Lightning Bolt @ Firehouse 13 - Thursday, October 29th

All Proceeds to benefit Dan Tanner
featuring:

Lighting Bolt
Tinsel Teeth
Human Beast and
Midnight Mongo Sound System (Djing between acts)

8pm/$7
Click here for more information.

Benefit for Dan Tanner @ Jerky's Live Music Hall- Saturday, October 3rd

Benefit for Dan Tanner at Jerky's
with

Brown Bird
Antlers
Holy Miranda
The Lexingtons
Diecast
Empire Shall Fall
Hollows and more

6-1opm
Click here for more information.

Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt! @ Firehouse 13 - Tuesday, October 27th

Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt with

What Cheer? Brigade
Math the Band
and The Lee Harvey Oswald Post? Modern Make-Out Party

Doors 8pm/Show 8:30pm
$8 Cover/ $6 with student ID

Click here for more information.

Benefit for Omeid International (Afghanistan) and Communities For People ( RI ) @ Firehouse 13 - Sunday, October 25th

Benefit for Omeid International (Afghanistan) & Communities for People (RI)

Come enjoy delicious food and live music to benefit this important organizations with performances by:

Thomasenna
Mister.Mister
John Hope
Tem Blessed and more

7pm/$10
Click here for more information.

Beat the Cold @ Firehouse 13 - Saturday, October 24th

Help Beat Box Studio help the Kids!
Come help Chachi and his junior pee wee football team beat the cold this season.

These kids are very dedicated and talented and they need your help raising money so they can have the uniforms and jackets they need. There will be food, music, talent show and a raffle.

Featuring:
Chachi
DJ Therion and more

7pm/$10
For more information contact Charles Carvalho at chachihiphop@gmail.com or click here.

Ian Fitzgerald @ Firehouse 13 - Friday, October 23rd

Ian Fitzgerald at Firehouse 13
New CD release: "Empty Like The Lion Den"

with
The Pavao Family Band
Matt Borrello and
Sarah Borrello

Doors 7pm/Show 8pm
Click here for more information.

JUMP! 10th Anniversary Repertory Concert @ Firehouse 13 - October 16th and October 17th

Jump! 10th Anniversary Repertory Concert at Firehouse 13

Friday, October 16th - 7pm
Saturday, October 17th - 2pm & 7pm
$10 advance or $12 at door

For tickets, please call 401-529-4391 or email jumpdancecompany@gmail.com
Click here for more information.

Carminda Rocha and Sarah Borello @ Local 121 - Friday, October 30th

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents:
Carminda Rocha and Sarah Borello

9pm/$8
Click here for more information.

Kim Lamothe Tree - O and Allysen Callery @ Local 121 - Wednesday, October 28th

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents:
Kim Lamothe Tree-O and Allysen Callery

8pm/$8
Click here for more information.

Minor Swing @ Local 121 - Friday, October 23rd

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents:
Minor Swing

9pm/$8
Click here for more information.

Songwriters in the Round @ Local 121 - Wednesday, October 21st

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents: Songwriters in the Round
with

Chris Rosenquest
Daniel Chace
Jose Docen
Nicky P and guest Namoli Brennet

8pm/$6
Click here for more information.

Tim Taylor Blues Band @ Local 121 - Friday, October 16th

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents:
Tim Taylor Blues Band

9pm/$6
Click here for more information.

Becky Chace, Raina Rose and Rebecca Loebe @ Local 121 - Wednesday, October 14th

The Speakeasy at Local 121 presents:
Becky Chace, Raina Rose and Rebecca Loebe

8pm/$8
Click here for more information.

Otis Read & The Lucky Band @ Local 121 - Saturday, October 10th

The Speakeasy at Local 121 Presents:
Otis Read & The Lucky Band

9pm/$10
Click here for more information.

FirstWorks Festival - Runs through November 15th, 2009

Mark your calendar! The FirstWorks Festival is back and promises a line-up of firsts that is second to none. This seven-week festival celebrates: icons of music and the moving image, the cultural legacy of American masters, revolutionary Cirque theatre, cutting edge digital arts and more. For the full festival schedule, venue and ticket information, visit: www.first-works.org.

Click here for more information.

Call for Volunteers: WNWN is looking for helpful volunteers

Waste Not Want Not is always looking for helpful volunteers, but this doesn't just mean sorting through used clothes. There are many other ways to get involved - come to one of our weekly meetings and learn how!

WNWN is growing, and looking for more ways to benefit the Providence arts community.
We'd love to hear your ideas for projects, events, outreach programs, and anything else you can think up. Have a say in what we do! Get involved!

Weekly meetings are currently held at 9am, every Thursday, and are open to everyone.
Just show up and bring your thinking caps!

Click here for more information.

Yesterday Today and Tomorrow @ Stairwell Gallery - Sunday, September 27th

Yesterday Today and Tomorrow
new photographic work by:

McKenzie Burrus- Granger
Asher Penn
Ports Bishop
Jack Ritchie
Haley O'Connor

Opening: Sunday, September 27th 6-9pm
Click here for more information.

Call for Crafters: Framigham Public Library's Winter Art and Craft Fair

Call for Crafters: Framingham Library's Winter Art and Craft Fair

If you are interested in obtaining a space at the fair, or if you know any crafty folks who might be, the Framingham Library would love to hear from you.

Application deadline: Saturday, October 24th

Click here for more information, or contact either Kris or Carol at 508-532-5570 ext. 434 or email fplcraftshow@gmail.com.

Afrosonic JUMP! this friday - Sept 25th @ The Blk Rep

Don't miss AFROSONIC JUMP This Friday at the Black Rep!
The AFROSONIC COLLECTIVE is officially back this
Friday September 25th.
Djs Blackdove, Mikedelick, Nick de Paris and Dublin
along with Sidy Maiga and the Afrosonic Drummers
bringing you the best of afro-infused dance ryhthms
....DON'T MISS! Starts at 9:30 pm.

13 Thursdays Poetry Slam @ Firehouse 13 - October 8th and 22nd

13 Thursdays Poetry Slam hosted by Christopher Johnson & Ryk McIntyre

After 13 Thursdays, a Firehouse 13 Slam Team will be born
Once per month, there will be a $100 slam.
All slammers must sign up in advance.

8pm/$5

For more information, click here and please contact:
Ryk McIntyre at Theryk@yahoo.ocm or
Christopher Johnson at tranzitthawt@yahoo.com, 401-854-0721

Firehouse 13 Yard Sale @ Firehouse 13 - Saturday, October 3rd

Firehouse 13 Yard Sale.
Awesome indoor tag sale hosted by Artists in Residence of Firehouse 13.

12-5pm
Click here for more information.

401HipHop.com Presents: Elevation - The Return of the Open Mic @ Firehouse 13 - Friday, October 2nd

401HipHop Presents: Elevation - The Return of the Open Mic

The creative minds that brought you UNITY and the golden age of Round Midnight, want to introduce to you the next chapter in the Rhode Island Hip Hop Scene: Elevation, The Return of the Open Mic.

Featuring:
Performance by Swann Notty
Open Mix. Show up early to sign up
One on One Emcee battle to crown a new 401 Battle Champion
Producer Showcase. Producers bring your beats on CD to get emcees to rock over them.
Live (audio) recording for the 401 Hip Hop podcast. Come with your bet lyrics.
B-Boy Friendly.

9pm/$7/ All ages
Click here for more information.

Kiss Kiss @ Firehouse 13 - Thursday, October 1st

Kiss Kiss at Firehouse 13
with

Spanish Dancer
Kristeen Young

Click here for more information.

Yarrow's Cans Hosts: Graffiti @ Firehouse 13 - October 1st to 30th

Yarrow's Cans Hosts: Graffiti
Work inspired by the streets of Providence, RI

Artist: Yarrow's Cans Group
Sponsors: Yarrow's Cans, Montana Gold, Ironlak, Alders paint, Firehouse 13

Featuring:
Interactive installation for show
2nd largest graffiti based work in Providence
All work priced at $200 or less
Raffle and more tba...

Gallery Opening: Saturday, October 10th - 6pm to 12am
DJ Music, graffiti car to paint, and reveling large graffiti piece to the public.

Gallery Closing: Friday, October 30th - 7pm to 12am
Music TBA and Raffle prize drawing at 9pm

Click here for more information.

Edie Carey @ Local 121 - Wednesday, October 7th

The Speakeasy at Local121 Presents:
Edie Carey

8pm/ $10
Click here for more information.

Jann Klose and John Fuzek @ Local 121 - Friday, October 2nd

The Speakeasy at Local 121 presents:
John Klose and John Fuzek

9pm/Suggested $8
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Baltimore Annex Theatre Presents Beowulf at Waste Not Want Not - Friday, September 25th

What are you doing this weekend? Same old thing you do every weekend? That's cool.
Might I suggest something slightly more....unexpected?

Come see a performance of Beowulf by the Baltimore Annex Theatre at Waste Not Want Not! Mmm, weren't expecting that, were you?! Also performing are Barkley Dog and Ambergris.

Show starts promptly at 8pm, at WNWN (232 Westminster).

Your Inner-High-School-English-Teacher will thank you!
Click here for more information.

Celebrating Diversity 2009: 1st Annual State Multicultural Art Exhibit @ Atrium Gallery - Runs until September 25th

Completed in the Summer of 2008, the Endangered Peoples Project is comprised of eight portraits of indigenous people from around the world: Three from South America (Paraguay, Brazil, Peru), two from Africa (Sudan, Ethiopia), and three from Asia (Russia, India, Malaysia).

This is a small sampling of the indigenous tribal peoples whose survival is threatened often for many of the same reasons: Economic 'development', government indifference or inaction, armed conflicts, and disease. Each portrait is acrylic and ink on 20" x 20" x 3.5" canvas and is accompanied by a short written component detailing the peoples plight. Proceeds from the collection benefit Survival International.

Curated by Elena Calderon Patino

Participating Artists: Dan Butterworth, Jiyoung Chung, Cinzia Cittadino, Ana Flores, Nancy Gaucher-Thomas, Francisco Hernandez, Ciriaco Herrero, Betsy McLaughlin, Maria Napolitano, Clare Nesdall, Amy Jean Romero, Cynthia Ross-Meeks, Affandi Setiawan, Hiroko Shikashio, Andrew Sloan, Mark Taber, Brittanny Taylor, Sidney Tillett

Artists Reception: Thursday, September 17th - 6 to 9pm
On exhibit until Friday, September 25th at the Atrium Gallery, One Capitol Hill
Click here for more information.

Peter Lutz Invites You to Two Openings in Providence

Providence Art Windows Exhibit: "Material Obsession" -
September 17th to December 1st
Two Brothers Beauty Supply, Eddy and Westminster Street

This piece will be a large-scale installation featuring thousands of pieces of cut adhesive vinyl attached directly to the glass based on patterns of tree canopies. I’ve always believed that the storefront window acts like a mirror, as well as a display case, showing the viewer themselves as well as the product inside, allowing them to evaluate their self worth while being confronted by the object of their desire. Behind the vinyl is a layer of reflective mylar, which not only reflects the vinyl image, but also the surrounding view of the street and buildings and ambient light. As Providence citizens pass by they are presented with several sets of overlapping patterns and shifting perspectives.

Opening Reception:Thursday, September 17th- 5:30 to 7:30pm

Pixilerations at 5 Traverse Gallery

The second project is a multi-channel video I will be installing at 5 Traverse Gallery for the Pixilerations new media Festival. This piece will incorporate layering and multiplicity using simple techniques of shadow play, each screen will present a different view of the process.

Click here for a sample video.
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 24th - 6 to 8pm

For more information about upcoming projects from Peter Lutz, click here.

LIVE BAIT: TRUE STORIES FROM REAL PEOPLE

LIVE BAIT: TRUE STORIES FROM REAL PEOPLE

It’s all relative – a person connected to another by blood or marriage, an animal or plant related to another by common descent, a subordinate clause qualifying an expressed or implied antecedent. Relative is not absolute or independent; it is comparative, contingent, conditional. There’s relativity and relativism and, let us not forget, relations. Can you relate?

If you can, then come on down to LIVE BAIT and tell your story (if it is in any way, shape, or form connected to our October theme, “Relative”). Or just come and watch others share theirs. All you have to do is sign up at the door (come a little early, sign-up space is limited), and when it’s your time, we’ll call your name. It’s that easy. No notes, no rants, just tell your story like you’re telling your friends over a couple of drinks. There is a five-six minute time limit, please respect it.

Everyone is encouraged, performers and non-performers alike. Don’t miss this Rhode Island Monthly Best of RI winner for “Best Storytelling for Grown-ups,” Providence Phoenix Best of 2009 Editors’ Pick for “Best Excuse to Yammer On and On” and Motif Magazine Theatre Award winner for “Best Audience Participation Show.”

LIVE BAIT is hosted by Phil Goldman. With musical accompaniment and original “theme” song by Jerry Gregoire.

Friday, October 2th, 2009 at 10:00 pm.
$5, no reservations
At Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire Street, Providence, RI 02903

(401) 331-2695 x101 for box office information
Check out Live Bait: True Stories from Real People at www.myspace.com/livebait_latenight and on Facebook.

As Is @ Waste Not Want Not - Thursday, September 17th

Waste Not Want Not will be opening a small show of work by Steelyard artists.

AS IS will showcase work made from found and salvaged materials for a class at the Steelyard. Nora Rabins, who taught the class, will be curating. Artists include Neil Best, Brittney Roach-Cline, Kim Downes, Isaac Juodvalkis, Adj Marshall, Hillary Newkirk, Constance Strucko and Meredith Younger.

AS IS will open Thursday, September 17th from 6-9pm.

Come and see how amazing recycled art can be!
Click here for more information.

Coffee with artist David Barnes @ 5 Traverse - Sunday, September 13th

5 Traverse

Coffee with artist David Barnes, 2-4pm

LAST DAY of both exhibitions, 12-6pm

David Barnes: New Paintings

Michael Bizon: Cypheromantic

This weekend is the last chance to see these two excellent exhibitions. Join painter David Barnes in the gallery for a casual chat about his work and complimentary coffee from 2-4pm.

Click here for more information.

Free Range - 2009 RISD MFA Sculpture Graduates - Saturday, September 12th

FREE RANGE

2009 RISD MFA SCULPTURE GRADUATES

OPENS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 7-10PM

WORK is pleased to present FREE RANGE, a group show of 2009 RISD MFA Sculpture Graduates. Please join the artists for an Opening Reception on Saturday September 12, 2009.

Featuring work by MAYAN ALCANTARA, KELLY GOFF, CASEY LYNCH, MONICA MARTINEZ, ERIN PERRY, STEVE SILBER, DANA WILLIAMS and BOWIE+EVE.

FREE RANGE explores a varied approach to art production, shaped by the incongruous biographies of the graduates. Diverse backgrounds in civil engineering, public school education, Marine Corps anti-terrorism, and cancer survival, among others, contribute to the group's multi-disciplinary range of objects, installation, video, and participatory works.

Work Gallery, Brooklyn, NY.

Paris Grooves this Saturday at State!

Come and get down at State Lounge for a very special "Paris Grooves-Nick's Birthday Bash" edition Saturday September 12th. In celebration of his b-day, Nick will be reviving the very finest and hottest Funky French and Classic House tunes that inspired his Paris Grooves nights as well as the latest bumping tracks from the likes of DJ Sneak, Fred Flake, Audio Jacker and more. Think also Cassius, Bob Sinclar, Sebastien Leger, DJ Gregory, Martin Solveig to name same of the other French artists on the menu.

Resident DJ and AfroSonic Peer Dupe will also join Nick with his soulful and uplifting style..Don' t miss!!!

Mahi Mahi, Brava Spectre and Paper Eagles @ AS220 THIS SATURDAY 9/12/09

Mahi Mahi, Brava Spectre and Paper Eagles throw down at AS220 this Saturday, September 12, 2009. Super limited edition show t-shirts and posters will be available!
$6

"Less Than Home" @ West Side Arts - October 9th to 30th

West Side Arts Presents " Less Than Home" - an art show to benefit Laundry Love Project

A West Side Arts show highlighting the struggle, condition and circumstances of homelessness in Rhode Island. The show will benefit the Laundry Love Project, a collective of people who are serving the homeless and poor by raising money to pay for monthly loads of laundry.

Featured Artists:

Brendan Bell - Mixed media
Dustin Genereux - Photography
Erik Gould - Photography

Opening reception: Friday, October 9th
Gallery Hours: Thursday 1-4pm, Email westsideartsgallery@gmail for an appointment.

Click here for more information.

New AfroSonic Promo Mix By Dj Dublin: DOWNLOAD FREE!!!

(CLICK ON THE ABOVE IMAGE TO DOWNLOAD)

Tracklisting

1. Glenn Underground - Vision (Anthony Nicholson rmx) / Strictly Jaz Unit Muzic
2. Mzee feat Candy Nurse - Mahuwelele (Manoo rmx - Mzee Voc Edit) / Ocha records
3. Raw Artistic Soul feat Ursula Rucker - The Light (Main Mix) / Gogo Music
4. Ceramic feat Aisling Stephenson - Broken Dreams ( Ian Friday Tea Party Mix)
5. Quentin Harris - My Joy (Sean McCabe Dub) / Strictly Rhythm
6. Rocco - Someday (Dub) / Real Tone Records
7. Risk Sound System - The Sound Is Yours (K Chandler Rmx) / NEWS
8. Nathan Adams & Zepherin saint - Circles (Vocal Mix) / Tribe Records
9. Alex Finkin & Reverend P feat Jocelyn Mathieu - Those Days Are Gone (Greg Gauthier Mix)
10. Martin East Project feat Jared Douglas - Release (Mr V tv track rmx) / Kapa
11. Alex Finkin & Reverend P feat Jocelyn Mathieu - Lion In A Cage (Jon Cutler Distant Music Mix) / Funk La Planet
12. Sister Pearl - Bang The Drum (Manoo Mix) / Tribe Records

Waste Not Want Not: Senior Outreach Volunteers Needed

Senior Outreach Volunteers Needed:
Waste Not Want Not is beginning an outreach program for senior citizens interested in textile arts, and need some dedicated volunteers!

Waste Not Want Not will be hosting informal sewing/knitting classes at the Fox Point Senior Center once a week, similar to the Stitch and Bitch's we host in our space downtown. The program will begin as an informal social gathering for seniors to learn new skills, or simply utilize our machines for their own projects. This program could become an opportunity for seniors to work together on a larger group project, or make work specifically designed to show in our gallery. At the moment, this is a volunteer position, not a paying job, but we can provide financial assistance for gas money or bus fare.

WNWN is looking for one or two people who are:
- Skilled with sewing machines, hand stitching, and/or knitting
- Comfortable working with the elderly
- Able to commit to visiting the senior center once a week, in the early afternoon (Thursdays or Fridays are best)
- Reliable and punctual
- Willing and able to transport one or two sewing machines and and supplies from WNWN to the Fox Point Senior Center

Please email, wnwnprovidence@gmail.com if you are interested.
Click here for more information.

Stevie Jay's "Life Love Sex Death...and other works in progress"

Stevie Jay is returning to Perishable Theatre for a limited engagement of his internationally-acclaimed, multi-chakra extravaganza:

"Life Love Sex Death...and other works in progress."

Exploding with hysterical monologues, soulful skits, embarrassing observations, and intermittent go-go dancing-- Stevie Jay paints a picture of Real Life on Earth with personal, uncensored stories about relationships, sex, working out at the gym, working out sexual relationships at the gym, and "the endless struggle to remain spiritually-oriented and irresistibly-gorgeous at all times."

4 performances!

Pay-what-you-will PREVIEW SHOW! Wednesday, September 16, 2009. Ticketed shows: Thursday, September 17; Friday, September 18; Saturday, September 19; and Sunday, September 20.

All shows 7:30 pm sharp! (Latecomers will be left outside like bad dogs.)

Limited Seating! Early arrival recommended!

$15-$20 Advanced tickets HIGHLY recommended, available on www.arttixri.com.

Special group rates make this a VERY affordable, exciting theatrical experience for your group. Groups of 6 or more, tickets only $15 each, student groups $12 each. Call 401-331-2695 X 103.

WHERE: Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire Street, Downtown Providence.

View Youtube clips of Stevie Jay
Stevie Jay's website


What the press is saying:

"Stevie Jay presents an evening of dangerous hilarity!"

- Ray Faiola, CBS, New York

"Stevie Jay has invented his own genre of performing--advanced theatre, never seen before, riding the wave of an emerging world consciousness!"

- Tashbain Chronicle, UK

"Not just a show, more like a relationship.

No performer has ever had so personal an effect on me. Extraordinary!"

- Kate Copstick, The Scotsman, UK

"It would be impossible to advise someone as to what to expect from Stevie Jay."

- Deborah Minsky, Provincetown Banner

"AS REAL AS IT GETS! Naughty, bawdy, soul-searching, and hilarious!

Like the deepest breath you've ever taken."

- Yael Ksander, WFHB-Radio

"Do NOT miss this show! Stevie Jay is amazing!(an entertainer, educator,

spiritual teacher, therapist, comedian(you just have to see him to believe it!"

-Tom Fronczak, LCSW, Angell Street Wellness Collective, Providence

"A Latter Day Lenny Bruce! Not for the weak of heart, although they probably

need him the most. Have courage and fun and go see him!"

- Phyllis White, WTJU-Radio

"In a world where cell phones and computers dominate, where is the face-to-face intimate interaction? Stevie Jay takes this question into his own hands and creates intimate interaction with every audience member, captivating their minds with laughter."

- Michael Malone, School of Journalism, Indiana University

"This show is mind-blowing and life-altering, and should be booked in every major city across the continent-and then some!"

- Barb Germershausen, Simply Yoga

***

Perishable Theatre is pleased to present Stevie Jay as part of our 2009-2010 musical season, continuing with Anna Bella Eema by Lisa D'Amour October 16-November 7, 2009, Jingle Belles and a Few Balls:A Space Odyssey December 11-13, 2009 and Hedwig and the Angry Inch by John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask April 16-May 9, 2010.

Press Contact: Donna Lee Gennaro, Director of Marketing

Marketing@perishable.org 401.331.2695 ext.103

Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire Street, Providence, RI 02903

www.perishable.org

Susan Souza & Keturah @ Local 121 - Wednesday, September 16th

Speakeasy Music Series @ Local 121 Featuring:
Susan Souza & Keturah

8pm/Suggested $8
Click here for more information.

Barn Burning with Jose Doce & Jay Bethea @ Local 121 - Wednesday, September 23rd

Speakeasy Music Series at Local 121 Presents:
Barn Burning with Jose Doce and Jay Bethea

8pm/Suggested $8
Click here for more information.

Emily Smith & Synergy @ Local 121 - Friday, September 25th

Speakeasy Music Series at Local 121 Presents:
Emily Smith & Synergy

9pm/Suggested $5
Click here for more information.

Chris Johnson Presents Thirteen Thursdays Poetry Series @ Firehouse 13 - Thursday, September 24th

Hosted by Christoper Johnson & Ryk McIntyre
Opening night featuring After 13 Thursdays, a firehouse XIII Slam team will be born.
Once per month, there will be a $100 slam
All slammers must sign up in advance.

First slammers Line-Up is in!
1. Artie Moffa
2. Adam Stone
3. Gary Hoare
4. Danielle Carriveau
5. Nick Davis
6. Cole Rodriguez
7. Megan Thoma
8. Sam Teitel
9. Bill MacMillan
10. Trevor Byrne-Smith
For more info, please contact 13 Thursdays hosts:

Ryk McIntyre
theryk@yahoo.com


Christopher Johnson
tranzitthawt@yahoo.com
401.854.0721

8pm/$5
Click here for more information.

Tallahassee Band @ Firehouse 13 - Friday, September 25th

Tallahassee Band
with
David Wax Museum
Ben Pilgrim &
Joe Fletcher ( of Wrong Reasons)

Doors 8:30pm/Show 9pm/$7
Click here for more information.

Deb Marko Presents: 4 bands 3 Fashion Designers @ Firehouse 13 - Saturday, September 26th

Deb Marko Presents: 4 Bands 3 Fashion Designers
Featuring:

The Bands:
Zulu Lulu
Plan 9
Blizzard 0f '78
Big Red Prophecy

The Designers:
BABL
Vaella
My Pictures Fashun


Click here to watch Blizzard of '78's performance of "Time and Place" at the last 4 bands 3 Fashion Designers show, May 2009 at Firehouse 13. And their latest album, "Book of Lies" is available for download for only $1 until September 30th. All they ask is for you to sign up for their mailing list and come see them live!


8pm/$8
Click here for more information.

Stay True; Take 2 @ Firehouse 13 - Sunday, September 27th

Stay True; Take 2:
A film by Steve Faraone and Kevin Lynch

Also playing Dan McGrath's new film, " Don't Bother Me"

Doors 7:30pm/Screening 8pm
Click here for more information.