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Tuesday 12
EVENTS: Athens Farmers Market
{Little Kings Shuttle Club) Check out
the altemoon market in its conve
nient downtown location* Buy fresh,
locally grown organic produce,
locally crafted goods and freshly
baked breads. 4-7 p.m. FREE* www
athensfarmersmarket net
EVENTS: AthFeast (Various
Locations) Oine at selected restau
rants and a portion of the proceeds
will support AthFest Educates.
Breakfast Mama's Boy. Lunch:
Mama's Boy. DePalma's Downtown,
Buffalo's Southwest Cafe Dinner:
DePalma's Downtown. Speakeasy.
Cine & The National dinner and
movie combo. Buffalo's Southwest
Cafe wwwathfest com/education **
EVENTS: Boybutante Drag Search
and Karaoke (Little Kings Shuffle
Club) Come out and lip-sync your
way to drag stardom! 8 p m. $5.
www boybutante org
EVENTS: Drafts & Laughs (The Pub
at Gameday) Five beers, live comics,
five bucks 9 p m. 706-353-2831
EVENTS: Sustainability Film
Series: FueliCzH for location.
UGA Creswell Hall) A film about the
connections between the auto indus
try, oil industry and the government
as well as alternative energies such
as solar, wind, electricity and non
food-based biofuels 7 p.m. FREE!
jeizenst@uga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: Solar Power
Pcnel Discussion (UGA Ecology
Building) Topics include homegrown
electricity, jobs from solar power and
renewable energy solutions. Mayor
Nancy Denson will open (he discus
sion. 7 p.m. FREE! ecologyuga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: VOX Reading
Series (Cine BarCate) Presented by
the UGA Creative Writing Program,
featuring the works of poels Stacey
Lynn Brown and Jennifer Denrow 8
p.m. FREE! www athenscine.com
MEETINGS: Great Decisions
Group Discussion (ACC Library)
Great Decisions is a national civic
education program that informs par
ticipants about U S. foreign policy
and global issues. Meets every
Tuesday 7 p.m. FREE! 706-613-
3650. ext. 340
GAMES: Locos Trivia (Locos Grill
& Pub) All three Athens locations
of Locos Grill and Pub (Weslside.
Eastside and Karris SI.) feature
trivia night every Tuesday. 8 30 p m.
FREE! www.locosgrill.com
Wednesday 13
EVENTS: Boybutante Bingo (The
Melting Point) Sophia LoRent
hosts a lively evening of fun and
prizes as part of the Boybutante week
celebration. All proceeds benefit
AIDS Athens. 8 p.m. $5-10. www
boybutante.org
EVENTS: Canine Cocktail Hour
(Hotel Indigo. Madison Bar & Bistro
Courtyard) Drink and food specials
for you and your (well-behaved,
non-aggressive, vaccinated) dog!
This week salty dogs and grey
hounds. Every Wednesday 5-7 p m
www indigoathens com
EVENTS: Dance Dance Party
Party (Rubber Soul Yoga Revolution
Studio) A ladies-only freestyle dance
session. 9-10 p m. Donation based
athensddpp@gmail.com, www
dancedancepartyparty.com
EVENTS: Gender Neutral
Ballroom Dancing (UGA
Memorial Hall) Learn ballroom
dancing with your friends from
instructor Emily Ferrari. Sponsored
by the LGBT Resource Center. 6 p m
FREE! tstevens.r3ndb@gmail.com
ART: Tour at Two (Georgia Museum
of Art) Highlights from the perma
nent collection. 2-3 p.m FREE!
www georgiamuseum.org
PERFORMANCE: Doctoral Recital
(UGA Ramsey Concert Hal!) Bart
Walter, saxophone. C pm. 706-
542-3737, www music.uga edu
PERFORMANCE: Recital (Edge
Recital Hall) Michael Davis and
Scotty Allen on violin. 5 p.m. 706-
542-3737, www.music uga edu
THEATRE: Improv Athens (UGA
Fine Arts Building. Balcony Theatre)
Troupe performs sketch improv for
a live audience. 8 p m. FREE! 706-
583-0045
KIDSTUFF: Preschool & Toddler
Storytime (Madison County
Library) Includes stories, finger-
puppet plays, songs and crafts for
literacy-based fun. 9:30 & 10:30
a m FREE! 706-795-5597
KIDSTUFF: Read to Rover (ACC
Library) Beginning readers in grades
1-4 read aloud to an aid dog Trainer
always present. 3 30-4:30 p m.
FREE* 706-769-3950
KIDSTUFF: Storytime (Oconee
County Library) Enjoy a morning of
stories, songs and crafts. For kids
ages 2-5 and their caregivers. 10 &
11am. FREE! 706-769-3950
KIDSTUFF: Wildcard Wednesday
for Teens (ACC Library) Make
a bohemian bracelet or anklet for
spring.Forages 11-18 4p.m.
FREE! 706-613-3650
LECTURES & LIT.: APERO
Africans Brown Bag Lecture
(UGA Tate Center. Room 481)
Christopher Sieving presents '1973
and the Future of Black Hollywood.*
12:15 p.m. FREE! fsgiles@uga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: “The Human
Continuum: Determining the
Value ol Human Life (UGA Tate
Center. Room 480) Antionetle Duck,
an attorney and pro-life speaker, will
discuss the point at which we be
come human and how we determine
the value ol human life. 6 p.m. FREE!
sfluga@gmail.com
LECTURES & LIT.: Lecture (UGA
Aderbold. Room G23) ‘Examining
How Sporting Practices in Trinidad-
Tobago Informed a Visitng Professor
on Issues of Power, Colonialism
and the Maintenance ol Western
Hegemony.* 12 p m FREE! wil-
lardl@uga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: “What Isn't
Religion" (UGA Caldwell Hall.
204 or 304) Presented by Kevin
Scbilbrack of Western Carolina
University. 3:30 p.m. FREE* reli-
gior@ugaedu
GAMES: Sports Trivia (Beef O'
Brady's) Every Wednesday. Win
house cash and prizes! 8 30 p.m
FREE! 706-850-1916
GAMES: Texas Hold ‘Em (Buffalols
Southwest Cate) Poker night every
Wednesday. 18 and up. Sign in at
6 30 p m. Begins a! 7:30 p.m. FREE!
www interstafepokerclub com
GAMES: Trivia (Copper Creek
Brewing Company) Tfest your trivia
chops for prizes' Evjry Wednesday.
9 p.m. FREE! 706-546-1102
Thursday 14
EVENTS: Guitar Art Show &
Memorabilia Auction (The
Rialto Room) An evening of hors
d’oeuvres. drinks and live music
from Kyshona Armstrong and
The Artie Ball Swing Band.
Items up for auction include a range
of amazing, painted guitars by artists
Jeff Hannan, Wilma. Wes Freed, Lou
Kregel. John Gholson, Jamie Calkin
and more, plus items autographed
by Colt Ford, Kenny Rogers. Kris
Kristofferson and more. Proceeds
benefit Nuci's Space 6 p.m. $20
(VIP), 7 p.m. $10. www.nuci.org
EVENTS: Hee Haw Concert on the
Lawn (Ashford Manor) Lots of line
dancing, good ole' country music.
BBQ and two-stepping. 6 p.m. $10.
www boy jutante org
EVENTS: (Films: Pretty Bird[ACC
Library) When three eccentric.
' wotrfd-be inventors get together to
launch a rockel belt company, they
put everything on the line in a crazy
quest to reach the heights of suc
cess. 7 p.m. FREE! 706-613-3650
EVENTS: Mr. and Ms. Latin UGA
Pageant (UGA Chapel) Contestants
compete for the title through three
rounds consisting of a cultural, tal
ent ard questioniare round. 7 p.m,
$5 (students), $7. ita delta alpha©
gmail.com
ART: “Dali and the Surrealists:
An Introduction" (Georgia
Museum ol Art) Lynn Boland
will provide a brief history of (he
Surrealist movement and an over
view ol Dali's art. 5:30 p.m. FREE!
www.georgiamuseum.org
PERFORMANCE: Masters Recital
(UGA Ramsay Concert Hall) Vincent
Adkins, percussion. 6 p.m. 706-
542-3737, www music.uga.edu
PERFORMANCE: Masters Recital
(Edge Recital Hall) Asher Payne,
voice. 6 30pm 706-542-3737.
www.music.uga.edu
WHAT'S HAPPENING THIS WEEK
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comes out the following Wednesday. Email calendar@flagpole.com.
John O’Connor's work ‘Lottery Grid" is on display at ATHICA through May 29.
PERFORMANCE: Recitals (UGA
Hodgson Hall) Clarrissa Duncan and
Christopher Altinger on saxophone
at 3 p.m. and Serena Lai and Kaitlyn
Davidson on piano at 5 p.m 706-
542-3737. www music uga.edu
PERFORMANCE: Spring Oance
Concert (UGA Dance Building)
Premiering staged work by Jacques
Heim, artistic director ol Diavolo
Dance Theatre. Apr. 14-16,8 p m. &
Apr. 17.3 p.m. $10 (students). $15
706-542-8579
PERFORMANCE: UGA Wind
Ensemble (UGA Hodgson Hall)
'Looking Bach" features J.S Bach's
Toccata and Fugue in D minor and
Leonard Bernstein's Dances from
Wes/ Side Story 8 p.m. $7 (stu
dents). $15. 706-542-3737, www.
music uga edu
THEATRE: Hamlet (UGA Fine Aits
Building) Shakespeare's tragedy.
Hamlet, explores treason, incest,
murder and revenge. Apr. 14-16 &
20-22,8 p.m, Apr 17 & 23.230
pm. $12 (students). $15 www
drama, uga/edu
THEATRE: Little Shop of Horrors
(Town and Gown Players) A floral
assistant becomes an overnight sen
sation when he discovers an exotic
plant with a mysterious craving for
fresh blood. Thursday-Saturday.
8 p.m. & Sunday, 2 p.m. $15-18.
706-208-8696. www townandgown-
players.org
KIDSTUFF: Anime Night (Oconee
County Library) Teens ages 11-17
are invited to enjoy popcorn, bever
ages and an anime movie! 6-8 o m.
FREE! 706-769-3950
KIDSTUFF: OCAF Summer Art
Camp Preview (Oconee County
Library) Get a sample ol OCAFS
summer programs full of artistic
activities. For ages 5-12.4 30 p.m.
706-769-3950
LECTURES & LIT.: Book Signing
(UGA Miller Learning Center.
Room 348) Dr Wit! Tuttle, author
ot The World Peace Diet, explores
the profound cultural and spiritual
ramifications ol our food choices
along with impacts on our health
and environment. 7 p m FREE* www
ugaedu/sos
LECTURES & LIT.: Comparative
Literature Lecture (UGA Joe
Brown Hall, Room 220)’*Fellowship.
Trust and Knowledge: Poetic
Performances of Friendship in Late
Medieval China.* presented by Anna
Shields 4pm FREE! 706-542-2140
MEETINGS: On-site Stormwater
Management Class (Georgia
Center) Learn to update and upgrade
the applied skills ol landscape
architects and other related profes
sionals in stormwater management
8a m.-4 p.m. www athensgreenfest
com
Friday 15
EVENTS: Free Speech and
Hearing Screenings (Call for lo
cation. UGA) A screening of speech,
language, voice, resonance, fluency
and hearing is available for adults
and children 3 & older. Call for an
appointment. 9 am-12:30 p m.
FREE! 706-542-4559
EVENTS: GreenFest Awards
Ceremony (UGA Ecology Building)
Reception and awards ceremony
honoring everyone who has made a
positive impact on the environment
of Athens-Clarke County. 5:30 p.m.
FREE! 706-613-3512
EVENTS: Ladies Zumba Night
(Whole: Mind. Body. Art.) Dinner,
then door prizes, then dancing, oh
my! Space is limited; call lo register
7-10 p.m. $20 (adv.) $25 (drop-in).
706-410*0283. www.wholemind-
bodyartcom
EVENTS: National Day ot Silence
(UGA Arch) Students across the
nation take some form of a vow
of silence lo call attention to the
silencing effect of anti-LGBT harass
ment. Rally and march followed by
a vigil on North Campus 7:30 p m
sam610@uga.edu
EVENTS: Relay tor Life (UGA
Intramural Fields) More than 2.000
■participants walk to remember
loved ones lost to cancer, celebrate
survivors and light back against the
disease 7 p.m. $10. FREE* (ages 12
& under) www uga edu/relay
EVENTS: Under the Rainbow
(Diverse Universe) Drag show and
d3nce party, 10 p.m. $5. facebook.
com/undertherainbow706
ART: Opening Reception
(Hendershot’s Coffee Bar) For 'Open
Spaces,* a senes of landscapes by
Greg Benson. Benson's aft-folk band
Between Naybor* and songwriter
Sean Arington will perform 8-10
pm. FREE!
ART: Opening Reception (Trace
Gallery) For “The Beast Within.’
a collection ol ceramics by Ron
Meyers and pastels by Rich Panico.
7-9 p m. FREE! 706-549-6877
ART: Opening Reception (Madison*
Morgan Cultural Center) For Ten,’ a
collection of mixed-media works by
10 contemporary Georgia artists
ART: Opening Reception
(Circle Gallery, UGA College
of Environmental Design) For
"Windows to Charlie’s World,* a
collection of works by landscape
architect Charlie Godfrey 3-4 p m.
FREE! www.ced.uga edu
ART: Opening Reception (This-
Way-Out (T-W-0)) For site-specific
installations by Audra Rich and
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