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Awareness and Activism:
Weekly Iraq Protest
Toward a Bike-Friendly Claremont
Community Quirks:
Tattoos and Body Art
Menu for the Future
Claremont Farmer's Market
Kids and Family:
Roaring Twenties @ Homestead Museum
Family Days at the Packing House
KSPC:
Volunteer as KSPC
Music:
Open Mic Night at Folk Music Center
Speakers:
Visual and Performance Arts:
Staff Selects
Future of Nations
Outfest
Vexing: Female Voices from East LA Punk
Every Friday from 3:45-4:45 there is a war protest on the corner of Indian Hill and Arrow highway in Claremont.
Toward a Bike-Friendly ClaremontWork together for a more bike friendly Claremont! Join Claremont Critical mass every 1st Friday of the month at 6:30 pm for a ride around town. The group meets in the parking lot at Memorial Park, located in Claremont at Indian Hill and 8th. Costumes encouraged, spandex optional.
Tattoos and Body ArtMore than 400 top tattoo and body artists from across the nation will be at the Pomona Fairplex for the three-day Tattoo and Body Art exposition. The exposition will be open on Friday July 18th from 2 – 11pm, on Saturday July 19th from 11am – 11pm, and on Sunday July 20th from 11am – 8pm. Admission is $22 for one day or $45 for a three-day pass; the Fairplex is located at 1101 West McKinley Avenue in Pomona. Please call (626) 961 – 6522 or visit www.bodyartexpo.com for more information.
Menu for the FutureDiscuss and explore food systems and their impact on culture, society and ecological systems; gain insight into agricultural and individual practices that promote personal and ecological well-being; consider ways to create and support sustainable food systems. The Menu for the Future discussion group meets Tuesday evenings at 6 in the Thoreau Bookshop, located at 544 West 1st Street, Claremont. For more information, e-mail sstielst@gmail.com or go to www.nwei.org.
Claremont Farmer's MarketSundays in Claremont from 8 am - 1 pm enjoy great veggies, fruits, flowers, and arts at the Claremont Farmer’s Market, sponsored by the Claremont Forum. Wander 2nd street between Yale and Indian Hill avenues in Claremont and enjoy the fellowship and the sights, sounds and smells of freshness! For more information, contact manager Oscar De Leon at (714) 345-3087.
Walk and Roll for Casa ColinaFamilies are invited to participate in a free event entitled “Walk & Roll for Casa’s Kids” on Saturday, June 28th from 9 to 11:30 am at Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation: Children’s Services, located at 255 East Bonita Avenue (at Gary) in Pomona. The event raises money to support rehabilitation services for children from the community with acquired or developmental disabilities. This free family event will feature a Walk & Roll Parade at 10am, games and prizes, music and entertainment, a bounce house, a petting zoo, vendors and snacks. To learn more about this event, please visit please visit www.casacolina.org or call (909) 596 - 7733, ext. 2218.
Roaring Twenties @ the Homestead MuseumCalling all flappers and sheiks! Dig out your glad rags and come down to the Homestead Museum on Saturday, July 19th and Sunday, July 20th for Ticket to the Twenties: a two-day festival celebrating the Roaring Twenties. Music, silent films, dance, and a fashion show are just the beginning of this event! 1920’s dress is encouraged and prohibition is strictly enforced. The Homestead Museum is located at 15415 East Don Julian Road in the City of Industry; the event is open from 4 until 8 pm on both days. For more information, please call (626) 968 – 8492 or visit www.homesteadmuseum.org.
Family Days at the Packing HouseThe third Sunday of every month from 11am to 5pm is Family Day at the Claremont Museum of Art. Inspire creativity in a child or create art with your family! The museum provides the materials and its volunteers assist in getting you started, but the finished masterpiece is up to you. Family Day is free with museum admission. The Packing Housing is located at 536 West First Street in Claremont. For more information, call (909) 621-3200.
Volunteer as KSPCDo you love KSPC? Want to join our legions?!?!?! KSPC is always looking for enthusiastic student and community volunteers to review music and keep quality programming on the air. To learn more about the many ways to volunteer at KSPC write to director@kspc.org
Open Mic Night at Folk Music CenterCome to Open Mic Night: the 4th Sunday of every month at the Folk Music Center in Claremont. 150 East Fourth Street in Claremont village, performances begin at 6:30pm, sign-up begins at 6. Admission is 1 buck. FMI call (909) 624 - 2928 or visit www.folkmusiccenter.com
Staff SelectsFirst Street Gallery Art Center is proud to present the annual group exhibition Staff Selects from July 11th until August 2nd. This show explores the exchange that occurs within the student/instructor relationship and provides the opportunity to view works by artists with a variety of experiences as they engage in the creative process together. Staff Selects will feature a range of media including sculpture, writing, photography, drawing, painting and needlework. The First Street Gallery Art Center is located at 250 West First Street, Suite 120 in Claremont. For more information, call (909) 626 – 5455 or visit www.1ststreetgallery.org
Future of Nations18th Street Arts Center turns its gallery yet again to a myriad of work that is profound, inspiring, active, and charged with social implications with its show “Citizen Artists Making Emphatic Arguments.” The exhibition, which opens July 12th and continues through September 13th, forms the third installment of “Future of Nations,” 18th Street’s yearlong examination of issues related to the 2008 presidential campaign. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm. 18th Street Arts Center is located at 1639 18th Street in Santa Monica. For more information, please visit www.18thstreet.org/pressroom.html.
OutfestBetween July 9th and the 21st, Outfest: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival returns for its 26th year. Outfest is the leading organization showcasing, nurturing, and protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender film images and artistry. For 26 years Outfest has led the charge in spotlighting emerging talent, creating a community between filmmakers and audiences and offering a world-class forum for stories that reflect and often transform LGBT lives. For ticket purchase, a show schedule or more information, visit www.outfest.org or call (213) 480 – 7065.
Vexing: Female Voices from East LA PunkThe Claremont Museum of Art is pleased to present Vexing: Female Voices from East LA Punk now until August 31st. Vexing is an historical investigation of the women who were at the forefront of a movement in music, art, culture and politics. This exhibition documents a vital moment of artistic and musical interchange in Los Angeles, with women staking out a position within punk rock, East LA and the downtown art scene. Exhibited are photography, video, audio, painting, installations, writing, and performance arts. The museum is located at the Packing House at 536 West First Street in Claremont. For more information, call (909) 621 – 3200.