November
NOVEMBER
LITERARY EVENTS Book Readings, Publication Parties, Poetry Readings, Writers Groups, etc. are now listed in the LITERARY EVENTS Calendar (se pages 11-12).
VISUAL ARTS EVENTS Art Exhibitions, Workshops, Artist Opportunities, etc., are now listed in the VISUAL ARTS Calendar (see page 21).
To publicize December Calendar events, send formatted listing by November 15 to AGENDA, 220 S. Main St., A2, MI 48104.
Unless otherwise noted, all events listed in the CALENDAR are free and open to the public. All locations are in Ann Arbor unless otherwise noted.
1 TUESDAY
Swimmers: A2 Queer Aquatics (call for time), Kimball High School, Royal Oak. Charley 665-8063 or Kelly 663-0036.
"Effective Planning Yields Successful Development": NEW, Inc. 9 am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160.
Fall Frolic: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30 pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. Children ages 4-5 years learn about how Mother Nature prepares for winter, $20 covers four Tue. sessions. Pre-register 662-7802.
Tenant Talk: A2 Tenants Union 6 pm, WCBN 88.3 FM. 763-3500.
Frontrunners: Gay/Lesbian Running Club 6:30 pm, call for place. Runners of all levels and ages are welcome. 434-4494 or 763-4186.
"Create an Effective Market Plan": A2 Community Development Corp. & Women's Initiative for Self Employment 7-9 pm, 2008 Hogback Road, Suite A. "How-To" seminar for new local businesses, free with $30 CDC or WISE membership. 677-1400.
Israeli Society Through its Music: Progressive Zionist Caucus 7 pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. 769-0500.
U-M Folk Dancing Club: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 7:30 pm, Leonardo's, lower level of NCC. Eastern European and Middle Eastern line dances, nor partner needed, beginners welcome. 764-7544.
WomanCircle: Creation Spirituality 7:30 pm, Guild House, 802 Monroe. All women welcome. 662-2159.
AnnArbor Bosnia Group: Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice 7:30 pm, 730 Tappan. Focus: community education of the war crimes committed in Bosnia. 663-1870.
Guest Recital: U-M School of Music 8 pm, Recital Hall, N. Campus. With Gary Nelson, pioneer in the field of computer music. 763-4726.
Martin Carthy & David Swarbuck: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Folk guitarist and fiddler, $9.75 members, students, seniors?$10.75 others. 761-1800.
Jazz-Blues Jam with Steve Somers & Friends: T.C.'s Speakeasy 9pm-1am, 207 W. Mich. Ave., Ypsi. 483-4470.
Cary Kocher/Paul Keller Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30 pm, 207 S. Ashley, $3. 662-8310.
2 WEDNESDAY
LGBPO "Next Step" Group 5-7 pm, LGBPO Lounge, 3116 Mich. Union. Open to all men and women, members of the University as well as the A2 area. For those who feel they do not need a "coming out" group but would like to discuss other important issues. 763-4186.
Meeting: U-M LGB Staff Association 5:30 pm, Amer's in Mich. Union. 763-4186.
"Closets R 4 Clothes": WCBN 88.3 FM 6pm. News and more for the Les/Bi/Gay communities. 763-3500
Meeting: Deep Ecology Study Group 7pm, 1522 Hill. Group promotes "Earth-centered spirituality," and a 16-step program for personal growth. 665-3522.
Open Meeting: Reform Chavurah 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Open meeting for those interested with Reform Jewish activities on campus. 769-0500.
Asian-Pacific Lesbian Gay Bisexual Social Group: LGBPO 7-8:30pm, Espresso Royale, State St. 763-4186.
Community Reinvestment Workshop: A2 Community Development Corp. 7-9pm, Arrowwood Comm. Ctr., 2566 Arrowwood Trail. How to get loans and credit even if you have a low income. 677-1400.
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-A 7-9pm, LGBPO Lounge, 3116 Mich. Union. Open to all men, members of the University as well as the A2 area. 763-4186.
Meeting: Michigan Campaign for Human Dignity, Washtenaw County Chapter 7:30pm, Common Language Bookstore. MCHD is currently restructuring in order to form a permanent gay/lesbian/bisexual political organization. 763-4186.
Queen Ida: The Ark 7:30 & 9:30pm, 637- 1/2 S. Main. The reigning monarch of zydeco returns, $15. 761-1800.
"A Thanksgiving Feast Any Turkey Would Love": Vegetarian Information Network & Exchange (VINE) 7:30pm, Guild House, 802 Monroe. Vegetarian cooking demo filled with holiday foods, $2 includes samples. 668-9925.
Bowling: Rainbow League 7:30pm, Ypsi-Arbor Lanes. Mixed league with 12 teams of four people. All abilities welcome. 434-6176.
Meeting: Lesbian, Bisexual, & Gay Men's Adult Children of Alcoholics 7:30pm, Rainbow Rm., St. Andrew's Episcopal, 306 N. Division. 665-6939.
Video Planning Meeting: Peace Insight 8pm, (call for location). Create, videotape, and edit TV shows for local cablecast. Topics include all peace and justice issues. 761-7749.
Meeting: East Quad Social Group 9pm, (call for location). A social & support group for students who are lesbians, gays or bisexuals. 763-4186.
Ron Brooks Trio Featuring Eddie Russ: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, 207 S. Ashley, $3. 662-8310.
3 THURSDAY
"Achieving Effective Decisions In Meetings: How To Get As Much Done In Half The Time": NEW, Inc. 1-4pm, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160.
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-B 4:30-6pm, LGBPO, 3110 Mich. Union. Open to all men, members of the University as well as the A2 area. 763-4186.
They Might Be Giants: Prism Productions 6:30pm, State Theater, 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit. With Frank Black, $16. 99-MUSIC.
Frontrunners 6:30pm, call for location (see 1 Tue).
Lesbian & Bi Women's Coffee Hour 7pm, Zingerman's Next Door, 422 Detroit. 995-4483.
Shawn Colvin: Prism Productions 7:30pm, Michigan Theater. Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, with opener David Gray, $15.50/$18.50. 99-MUSIC.
Women's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 7:30-9pm, LGBPO, 3110 Mich. Union. This group is limited to 10 people. Open to all women, members of the University as well as the A2 area. 763-4186.
Meeting: Latin American Solidarity Comm. 8pm, 4120 Mich. Union. 662-5552.
Live Jazz: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 8-10pm, Leonardo's, lower level NCC. 764-7544.
Milt Able: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30pm, 314 E. Liberty. A jester obsessed with the subtle ironies of life, $10. 996-9080.
Live Call-In: Peace InSight 9:05pm, Cable Channel 9. Topic: "Alternative Political Parties." 769-7422.
Blue Rodeo: Prism Productions 9:30pm, Blind Pig. Country-flavored Canadian rock, $10. 99-MUSIC.
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed).
4 FRIDAY
Weekend Meditation Retreat: Neahtawanta Center 1308 Neahtawanta Rd., Traverse City. With Pandavi, from the Kripalu Center for Yoga. Prices vary according to lodging. (616) 223-7315.
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 1 Tue).
Days Off Outdoors: A2 Parks & Rec. 8am-5:30pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. Woods, water, and wildlife with hands-on activities and games for children K-5years, $25/child. Pre-register 662-7802.
"Sexual Abuse-Therapy in the Shadow of the Courtroom" Conference: Coalition for the Accuracy About Abuse 8:30am-4:30pm, Weber's Inn, 3050 Jackson Rd. Keynote address by Sherry Quirk, J.D., Director fo the American Coalition for Abuse Awareness, $65/$75. 486-6861.
No-School Days on the Farm: A2 Parks & Rec. 9am-3:30pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. Crafts, cooking, stories and games for children K-5 years, $21/child. Pre-register 662-7802.
"Bridges to Cuba" Conference: U-M Anthropology Dept. 1-6pm, 2553 LSA Bldg. Two-day event featuring lectures, performances and artists' presentations by Cubans and Cuban-Americans (see 5 Sat). 764-7274.
SPIC-MACAY Guest Recital: U-M School of Music 6pm, McIntosh Theatre. The Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth presents Prof. Debu Chowdhuri. 763-4726.
Speaker's Training: LGBPO Educational Outreach Program 6-10pm, (call for place). First session of 20-hour program (see 5 Sat. & 6 Sun, 10am-6pm). Educate others about sexual orientation, same-sex relationships, harassment, physical assault and other issues relevant to the lesbigay community. 763-4186.
"Democracy in Haiti-Part 1": Peace InSight 6:05pm, Cable Channel 9. (see 1 Tue)
Rosh Hodesh Service: Jewish Feminist Group 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Creative, feminist service. 769-0500.
Electronic Music Studios Open House: Midwest Composers Symposium 7-8pm, Hill Aud. (rear entrance). 763-4726.
Meeting: Lesbians, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA & Alanon 7:30pm, Rainbow Rm (AA); Upstairs Lounge (Alanon), St. Andrews Episcopal, 306 N. Division. 665-6939.
Magical Education Council of A2: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm, Guild House, 802 Monroe. Topic: "The Psychology of Ritual." 761-1137.
Jeremy Steward: People Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm, People Dancing Studio, 111 Third St. Choreographer/musician creates highly literate work filled with unexpected imagery. Discussion follows performance, $8. 930-6596.
Lou Reid, Terry Bucom & Carolina: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Named Emerging Artist of the Year at the most recent International Bluegrass Music Association Awards, $9 members, students, seniors/$10 others. 761-1800.
Concert I-Contemporary Directions Ensemble: Midwest Composers Symposium 8pm, Rackham Aud. 763-4726.
Whirling Dervishes of Turkey: University Musical Society 8pm, Hill Aud. Combination of rhapsodical music with the chanting of poetry and rhythmic dancing, $14-$26. 764-2538.
Faculty Recital: U-M School of Music 8pm, Recital Hall, N. Campus. Cello and piano program. 763-4726.
Five Guys Named Moe: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 8-10pm, Leonardo's, lower level NCC. Acoustic sextet plays the best in American jazz, traditional and popular music. 764-7544.
Milt Able: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30pm (see 4 Thu).
Jackopierce: Prism Productions 9:30pm, Blind Pig. High energy duo from Dallas, $10. 99-MUSIC.
Ramona Collins: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, 207 S. Ashley. Jazz and blues, $5. 662-8310.
Friday Dance Jam 10pm, 111 Third St. Eclectic, recored dance music (feel free to bring your own tapes). Smoke-and-alcohol-free, children welcome, wheelchair accessible, $2. 663-6845.
5 SATURDAY
Speaker's Training: LGBPO Educational Outreach Program 10am-6pm, call for place (see 4 Fri).
Concert II: Midwest Composers Symposium 10:30am, McIntosh Theatre. 763-4726.
Potluck: Gays & Lesbians Older & Wiser 11am-1pm, Turner Clinic, 1010 Wall. 936-5962.
Shabbat Lunch: Conservative Minyan 12:30pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Reserve 2 days in advance, $3. 769-0500.
"We Hate Rain": A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. From puddles to rainbows, for children 4-7 years, $5/child. Pre-register 662-7802.
"Bridges to Cuba" Conference: U-M Anthropology Dept. 1-6pm (see 4 Fri.).
Concert III: Midwest Composers Symposium 1:30pm, Recital Hall. 763-4726.
Concert IV: Midwest Composers Symposium 4pm, McIntosh Theatre. 763-4726.
"Bombing L.A., Justiceville, and Urban Love Poems": Ann Arbor Film Co-op 7&9pm, Nat. Sci. Aud. Independent documentary films by Gary Glaser, with discussions with the filmmaker between showings, $3. 769-7787.
Band-o-rama: U-M School of Music 7:30pm, Hill Aud. Multi-band extravaganza with U-M's Marching Band, Symphony Band, Concert Band, & the Friars, $7/$6. 763-2556.
"Love, Etty": Hillel, Canterbury House, and others 7:30pm, Mendelssohn Theater, Mich. League. A series of dramatic monologues chronicling the life of an spiring writer who focused her vision on the Holocaust. Adapted for stage from "An Interrupted Life: The Diaries of Etty Hillesum," $3. 769-0500.
Havdalah Service: Reform Chavurah 7:30pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Traditional ceremony followed by munchies and conversation. 769-0500.
Steve Ferguson & the Midwest Creole Ensemble: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Catch them on a Schoolkids' Records CD or better yet, live, $11.50 members, students, seniors/$12.50 others. 761-1800.
Concert V: Midwest Composers Symposium 8pm, Recital Hall. 763-4726.
Jeremy Steward: People Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm (see 4 Fri).
[Photo: With twelve dancers, twelve musicians, and a "master of ceremony," The Whirling Dervishes of Turkey will mesmerize Hill Auditorium (see 4 Fri).]
Baba(L) and Geni (R), two graffiti writers featured in the documentary "Bombing L.A.," one of three films independent filmmaker Gary Glaser will show and discuss on the U-M campus (see 5 Sat).
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Milt Able: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30 pm (see 4 Thu).
Jackopierce: Prism Productions 9pm, Small Planet, 220 MAC, MSU, E. Lansing, $7. 99-MUSIC.
Benefit Bash for WCBN 88.3 FM: PJ's Used Records 9:30pm, Rick's American Cafe. Headliner TBA and all proceeds go to WCBN, U-M's non-profit campus/community radio station, $5. 763-3500.
Frank Allison: Cava Java 9:30pm, 1101 S. University. Have some fold with your froth, $3. 741-5282.
Ramona Collins: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 5 Sat).
6 SUNDAY
Lesbian & Bisexual Women of Color Collective call for time and location. LGBPO 763-4186.
3rd World Handcrafts Sale: SERRV 9:30am-12:30pm, First Methodist Church, 120 S. State. 663-0362.
Speaker's Training. LGBPO Educational Outreach Program 10am-6pm (see 4 Fri).
Swimmers: A2QUA 11am, Mack Pool. Charley 665-8063 or Kelly 663-0036
Intro to Internet: Little Professor Book Co. 2-3pm, 2513 Jackson Rd (Westgate Shopping Ctr). Free demo and seminar on the information superhighway. 662-4110
Ministry to Gay Men, Bisexuals, & Lesbians: Huron Valley Community Church 2pm Services, 3pm Social, Church fo the Good Shepherd, 2145 Independence. 741-1174
"Democracy in Haiti--Part 1": Peace InSight 2:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 1 Tue).
Demo Day: A2 Parks & Rec. Instructional Skating Program 2:15pm, Veteran's Indoor Ice Arena, 2150 Jackson Rd. Fee for skaters, spectators free. 761-7240
"Jester Hairston, Griot Extraordinary": Philips Educational Presentation 3pm, Koessler Library, Mich, League 3rd floor. George Shirley, U-M Prof. of Music, will discuss the 60-year career of Jester Hairston (see 4pm). 764-2538
Kickoff Party: Jewish Lesbian, Bisexual, & Gay Collective 3pm, 1429 Hill St. A social group for bisexual, lesbian, and gay people from a wide spectrum of Jewish backgrounds. 769-0500
"A Celebration of the Spiritual": University Musical Society 4pm, Hill Aud. Dr. Jester Hairston will conduct the UMS Choral Union in spirituals, gospels and African
Gay & Bisexual Men of Color Group 4-6pm, (call for location). Vince 741-9245 or LGBPO 763-4186
LGBPO Men's Support Group 5-7pm (see 2 Wed).
Services for Lesbians, Gay Men & Bisexuals: Tree of Life Metropolitan Comm. Church 6pm, 1st Congreg. Church, 218 N. Adams, Ypsi. 677-1418
Sunday Jazz: Del Rio 6-9pm, 122 W. Washington. 761-2530
Men's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 6:30-8pm, LGBPO Lounge, 3116 Mich. Union. This group, is limited to 10 people. Open to all men, members of the University as well as the A2 area. 763-4186
22+ Women's Bi-Friendly Group 7pm, (call for location). Meetings in public spaces for coffee, food, and conversation. 763-4186
Meeting: Ypsilanti Lesbian, Gay Men & Bisexuals' AA 7:30pm, downstairs (back entrance), 1st Congreg. Church, 218 N. Adams, Ypsi. 484-0456
Dennis Cyporyn Band: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Banjoist touring his new release, "Deja Vu Debut," $7.65 members, students, seniors/$8.75 others. 761-1800
Israeli Dancing: Hillel 8pm, 1429 Hill St. Instruction and dancing, beginners-advanced welcome, $2.50. 769-0500
A2 Bluestage: Blind Pig 9pm, 208 S. First St. Guest musicians join house band, The Terraplanes, $2. 971-2469
Paul Finkbeiner's Jazz Jam Session: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, 207 S. Ashley. Musicians invited. 662-8310
7 MONDAY
"Women's Rights & Rhythms" WCBN 88.3 FM 8:30 am. 763-3500
Computer Hardware Basics for Nonprofits: NEW, Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160
Women's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group 5-7 pm, LGBPO Lounge, 3116 Mich. Union. Open to all women, members of the University as well as the A2 area. 763-4186
Recablecast-"Live Call-In": Peace InSight 5:05 pm, Cable Channel 9. (see 3 Thu)
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group: A2 Center for Indep. Living 7-9 pm, 2568 Packard. 971-0277, 971-0310 (TDD)
Teen Les/Bi/Gay Support Group 7pm, call for location. Mark or Miriam 662-2222
Mass Meeting: Conference on the Holocaust 7:30pm, 1429 Hill St. Help plan the 16th Annual Conference on the Holocaust: publicity, programming, and fundraising. Miriam 769-0500
Meeting: Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Washtenaw County 7:30pm, Education Center, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Topic: "Following the Doctor's Advice: Issues of Compliance." 994-6611
Shamanic Journeys: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm, 1522 Hill. Journey to other worlds via the shaman's drum. 665-3522
The San Francisco Mime Troupe: Performance Network & others 8pm, Pioneer High School Theater. "Off Shore" is a musical comedy that dramatizes the economic and cultural changes now taking place on the Pacific Rim. The SF Mime Troupe is America's premiere theater of political comedy and winner of a 1987 Tony Award, $15/$12/$9 students & seniors. 663-0696
Social for Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men: Canterbury House 9pm, 518 E. Washington. 763-4186
Frente!: Prism Productions 9:30pm, Blind Pig. Sweet, smooth vocals backed by a melodic acoustic guitar, $7. 99-MUSIC
Bird of Paradise Orchestra: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, 207 S. Ashley. 14-piece band, $3. 662-8310
The Kiss Me Screaming Review: Cava Java 9:30pm, 1101 S. University. With special guests including Sophia Hanifi, $3. 741-5282
Dyke Discussion Group 10pm, Henderson House, 1330 Hill. This group is open to all women. 763-4186
8 TUESDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 1 Tue)
Budgeting-Nuts and Bolts for Nonprofits: NEW, Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160
Fall Frolic: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30pm, for children ages 4-5 years (see 1 Tue).
Tenant Talk: A2 Tenants Union 6pm, WCBN 88.3 FM. 763-3500
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 1 Tue)
Tnuatron Dance Troupe: University Musical Society & Hillel 7pm, Michigan Theater. Youthful Israeli exhibition dance group draws on music ranging from Laurie Anderson to Beethoven, $10/$5 children. 764-2538
"Democracy in Haiti--Part 2": Peace InSight 7:05pm, Cable Channel 9. More of a videotape of Sept. 30 talk at U-M by Jean Casimir, Haitian Ambassador to the U.S. 769-7422
"The Future of Liberation Movements in Latin America": Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice, U-M Program on Latin American and Caribbean Studies, A2-Juigalpa Sister City Comm. & others 7:30pm, St. Mary Student Chapel, William at Thompson. With author Philip Berryman and Catalina Romero, professor of sociology at the Catholic University in Lima, Peru. 663-1870
5 Chinese Brothers: Schoolkids' Records Free Concert & The Ark 8pm, Hill Aud. Featuring a university-wide chorale. 763-4726
Jazz-Blues Jam Session: T.C.'s Speakeasy 9pm (see 1 Tue)
Cary Kocker/Paul Keller Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 1 Tue)
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9 WEDNESDAY
LGBPO "Next Step" Group 5-7pm (see 2 Wed)
"Closets R 4 Clothes": WCBN 88.3 FM 6-7pm (see 2 Wed)
Judaism and Sexuality: Reform Chavurah 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Learn about safer sex practices and discuss what Judaism has to say about sexuality. 769-0500
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-A 7-9pm (see 2 Wed)
Asian-Pacific Lesbian Gay Bisexual Social Group 7-8:30pm, (see 2 Wed)
Current Events Discussion: Progressive Zionist Caucus 7:30pm, Shahrayar Restaurant, 330 Maynard. Hummus, pita, and Middle East politics. 769-0500
Bowling: Rainbow League 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Open Stage: The Ark 8pm, 637 1/2 S. Main. Musicians sign up for a short set at 7:30pm, $3/$2. 761-1800
Guest Recital: U-M School of Music 8pm, Recital Hall, N. Campus. With pianist Thomas Mastroianni. 763-4726
East Quad Social Group 9pm (see 2 Wed)
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)
10 THURSDAY
Israel Information Day: Hillel Learn about work, study, and travel in Israel. Call for an appointment. 769-0500
"Volunteerism in the 21st Century--Will Your Organization Be Ready?": New, Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-B 4:30-6pm (see 3 Thu)
Meeting: Homeless Action Committee 5:30pm (see 3 Thu)
Welcoming Potluck Dinner for Sebastian Chen Tut: Latin American Solidarity Committee 6:30-8:30pm, Canterbury House, 518 E. Washington. Please bring dish of your choice. 662-5552
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 1 Tue)
Blue Vinyl: PJ's No Kickdrum Acoustic Concert Series 7pm, PJ' Used Records & CDs, 617-B Packard Rd. In-store performance by up-and-coming blues band. 663-3441
Anderson Revisited: Young People's Theater 7pm, Abbot School, 2670 Sequoia Parkway. A multi-media presentation of several classic tales, $4/$3 students. 996-3888
"A Public Forum on Health Care Reform": Labor Party Advocates 7pm, location TBA. With featured speaker, Dr. Andrew Zweiffler, a member of Physicians or a National Health Plan. 994-7116
Meeting: Lambda Graduate Assoc. 7pm, 3116 Mich. Union. 763-4186
Lesbian & Bi Women's Coffee Hour 7pm (see 3 Thu)
LGBPO Movie Night 7:30pm, 2209 Mich. Union. "A Simple Matter of Justice," official video of March on Washington. 763-4186
"Goddess Remembered": Creation Spirituality 7:30pm, 1522 Hill. Donna Read's award-winning film. 665-3522
Women's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 7:30-9pm (see 3 Thu)
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm, 408 W. Washington. A comedy about love, identity, and the personal ads, written and directed by Detroit-area native Carol Shepherd, $12/$9 studs&srs (Thursdays are "pay-what-you-can"). 663-0681
Peggy Seeger: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. One of the true legends of folk music, $10. 761-1800
Live Jazz: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 8-10pm (see 3 Thu)
Meeting: Latin American Solidarity Committee 8pm (see 3 Thu)
Barry Neal: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30pm, 314 E. Liberty. Mainstreet debut of this veteran of the Comedy Channel, and "Evening a the Improv," $10. 996-9080
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)
11 FRIDAY
Buhr Ice Rink Season Opens: A2 Parks & Rec. weather permitting, 2751 Packard. Public skating and drop-in hockey (call for details). 971-3228
Swim Team: A2QUA Royal Oak (see 1 Tue)
"Personality Types-Working With All of Them 9Myers-Briggs)": NEW Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160
"Stopping the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Worldwide": Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice, U-M Program on Latin American and Caribbean Studies, A2-Juigalpa Sister City Comm. & others noon (brown bag), Wesley Lounge. 1st United Methodist Church, State St. at Huron. Forum on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty with Natalie Goldring, Deputy Director of the British American Security Council. 663-1870
"Democracy in Haiti-Part 2": Peace InSight 6:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 8 Tue).
"Anderson Revisited": Young People's Theater 7pm (see 10 Thu)
Veggie Shabbat Potluck: Grads & Young Professionals 7pm, Lawyer's Club. Followed by entertainment from Hillel's a cappella group, Kolha-Kavod. 769-0500
"Guatemalan Refugees and Their Return Home": Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice and LASC 7:30pm, 25 Angell Hall. Video and talk with Sebastian Chen Tut, Co-Founder of the Permanent Commissions of Guatemalan Refugees. 663-1870
"Le Samouri": Ann Arbor Film Co-op 7:30&9:30pm, MLB Aud 4. Masterpiece of French film noir, $3. 769-7787
Tim & Mollie O'Brien w/ the O'Boys: The Ark 7:30&9:30pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Country-folk-bluegrass-gospel with sweet sibling harmonies, $15. 761-1800
Discussion: Older Lesbians Organizing (OLO) 7:30-9:30pm, call for location. Topic:Don We Now Our Gay Apparel? Open to women of all ages. 482-2996
Meetings: Lesbians, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA & Alanon 7:30pm (see 4 Fri)
Whitley Setrakian & People Dancing: People Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm, People Dancing Studio, 111 Third St. A2-based company presents an array of thematic works. Discussion follows each performance, $8. 930-6596
"Someone Who'll Watch Over Me": U-M Residential College 8pm, RC Aud., East Quad. Play about an American, an Irishman and an Englishman taken hostage in the Middle East, $3 students/$5. 994-3583
Ute Lemper: University Musical Society 8pm, Hill Aud. German-born vocalist, named Billboard's #1 Classical Cross-Over artist of 1993, performs works of Kurt Weill, Thelonius Monk, and others, $12-$24. 764-2538
The Raisin Pickers: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 8-10pm, Leonardo's. Good old-time dance music, swing and newgrass. 764-7544
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
Barry Neal: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30&10:30pm (see 11 Thu)
The Johnny O'Neal Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, $5. Pianist formerly with The Jazz Messengers, $5. 662-8310
12 SATURDAY
"Computers as Tools" Workshop: Neahtawanta Center 9am-5pm, 1308 Neahtawanta Rd., Traverse City. Basic terms and concepts for using your computer as a communication tool, including a cruise on the internet, $75 (includes lunch). (616) 223-7315
Advanced Schottiche Workshop:Grand Traditions Vintage Dance Co. 10am-noon, Pittsfield Grange Hall. Led by Erich and Karla Gansmueller, no partner required, $5. 429-0014
Pow Wow: EMU Multi-Cultural Center 11am-10pm, Bowen Field House, EMU. Native American dance competition and exhibition, drumming, artists, artisans, and music, $7 ($10 weekend pass)/$20 families/$3 students & seniors. 487-0546
November Cooking Encounters: Ypsilanti Food Cooperative 11am-3pm, 312 N. River St., Ypsilanti. Sample dairy-free, lactose-free, and cholesterol-free rice milks. 483-1520
Wild Thing for Kids: Little Professor Book Co. 11am-noon, 2513 Jackson Rd. (Westgate Shopping Ctr). Don't miss your chance to meet Wild Thing (for ages 4-10). 662-4110
[PHOTO: The San Franscisco Mime Troupe brings their newest production, "OFFSHORE," to the Pioneer High School Theater (see 7 Mon).]
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Orientation: Ypsi Food Co-op 2pm, 312 N. River St., Ypsi. Learn about the Co-op, how to join, products available. 483-1520
Anderson Revisited: Young People's Theater 7pm (see 10 Thu)
Joel Mabus: The Ark 7:30 & 9:30pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Guitar, banjo, mandolin and fiddle "folk-a-billy," $9 members, students, seniors/$10 others. 761-1800
"Le Samouri": Ann Arbor Film Co-op 7:30 & 9:30pm (see 11 Fri)
Havedalah Service: Reform Chavurah 7:30pm (see 5 Sat)
VINX: Prism Productions 8pm, The Majestic, 4140 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Modern treatment of the tribal sounds with strong jazz and pop overtones, $13.50. 99-MUSIC
"Someone Who'll Watch Over Me": U-M Residential College 8pm (see 11 Fri)
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
Whitley Setrakian and People Dancing: People Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm (see 11 Fri)
Barry Neal: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30pm (see 11 Thu)
Fingers: Cava Java 9:30pm, 1101 S. University. Pop, jazz, punk, country, $3. 741-5282
The Johnny O'Neal Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 11 Fri)
Steve Somers Band: The Heidelberg 10pm, 215 N. Main. Six-piece R&B, funk, and blues (call for fee). 487-1977
13 SUNDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA call for time (see 6 Sun)
Pow Wow:WMU Multi-Cultural Center 11am-6pm (see 12Sat)
Madcat Ruth Kids Show: The Ark 1pm, 637-1/2 S. Main, $5. 761-1800
Waving Wildflower Walk: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30 pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. Learn about forest and prairie planst and how they were used by Native Americans and pioneers, $3/$10 family. Pre-register 662-7802
"Anderson Revisited": Young People's Theater 2pm (see 10 Thu)
Ministry to Gay Men, Bisexuals & Lesbians 2pm (see 6 Sun)
"Democracy in Haiti--Part 2": Peace InSight 2:05pm, Cable Chan. 9 (see 8 Tue).
Dance Potpourri: Grand Traditions Vintage Dance Co. 3-5pm, Pittsfield Grange Hall. Live music with the Contratones. Learn to waltz, tango, swing, etc., no partner required, $5. 429-0014
Frederica von Stade: University Musical Society 4pm, Hill Aud. One of the world's most beloved mezzo-sopranos, $16-$42. 764-2538
Gay & Bisexual Men of Color Group 4-6pm (see 6 Sun)
Services for Lesbians, Gay Men & Bisexuals 6pm (see 6 Sun)
Sunday Jazz: Del Rio 6-9 pm (see 6 Sun)
Men's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 6:30-8pm (see 6 Sun)
Beit Kafe (Coffeehouse): Hillel 7-9pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Food, music, and creative expression. 769-0500
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 7pm (see 10 Thu)
Meeting: Ypsilanti Lesbian, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA 7:30pm (see 6 Sun)
"Someone Who'll Watch Over Me": U-M Residential College 8pm (see 11 Fir)
Israeli Dancing: Hillel 8pm (see 6 Sun)
A2 Bluestage: Blind Pig 9pm (see 6 Sun)
Paul Finkbeiner's Jazz Jam Session: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 6 Sun)
14 MONDAY
"Women's Rights & Rhythms" WCBN 88.3 FM 8:30am. 763-3500
Women's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group 5-7pm (see 7 Mon)
Recablecast Live Call-in: Peace In Sight 5:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 6 Thu)
Teen Les/Bi/Gay Support Group 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Shamanic Journeys: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm (see 7 Mon)
David Broza: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Touring his latest release, "Second Street," $12.50. 761-1800
What's Conservative About Being Conservative?": Conservative Minyan 8pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Discussion with Rabbi Robert Dobrusin. 769-0500
Social for Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men: Canterbury House 9pm (see 7 Mon)
Bird of Paradise Orchestra: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 7 Mon)
Dyke Discussion Group 10pm (see 7 Mon)
15 TUESDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 1 Tue)
Funders' Forum: NEW, Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for non profits, $35. 998-0160
Fall Frolic: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30pm, for children ages 4-5 years (see 1 Tue)
Tenant Talk: A2 Tenants Union 6pm, WCBN 88.3 FM. 763-3500
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 1 Tue)
"Winning Gov't Contracts": A2 Community Development Corp. & Women's Initiative for Self Employment 7-9pm, 2008 Hogback Road, Suite A. "How-To" seminar for new local businesses, free with $30 CDC or WISE membership. 677-1400
"Anous Banou: The Daughters of Utopia": Progressive Zionist Caucus & American Movement for Israel 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Award-winning documentary film, $1. 769-0500
"The Impact of 'False Memory Syndrome' on Professionals Working on Child Sexual Abuse Cases": Coalition for Accuracy About Abuse 7-9pm, Unitarian Universalist Church, 1917 Washtenaw. Meeting and discussion. 485-6861
"Hutus Meet Tutsis in Ann Arbor": Peace InSight 7:05pm, Cable Channel 9. Several Hutu and Tutsi MSU students discuss the history of the conflicts between their peoples. 769-7422
Diamanda Galas with John Paul Jones: Prism Productions 7:30pm, Michigan Theater. Guitar Player Magazine: "a cross between Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, and Buckethead," $15/20/25. 99-MUSIC
Ann Arbor Bosnia Group 7:30pm (see 1 Tue)
U-M Folk Dancing Club: North Campus Commons Arts & Programs 7:30pm (see 1 Tue)
WomanCircle: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm (see 1 Tue)
The Shaw Festival "Arms and the Man": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 8pm, Power Center, $34-$42. 764-2538
Cris Williamson & Tret Fure: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Two of women's music's most popular acts return as a duo, $13.75. 761-1800
Campus Symphony Orchestra: U-M School of Music 8pm, Hill Aud. Program: Brahms and Bizet. 763-4726
Jazz-Blues Jam Session: T.C.'s Speakeasy 9pm (see 1 Tue)
Cary Kocher/Paul Keller Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 1 Tue)
16 WEDNESDAY
LGBPO "Next Step" Group 5-7pm (see 2 Wed)
Meeting: U-M LGB Staff Assoc. 5:30pm (see 2 Wed)
"Closets R 4 Clothes": WCBN 88.3 FM 6-7pm (see 2 Wed)
Meeting: Deep Ecology Study Group 7pm (see 2 Wed)
Asian-Pacific Lesbian Gay Bisexual Social Group 7-8:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Open Meeting: Reform Chavurah 7pm (see 2 Wed)
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-A 7-9pm (see 2 Wed)
Bowling: Rainbow League 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
The Shaw Festival "The Front Page": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 8pm, Power Center, $34-$42. 764-2538
Cris Williamson & Tret Fure: The Ark 8pm (see 15 Tue)
East Quad Social Group 9pm (see 2 Wed)
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)
17 THURSDAY
Shop at Whole Foods Market to Benefit Wildflour Community Bakery 9am-10pm, Whole Foods Market, 2398 E. Stadium. Wildflour Community Bakery, a not-for-profit bakery which has provided A2 with locally-produced organic breads for 20 years, will receive 5% of your purchase price. 971-3366
"How To Save Time, Money and Aggravation On Your A-133 Single Audit": NEW, Inc. 9am-noon, NEW Center, 1100 N. Main St. Workshop for nonprofits, $35. 998-0160
Holiday Food Basket Giveaway: A2 Parks & Rec. 10am, Bryant Community Ctr., 3 W. Eden Ct. For low-income A2 residents only. Pre-register 994-2722
[PHOTO: German-born chanteuse Ute Lemper makes her Ann Arbor debut (see 11 Fri)]
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Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-B 4:30-6pm (see 3 Thu)
Meeting: Homeless Action Committee 5:30pm (see 3 Thu)
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 1 Tue)
Lesbian & Bi Women's Coffee Hour 7pm (see 3 Thu)
Women's Coming Out Group: LGBPO CLOSED Group 7:30-9pm (see 3 Thu)
Jem Moore & Ariane Lydon: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S Main. "Celtic soul" meets driving South American rhythms, jazz improv, and more, $7.50 members, students, seniors/$8.50 others. 761-1800
Opus Mime: Washtenaw Council for the Arts 8pm, Washt. Council for the Arts loft, 122 S. Main St., Suite 320. Performances by Opus Mime artists Michael Lee and REbecca Surmount, w/special guests. Followed by Q&A, $7 (or "pay what you can"). 996-2777
Jazz Combos: U-M School of Music 8pm, Rackham Aud. 763-4726
Campus Philharmonia Orchestra: U-M School of Music 8pm, McIntosh Theatre. 763-4726
Faculty Recital: U-M School of Music 8pm, Recital Hall. Violin and piano program. 763-4726
Live Jazz: NCC Arts & Programs 8-10pm (see 3 Thu)
"Arms and the Man": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 8pm (see 15 Tue)
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
Meeting: Latin American Solidarity Comm. 8pm (see 3 Thu)
Scott Novotny: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30pm, 314 E. Liberty. Material that bounces along with all the wonderfulness of a Loony Tunes cartoon, $10. 996-9080
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)
18 FRIDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA Royal Oak (see 1 Tue)
Brown Bag: LGBPO 11:30am-1pm, LGBPO Lounge, 3116 Mich. Union. Topic: AIDS Awareness and Education. 763-4186
Bowling for People who are Blind/Visually Impaired: A2 Center for Independent Living 3:30-6pm, Colonial Lanes, 1950 S, Industrial. A social dinner follows, $1.35/game, $0.75
"Hutus Meet Tutsis in Ann Arbor": Peace InSight 6:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 15 Tue)
Jon Ballou Quintet: PJ's No Kick-drum Acoustic Concert Series 7pm, PJ's Used Records & CDs, 617-B Packard Rd. In-store performance by jazz ensemble. 663-3441
Phish: Prism Productions 7pm (sharp), MSU Aud., E. Lansing, $18.50/$20. 99-MUSIC
"Full Contact": Ann Arbor Film Co-op 7:30 & 9:30pm, Nat Sci Aud. Ultra-violent Hong Kong action-drama, $4. 769-7787
The Samples: Prism Productions 7:30pm, Michigan Theater. With special guests, The Verve Pipe, $12.50/$15. 99-MUSIC
Mr. B & his Trio: The Ark 7:30 & 9:30 pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Boogie-woogie standards to rockin' originals, $12.50. 761-1800
Meetings: Lesbians, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA & Alanon 7:30 pm (see 4 Fri)
Magical Education Council of A2: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm. Topic: "Islam in Africa and Traditional Religion" (see 4 Fri)
Ben Miller: People Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm, People Dancing Studio, 111 Third St. Chicago-based performance artist offers up a mix of raw guitar, improvisational sax, and sequenced "found sound" scores, rounded out by video and film, $8. 930-6596
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
"The Front Page": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 8pm (see 16 Wed)
Scott Novonty: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30pm (see 17 Thu)
Ron Brooks Trio Featuring Eddie Russ: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, 207 S. Ashley, $5. 662-8310
Friday Dance Jam 10pm (see 4 Fri)
19 SATURDAY
OLO First Anniversary Celebration plans in progress, call Nancy A. for details. 769-4750
2nd Annual Fur Bowl: Humane Society of Huron Valley 12-1 pm check-in, 1-4 pm bowling, Colonial Lanes, 1950 S. Industrial. Bowl-a-thon to benefit the animals at the Humane Society, $10 registration. 662-5585, ext. 113
"The Front Page": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 2pm (see 16 Wed)
Hockey Premier 1994: A2 Parks & Rec. 7-11pm, Veteran's Indoor Ice Arena, 2150 Jackson Rd. Back-to-back Pioneer & Huron hockey games with demos by the A2 Amateur Hockey Assoc. and Figure Skating Club. 761-7240
Havdalah Service:Reform Chavurah 7:30pm (see 5 Sat)
"Full Contact": Ann Arbor Film Co-op 7:30 & 9:30pm (see 18 Fri)
"Digital Nature": Digital Music Ensemble 8pm, McIntosh Theatre, School of Music. Collaboration of original music, dance, video, and film and other media technologies. 763-4726
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
"Arms and the Man": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 8pm (see 15 Tue)
Ben Miller: People's Dancing's "Fine. Be That Way" Series 8pm (see 18 Fri)
Scott Novonty: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30pm (see 17 Thu)
Blast From the Past '80s Party: Hillel 9pm, 1429 Hill St. Dance to the tunes of the '80s. 769-0500
Steve Leggett & the Buzz Rats: Cava Java 9:30pm, 1101 South University, $3. 741-5282
Ron Brooks Trio Featuring Eddie Russ: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 18 Fri)
Dance: Club Fabulous 10pm-2am, Power Center lobby. Monthly bi-gender, chem-free dance, $4. 763-4168
Steve Somers Band: T.C.'s Speakeasy 10pm-2am, 207 W. Mich. Av., Ypsi. Six-piece R&B band. 483-4470
20 SUNDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA call for time (see 6 Sun)
Meeting: Lesbian & Bisexual Women of Color Collective call for time and place. 763-4186
Winter Survival: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-3pm, Leslie Science Ctr., 1831 Traver. Make and take your own survival kit to put in your car, $15/family (survival kit included). 662-7802
"Charlottes's Web": Michigan Theater's "Not Just For Fun" Series 1:30pm, Michigan Theater. A Theatre works USA recreation of the classic for the stage, call for info about tickets. 668-8397
"Arms and the Man": The 2nd Annual UMS Theatre Residency 2pm (see 15 Tue)
Parents-FLAG/Ann Arbor 2pm, First Unitarian Univ. Church. 741-0659
Ministry to Gay Men, Bisexuals & Lesbians 2pm (see 6 Sun)
"Hutus Meet Tutsis in Ann Arbor": Peace InSight 2:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 15 Tue)
Demo Day: A2 Figure Skating Club 2:15pm, Veteran's Indoor Ice Arena, 2150 Jackson Rd. Fee for skaters, spectators free. 761-7240
Michigan Chamber Players: U-M School of Music 4pm, Recital Hall. 763-4726
"Digital Nature": Digital Music Ensemble 4pm (see 19 Sat)
Gay & Bisexual Men of Color Group 4-6pm (see 6 Sun)
Services for Lesbians, Gay Men & Bisexuals 6pm (see 6 Sun)
Men's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 6:30-8pm (see 6 Sun)
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 7pm (see 10 Thu)
Open Meeting: Reform Chavurah 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill st. Open meeting for those interested with Reform Jewish activities on campus. 769-0500
"The End of the Israeli/Arab Conflict?": Progressive Zionist Caucus 7:30pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill st. With Sammy Smooha, sociologist form Haifa University. 769-0500
Ypsilanti Lesbian, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA 7:30pm (see 6 Sun)
Flirtations: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Rock 'n' roll, doo-wop, salsa, gospel, and madrigals firmly grounded in gay politics, $13.50. 761-1800
Israeli Dancing: Hillel 8pm (see 6 Sun)
A2 Bluestage: Blind Pig 9pm (see 6 Sun)
Paul Finkbeiner's Jazz Jam Session: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 6 Sun)
21 MONDAY
"Women's Rights & Rhythms" WCBN 88.3 FM 8:30am. 763-3500
Women's Support Group: LBGPO Open Group 5-7pm( see 7 Mon)
Michigan Youth Ensembles: U-M School of Music 7pm, Hill Aud. Michigan's Youth Chamber Singers, Band, and Symphony Orchestra. 763-4726
Teen Les/Bi/Gay Support Group 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Shamanic Journeys: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm (see 7 Mon)
Social for Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men: Canterbury House 9pm (see 7 Mon)
Bird of Paradise Orchestra: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 7 Mon)
Dyke Discussion Group 10pm (see 7 Mon)
22 TUESDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 1 Tue)
Fall Frolic: A2 Parks & Rec. 1-2:30pm, for children ages 4-5 years. (see 1 Tue)
Tenant Talk: A2 Tenants Union 6pm, WCBN 88.3 FM. 763-3500
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 1 Tue)
"Keep Fermi 2 Closed": Peace InSight 7:05pm, Cable Channel 9. Presentation of why Detroit Edison should shut down Fermi 2. 769-7422
University Symphony and Philharmonia Orchestras: U-M School of Music 8pm, Hill Aud. Performing Kurka, Brahms, and the world premiere of "Dust Dances," by Derek Bermel. 763-4726
Robert Earl Keen: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Texas country and folk, $12.50. 761-1800
Jazz-Blues Jam Session: T.C.'s Speakeasy 9pm (see 1 Tue)
Cary Kocher/Paul Keller Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 1 Tue)
23 WEDNESDAY
Buhrrr Blast: A2 Parks & Rec. 3:30-5:15pm, Buhr Park Outdoor Ice Rink. Special activities for children, including broomball (hockey with nerf balls and brooms), $2 youths and snrs/$2.50 adult. 971-3228
LGBPO "Next Step" Group 5-7pm (see 2 Wed)
"Closets R 4 Clothes": WCBN 88.3 FM 6-7pm (see 2 Wed)
Asian-Pacific Lesbian Gay Bisexual Social Group 7-8:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Men's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group-A 7-9pm (see 2 Wed)
Suzanne Westenhoefer: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 7:30 & 9:30pm, 314 E. Liberty. An "out" lesbian who challenges all stereotypes and breaks down barriers, $10. 996-9080
Bowling: Rainbow League 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Meetings: Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men Adult Children of Alcoholics 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Open Stage: The Ark 8pm (see 9 Wed)
East Quad Social Group 9pm (see 2 Wed)
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)
25 FRIDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA Royal Oak (see 1 Tue)
Drop-In Hockey: A2 Parks & Rec. 9:45-10:45 am, Buhr Park Outdoor Ice Rink. For ages 16 and under, $2.75. 971-3228
"Keep Fermi 2 Closed": Peace InSight 6:05pm, Cale Channel 9 (see 22 Tue)
Lesbians, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA & Alanon 7:30pm (see 4 Fri)
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
Blair Shannon: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30pm & 10:30pm, 314 E. Liberty. Stand up comedian and musical stylist, $10. 996-9080
Paul Vornhagen Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm, $5. 662-8310
Steve Somers Band: T.C.'s Speakeasy 10pm-2am (see 19 Sat)
26 SATURDAY
1994 Bleed & Read Blood Drive: Little Professor Book Co. 9am-3pm, 2513 Jackson Rd. (Westgate Shopping Ctr). 662-4110
3rd World Handcrafts Sale: SERRV 10am-1pm, Zion Lutheran Church, 1501 W. Liberty. 663-0362
Matt Watroba & Michael Barrett: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Storytelling, guitar-picking duo, $9 members, stds, snrs/$10 others. 761-1800
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 8pm (see 10 Thu)
Blair Shannon: Mainstreet Comedy Showcase 8:30 & 10:30 pm (see 25 Fri)
Paul Vornhagen Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 25 Fri)
Steve Somers Band: T.C.'s Speakeasy 10pm-2am (see 19 Sat)
27 SUNDAY
Cobblestone Farm Dance Series: A2 Parks & Rec. call for time, Cobblestone Farm, 2781 Packard. Squares, contras, and other country dances geared toward families, $6/person, $10/family. 483-4124
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 6 Sun)
3rd World Handcrafts Sale: SERRV 8:30 am- 12:30pm, Zion Lutheran Church, 1501 W. Liberty. 663-0362
Support Group for People with Chronic Fatigue & Immune Dysfunction Syndrome: A2 Center for Indep. Living 1-3pm, 2568 Packard. 971-0277, 971-0310 (TDD)
Ministry to Gay Men, Bisexuals, & Lesbians 2pm (see 6 Sun)
"Keep Fermi 2 Closed": Peace InSight 2:05pm, Cable Channel 9 (see 22 Tue)
Services for Lesbians, Gay Men & Bisexuals 6pm (see 6 Sun)
Sunday Jazz: Del Rio 6-9pm (see 6 Sun)
Men's Coming Out Group: LGBPO Closed Group 6:30-8pm (see 6 Sun)
Tish Hinojosa with Butch Hancock: The Ark 7& 9:30pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. A night of folk, country, latin, and adult alternative music, $12.50. 761-1800
"Personal Jesus": Performance Network 7pm (see 10 Thu)
Meeting: Ypsilanti Lesbian, Gay Men, & Bisexuals' AA 7:30pm (see 6 Sun)
A2 Bluestage: Blind Pig 9pm (see 6 Sun)
Paul Finkbeiner's Jazz Jam Session: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 6 Sun)
28 MONDAY
"Women's Rights & Rhythms": WCBN 88.3 FM 8:30am. 763-3500
Women's Support Group: LGBPO Open Group 5-7pm (see 7 Mon)
Teen Les/Bi/Gay Support Group: Ozone House 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group 7pm (see 7 Mon)
Shamanic Journeys: Creation Spirituality 7:30pm (see 7 Mon)
Social for Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men: Canterbury House 9pm (see 7 Mon)
Bird of Paradise Orchestra: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 7 Mon)
Dyke Discussion Group 10pm (see 7 Mon)
29 TUESDAY
Swimmers: A2QUA (see 1 Tue)
Tenant Talk: A2 Tenants Union 6pm, WCBN 88.3 FM. 763-3500
Frontrunners 6:30pm (see 4 Tue)
Opera Workshop: U-M School of Music 7pm, McIntosh Theatre. Love scenes from various operas. 763-4726
Ozone House Benefit with Mustard's Retreat: TheArk 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Proceeds go to Ozone House, a home for runaways and battered women. With openers Carl Cacho-Negrete and two other big-time surprise local acts. 761-1800
Jazz-Blues Jam Session: T.C.'s Speakeasy 9pm (see 1 Tue)
Cary Kocker/Paul Keller Quartet: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 1 Tue)
30 WEDNESDAY
Muscular Dystrophy Support Group: A2 Ctr for Indep. Living 1-3pm, 2568 Packard. 971-0277, 971-0310 (TDD)
Buhrrr Blast: A2 Parks & Rec. 3:30-5:15pm (see 23 Wed)
LGBPO "Next Step" Group 5-7pm (see 2 Wed)
"Closets R 4 Clothes": WCBN 88.3 FM 6-7pm (see 2 Wed)
"Standing Faith to Faith": Reform Chavurah & Unitarian Universalist Church College Age Group 7pm, Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Topic: Inter-faith dating and relations. 769-0500
Opera Workshop: U-M School of Music 7pm, McIntosh Theatre. Ensemble scenes form various operas, and Shakespeare monologues. 763-4726
Asian-Pacific Lesbian Gay Bisexual Social Group 7-8:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Hanukkah Party: Beit Chayim 7:30-9:30pm, call for location. Share latkes with gay-les-bi Jewish group of A2/Ypsi (bring a dessert to share). 913-2130
Meeting: Michigan Campaign for Human Dignity, Washtenaw County Chapter 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Bowling: Rainbow League 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Meetings: Lesbians, Bisexuals & Gay Men Adult Children of Alcoholics 7:30pm (see 2 Wed)
Liz Story: The Ark 8pm, 637-1/2 S. Main. Windham Hill recording artist, $13.75. 761-1800
Faculty/Guest Recital: U-M School of Music 8pm, Recital Hall. Piano and voice program. 763-4726
East Quad Social Group 9pm (see 2 Wed)
Ron Brooks Trio: Bird of Paradise 9:30pm (see 2 Wed)