Events

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to pass along an invitation to the show that I'm organizing on Friday, March 21st. Two friends from Vancouver will be opening the night: James Lamb and Jess Hill. Both of them are good musicians and intelligently introspective songwriters. It appears that this show will constitute a London debut for a number of the musicians whom I've recently had the pleasure of involving in my backing band. These wonderful musicians presently include the following:

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to pass along an invitation to the show that I'm organizing on Friday, March 21st. Two friends from Vancouver will be opening the night: James Lamb and Jess Hill. Both of them are good musicians and intelligently introspective songwriters. It appears that this show will constitute a London debut for a number of the musicians whom I've recently had the pleasure of involving in my backing band. These wonderful musicians presently include the following:

World
Water Day Film Festival, hosted by the Council of Canadians

March 22nd
from 9 am to 5 pm

Central
Library - Lerner's Room

(Landon library on Mapquest)  (London Public Library page about the Landon library.)
(See below for bus route information.)

When: Saturday, March 22nd, 1:45pm-3:25pm

 

Ok, so... i have been told that a yearly, day long holiday called Easter exists, and is approaching nigh.

I clearly must believe it exists, because I believe people exist, and people are telling me Easter exists. You understanding my rationale here?

Evidence clearly demonstrates bunnies and eggs have definitively strong occurence in human rituals on the days which Easter occurs.

Ok, so... i have been told that a yearly, day long holiday called Easter exists, and is approaching nigh.

I clearly must believe it exists, because I believe people exist, and people are telling me Easter exists. You understanding my rationale here?

Evidence clearly demonstrates bunnies and eggs have definitively strong occurence in human rituals on the days which Easter occurs.

A Public Pillow Fight is being organized for March 24 (weather permitting). The location will be decided by consensus. (I think in front of the Covent Garden Market would be best). This is inspired by Newmindspace, the Urban Playground Movement and Reclaim the Streets. Discussion and planning takes place here:  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=22775955522&ref=mf

Everyone is invited!

Interested in making audio/radio documentaries? 94.9 CHRW is hosting a free workshop on Tuesday March 25th from 7-9pm. Expert guest speakers will talk about what makes a compelling documentary, how to structure your story, various sources of sound to use, etc. Q&A to follow.

This workshop is open to everyone, however SPACE IS LIMITED so registration is required. To register, email chrwnd@uwo.ca with your name and phone number. You must be registered to attend the workshop.

Bessie Labatt Building, Main Hall, King's
College University, UWO

event starts 7:30pm - open to general public
$5 for students & $10 for public - free for UWO PIRG members! tickets at door.

UWO PIRG Palestian Human Rights working group
with King's Center for Social Concern hosts: "The Ethnic
Cleansing of Palestine" with Professor Ilan Pappé

copied from thomas' blog post on the subject.

Agenda for next meeting (please add):
FEATURES:

turn off lights and unplug any nonessential appliances saturday march 29th at 8pm!

www.london.ca/earthhour

we have to move the meeting because the library isn't open sunday mornings, so were moving it to saturday at 11am at the library before the indie media fair. if this is a big scheduling problem for some of us please contact us

londonontario.indymedia@gmail.com 

The Third Annual London Indie Media Fair will be held on Saturday, March 29, from 1 - 5 pm in the Stevenson-Hunt rooms at the Central Branch of the London Public Library. Last year was a tremendous success, and we expect it to grow again this year.

The room will be filled with people showing, selling and trading their independent media, including zines, comics, silkscreened patches, posters, literature / art / political content, local music, photography, film, and online media.

(Landon library on Mapquest) (London Public Library page about the Landon library.)
(See below for bus route information.)

Fundraiser in support of American soldiers and their families who have
relocated to Canada/London after saying "NO" to a war not sanctioned by
United Nations. Tickets are $10 in Advance and are on sale at the
Village Idiot in Wortley Village, Online at London Now.ca and at the
LMC 519-640-6996. Or $12 at the Door @ LMC, 470 Colborne Street,
London, ON.

Please come and support the War Resisters Campaign!

A vigil for peace – of the people for the people by the people.

This
vigil is in co-operation / collaboration with all grass roots peace
& activist groups within our communities – we wish to thank those
who tirelessly continue in the struggle for peace, justice and equality.

What: Candlelight vigil to support the Tibetans’ call for freedom

When: March 31st | 8:30pm| Victoria Park | Central & Richmond

This is a doucmenty about Israelie soldiers who refuese to serve in the West Bank or Gaza along with the story of a group of highschool seniors refusing their conscription into the IDF.

If you want to learn about Blogging, Podcasting, or anything else Media
or just want to hang out and chat with people involved with the
community come on out. We can help set up a blog or podcast or show you
tips on how to improve. Any level of know how or experience is welcome.
Bring a laptop if you have one, Molly?s has FREE Wi-Fi!

On Thursday April 3rd, the Western New Democrats will be having our annual End of Year Party at the Alex P. Keaton (580 Talbot St.). Doors open at 5:30 pm, there will be raffle prizes, guest speakers and cash bar. We will also replay our End-of-Year slideshow. Dinner includes a drink, starter soup/salad and choice of main course item. **Dress to impress**

(Landon library on Mapquest) (London Public Library page about the Landon library.)
(See below for bus route information.)

When: Saturday, March 8th, 1:30pm

*Free* film screening -

Seeing is Believing - Handicams, Human Rights and the News

CANSEC is Canada's largest weapons fair, held annually in Ottawa
during the month of April. This year's gathering of war profiteers,
including Boeing, Raytheon, Northrup Grumman, General Electric, and
Blackwater, will be held on April 9th-10th at the Ottawa Congress
Centre. Keynote speakers include War Minister Peter Mckay, Public
Safety Minister Stockwell Day, a retired head of NORAD, and an ex-US
Secretary of Defense. To see a copy of the CANSEC schedule, visit
https://www.defenceandsecurity.ca/public/index.asp?action=cansec.welcome

Hey All,

I think it's time for an in the flesh LC meeting.
Please post agenda items as comments below, with a brief description if you wish.

The date and time are not set in stone, so if there is a better time/place please suggest it.
Also welcome are suggestions for outside facilitators (so hard to find!!) or reminders about anything I may have overlooked in this posting.

Hopefully a good few can make it out so we can have some much needed discussion.

Peace,

Rachel

LAND RIGHTS NOT MINING RIGHTS
FREE ROBERT LOVELACE AND THE KI 6

DATE: Wednesday April 9th, 6 pm
PLACE: Ryerson Student's Union, 55 Gould St (between Victoria and Church)
INFO: www.ryerson.ca/socialjustice

Featuring: Ovide Mercredi, former National Chief of the Assembly
of First Nations, and members of the KI and Ardoch First Nations.

Greetings,

Mixing prog, post-rock, jazz, psych, beats, and electronics, Mahogany Frog (Winnipeg) are quite possibly one of Canada's most impressive bands to catch live.  These guys are the Cirque de Soleil of modern 'rock'.  Seriously.

Joining them will be The Golden Hands Before God (Windsor) and Winnipeg ex-pat and performance artist '6'.

Cost at the door is $7

Thanks...

http://myspace.com/mahoganyfrog

CANSEC is Canada's largest weapons fair, held annually in Ottawa
during the month of April. This year's gathering of war profiteers,
including Boeing, Raytheon, Northrup Grumman, General Electric, and
Blackwater, will be held on April 9th-10th at the Ottawa Congress
Centre. Keynote speakers include War Minister Peter Mckay, Public
Safety Minister Stockwell Day, a retired head of NORAD, and an ex-US
Secretary of Defense. To see a copy of the CANSEC schedule, visit
https://www.defenceandsecurity.ca/public/index.asp?action=cansec.welcome

(Landon library on Mapquest) (London Public Library page about the Landon library.)
(See below for bus route information.)

When: Saturday, March 22nd, 1:45pm-3:25pm

*Free* film screening -

The Boy from ET drops a new volume in what's become a sprawling saga: "Part 3: The College Years." Featuring Daved Jackson as Phil Conners, and CAM, as always, as Eliot Thomas.

Ever wonder how H. Thomas, the Canadian actor who played Eliot in ET, spent his early twenties?  What sorts of songs he wrote?  What he dreamed and wept about?  Which were his favourite electives?  Come watch this fun mix of fringe play/indie rock and find out.  

The Unrated Film and Lecture Series                                                                                               

Stories in Sound invites you to showcase your creativity in the form
of an audio documentary for campus and community radio. Submit your
5-10 minute audio documentary on a topic of your choice for a chance to
win prizes and be featured on CHRW!

(Landon library on Mapquest) (London Public Library page about the Landon library.)
(See below for bus route information.)

When: Saturday, March 22nd, 1:45pm-3:25pm

theme-design

Come on out to the LCDEV Design Session. Here's the time to influence the future look and feel of this site. I'll be working at Central, on the Library's side of Red Roaster. Only those who think they have good taste are welcome - of course, that probably includes everyone.