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(This section is updated
daily, please check back each day for additional listings)
Thursday
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Plymouth Tavern - The Blues Beaters, Money Shot
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Lakeside Tavern - Small
Town Rollers
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Oasis - Vitamin D
(6-9 p.m.)
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Downtown Block Party - BluesBeaters with guests Erasmo Paolo, Kate Taylor (6 p.m.), Money Shot (8 p.m.) between 11th/12th streets on State
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Sherlock’s - Freak Tent, Otis
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Colony - Live Jazz Thursdays featuring Colony Club House Band with Gene Leone
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Cellblock - Akoostikatz (8 p.m.)
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On the Rocks - Boyd Baker (7 p.m.)
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Presque Isle Downs & Casino
- Matt Gavula (8-11:30 p.m.)
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Brewerie at Union Station
- Jake’s Blues (5:30-9:30 p.m.)
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Forward Hall - Folsom,
Lionheart, Life or Death
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BW Saloon - 60 Inch Slick
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Sheraton - Sam Hyman
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Denny’s - James Small Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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Docksider - Rodger Montgomery and Open Jam Night
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Jr.’s Last Laugh -
Brett Leake, John Betz, Jr.
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French Quarter -
Acoustics with Rick and Joe (7-10 p.m.)
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Iron Horse - Cambridge Springs
- Open Mic (9:30 p.m.)
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Corry City Park - Corry
Gem City Jazz Ensemble (7:30 p.m.)
Friday
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The Bear Inn - The
Borderline
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Harborcreek relay For Life -
Matty B & The Dirty Pickles
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Nelson's - Ron Yarosz &
The Vehicle
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The Dog - The Yawn Thieves,
The Arden Room, The Magdalenes
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Millcreek Mall - War Of Ages
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Oasis - Seamus McTweat
(6-9 p.m.),
Duke Sherman Band
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Fox And Hound - Unhinged
Mandible
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Bullshooter's - Whiplash
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Brewerie - The Heliotropes
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Scotty's - Dennis Henderson & Friends
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Scully's - Prevail,
Digraced, C.K.M.E. - Canceled
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Presque Isle Downs - Money
Shot
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Docksider - The Breeze Band
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The Village Casino - The Geek
Army
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The Tavern Formerly The
Shaggy Dog - The Arden Room, The Magdalenes, The Yawn
Thieves
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The Villa - Cambridge
Springs - Nurse Ratchet 9:30 - 1:30
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Warner Theatre - in
front - Erie Philharmonic string quartet (noon)
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Sherlock’s -
Bonfire
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Doc Holliday’s -
House of Cards
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Rum Runners - Key West Express
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East Erie Turners (7:30-10:30 p.m.)
- John Kytic Trio featuring Diane Davies and Joe Salorino
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Brewerie at Union Station
- Heliotropes (9 p.m.)
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Last Shot - Chance of Reign
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Denny’s - James Small Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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Jr.’s Last Laugh -
Brett Leake, John Betz, Jr.
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BW Saloon - 60 Inch Slick
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Coconut Joe’s -
Jackson Station (6-9 p.m.)
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Romolo Chocolates’-
outdoor piazza - JD Jazz (8-10 p.m.)
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Sloppy Duck/Jr.s on the Bay
- RPM
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French Quarter - Open
Mic with dot.kom, special guests
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Jammin’ Vine - North East
Eargazm
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Cray-Z Parrot - North East
Cuneo and Arnold (6-10 p.m.)
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Kim’s Townhouse - Union City
Small Town Rollers
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Iron Horse Saloon in Cambridge Springs
Face Down in High Water
Saturday
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Charlie's Pub - Salmon Frank
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The Cellblock - Rocket 101 20th anniversary party with Eargazm, Letters to the Dead, Trevor Huster, Money Shot, Hello Kitty Death Squad, Cover Up, Geek Army, Benderz (4 p.m. start)
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Presque Isle Coffeehouse -
Falling Hollywood Productions
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The Hangout - The Invasion
Agency, Jay Michael
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The Beer Mug - These Are
Powers, The Yawn Thieves, Johnny James & The Absolutes
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Alto Cucino - The Heliotropes
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French
Quarter - Jake's Blues
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Brewerie
at Union Station - Tri This (9 p.m.)
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Wesleyville American
Legion - The Loose Change Band
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The Park Tavern - Hard
Luck Story
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Oasis - Blonde Faith
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Bootleggers - Main Street
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Jammin Vine - Jack The
Dog
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Sherlock's - Bridge
Burner, Out Of Ashes, Outlaws Laid To Waste, Alexandrea
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Clancy's - Ray Lanich's
Band
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Joe Root's Grill -
Aaron Forsyth (11 p.m., solo)
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Presque Isle Downs - Money
Shot
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Docksider - Paper Street
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The Villa - Cambridge
Springs - Roger Montgomery 9:30 - 1:30
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East Erie Turners (8 p.m.)
- 4 Jays
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Rum Runners - Hammerd
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Jr.’s Last Laugh -
Brett Leake, John Betz, Jr.
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The Cove - lower State St. (8 p.m.)
- Eargazm
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Denny’s - James Small Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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The Sandbar - Key West Express
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Last Shot -
Rachel and Claude (8-9 p.m.), Burny and Claude (9-11 p.m.)
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Doc Holliday’s -
Rift
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Scotty’s - String Theory (9 p.m.)
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Sloppy Duck/Jr.’s on the Bay
- Lake Effect
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Odessa’s Place -
Christian band - White Horse Reformation (6 p.m.)
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Dan’s Boardwalk
- Rte. 8 - Street Legal (acoustics, 9 p.m.)
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Sidelines - Machines of Revolution
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Speed-Eez - North East
Spike T. Punch
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Conneaut Cellars Winery -
Conneaut Lake Duke Sherman Blues Band (3 p.m.), DT’z (noon)
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Iron Horse Saloon - Cambridge Springs
Chance of Reign
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TNT’s on the Hill - Sugar Grove
- Whiplash
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Ashley’s Pub - Spartansburg
Face Down in Highwater
Sunday
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Presque Isle Coffeehouse
- Unhinged Mandible
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Immortal Tattoo - This Is
A Stickup
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Denny’s - James Small
Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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South Erie Turners - Key West Express at benefit for Gabrielle Simmons-Wassell (2-8 p.m.)
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Cray-Z Parrot - Jim Cuneo (4-8 p.m.)
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Rum Runners - Rod Tucker (4-8 p.m.)
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Westway Lanes in Girard - Lake Erie Classic Car Club Cruise-In for City Mission benefit - Black Diamond (1-4 p.m.)
Monday
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Forward Hall - The Sound
City Saints, Death Or Glory, 40 Lashes, This Is A Stickup,
Life-Stereo, W.R.C.R., Rotten Reason
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Docksider - Darkslider Of The Moon
Trial Run - Gene Stovall & The Audible
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Denny’s - James Small
Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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Cruise the Bay - Park n’ Ride lot - Black Diamond (6-9 p.m.)
Tuesday
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Common Ground Youth
Center - The 500 Faces tour - Willet,
In The Blind
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Nelson's -
Recording Live with
Ahimsa Beat
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Denny’s - James Small
Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
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Clancy’s Pub and Pizza - Musicians Jam Night
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Oscar’s Pub - Bobby Remp (7-10 p.m.)
Wednesday
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Sprint Sunset Music Series - Beach 1 at Presque Isle - Heliotropes (6 p.m.), Crosstown Rhythm & Blues (7 p.m.)
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Erie Art Museum - Mid-Day Art Break - Gene Stovall (noon)
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Docksider -Acoustic Open Jam - Doug Phillips
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Night Flights - Eargazm (6-9 p.m.)
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Alto Cucina - Sam Hyman
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Sidelines - Bike Night - Acoustics with Tony and Brian (7-10 p.m.)
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Denny’s - James Small
Ligons (6-9 p.m.)
Block
Parties
June 18th
Plymouth/Chido’s Dry Cleaners/Michael’s Car Care/Citizens Bank/Erie Community Credit Union
Performers: Blues Beaters & Money Shot
Non-Profit: Independent Council on Aging
June 25th
Sluggers Sport Bar/SeaWolves/Baybreeze/
The Peanut Shop
Performers: M-80’s
Non-Profit: MECA
July 2nd
Scully’s Pub/Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe/
Charisma Salon/DeLuca’s/Quiznos
Performers: Man’s Room Band
Non-Profit: Safe Net
July 9th
Cellblock/Army Recruiters/SeaWolves/BayHawks/
Twelve O One
Performers: Earthquakers & Joe Bachman
Non-Profit: MECA
July 23rd
BrewErie/WSEE/Logistics Plus
Performers: Abbey Road & The Man’s Room Band
Non-Profit: CAFÉ
July 30th
Juniors/The Peanut Shop/
Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe
Performers: TBA
Non-Profit: Vietnam Veterans Ch. 435
August 6th
Park Place
Performers: Geek Army
Non-Profit: Therapy Dogs United, Inc.
August 20th
Skeeter’s Grille/BayHawks
Performers: M-80’s
Non-Profit: YMCA Strong Kids Campaign
August 27th
Nicky’s Pub/Docksiders/Fisher Jewelers
Performers: TBA
Non-Profit: United Way of Erie County
Sprint Sunset Music Series -- Beach 1 Presque
Isle State Park
June 24
6 p.m. - The Heliotropes
7 p.m. - Crosstown Rhythm and Blues
July 1
6 p.m. - The Night Cruisers
7 p.m. - Tennessee Back Porch
July 8
6 p.m. - Acoustic Buffet
7 p.m. - Mambo
July 15
6 p.m. - Soul Session
Erie
Art Museum Music Mid-Day Art
Break
June 24th Gene
Stovall- Acoustic Soul
July 1st Sam Hyman
Trio- Folk and pop classics
July 8th Two
Heliotropes- Original songs & reimagined classics
July 15th TBA
July 22nd Matt
Texter-
Roots/blues/gospel
July 29th Barnstormers-
American on dulcimer and banjo
August 5th Two
Heliotropes- Original songs & reimagined classics
August 12th Paul
Eisert-
Acoustic/lyrical/folk rock
August 19th Pat
Troester, Acoustic folk rock
August 26th TBA
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Erie Book Store, Poetry
Scene - Fridays 6:30 - 8:00 PM
Presque Isle Gallery And
Coffee Shop - Wednesdays - 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Docksider - Wednesdays-
Starts at 10:00 PM - With Doug Phillips
Docksider - Thursday
- All Musicians Jam hosted by Rodger Montgomery Blues
Band
The Coffee Station - Rt 20 in Fairview - Saturdays 6:00
p.m. - ?
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Nelson's CD Drive
Needs You!!!!!
This
message mainly concerns the bands and musicians.
We are looking to collect CD's from
all the local bands, so that we may send them to
our troops. No matter how you feel about the war
the fact is that we have good people over there
who need to be reminded of home. So if you would
like to help us out on this just come in
and drop off your CD's, or mail them to...
Attn:
CD Drive
Nelson's
Tavern
1033
State St.
Erie,
PA 16501
We appreciate any donation
ATTENTION
MUSICIANS OF ALL KIND!!!:
Presque
Isle Gallery Coffeehouse
Interested
in playing here??? Check out Open Mic Night or
demo for us. We will book you, promote you
through flyers and give you a free meal of your
choice. This is a great opportunity to get your
name out there as a local artist! Also artists
who would like to see their artwork here...Call
814-790-5615 for an appointment.
Sturgis
Bike Rally
We
are Looking for Three Lovely Ladies to represent
Buddha's during the 2009 Sturgis Bike Rally.
Basically it is a modeling job. Open and greet.
Pass out fliers and help where and when needed
by the staff. It pays well .
Qualifications: Must have own
Transportation, Punctual, Female
(Sorry guys we love you but the guys want the
girls!) good personality, kind, an all around
people person. Heavily Tattooed is a Huge Plus
but not a necessity. This is a tough JOB. Long
hours, standing, busy.
All applicants send resume and/or personal info Photos (or a web site to view you) to our
Myspace
site.
Thanks Rob and the crew at Buddha's.
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MERCYHURST COLLEGE
June 21, 2009
Cowboy Junkies - 7 p.m.
Few bands have lasted nearly as long as the Cowboy Junkies, with
their original line-up still intact, and fewer still have created
as consistently satisfying a body of work.
June 24, 2009
Waltz with Bashir - 2:15 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Ari Folman's animated documentary explores the horrors of the 1982
Lebanon war.
June 28, 2009
The Magic Flute - 1 p.m.
Enjoy an encore presentation of the groundbreaking broadcast that
launched the Met's heralded Live in HD series.
Cummings Art Gallery Hours
Tuesday through Sunday 2 PM - 5 PM
Thursday 7 PM - 9 PM
Monday CLOSED
The Cummings Art Gallery is closed during term breaks,
holidays and also between exhibits. Call (814) 824-3000
for information.
EDINBORO UNIVERSITY
Monsters vs. Aliens
Show Date: Friday, June 19, 2009
Rated: PG Runtime: 90 min.
Gettysburg
Show Date: Friday, June 26, 2009
Rated: PG Runtime: 248 min.
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Did You Know...
...that French Creek was at one
time called Beef River. That is why the Waterford School
District is called Fort Le Beouf or loosely translated at Fort
Beef.
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Summer is finally here on June 21st at
5:45 p.m.
Making Dreams Come True One Ticket At A Time
By Amanda Everett
In this lifetime there are opportunities afforded to each and
every one of us to make a difference in the life of another.
Regardless of how great the impact you make  on
another’s life, the initiative you took to make the difference
is the key factor.
What sets you apart from your coworkers? What
makes you a better person? Do you drop your money in the
collection plate on Sunday, perhaps volunteer at a soup kitchen
around the holidays? These offerings never go unappreciated, but
what if there was something more you could do, something simple as
a Sea Wolves game, a day at Waldameer, or a show at the Erie
Playhouse?
Our community is full of exciting events that most of
us take for granted. Imagine a child who has never been to one of
these events because mom and dad are busy working two jobs each
just to get by. There’s no time, there’s no money. Economic
hardship is a reality the children of today face without having a
clue what it means, without knowing why mom and dad can’t stop
arguing, and believing that fun filled events are reserved for a
better part of society in which they simply do not fit.
Why should a child ever go without? It’s no secret that the
children of our communities are the hope for tomorrow. If they are
denied the simple joys of life, what will happen to them in the
future? Where will they go? What will they become?
Pittsburgh-based nonprofit organization Tickets for Kids Charities
is working tirelessly to give hope to these children who otherwise
may never have a chance to participate fully in the enriching
resources their community has to offer.
Since 1994, Tickets for Kids Charities has committed to
enriching the lives of the underprivileged children and their
families. By obtaining tickets to wholesome, high caliber arts
& cultural, educational, sporting, and family entertainment
events and then donating those tickets to hundreds of nonprofit
organizations that chaperone thousands of children and their
families to the events, Tickets for Kids Charities fulfills its
mission.
 All
children benefit from and deserve to be included in community
events. Through participation in events, children learn more about
themselves and the endless possibilities their community has to
offer. Children and youth develop socially and academically,
discover new interests, create healthy relationships with adult
mentors, and share special moments with their family members in
safe, positive environments. In order to maintain that the events
are positive to children who are socially, emotionally,
physically, and psychologically underserved, Tickets for Kids
Charities has developed a very thorough process of matching and
evaluating agencies and events. Each agency is screened and
trained before becoming a partner to ensure appropriateness and
value to the children of the community. When assessing the ability
of this organization to match wonderful events with deserving
children and families, Tickets for Kids Charities does not charge
a fee for agencies and organizations to work with them.
When the children of a community get to experience everything
their community has to offer, they are more likely to love and
respect that place that has loved and respected them. No child
should ever believe they do not deserve to be a part of the
community in which they live and Tickets for Kids Charities
devotes its energy to making the underserved population of their
region an integral part of the community.
Partnered with 950 agencies, providing $4.3 million in
opportunities to over 167,000 deserving children and their
families in 2008, Tickets for Kids Charities intends to
significantly increase the number of experiences available in 2009
and they are certainly on the right track.
For more information on this worthwhile cause, check out www.ticketsforkids.org.
Eclectic Etceteras -- Hard To Say
But Worth The Trip
by Rob Taylor
If get a chance to drive down to Edinboro
you you’ll notice a lot of stores and shops along Erie Street,
Edinboro’s main drag but there is one that will definitely stand out. It
is just south of Rt. 6N and it is not a store per se. It looks more like
the houses you read about in fairy tales and that is appropriate since
it houses a coffee shop called Eclectic Etceteras Coffeehouse.
Owner, Renee Thayer-Allison says that it helps to be drunk or heavily
caffeinated to be able to say the name of her shop but it reflects the
philosophy that she wants the shop to have. “The name Eclectic Etceteras
means many things and many places and that is what we want to have
here.”
Eclectic Etceteras is what Thayer-Allison says is a “communiversity”.
She said that her customers aren’t just college students. She said that
they get all types and all ages of people coming in. “The people coming
in aren’t just college students. They range in age from 2 years old to
92.” She added anyone is welcome to come and hang out.
The coffeehouse does have musicians scheduled to come in to play usually
on Saturday afternoons from 1:00 until 3:00 and they never charge a
cover to listen to their performers. But, she said, in addition to the
scheduled shows, any musician can stop in at anytime and just jam.
“People will be driving through Edinboro, hear the music and stop by.”
She added that the people hang out, talk and have fun and that is what
she wants. There is only one rule for musicians that Thayer-Allison says
that she strictly enforces…no musician is permitted to play a cover or
anything that sounds like a cover. “If they start playing a cover they
are done,” she said adding that there is a lot of originality in the
shop and she wants it to be seen in the music performed there.
Their menu lists 36 flavors of coffee, pastries (which are bake right at
the shop) and smoothies (made with fresh fruit) as well as a list of
other things too numerous to mention. Thayer-Allison said that she will
make any custom flavor coffee a customer asks for and she brags that she
can make coffees that, “tastes just like any candy bar around.”
However, Eclectic Etceteras isn’t just coffee or food. The walls are
lined with locally produced art as well as locally written books. They
even carry their own line of beach stone/beach glass jewelry called
Double E Jewelry. “We make every piece by hand,” she says. Every piece
displayed is unique and well crafted.
Eclectic Etceteras is all about the community, the people who live there
and they want to bring everyone together in one big community. To help
do that they have helped to promote musicians, artists and music
festivals from Edinboro as well as all over Erie and Crawford counties.
This is found in a quote from Eclectic Etceteras which says, “To change
things globally, we have to start in our own backyard. Help a neighbor.
Smile at a stranger. Lend a hand without expecting anything in return.
Many small acts will add up to one huge change. Take a stand. Make a
difference. Get involved.”
Eclectic Etceteras is open from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mon thru Sat and
8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. on Sundays. For more information about Eclectic
Etceteras call 814-734-2909, email Renee at
renee@eecoffeehouse.com or check out
www.myspace.com/eecoffeehouse
Two Major Title Matches Planned For
PWR’s June 20th Show
By Rob Taylor
At last month’s Pro Wrestling Rampage show Sassy Stephanie and Angel
Dust signed a contract, for what they thought was going to be a title
match against PWR Women's Champion Brittney Force. Accidentally they signed a contract, not
for a match with Force but for a match against PWR Tag Team Champions – the
800 + pound Bone Crushers. With the help of Real Smooth and the
“Chairman Of The Board” Stephanie and Angel Dust pinned a member of the
Bone Crushers and won the PWR Tag Team Championship.
On June 20th PWR will be returning to the Cauley Auditorium, 215 East
4th St to settle some scores, fulfill a contractual obligation and
feature and rare eight man tournament to name the new PWR United States
Championship.
Matches for the evening include:
By order of the PWR Commissioner the main event of the evening will be
for the PWR Heavyweight
Championship between champion “Big Time” Bill
Collier and the winner of the “Money In The Bank Match”, “Sexy” Shawn
Blaze.
The one night only, eight man tournament for the PWR United States
Championship featuring: “Omega” Aaron Draven, Lumberjack Laroux, Rocky
Reynolds, Ivan Radsky, The Ceasar and others.
Also appearing on June 20th will be PWR Tag Team Champions Sassy Stephie
& Angel Dust, The Bone Crushers, Real Smooth, J-Rocc, Shane Taylor &
more.
Tickets are $15 for reserved front row (must be reserved by e-mail), $10
adult general admission, $5 child general admission and $5 for college
and high school students (must present school ID). Matches start at 7:30
p.m.
For more information check out
http://www.rampagewrestling.com.
Celebration Of Litha To Be Held On
Presque Isle
On June 20 (Sat) Covenant of Brighidshaven
will hold an Open Circle for Litha and Picnic (Shelter 2, Presque Isle
State Park, Erie PA 16505) This is the official announcement and
invitation to the next open circle event hosted by the Covenant of
Brighid's Haven. Our next event will be our all-day picnic affair for
Litha, Saturday, June 20th, at Presque Isle Shelter 2. Gathering begins
around 1pm, rite to
commence near 4pm, potluck picnic feast to follow! Hot dogs and
hamburgers provided by Brighidshaven, please bring a dish to pass,
please note that alcohol is not allowed in the park.
Games of Kubb and other fun in the sun are sure to occur all amidst the
beauty (and the beaches!) of Presque Isle State Park.
Together we will laugh and feast and take a moment to appreciate the
glory and fullness of life in the busy summer season.
As in years past, we will be holding a ticket auction to help raise
funds for United Neopagan Council of Lake Erie, sponsors of our annual
Pagan Pride event. All are encouraged to bring gently used pagan books,
tools, toys, services, and items of decor for the bidding, not to
mention cash for tickets!
What: Picnic and open circle for Litha!
When: Saturday, June 20th What time: Beginning at 1pm, Rite around 4pm,
feast to follow
Where: Presque Isle State Park, Shelter 2
What to wear: Your best and brightest for the beach! (may we also
suggest sunscreen and/or insect repellent)
What to bring: Auction items to donate if you wish, money for the
auction/raffles, and a dish for the potluck picnic feast
The shelters at Presque Isle are located near Beach 6. Follow the signs
for "Shelters 1,2,3" turning left just after the Ranger Station.
Cowboy Junkie To Appear At Mercyhurst On
June 21st
by Amontillado Kerouac-Gazookus
 Get
the Cowboy Junkies right. They are musicians, yes, creating sound
environments, wizards, producing altered states disguised as songs.
Cowboy Junkies feature a female singer, only occasional male voices.
Lyrics to listen to, in English. I can’t detect a Canadian accent, can
you?
Their usual groove is melancholy, plenty, a dark and lonely place in
the heart, where the walls are brick and the only new thing is a new
way to go down. A frozen corner of Duluth, gloved fingers texting on a
cell phone, no sign of any sleigh crossing the full moon.
They like to lope, the Cowboy Junkies, maintaining that horsey rhythm
and you’re Daddy, walking five year-old Lucille around the pony track,
where was that, Wellsboro? Maybe you’re the five year-old.
And as for covers, “Sweet Jane”, sure, but what about “Walking After
Midnight”? Mostly the Cowboy Junkies play originals. You might
recognize one.
Here’s hoping the Cowboy Junkies hit the heights, like “Working On A
Building”. I’m ready to be transformed, me and Rosie, shoulder to
shoulder, living in the present moment, and it’s this Sunday, the
sonic environment a virtual church, engaging our deepest beliefs.
Summer Solstice Celebration On June
21
Snow Water Grove, ADF Summer Solstice June
21st (Contact for location) It's with great pleasure that the druids of
Snow Water Grove, ADF would like to invite all folks of the community to
join in celebration of Midsummer on Sunday June 21st.
The time of year when we honor the height of the Sun in all Her glory,
and her standing still if but for a brief time, within a Norse style
ritual.
The celebration will be held at private property on route 27 at the
Crawford County/Venango County line with pre-ritual briefing for song
learning and what to expect during ritual at 3pm, and ritual to commence
at 4:00pm.For detailed directions to the site, please email the address
at the bottom of the article, and we'd be happy to give further
information. Parking is limited and if organizers know you are coming
they can help provide safe parking.
This is a primitive camp space, with little facilities, so come
prepared, there are no structures or power on the property. The only
heat source will be a fire.
A pot luck feast will follow the ritual, as usual (think camp food)
Donations welcomed, but not required, which helps us plan for rental
space in the winter months and improvements to the land for future use.
Donations of non-perishable food will also be collected to bolster the
Unitarian Universalists food pantry efforts, as well as rechargeable
batteries (including old cell phone or computer batteries, as long as
they're under 11lbs). We very much appreciate any efforts. If you have
questions about the event, or need directions to the rite please feel
free to contact us at
info@snowwatergrove.org.
Erie
River Rats and Second Harvest Food Bank Team Up to Tackle Hunger
On
Saturday night, June 27, 2009, the Erie RiverRats will host the
defending AIFA champion Florence Phantoms at the Tullio Arena in
the season finale for both teams. The Erie RiverRats and the
Second Harvest Food Bank are teaming up on this special occasion
to help tackle hunger in the Erie area, and we need your help.
The
Second Harvest Food Bank is a nonprofit charitable organization
committed to the premise that all persons have the right to
adequate nutrition.
In
1982, its first year of operation, Second Harvest distributed
444,916 pounds of food to 40 agencies. In 2008, Second Harvest
distributed over 7 million pounds of food to more than 300 member
agencies.
Unfortunately,
it still isn’t enough and more needs to be done. That’s where
we all come in.
The
Erie RiverRats are asking the great football fans of Erie to help
us collect food that Second Harvest can distribute to those that
desperately need it. In appreciation of a donation of
non-perishable food items, the Erie RiverRats are giving out
vouchers redeemable at the Tullio Arena Box office as part of our
special ticket price offer to support the Second Harvest Food
Bank. The BUY ONE GET ONE FREE Ticket Offer is $12.00 and 50% of
the proceeds from this program will be donated by the Erie
RiverRats to the Second Harvest Food Bank in honor of our great
fans.
For
advance ticket sales to purchase the “Erie Tackles Hunger” BUY
ONE GET ONE FREE Ticket Promotion, please visit the Tullio Arena
Box Office or call them at 814-452-4857.
Proceeds
from sales will benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank of Erie
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Galleries
Erie Art Museum
-
411 State St., Erie -
(814) 459-5477
June's
Calendar
86th Annual Spring Show - Now through June 14th, 2009
The End of All Dreams, paintings by Kris
Risto - Now through July 11, 2009
InnovationErie: Design
Competition - Now through June 27, 2009
Kids Art Camp
For children ages 7–12 years old. Kids work with Museum
staff and professional artists exploring the galleries,
art-making as well as playing creative games all around
the theme of architecture.
June 22 – 26, 2009 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Eden Revisited: The Ceramic Art of Kurt Weiser
A Weiser retrospective, from his early sculptural
abstractions to more recent work featuring fine china
painting on porcelain. Weiser explores themes of nature
and human desire, combining images of lush flora and
fauna with smoothly expressionistic figures.
June 26, 2009 through September 13, 2009
Glass
Growers Gallery
10
East 5th St., Erie
(814)
453-3758
William
Roschy driftwood collages and Brian Pardini sculptures
through July 22.
Theatres
Station Dinner Theatre - 4940 Peach St., Erie -
www.canterburyfeast.com
Run For Your Wife! - June
18, 26, 27, 28
Some Shows Sold OUT!
There are still seats available on JUNE 18, 26, 27, 28
Friday at 6:30 PM (Dessert & show only) June 26
Dinner & Show
Thursdays 4:00 PM June 18
Saturday at 5:30 PM June 27
Sunday at 2:30 PM June 28
The Following performances are SOLD OUT!
June 23 and 24
The Riverside Inn - 1 Fountain Ave., Cambridge Springs -
www.theriversideinn.com
The Golden Club - June 7-28
Jr's Last Laugh Comedy Club
- 1402 State St., Erie (814) 461-0911
Brett Leake and John
Betz Jr. - June 18-20
Movies
Cinemark Tinseltown 17
1910 Rotunda Drive, Erie
(814) 866-3444
The Proposal
NEW! (PG-13, No Passes)
11:10am11:10am 12:1012:10 1:501:50 2:502:50 4:254:25 5:255:25 7:007:00 8:008:00 9:359:35 10:3510:35
Year One NEW! (PG-13, No Passes)
11:15am11:15am 12:1512:15 1:401:40 2:402:40 4:054:05 5:055:05 6:306:30 7:307:30 9:009:00 10:0010:00
Imagine That NEW! (PG, No Passes)
11:00am11:00am 1:351:35 4:104:10 7:157:15 9:509:50
The Taking of Pelham 123 NEW! (R, No Passes)
11:30am11:30am 12:5012:50 2:102:10 3:303:30 4:504:50 7:107:10 7:557:55 9:459:45 10:3010:30
The Hangover (R)
11:20am11:20am 12:0512:05 1:501:50 2:402:40 3:303:30 4:204:20 5:105:10 6:156:15 7:157:15 8:058:05 8:308:30 9:409:40 10:3010:30
Land of the Lost (PG-13)
11:55am11:55am 2:252:25 4:554:55 7:257:25 9:559:55
Drag Me to Hell (PG-13)
11:40am11:40am 2:252:25 5:055:05 7:457:45 10:2010:20
Up (PG)
11:50am11:50am 12:4012:40 2:202:20 3:103:10 4:504:50 5:405:40 8:108:10
Up in Disney Digital 3D (PG)
11:00am11:00am 1:301:30 4:004:00 7:007:00 9:309:30
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (PG)
11:05am11:05am 1:401:40 4:204:20 7:357:35 10:0510:05
Terminator Salvation (PG-13)
12:3012:30
Angels & Demons (PG-13)
12:0012:00 3:303:30 7:057:05 10:1010:10
Star Trek (PG-13)
7:207:20 10:15
Millcreek Mall Cinema 6
5800 Peach St. Erie
(814) 868-5151
The Soloist (PG-13)
11:50am 2:25 5:00 7:45 10:20
17 Again (PG-13)
12:00 2:20 4:40 7:10 9:40
State of Play (PG-13)
12:20 4:00 7:30 10:15
Dragonball Evolution (PG)
12:30 2:45 4:50 7:00 9:30
Fast & Furious (PG-13)
12:10 2:40 5:15 7:40 10:05
The Haunting in Connecticut (PG-13) 12:40 5:10 10:10
Sunshine Cleaning (R)
2:50 7:20
Top 10 Movies
1 The Hangover
2 Up
3 The Taking of Pelham 123
4 Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
5 Land of the Lost
6 Imagine That
7 Star Trek
8 Terminator Salvation
9 Angels & Demons
10 Drag Me to Hell
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VIRTUAL NEW YORK
by Chuck Joy
Rick grinned
glad to see him, Drew
Laura grinned, too
How do you do?
Your new space, Drew
asked, Let’s see it
inside, a stage
had been cleared, the walls
painted, Tuscan yellow
sky blue trim, chairs
nicely assembled,
a coffee service, yes
Club Poetry
AREA EVENTS
(Click
Links for More Information)
Thursday,
18 June, 2009
10:00
AM - 06:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
6:00
PM
Downtown
Block Party
6:30
PM
JR's
Last Laugh Presents - Brett Leake
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Lake
City Fire Company Annual Carnival
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
4:00
PM
Run
for Your Wife!
Friday,
19 June, 2009
7:30
AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
Bird Walks
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
GIBSON
DAY/ART IN THE PARK
12:00
PM - 1:00 PM
Erie
Philharmonic Summer Concert Series - 'Get Your Phil'!
6:30
PM
JR's
Last Laugh Presents - Brett Leake
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Lake
City Fire Company Annual Carnival
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Saturday,
20 June, 2009
9:00
AM
Bay
Swim 2009
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
10:00
AM - 5:00 PM
Relish
8th Annual Beach Party
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
GIBSON
DAY/ART IN THE PARK
10:30
AM - 3:30 PM
BEACH
GLASS DRILLING AND JEWELRY MAKING
1:00
PM - 3:00 PM
Walnut
Creek Hike
5:00
PM
Lake
Erie Speedway Racing
6:30
PM
JR's
Last Laugh Presents - Brett Leake
All
Day Event
Erie
2009 Quilt Celebration
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Lake
City Fire Company Annual Carnival
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Sunday,
21 June, 2009
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
11:00
AM - 12:00 PM
Yoga
for Gardeners
12:00
PM - 6:00 PM
Father's
Day Dinner
2:00
PM - 5:00 PM
Summer
Solstice Celebration
All
Day Event
Erie
2009 Quilt Celebration
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Monday,
22 June, 2009
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
6:00
PM - 9:00 PM
Cruise
the Bay 2009
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Tuesday,
23 June, 2009
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
7:05
PM
Erie
Seawolves AA Baseball
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Wednesday,
24 June, 2009
10:00
AM - 6:00 PM
Glass
Growers Gallery Show
12:00
PM - 1:00 PM
Mid
Day Art Break & 'Make'
6:00
PM - 8:30 PM
Sprint
Sunset Music Series
7:05
PM
Erie
Seawolves AA Baseball
All
Day Event
InnovationErie:
Design Competition
All
Day Event
Paintings
by Kris Risto
All
Day Event
Presque
Isle Pontoon Rides
Jul
3 (Fri) - G2H2 - Erie Gay Business Alliance social get
together (Joe Roots Grill, 2826 W 8th St, Erie PA 16505) 6
PM - 8 PM. Gay Guy/Girl Happy Hour (G2H2) is a monthly get
together for GLBT professionals and their colleagues and
friends meet for networking. You can also sign up for the
Erie Gay Business Alliance email
list.
Email
Browse
to Facebook
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Just
Gamers
FREE RPG DAY 2009 IS THIS SATURDAY 20 JUNE !!
WWW.FREERPGDAY.COM
ONE FREE GAMING ITEM FOR EVERY CUSTOMER
(CLUB MEMBERS MAY CHOOSE TWO)
** ONE DAY ONLY GAMING SALE ON SAT 20 JUNE **
10% OFF NEW & USED GAMES & GAMING SUPPLIES
10% OFF NEW GAME-BASED TP'S & GN'S
PLUS AN EXTRA 10% OFF REDUCED PRICE GAMES
(CLUB MEMBER DISCOUNT IS 25% OFF)
50% OFF USED SCI-FI & FANTASY BOOKS
(INCLUDES STAR TREK, STAR WARS & GAME-BASED)
50% OFF NEW COMIC & GAMING CLUB MEMBERSHIPS
$1.00 COMICS IN THE COMIC WEB EVERY SATURDAY THIS SUMMER FROM 12-5PM
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FFG VA32 COC AH Dunwich Horror Exp $49.95
FFG VA33 COC AH Curse o/t Dark Pharaoh Exp $24.95
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MFG 3064 SOC Seafarers 5-6 Player Extension $20.00
MFG 3066 SOC Cities & Knights 5-6 Player Ext $20.00
MFG 3068 SOC Traders/Barbarians 5-6 Plyr Ext $20.00
MFG 3113 SOC Great Rivers of Catan Expansion $3.00
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MGP 7817 Conan Catacombs of Hyboria $24.95
WOC 2396572 D&D EB Players Guide HC $29.95
WOC 24012 Star Wars CMG Clone Wars Map Pack 2 $9.99
WOC 2419174 D&D E2 Kingdom of the Ghouls $24.95
WOC 24204 D&D DU4 Arcane Towers Dungeon Tiles $9.95
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