 7, 2009 Calibri;"Bade Museum, On the Campus of The Pacific School of Religion Berkeley, California, "The Power of the Human Spirit" Our unique day-long conference is composed of chosen presenters and panelists who are individually and collectively transforming the East Bay Community one person at a time. You are invited. Event is free to attend and open to the public. Arrive early for parking (or ride your bike). Morning Session begins (Keynote Speaker and Renowned World’s Religions Scholar) “Liberating a Nation: Demonstrating the Power of the Human Spirit” (and many other cool folks) Afternoon Session begins at 1:30 pm: Returning from lunch with Mindful Drumming by Kokomon Clottey Emily Kirsch(Ella Baker Center for Justice, Opportunity,Peace: Healing Our Lives and OurPlanet”Panel Discussion Representing Unique, Local Organizations:( a large list of wonderful inspiring non-profits)
LIZA DALBY, SUSAN HALPERN, and MARY KARR:
| Saturday, Nov. 7 Euphonia
KALW (FM 91.7)
In-studio concert and interview
Folk Music & Beyond"
Hosted by Jo Ann Mar<p; Bob Campbell
"http://www.kalw.org/" www.kalw.org
Schindler
Petaluma, CA
Petaluma Historical Museum
October 30, 2009 - December 13, 2009
FREE!!!!
This exhibition tells the story of Oskar Schindler, the German-Catholic industrialist and rescuer of Jews during the Holocaust who was the subject of the film Schindler's List. In 1939, Schindler moved to Krakow and established an enamel works on
the city's outskirts in Zablocie. That factory became a haven for about
900 Jewish workers, providing them relief from the brutality of the Plaszow labor camp
nearby. In October 1944, Schindler was granted permission to relocate
his enamel works to Bruennlitz, Czechoslovakia (this time as an
armaments factory) and to take with him the Jewish workers from
Zablocie. Through negotiations and bribes that depleted his war
profits, Schindler was able to transfer more than 1,000 Jewish workers
to his factory, ensuring their humane treatment and ultimately saving
their lives This is what the film Schindler's Listis about.
Michael Evans is an improvising
drummer/percussionist and
Moe! Staiano. a
percussionist who usually uses found objects, but has moved to doing
drumming on found objects on his trap set (i.e. prepared percussion).
Moe! (yes, he includes the exclaimation mark in his name) has
experimented through the years though solo percussion using pipes, food
pans, pressure caps, sheet metals, nick-nacks & other stuff that
has been found, given or stolen (mainly from Pizza Hut when he worked
there including a nifty Spatula that he bows). 7 - 9 p.m. Tuesday, November 10 No cover. Tips gratefully accepted. Jimmy Crowley & Mairtin de Cogain a.k.a. Captain Mackey's Goatskin and Stringband Julie's Coffee & Tea Garden 1223 Park Street, Alameda ****************************************************What the Flux- the place to rent to have a show
************************************************** Friends, The Pop Top Trio is
coming to Palo Alto on Nov. 21 with its lush three-part harmony vocals
and sometimes-tender, sometimes-irreverent renditions of American jazz
and pop songs from the '50s, '60s, '70s and beyond. The Pop Top Trio is Ed Johnson (Novo Tempo) voice, guitar; Sylvia Herold (Cats & Jammers, Wake the Dead, Euphonia) guitar, vocals; and Chuck Ervin (Euphonia, The DialTones) voice, upright bass. -------------------------- POP TOP TRIO Saturday, Nov. 21 8 p.m.; doors open at 7:30 Palo Alto House Concert Home of David and Barbara Slone To RSVP and obtain directions, send email to: ErvinCD@earthlink.net or call (510) 261-7754. Suggested donation at the door: $15-$20
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