RTP-area local music and culture

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= NewsletterSaturdays in Saxapahaw with former Squirrel Nut Zipper Frontman Tom M=axwell and the 
Minor Drag in this Saturday in Saxapahaw!!!=Did you see THE WASHINGTON POST on Saxapahaw? The 
Saxapahaw Farmers'Market and Music Series celebrates summer this Satur= day! Market Runsfrom 5-8 
Bands Play 6-8. Come on along!!! (Sched below- click Saturdaysin Saxa= pahaw for the band 
schedule.) ---------------- SALSA SAXAPAHAW! Orquesta GarDel will be playing the Haw RiverBallroom 
Aug= ust 26th! Get your Orquesta GarDel Tickets ! Pavementfrontman Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks 
will be playing the HAW RIV= ERBALLROOM OCT 1 Get your Malkmus Tickets FREE SUNDAY NIGHT 
PICKIN'SESSION AT THE HAW RIVER BALLROOM w/ Bubbadoc's A= coustic Community -EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 
6:30-9:30 THIS WEEK FOLK ROCK JAM!!!= - come play orcome listen -- all are welcome! and the 
Saxapahaw Show Choi= r startsMonday July 18th!! at 7.This week at the FARMERS' MARKET !Farm-fresh, 
pasture raised eggs Eggs,Bea= ns, Leafy Yumminess - -Honey, Granola!, Cheese, Wine, 
Breads,Cookies, Ice = Cream, Pork, Beef, Chutney, Jams and Jellies, Coffee,and Veggies & 
Produce= of all sorts!! We have many new farmers andcrafters joining the market th= is year let's 
give them a SaxapahawWelcome! and FRONT PORCH CRAFTS!! Featuring many new fine local artsand 
crafts, bea= utifully handmade pottery, wooden boxes, jewelry,soaps, toys, birdhouses, = furniture 
and more!Sorry but DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT THE EVENT AND NO SMOKING IN THE M=ARKET OR KIDS 
AREAS.2011 Band Schedule: July 16 Acoustic MannerJuly 23 Big Fat GapJuly 30 John Howie Jr and the 
SweetheartsAugust 6 Django HaskinsAugust 13 Onyx Club BoysAugust 20 Lizzy Ross BandAugust 27 Rye 
Mountain BoysOktoberfest Oct 22You can now follow the market on = FACEBOOK under SXPHW with lots 
ofgreat conversations and tidbits about= town--MOST PEOPLE ARE GETTINGTHEIR INFORMATION THIS 
WAY!!! and on TWITTER for 140 character detailsand= updates throughout the week on special events, 
bands, and farmers- spread= the word!Check out the website for lists of Farmers, Bands and Special 
Events! >Saturday events take place outside in downtown Saxapahaw next to thePost O= ffice.FEED 
THE SWAN! THe money goes ot the great bands!!PLEASE PARK IN THE MEADOWS BEHIND THE MARKET- We have 
chalked in 90+parkin= g spaces on hilltop and beneath the water tower. NO NEED TOWALK ON THE ROA= 
D PICK UP A PARKING GUIDE AT THE INFO TABLE NEXT TOTHE STAGE - - please p= ark off the road and be 
safe!All events are free but we do pass the Swan Bucket around to raisemoney fo= r the bands each 
week. Please be kind and throw in a donationso we can ke= ep great music on the HayWagon Stage!Tom 
Maxwell and the Minor Drag !Did you see the article in THE WASHINGTON POST on Saxapahaw this pas= 
tweekend?Haw River Canoe and Kayak Company now renting boats for $10 an hour onLake= Louise from 
4-6 on Saturdays - call to book a boat! 336.260.6465Thanks SO MUCH to our sponsors including the 
The Saxapahaw RivermillThe Saxapahaw General Store The Eddy The Haw River Ballroom, TheHawBridge 
School = Benjamin Vineyards Open Eye Caf= e, TownsendBertram, Alph= in Design Build, Clearscapes, 
CT Wilson, Newfangled andTurtle Run Farm's wonderful Use Yer Foot! HARDHAT MILL TOURS THISWEEKEND! 
Sneak peak at the new geothermal and solar= lofts begins inJune. Contact 336 376 3122 for for 
information.Mac Jordan of the Saxapahaw Rivermill will be running "before and afterbeh= ind 
the scenes" Mill Tours this Saturday including the Marketplaceand gree= n lofts- Tours will 
include the renovated lower mill, andsections of the u= pper mill -(For more information contact 
the Rivermill office= s at 336 376 3122)= © Saxapahaw Rivermill Farmers' Market and Music 
Series For More Information Please Call 336- 376- 5694 = If you do not wish to be on this list 
just let us know. We apologizefor an= y inconvienience. Unsubscribe from this newsletter.
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**THIS WEEK!**

AUTHOR EVENT: Anne Cassebaum "Down Along the Haw" Mon July 11 @ 7pm
North Carolina's Haw River has a rich geographic, ecological and
cultural history, tracked here from its source to its confluence with
the Atlantic Ocean. From grinding mills to algae science, this popular
history features interviews with mill owners and workers,
archaeologists, environmentalists, farmers, water treatment managers
and many others whose lives have been connected to the waterway.



READING GROUP: "College of Sociology" Tue July 12 @ 7pm
Presented by the Durham Public School (durham.thepublicschool.org),
this is a group for discussing the works of the College of Sociology,
a loosely-knit group of French intellectuals, which lectured from 1937
to 1939. They focused on the way that human communities engaged in
collective rituals or acts of distribution. It was here, in moments of
intense communal experience, rather than the individualistic dreams
and reveries of surrealism, that the College of Sociology sought the
essence of humanity.
(If you're interested in this group, email
ibooks AT internationalistbooks.org for a link to the readings, or you
can find them online--Dennis Hollier's anthology on The College of
Sociology)


POLITICAL PRISONER LETTER WRITING NIGHT Wed July 13 @ 7pm
Come write letters/cards to political prisoners whose birthdays fall
during the month of July.
This month we will be writing to: Debbie Sims Africa, Dr Mutulu
Shakur, Ana Lucia Gelabert, Bill Dunne, Gerardo Hernandez, and Rene
Gonzalez. Check
http://prisonbooks.info/2011/06/30/july-political-prisoner-poster-is-now-available/
 for a link to the poster for this month with more info on these political
prisoners.


DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL MOVIE NIGHT "In the Realm of the Senses" Thu July
14 @ 7pm
As part of the Durham Public School's film series "The Line: sexual
frontiers of popular cinema," "In the Realm of the Senses" is an
incredibly controversial film from Japan.

It is based upon a real incident. A woman named Sada Abe notoriously,
if accidentally, killed her lover during the act of love itself.
Fleeing the police, she cut off and took with her the very member that
had connected them. She still had it when she was apprehended, and she
was later convicted.



**NEXT WEEK!**

COLLEGE OF SOCIOLOGY READING GROUP: Tue Jul 19 @ 7pm
Presented by the Durham Public School (durham.thepublicschool.org),
this is a group for discussing the works of the College of Sociology,
a loosely-knit group of French intellectuals, which lectured from 1937
to 1939. They focused on the way that human communities engaged in
collective rituals or acts of distribution. It was here, in moments of
intense communal experience, rather than the individualistic dreams
and reveries of surrealism, that the College of Sociology sought the
essence of humanity.
(If you're interested in this group, email
ibooks AT internationalistbooks.org for a link to the readings, or you
can find them online--Dennis Hollier's anthology on The College of
Sociology)


TRANS DISCUSSION GROUP: Wed July 20 @ 8pm
Co-hosted by the North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition and
Internationalist Books, is a bi-monthly support/discussion group for
people who identify as trans, genderqueer, or gender-questioning. Our
meetings will provide a safe space for folks to share and process
experiences, be of support to one another, and organize around issues
that affect the trans community.

Open to anyone who needs/wants trans support. Tea and snacks will be provided!


CROATAN EARTH FIRST! MOVIE NIGHT: "If a Tree Falls: A Story of the
Earth Liberation Front" Thu July 21 @ 7pm
Focusing on Oregon-based activist Daniel McGowan, Curry relates the
tale of a mild-mannered, middle-class citizen driven to extremes and
brought to trial on charges of terrorism for his participation in
ELF-related arson plots.


JULY FUNDRAISER: Silent Auction with food by Vimala's Curryblossom
Cafe,  Fri July 22 7pm
Come celebrate 30 years with Internationalist Books at our Silent
Auction fundraiser, which will be taking place at the Chapel of the
Cross, 304 E. Franklin St. (next to the Planetarium).

There will be many items up for bid; there's sure to be something
you're interested in. Come meet and mingle with fellow
Internationalist Books members and volunteers and help support the
store and community space you all love so much by bidding on some
items, renewing your membership, or by signing up to our monthly
sustainer program.

Heavy hors d'oeuvres will be lovingly provided by Vimala's Curryblossom Cafe!

**If you cannot attend the event but want to help out, please visit
http://www.internationalistbooks.org/index.php?q=civicrm/contribute/tran... to
sign up for our sustainer program. You can choose the amount and
frequency of your donation. Any contribution is welcome, as we have
trouble over the summer months making ends meet. We would love to be
able to provide the community as much as we can but are often limited
by our expenses, so we are looking forward to having that extra help
every month from our sustainers.**



**BEYOND!**


SHOW: Amy Alley, folk/indie musician Sat July 23 @ 7pm


MOVIE NIGHT: "Dive" Thu July 28 @ 7pm
A film about dumpster diving--focusing on how much food we waste every day.


Animal Lib Movie Night: "Gary Yourofsky" Thu Aug 4 @ 7pm


SHOW: Luke Romano (anarcho-folk) Fri Aug 5 @ 7pm


PUPPET SHOW: "What are Prisons For?" by the Mysterious Rabbit Puppet
Army Sat Aug 6 @ 7pm
Join the Mysterious Rabbit Puppet Army for their homecoming show as
they complete their month-long tour in Chapel Hill! They will be
performing their compelling shadow puppet show of a history of the
Prison Industrial Complex from slavery to where it is today.

They are using this tour to promote awareness about the Prison
Industrial Complex, it?s effects, and talk about some of the things
they?re doing against it and wanted to talk to other people about what
they?re doing and ideas they had. (For a tour schedule visit:
http://mrpuppetarmy.wordpress.com/2011/06/27/tour-dates-summer-2011/#more-54)

Tentative: SPECIAL EVENT: Eddie Conway speaks from prison! Mon Aug 8
(time tba)
Famous political prisoner Eddie Conway will talk to us from prison and
read from his memoir, "Marshall Law The Life and Times of a Baltimore
Black Panther", there will also be a short documentary screening.
Stay posted if you're interested in this event!


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That's all for now! WE have so much awesome stuff this month and next,
I hope everyone else is as excited as me!!


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