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Events
Who: Home Eco
Contact: Terry Winkelmann
4611 Macklind
St. Louis, Missouri 63109
(314) 351-2000
What: Green Building Products Presentation
Mike Matthews, editor of Green Building Products Dealer magazine, will share his knowledge of trends in green building products for both new home construction and remodeling. See samples of Marmoleum, bamboo, zero VOC paints, cellulose insulation and much more. Pick up free copies of Environmental Home Magazine, courtesy of Home Eco.
When: September 22, 2007
9 to 10 a.m.
The 2nd annual Strange Folk Festival will take place Saturday, September 22nd from 10 a.m.-6p.m. at Community Park in O'Fallon, IL...Just 15 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Last year we hosted over 80 amazing indie artists selling everything from organic soaps to masterfully crafted corsets, original artwork, adorable handmade purses, hand-bound books, and so much more! What sets us apart from other crafts shows?
PAINTBALL 2007 Art Auction and Fundraiser is an annual celebration of art and music benefiting Women in Charge (WIC). WIC is a non-profit, grass-roots organization that works directly with women in need to help them attain personal and professional success, so that they may provide a better life for themselves and their children.
Another meeting for the Community Arts and Meeting Project
National Book Award Finalist and Author of House of Leaves
MARK Z. DANIELEWSKI
Discusses and Signs
ONLY REVOLUTIONS
MONTHLY SQUARE DANCING
Every 4th Wednesday 7:30 - 10:30 pm
Soulard Coffee Garden
910 Geyer Avenue
(serving food until 9pm)
Always live music, great calling, and fun dancing. Free.
This month we have a band scheduled with Barbara Weathers on fiddle!
Megan Greene
**** ANOTHER UPCOMING SQUARE DANCE ****
Sunday, October 7th at Jefferson Barracks 2 -4 pm with Steve Hall on fiddle!
I'd like to extend an invitation to any of you who would like to partipate in an amazing holiday event at the Contemporary Art Mueseum this year. We can do this as KFC, individuals or both.
The Fucking Bike Club rides under the full moon! Bring your bike and your mustache!
Starts at Turtle Park (Tamm @ Oakland), 11pm.
http://www.fuckingbikeclub.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/bikeclubfbc
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/2006-2007-full-moons (full moons)
As part of the celebration of the Hispanic Heritage month at its Latino Art
Festival, Belas Artes invites you to attend this great workshop which will
provide an immersion and deep understanding of the Latino culture. This
workshop targets professionals who work with (or want to) Hispanic
employees, Teachers and Professors, as well as Students who are interested
to have a broader comprehension of the theme.
Latinicidad
The impact of the Latino Culture in the US
An immersion workshop - September 27th from 9am to 5pm at Belas Artes
Workshops, Videos, Interview, Food and Music
CAMP continues its biweekly film series with "The Take". A truly breathtaking documentary, filmed during the factory takeovers in Buenos Aires. The Take centers around one auto-parts factory, and of the lives and struggles of the 30 unemployed workers who decide to reoccupy, collectivize, and get it going again. Doors open at 7:00 pm, showtime 7:30. $4.00 suggested donation but NOTAFLOF.
Would you like to suggest a film? Then post a comment here:
http://stlcamp.org/camp_film_series_fall_2007%21
Wednesday October 3, 7 pm
Legacy Books and Café, 5249 Delmar (near Union)
The forum will include:
* Ziah Reddick, Universal African Peoples Organization [moderator]
* Audrey Hollis, Greater St. Mark Community Food - Community Organizing
* digger, Missouri Green Party
Humanity is increasingly separated from the land and food that sustain us. Surprisingly, Cuba may be the country that offers the best model for the shortage of energy that will soon haunt the US.
The St. Louis Indymedia Center presents:
A Dialogue on Immigration with NYC-based author Jane Guskin, co-author of "The Politics of Immigration"
WHAT: A dialogue on immigration with Jane Guskin, co-author of "The
Politics of Immigration: Questions and Answers" (new book on Monthly
Review Press)
WHEN: Saturday, October 6, 2007, at 1:00 pm
WHERE: Community Arts and Media Project, 3026 Cherokee St., St. Louis, Missouri (at Cherokee & Minnesota)
http://www.stlcamp.org, http://www.stlimc.org
For immediate release: October 3, 2007
Collective meeting for the Community Arts & Media Project
The city food co-op is located on Pestalozzi at Minnesota and is a place to buy organic foods and other environmentally friendly products.
Cosponsored by the Gateway Greens & the Organizer, this discussion group is open to all who want to learn about socialist ideas and practice.
Next STLIMC monthly meeting. Meetings are held every 2nd sunday of the month.
At CAMP, 3026 Cherokee St. in south St. Louis.
Agenda Items for next meeting on 10/14, 7pm @ CAMP (left over from previous mtg)
- Consensus decision making, esp. who is consenting?
- New features?
- Crew reports
- Review of what was done over the past month, what worked? what didn't work? Build on what works?
- Training!! Train folks how to write journalism (e.g. Digger's workshop)
- Refine and/or train folks how content is posted to the website at reboot.stlimc.org.
Polyamory Discussion group, every 3rd Tuesday at CAMP.
Monthly business meeting of the Gateway Greens, at CAMP, 3026 Cherokee St. 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every Month.
