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Wednesday, July 30

Block Printing class, ages 12 to adults

At: AA District Library - Pittsfield Branch

6:30pm

Supplies provided.
Aaron Burch

At: Literati Bookstore, 124 E Washington St, Ann Arbor

7:00pm

FREE This Hobart literary journal editor reads from Backswing, his short story collection that ranges from magical to realistic to allegorical.

Friday, August 1

Ann Arbor Soul Club

At: Blind Pig

10:00pm

with DJs Brad Hales & Breck T

Saturday, August 2

In Good Company African American Book Club

At: Nicola's Books, 2513 Jackson, Westgate Shopping Center

4:00pm

All invited to join a discussion of The Last Warner Woman, Kei Miller's novel about a Jamaican prophet who is sent to live in England where she's eventually locked away in a mental hospital.
Roller Derby Double Header

At: Buhr Park, 2751 Packard, Ann Arbor

5:00pm

Arbor Bruising Company vs. the Grand Raggidy G-Rap Attack (Grand Rapids)

Brawlstars vs. the Grand Raggidy All Stars

Sunday, August 3

Rebel Without a Cause

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series
Field to Forest Botany Hike

At: Northfield Woods Preserve, E. Northfield Church Rd.

2:00pm

Led by WCPARC naturalist Faye Stoner. Free. 971-6337, ext. 334.

Monday, August 4

Native Pollinators: Evening Herb Study Group

At: UM Matthaei Botanical Gardens

7:00pm

Talk by U-M research museum collection manager Mark O'Brien; Free; metered parking. 647-7600
The Importance of Shakespeare and Classic Theater

At: AADL Pittsfield Branch, 2359 Oak Valley Dr.

7:00pm

Free Talk by Michigan Shakespeare Festival artistic director Janice Blixt.

Tuesday, August 5

Viewing Night

At: U-M Detroit Observatory, 1398 E. Ann at Observatory, A2

Repeats every week until Mon Aug 11 2014 . Also includes Mon Aug 11 2014.
9:00pm

All invited to see the night sky through antique telescopes. Weather permitting.

Wednesday, August 6

History of Books & Printing Reading Group

At: Motte & Bailey, 212 N. Fourth Ave., A2

7:30pm

All invited to discuss Nicholas Basbanes's On Paper: The Everything of Its Two-Thousand-Year History.

Friday, August 8

Full Moon Paddle on Gallup Pond

At: Gallup Canoe Livery, 3000 Fuller Road, A2

8:00pm - 11:00pm

All invited to paddle around Gallup Pond guided by the moon and watch for deer, muskrats, herons, and other wildlife. Bring a flashlight. Call 794-6241 for more info.

Saturday, August 9

Mother to the Motherless

At: Barnes & Noble, 3235 Washtenaw Ave, Ann Arbor

(Unknown time)

Huruma Children's Home (Nairobi) director Mama Zipporah discusses her memoir about her rise from the depths of poverty to found one of the most successful children's shelters in Kenya.
The Space Bang!

At: Blind Pig

10:00pm

Sunday, August 10

Godzilla [Gojira, the Japanese original]

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

Monday, August 11

Viewing Night

At: U-M Detroit Observatory, 1398 E. Ann at Observatory, A2

9:00pm

All invited to see the night sky through antique telescopes. Weather permitting.

Tuesday, August 12

WCBN Free Night at the Movies presents ROADSIDE PROPHETS

At: Arbor Brewing Co

9:00pm

A summer motorcycle road-trip movie starring John Doe (from X) and Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock of the Beastie Boys).

Cameos from John Cusack, David Carradine, Timothy Leary and Arlo Guthrie.

Saturday, August 16

Bats in the Night Sky

At: Hudson Mills Metropark Activity Center, 8801 North Territorial Rd.

8:00pm

Indoor talk about bats followed by a trek outside to look for bats living in the park. Preregistration required. Call 426-8211

Sunday, August 17

Lolita

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

Monday, August 18

Michigan's Drive-in Theaters

At: AADL Pittsfield Branch, 2359 Oak Valley Dr.

7:00pm

Martin Bandyke interviews local engineer and historic preservation consultant Harry Skrdla about his new book.

Thursday, August 21

Nerd Nite Ann Arbor

At: LIVE, 102 S. First.

7:00pm

Popular monthly event featuring several speakers TBA (at annarbor.nerdnite.com) who give fun yet informative talks, 18-21 minutes long, about things that interest them, everything from nanoparticles to the science of the Simpsons and the genealogy of Godzilla. This edition is co-sponsored by the Ann Arbor District Library and, as such, is FREE.

Sunday, August 24

Seven Samurai

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

Sunday, August 31

Life of Brian

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

Monday, September 1

Casablanca

At: Michigan Theater

7:00pm

Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

Sunday, September 7

Pulp Fiction

At: Michigan Theater

1:30pm

Also showing Tuesday at 7pm, Part of the Kerrytown Summer Classic Film Series

What's on WCBN now?

Tones of Persuasion
w/ Greg H.
12:00am-3:00pm

What's next?

Exquisite Corpse
w/ Pascal
3:00-6:00pm
Smooth Your Ass
6:00-6:30pm
Interactive Technologies
6:30-7:00pm

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Email training@wcbn.org for more information.

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Interactive Technologies
It's Hot in Here
Living Writers
Pandoras Lunchbox
Grey Matters

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