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Calendar of Events 3-1 to 3-7
Monday March 1st
Bama Theatre - “A Matter of Size” as a part of the Jewish Film Festival.
205-758-5195
Lloyd Hall (UA campus) - Lamps for Lloyd. Bring a covered dish for the potluck and a lamp to donate so that UA students can have a late night study spot without those headache inducing fluorescent lights.
Tuesday March 2nd
Bama Theatre - “Hey Hey It's Esther Blueburger” as a part of the Jewish Film Festival.
205-758-5195
Wednesday March 3rd
Bama Theatre Acoustic Night - Sparrow & The Ghost w/special guests, Dead Fingers (taylor holingsworth and kate taylor)
Jupiter - electronic dub act Telepath from Philidelphia, PA.
Thursday March 4th
Kentuck – ART NIGGHT featuring the work of Birmingham's Julia Peerson Carpenter, music by the Vogt Family Contra Band, and cob oven goodies if the weather permits. Ms. Carpenter specializes in dresses made from scrap metal, proving once again that in the future, evening wear and body armor will be indistinguishable.
Lloyd Hall (UA campus) - 2010: A Space Oddity along with the ABXY gaming network. There will be a panel discussion on gaming as it relates to science fiction.
Mellow Mushroom - The Incredible Sandwich
Friday March 5th
Alabama Softball Complex - The "Sultinas of Swat" V. Lady Rodriguezeses of Michigan
Day 2 of 2010: A Space Oddity Star Gazing, FREE star gazing event with 2010: A Space Oddity and the Astronomy Department at Moundville Archeological Park
uacreativecampus.org or call (205) 348-7884
Mellow Mushroom - Callooh! Callay!
Saturday March 6th
Shelby Hall (UA Campus) - Day 3 of 2010: A Space Oddity, featuring all day creative writing workshops, book signings, guest speakers and much more.
Egan's - 9th Annual Well That's Cool Asses of Fire Chili Cookoff!
Fire up the crockpot and get ready to have the most fun you've ever had contracting a wicked case of party-butt. - 4 to 8 PM
Sunday March 7th
Moody Music Building (UA Campus) - The UA School of Music will be performing The Gondoliers, a comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan.
205-348-7111
