Saturday, October 15 from 2-6pm
Free event / Bring non-perishable food items
Proceeds go to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC
Music:
Local Beer:
Friday, October 14, 2011
Full Frame Fix
You know the feeling. The weather is getting colder. The leaves are starting to change colors. You've already begun construction on your "totally awesome" Halloween costume. And all the while, there's this itch. A craving that starts in the back of your mind and slowly claws it's way to the front.
Dammit! You just really need to watch some non-fiction documentaries. You've already burned through all your Netflix queue, but still, you hunger for more thought-provoking looks at the human experience. Blast! If only Durham's own Full Frame Documentary Film Festival weren't another 6 months away!
Thankfully, you can get your fix this weekend with Full Frame's FIX.
We're halfway to the next annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which means it's been a while since you joined us for a few days of docs. To curb your non-fiction withdrawal symptoms, we proudly present THE FULL FRAME FIX. A weekend matinee marathon featuring favorites from the 2011 Festival and newer titles which have yet to reach North Carolina. Get your FIX this October 15 and 16 at the Nasher Museum of Art!
The screenings run all weekend at the Nasher, so head on over and get your FIX! And! It's FREE! Check the website for the schedule and links to the films.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Rowdy Square Dance @ The Pinhook
Come get spun, stomp your feet and enjoy a night of old-timey mayhem! Music by the Five Points Rounders: David Bass on fiddle, Colin Booy on banjo, Steve Kruger on guitar, and Rob VanVeld on the gut-bucket. Anna Lena Phillips is calling.
Here's a taste from a previous dance:
People of all experience levels are encouraged: all dances are explained with a walk-through before the dancing begins, and there's no need to come with a partner. Also feel free just hang-out and listen to the music. As always, folks of all gender identities and orientations are welcome.
Friday Oct 19 at 9:00 pm
The Pinhook 117 Main St, Durham
$5 Cover
People of all experience levels are encouraged: all dances are explained with a walk-through before the dancing begins, and there's no need to come with a partner. Also feel free just hang-out and listen to the music. As always, folks of all gender identities and orientations are welcome.
Friday Oct 19 at 9:00 pm
The Pinhook 117 Main St, Durham
$5 Cover
Monday, October 3, 2011
Bull City Open Streets 2011 Finale
The final Bull City Open Streets of 2011 is this upcoming Sunday, October 9th from 1-4pm. A few blocks of road around Durham Central Park will be closed to automobiles, and open for pedestrians, bicyclists, skaters, dancers, and skippers!
If you bring your hunger, King's Sandwich Shop and Geer Street Garden will be open for business. Food trucks will also be on hand, including the Chirba Chirba Dumpling Truck and the Bulkogi Korean BBQ Truck.
There will be a kids zone for the wee ones with a bounce house and members from Playworks leading kids and adults in tag, four square and dozens of amazing games.
The Pinhook: Your venue, your sound!
Help upgrade The Pinhook's sound by contributing to their Kickstarter campaign:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
