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The Lot [Jul. 30th, 2008|04:23 pm]
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Hey guys!

I thought I'd extend and invite to everyone if they haven't already heard about The Lot.

It's going on August 23rd, at the Tap Room Downtown and it's free and for all ages. They are showcasing some of the best rock acts our city has to offer, plus live art, belly dancing and other acts. It's all local and it benefits our city. There will be food and of course, beer for those of age, but plenty of other things to do if you're not.

Come one, come all, this is going to be a great time.

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Hope to see ya out there! It's going to bring the heat well after sundown.
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[Aug. 6th, 2007|10:22 pm]
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[music |unsane]

On Thursday, what are you doing? Wishing for another episode of Grey's Anatomy? Checking for pizza deals?

How about cutting out the banality and coming to see my pals The Carnys? They're coming all the way from Austin, Texas. There will be a mishmash of locals, including the debut act of Presenting Hope. Should be interesting!

The show is at Fort Gondo in South City St. Louis. Don't be scared. We'll keep you safe.

If you didn't already figure it out, the show is this Thursday, August 9th. It starts at  9 - 10ish. Bring 5$ so The Carnys can have enough gas money to make it to their next show!

See you there!
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shows. [Jul. 27th, 2007|04:29 pm]
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[Current Location |ft. g]
[music |deerhoof]

Tonight, Friday the 27th @ Fort Gondo (3151 Cherokee St., near the corner of Compton) some awesome local bands are playing, so if you've lost faith in the St. Louis music scene or want to check out some stuff you haven't heard before, here's your chance!

Sleep State
birdleg
and Lonely Procession

...will be playing at 9pm. The cost is 5 bucks at the door.
For more info, contact cavernbooking@gmail.com or visit THE CAVERN.

Next Saturday, August 4th, there will be another show with Disthroned Agony (from Minneapolis), Social Junk (from Kentucky), Larva, and possibly Ghost Ice (the latter two are local.) These are all noise/experimental artists, so if you're into that sort of thing (or want to check it out) come on by!
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Alikx Olson- THIS WEDNESDAY [Nov. 6th, 2006|01:42 am]
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[music |its the end of the world as we know it- R.E.M.]

Alix Olson
--a red-hot, fire-bellied, feminismo-spewin' volcano. Plus she rhymes.


Live at Webster University
in the University Center Sunnen Lounge
(175 Edgar Road, 63119)
WEDNESDAY Nov 8th. (7:30 doors) 8:00 PM
with special guest artist: Summer Osborne
FREE for STUDENTS
$3 for non-webster-students
refreshments provided
Sponsored by:
Webster University's Students for Gender Equality, Anti-War Society, SGA, LGBTQ Alliance, Women in the Media, AES

"The world provides the poetry, we just assemble its arrival"
www.alixolson.com
www.myspace.com/alixolson
www.summerosborne.com
www.myspace.com/summerosborne


"see, I’ve seen armies
seen ‘em on picket lines, welfare lines,
seen ‘em storming the Capitol,
storming the streets,
demanding justice and peace.
I’ve heard of armies in history
in Birmingham, in Montgomerey.
but these dressed-to-kill boys
with their made-to-kill toys
these yellow ribbons that choke trees, please,
it’s a joke,
a sadistic display of militaristic play that ends in
american dreams for the owners of both teams--
and who suffers? who buffers the attack?
who lacks the cash to decline the invitation
to the nation’s most expensive party?
those hearty boys promised schooling,
then sent on their way
to collect their pay from the grave?
well, this gay don’t mind being war-depraved"


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[Sep. 24th, 2006|08:08 pm]
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[music |Slip Into Something More Comfortable - Man Ray]

Hosted By: Webster LGBTQ Alliance, SGA, MCISA, AES
When: Wednesday Sep 27, 2006
at 7:15 PM
Where: Webster University's Sunnen Lounge, University Center
175 Edgar Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63119
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👁 Andrea Gibson Poster


"Guileless, genuine and alive," Andrea Gibson is a poet who creates more than art (San Francisco Magazine).


Rousing audiences throughout the United States and Canada with her poignant message and her genuine interest in generating change, her words are powerful, compassionate, and inspiring. She is a queer poet/activist who is "political, opinionated, and partial to the big issues" (The Westword).

Andrea's poetry deconstructs the foundations of the current political machine, highlighting issues such as patriarchy, gender norms, white-supremacy, and capitalist culture. Her words are honest, humble and "oh my god, I can't believe you said that in public!"

Click Here To View Event




www.myspace.com/andreagibson

www.andreagibson.org
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[Apr. 9th, 2006|02:49 pm]
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A multimedia performance extravaganza of self-identified transgender artists including 
poets, rappers, storytellers, rock bands, comedians, actors, folk singers, zinesters, and more!  

Email pridewu@gmail.com if you need more information on directions or parking.
Also see http://www.trannyroadshow.com


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THIS SATURDAY [Mar. 29th, 2006|12:27 am]
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[music |The Fiery Furnaces - Quay Cur]

Hi, I'm new here, sorry if this isn't quite on topic...

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[Mar. 25th, 2006|01:17 am]
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I have my first "showing" going on. Some of my ceramics are on display up until March 30-31 at the Kingshighway Branch of the St. Louis Public Library where I work. It is on the corner of Vandeventer and Kingshighway, across from the Southwest Bank and the Don Brown dealership. If you haven't seen it, I encourage your presence before I have to take it down.

If you are a fine arts major, I suggest scoping out the library branch near you for a display case or something of that nature and go have a chat with the branch manager to see if you can display some of your work in there some time. Of course, bring along some pictures of your work and keep everything you intend to display relevant to each other. I got to display as soon as I asked, and it may not happen as soon as that, but you don't know until you ask.
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Following Sean (cross-posted) [Mar. 24th, 2006|12:35 pm]
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What are you doing this week? If you have some time, definitely check out an amazing independent film that has just finished running the festival circuit and is now being theatrically released. Go to www.followingsean.com to check out the trailer, and look under the cut at a synopsis. During March 24-25, the film is playing at Webster University in St. Louis.

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[Nov. 28th, 2005|01:21 pm]
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I just thought I would let you all know that one of my ceramics professors is having an exhibition at the Xen Gallery from Dec. 2 til Jan. 8. His name is Dan Barnett and he works in ceramic vessels and steel furniture. There will be an artist reception and gallery walk Dec. 2, from 5:30 – 8:30 pm. I love his work and I thoroughly recommend seeing his work.
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