RTP-area local music and culture

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Internationalist Books & Community Center
405 W Franklin Street
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
internationalistbooks.org
919.942.1740

Internationalist Books and Community Center is hiring a part-time
manager for our small volunteer-run non-profit collective to start
May 2008. The bookstore manager is responsible for bookkeeping and
finances, inventory, and volunteer coordination. Other
responsibilities include fundraising, public relations, and event
coordination. Quickbooks experience a plus. Successful candidate will
be organized, self-motivated, and a committed advocate for social
justice. The two-year position is for 20 hrs/week at $10/hr.
Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume by March 21 to
ibooks AT internationalistbooks.org.

If you are an accountant and willing to work pro bono, please email
Daniel AT internationalistbooks.org to help us with our taxes! Thank you!

Wednesday, March 5 @ 7pm
ANARCHO FILM NIGHT
Join us for a screening of "Anarchism in America". A colorful and  
provocative survey of anarchism in America, the film attempts to  
dispel popular misconceptions and trace the historical development of  
the movement. The film explores the movement both as a native American  
philosophy stemming from 19th century American traditions of  
individualism, and as a foreign ideology brought to America by  
immigrants. The film features rare archival footage and interviews  
with significant personalities in anarchist history including Murray  
Boochkin and Karl Hess, and also live performance footage of the Dead  
Kennedys. Bring yourself, friends, and snacks to share.

Tuesday, March 11 @ 6pm
POLITICAL PRISONERS LETTER WRITING NIGHT
Join us to continue writing letters to political prisoners. Bring
yourself, friends, and snacks to share.

Saturday, March 15 @ 6pm
MATT CALLAHAN AND YVONNE MOORE
After eight years of working together on each other's solo projects
Mat and Yvonne have discovered the creative potential of the duet.
The special sound of two voices singing together, in close harmony,
have inspired a new repertoire and a new approach to performance for
both of them.  Exploring the limits set by one acoustic guitar, two
voices and a few 'folk' instruments such as the harmonica and hand
percussion, Mat and Yvonne are finding refreshment in what is very
old. They liken it to an invitation to join them in their living room.
Here, the wine flows, tales are told and recipes are shared.  All
are welcome, all may partake and all can contribute to the celebration
of friendship.




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