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Thursday, July 27
9-10:30 AM
HEALTH CARE ROUNDTABLE - The Voices of California's Health Care Crisis
UC Merced Center for Educational Partnership 550 East Shaw Avenue, Fresno .
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED. Please RSVP with Kandice Richardson at
916-448-1998 or krichardson@angelides.com
Thursday, July 27
6:30 PM
Central California Criminal Justice Committee (CCCJC) regular meeting will be
held at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence (Southeast corner of Van Ness and
McKinley).
Thursday July 27
8 PM
Full Circle Brewing Co. Presents
Rogue Revue
hosted by Marcel Nunes
$5.-cover
620 F St.
Downtown Fresno
559-264-6323
www.fullcirclebrewing.com
Friday, July 28
2 :30 PM
Ideas on the Edge on KFCF 88.1 FM with Mike Beevers who will interview authors
with current topical books. Today’s show will feature an interview with Robert
Bryce; author of Cronies: George Bush's Corrupt White House and its Texas
Connection.
Friday, July 28
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center presents the movie: Movie: The Snow Walker. A pilot who
delivers supplies to tribes in the backwoods of the Canadian north is implored
to escort a sick young Inuit woman to a hospital. On the flight back, the
plane's engine fail and they crash in the wastelands. Rescuers are unable to
locate them and the two are left to struggle for their survival. The ailing
woman thus teaches the hot-headed pilot the way to live in these regions.
Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org
Friday, July 28
7 PM
Centro La Familia Night of Jazz fundraiser. For tickets or more information call
(559) 237-2961.
Saturday, July 29
10 AM - 12 Noon
The next meeting of the Central Valley Counter-Recruitment Coalition will be
held at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence located at 1584 N. Van Ness Ave,
southeast corner of Van Ness and McKinley.
Saturday July 29
Full Circle Brewing Co. Presents
Saturday Afternoon Blues Jam
4:00 - 7:00 $3.- everyone welcome!
Belly Dancing with Cory Zamora
8:00pm $5.-cover
620 F St.
Downtown Fresno
559-264-6323
www.fullcirclebrewing.com
Saturday, July 29
5-10 PM
Community Jazz Festival presented by the African American Historical &
Cultural Museum, 1857 Fulton. If you have any questions, please call Paul @
268-7102 or 681-9005.
Friday, August 4
Box office opens at 7 PM
Gate opens at 7:30 PM
Concert at 8 PM
Los Soneros del Este will perform traditional "sones" from Cuba and
Veracruz. Sones are a musical form that is found in seven areas of Mexico (with
regional variation) including Jalisco where it is the root of Mariachi music.
The song La Bamba is the most famous of the Sones Jarochos - Jarocho designates
someone or thing from southern Veracruz. Sones are a mixture of Spanish music
influenced by African and Carribean rhythms. The music is played on a harp,
jarana (small guitar), and requinto (small rhythm guitar). Its dances are made
up of diverse steps or "zapateados" with flamenco characteristics.
This event will take place at Arte Américas 1630 Van Ness. Tickets: $10
Friday, August 4
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center presents the Documentary: The Future of Food. An in
depth investigation into the truth about the unlabeled, genetically engineered
foods that have quietly filled grocery store shelves for the past decade. This
film gives a voice to farmers whose lives and livelihoods have been negatively
impacted by this new technology. It examines the complex web of market and
political forces that are changing what we eat as huge multinational
corporations seek to control the world's food system.
Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org
Sunday, August 6
6 PM
Beach Party Blockade, a local band, will play for a Family Courtyard Concert at
First
Congregational Church of Fresno, 2131 N. Van Ness Blvd. (south of Clinton).
The band features
rock and roll with an island vibe. Refreshments will be served. Suggested
donation is $5 per person, with a maximum of $15 per family. For more
information call First Congregational (Mon-Thurs, 9:00-4:30 and Fri, 9:00-noon.)
at 227-8489.
Wednesday, August 9
7 PM
Second Wednesday - Free Video Presentation - 7 PM at the Fresno Center for
Nonviolence, 1584 N. Van Ness, Fresno, CA 93728, Across from Fresno City College
* SE Corner Van Ness & McKinley * Entrance on Van Ness
Movie, Pot-Luck and Discussion
Dr. Strangelove: How to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Friday, August 11
5 PM and 8 PM
Fresno Filmworks presents "Water" at the Tower Theatre. Set in India
during Gandhi's struggle
against colonial rule, Deepa Mehta's newest masterpiece gracefully balances
epic political scope
with intimate personal drama. In Hindi with English subtitles. Tickets can be
purchased at the Tower Theatre Box Office, 815 E. Olive Ave., The Movies, 1435
N. Van Ness Ave., the Fig
Garden Bookstore in Fig Garden Village, and at the door, for $10; $8, for
students and seniors.
For more information call the FFW info line, 221-0755, or go to www.fresnofilmworks.org
Friday, August 11
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center presents the documentary: The Heroes Rx for Survival.
This documentary relates real life stories from around the world of unsung
champions who protect people from the ravages of disease. It is the uplifting
story of the successful, and sometimes simple, ways that people are helping
third world citizens overcome a variety of health issues.
Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org
Friday, August 11
Box office opens at 7 PM
Gate opens at 7:30 PM
40 Watt Hype is a neo hip-hop band that combines elements of Latin, Soul and
R&B creating a new, fresh and commanding sound with tremendous crossover
success. Often compared to groups like N.E.R.D., Black Eyed Peas and Ozomatli,
40 Watt Hype brings a slamming, high-energy live show complete with two emcees,
horns and Latin percussion.
This event will take place at Arte Américas 1630 Van Ness. Tickets: $10
Saturday, August 12
3:30 PM
The Central Valley Progressive PAC meets at the Center for Non Violence, 1584
North Van Ness at Mc Kinley. Details of the free Water Forum for August 24th
will be discussed. Water: What Everyone Needs to Know. Public is invited. How
are the plans for the Celebration of the Third Anniversary of the CVPPAC? This
will be a party for all to join. Which initiatives would you like discussed at a
Forum in September? Have your say! Information: Lydia Flores-435-7360 or www.cvppac.org
Saturday, August 12
7 - 9 PM
Contra Dance at Cynthia Merrill--4750 N Blackstone Ave. All dances taught, come
alone or bring a friend! Questions: call Evo 297-8966 or email evo@evobluestein.com
Don't worry if you don't know how! If you are new, please try to come at 6:30
pm.
What is contra dance? http://www.sbcds.org/contradance/whatis/#Def0
This event is affiliated with the Fresno Folklore Society http://home.pacbell.net/ckjohns/
Sunday, August 13
3 PM
The Central California Peace Council will hold it’s first meeting at the
Fresno Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N. Van Ness, just south of McKinley. See the
article in the August issue of the Community Alliance newspaper for details.
Sunday August 13
5 - 10 PM
Jamaica My Weekend Caribbean Music Celebration featuring the world renowned
reggae artist: Sister Carol with the Yellow Wall Dub Squad and special guest
Itawe also MASSIVE SOUND INTERNATIONAL Robert Rankin & Spliff Skankin. St
Therese Church Lawn.
It’s time once again to kick off your shoes, relax on the lawn and listen to an evening of music under the stars! It’s the Tower District?s 9th Annual Jamaica My Weekend - Caribbean Music
Celebration! This wonderful all-ages event will be held across the street from St. Therese Church on the Southwest corner of Maroa and Floradora in Fresno, California.
This year’s celebration headliner is world-renowned reggae artist Sister Carol. Known as the "Black Cinderella" and "Mother Culture," Sister Carol has led the way for women in reggae. Her music is rich with cultural heritage and infused with a vital social consciousness. Having succeeded in a musical genre that is widely dominated by male performers, Sister Carol's
life is a true testament to the spirit and energy that she conveys in every live performance she gives.
Appearing with Sister Carol will be The Yellow Wall Dub Squad, an original authentic Roots Reggae Band comprised of legendary Jamaican studio session musicians. Opening the show are local favorites, Green Machine. Master of Ceremonies will be MC Red I from Santiago, Chile.
Admission price is $12 in advance, $15 day of show. Children 9 and under free with paid adult admission.
Food vendors will be serving up tropical treats like jerk chicken and dirty rice, jerk beef, veggie, and seafood specialties. Make the best of Fresno’s tropical weather and enjoy some cold Humboldt Brewery Hemp Beer or our famous ?Yah Mon! Rum Punch in the Beverage Oasis.
Tickets will be available after July 20th at Brass Unicorn, Grandmarie’s Chicken Pie Shop, Livingstone's, The Landmark, Tower Theatre, The Movies, Sequoia Brewing Company Tower and Sequoia Brewery North.
For more information call the TDMC at 497-8362, or log on to
www.towerdistrict.org/jamaicamyweekend
Proceeds to benefit Tower District neighborhood projects. Jamaica My Weekend is presented by the TOWER DISTRICT MARKETING COMMITTEE,Wendy Russell Productions, Humboldt Brewery Hemp Beer and Donaghy Sales.
Tuesday, August 15
Deadline for articles and calendar items to the September, 2006 Community
Alliance newspaper.
Send information to AllianceEditor@Comcast.net
Wednesday, August 16 - Friday, September 8
The Rachel
Corrie Exhibit will be in Fresno. Here is what is confirmed, so
far:
Reedley Peace Center
A display and lecture on August 18th, at Reedley Peace Center in
Reedley
Guest Speaker: Adam Shapiro, founder of International Solidarity Movement
Topic: Palestinian non-violent Resistance
Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno
An opening ceremony reception of the Rachel Corrie Exhibit on Saturday, August 19 at 7:00 PM
Guest Speaker: Adam Shapiro, founder of International Solidarity Movement
Topic: Alternatives to Israeli Occupation of Palestine
Friday, September 1 at 7:00 PM
A special community forum titled "Voices of Courage" featuring Cindy
and Craig Corrie, parents of Rachel Corrie.
Fresno City College
A display of the Rachel Corrie Exhibit starting on Monday, August 29 through
Thursday, August 31 at the Student Lounge, South Side of Cafeteria
A special presentation by Cindy and Craig Corrie on Wednesday, August 30 at 12
noon at the Student Lounge, South Side of Cafeteria
Arte Americas
A display of the Rachel Corrie Exhibit starting on Monday, August 21 through
Friday, August 26
A special presentation on Thursday, August 25 at 7:00 PM
Eyewitness Report from Palestine featuring Don Friesen of the Christian
Peacemaking Team has just left to Palestine and will be providing an update upon
his return
California State University Fresno
A special presentation by Cindy and Craig Corrie on Thursday, August 31 at 7:00
PM.
Wednesday, August 16
7 - 9 PM
League of Women Voters of Fresno Annual Ice Cream Social will be held at 2655
West Celeste Avenue, an outdoor event. There is no charge but the public is
requested to call in a reservation at 226-8683 so we know how many people to
expect. Supervisor Henry Perea will speak on Mental Health in Fresno County, and
ice cream will be served.
Friday, August 18
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center presents Speaker: Adam Shapiro of the ISM, the
International Solidarity Movement. He will be speaking about the work and death
of Rachel Corrie who was involved in an ISM attempt to stop Israeli demolition
of a Palestinian home when she was run over and killed by an Israeli bulldozer.
This is the opening night of the Rachel Corrie Exhibit, which will be in the
Fresno area for nearly three weeks.
Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org
Saturday, August 19
9 AM - 12:30 PM
Women’s Voices - Women’s Votes march and rally at the Fulton Mall in
downtown Fresno.
Wednesday, August 23
5:30 PM
The National Women's Political Caucus -Fresno County holds its annual Women's
Equality Day event commemorating USA women winning the right to vote. This year
our theme is "The Many Faces of Education" and our honorees are Coke
Hallowell, Carol Gaab Hansen, Jack Osterhaus, Judy Parker, Dorothy Smith and
Barbara Thomas. The featured speaker will be Armen Bacon, Executive Assistant to
Fresno County Superintendent of Schools and Mistress of Ceremonies will be Karen
Humphrey, former Mayor of Fresno. The location is Pardini’s at 2257 W. Shaw
and tickets are $75. For more information , call 229-9661.
Thursday, August 24
7 PM
Water: What Everyone Needs to Know, a powerful array of speakers- all
water experts: Lloyd Carter, environmentalist, journalist, attorney and
president of Restore the San Joaquin, Steve Haze, the manager of Millerton Lake
Water District , Dr. John Suen, hydrologist and geology professor at CSUF, and
Ron Pistoresi, farmer and chairman of the Madera Irrigation District
Bring your questions. With many bonds issues seeking voter approval in the form of propositions on the ballot, we need to get informed. This forum is presented by Central Valley Progressive PAC (CVPPAC). It is hosted by the UU Social Justice Committee and Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom (WILPF). It is being held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno at 4144 North Millbrook south of Ashlan. This is a FREE EVENT. For information call Lydia Flores (435-7360)
Friday, August 25
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center presents Speaker: Nana-Dicta Graves, Ghanaian artist
and dancer will tell her story.
Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org
Saturday, August 26
6:30 PM
Celebrate with Central Valley Progressive PAC (CVPPAC ) This is our third
anniversary. Meet other progressives. Where? At Howard Watkins’, 1785 Dovewood
Avenue. Please RSVP so that we can plan sufficient refreshments. Music is
anticipated. The City Council members will also be invited. $20 suggested
donation. Free to new members. Reply to Lydia Flores 435-7360
Saturday, August 26
7 PM
Steve Thachuk, one of Canada's most outstanding classical guitarists. Join us at
the beautiful downtown Arte Americas, 1630 Van Ness Avenue, for an evening of
classical guitar music. This concert is a benefit for the Central California
Criminal Justice Committee and Fresno Center for Nonviolence. Tickets: $10.00
($15.00 at door) may be purchased at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N.
Van Ness (Mon-Fri 11-3), Patrick's Music, 769 E. Barstow (224-7287), and The
Movies, 1435 N. Van Ness (233-8346). For further information call the Center at
237-3223.
Wednesday, September 13 or
Thursday, September 14
The Eleventh Great Oxford/Fresno Debate. The motion before the house is:
"The people of the United States would benefit by the decriminalization of
all drugs". I need three conservatives to argue the con side. and three
liberals to argue the pro side. If interested or you know of anybody who would
be interested in being on either panel please call Vincent Lavery at (559)
455-0821.
Saturday, September 16
The Madera Tamejavi Festival will take place in Corte Madera Park, in the
downtown area of the city. Because the principal organizers are indigenous
Mixtec, Zapotec, and P'urhepechas, the overriding theme will be "Un Dia de
Convivencia Indigena," along with the celebration of the efforts indigenous
peoples are making to build a sense of community in the city of Madera.
The festival will begin with an opening ceremony presented by our Native American brothers and sisters, followed by a parade/march through the main streets of Madera. We will arrive at the marketplace in the park, a place in which crafts presentations will be held. Two indigenous musicians will be the headliners of the festival Rocio Prospero, the well-known P'urhepecha singer and Marta Toledo, the equally well-known Zapotec singer from Juxitan. We are also hoping to count on the presence of Alejandro Vera; a Mixtec mask sculptor, as well as other indigenous artisans living in the Central Valley. As in previous years, we will have platicas addressing issues impacting the Central Valley, photography exhibitions, and poetry sessions, we will conclude the mini-festival with music and a sampling of future presentations for the 2007 Third TAMEJAVI.
Friday, September 22
The DoloresHuerta Foundation is scheduling it's Second Annual Golf Tournament at
the River Lakes Golf Course in Bakersfield, 5201 River Lakes Drive, Bakersfield.
Individual Play $100, Foursome $380. We are also seeking sponsors. For more
information contact Ldeleon@doloreshuerta.org
Saturday, September 23
The Community Alliance ten year anniversary event.
Friday, September 29
8 PM
Memorial Auditorium
Scotland's Dougie MacLean is a performer of extraordinary warmth and ease with a
knack for turning the experiences of his own life into something universally
understood. Tickets for An Evening with Dougie MacLean are $25 until Sept. 1st,
$30 thereafter - available at Roger Rocka's Box Office, online at http://www.RogerRockas.com
or by phone at (800) 371-4747.
A special about Dougie's music was aired last year on NPR's Thistle & Shamrock and he has been voted "favorite male vocalist" by its listeners. You can learn more about Dougie MacLean and listen to samples of his music at http://www.dougiemaclean.com
Sunday, October 1
KFCF 88.1 FM/Fresno Free College Foundation annual banquet. Historian Matthew
Lasar will be the guest speaker. He wrote the two volume history of Pacifica
Radio and is a frequent guest on KPFA speaking about Pacifica issues, community
radio and what the FCC is up to. The event will be held at Love and Garlic.
(More details will be available soon)
Friday, October 6
8 PM
The Third Annual Gene Bluestein Memorial Concert featuring The Bluestein Family
will be held at the Tower Theatre, 815 E Olive in Fresno. Tickets are on sale
now. Call (559) 485-9050.
Saturday, October 7
Fresno Center for Nonviolence ANNUAL BOOK SALE - Time and Location TBA.
For Info: Vincent 455-0821 or Angela 435-6383
Looking for more Arts, Music, and Cultural events in Fresno? Check out the Fresno Famous calendar of events:
http://www.fresnofamous.com/events.php
ONGOING WEEKLY ACTIVITIES/PROGRAMS
Every Sunday
3 - 4 PM
Sunday Food Not Bombs serves free food at Courthouse Park to anyone who is
hungry. They
Every Tuesday
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Fresno River Zen group meets in Horsley Hall at the Unitarian
Universalist Church, 4144 N.
Every Monday and Tuesday
7–9:30 PM
The St. Benedict Catholic Worker serves a meal to the homeless, working
poor, and visitors and released inmates in front of Fresno County Jail
(corner of Fresno and M streets). Volunteers are
Every Tuesday
7 PM
Peace Fresno meets at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence at 1584 N Van
Ness, south of
For an up-to-the-minute listing of all peace actions in the Fresno area, call the Fresno Center for
Nonviolence at (559) 23PEACE (237–3223). For more information about Peace Fresno, call 487–2515 or visit their Web site at www.peacefresno.orgEvery Friday
7 PM
Reedley Peace Center holds it weekly peace meeting at the Fellowship Hall
at Reedley's First
Every Saturday
1–2 PM
Food Not Bombs feeds the hungry near the Olive Ave entrance to Roeding
Park. The location for
Every Saturday
1 PM until the last patient is served
Medical clinic for the homeless, actively injecting drug users, and
prostitutes. You can find them
Every Saturday
1–3 PM
Fresno Free Bicycle Repair Clinic. Most Saturdays. Donations of bicycle
parts, inner tubes, and
ONGOING MONTHLY ACTIVITIES/PROGRAMS
1st Sunday of every month
8 - 9 AM
The South Valley Peace Center < http://www.svpc.info/
> has peace demonstrations at the
The So. Valley Peace Center is on its summer (2006) schedule. Vigil is 8-9 AM each fist Sunday
at the corner of Caldwell and Mooney, followed by breakfast at Chapala's Mexican Restaurant on Caldwell. Their regular meetings are at the Visalia Friends meeting House on the 4th Sunday of the month.1st Sunday of every month
3 - 5 PM
Fresno Stonewall Democrats meeting at Java Wava,1940 North Echo across
from Fresno High is
3rd Sunday of every month
10 AM–12 Noon
World Meditation Day is observed to promote peace within oneself and
harmony in the world.
3rd Sunday of every month
1 PM
Humanists of the San Joaquin Valley meet in Room 1 at the Unitarian
Universalist Church of
2nd Monday of every month
1 PM
The Living Wage Committee will meet at the SEIU 250 office, 1279 N Wishon.
For further
3rd Monday of every Month
6:30 PM
California Prison Moratorium Project will meet at the Fresno Center for
Non Violence, 1584 N Van Ness. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting.
The discussion "Uncaging the Valley" mobilizing a valley wide
coalition an exclusive valley focused project. Potluck is encouraged but
not required. Upcoming , speakers from the anti prison movement are being
scheduled. Call Deb Reyes at 559-916-4370 for more info.
4th Monday of every month
7 PM
FresCAMP (Fresno Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides) meets at the
Barn at Margaret
3rd Tuesday of every month
7 PM
The Fresno Free College Foundation (owner and operator of KFCF 88.1 FM)
Board of Directors
1st Wednesday of every month
12 Noon–1 PM
Women in Black– Silent Vigil at the Fresno County Courthouse entrance.
Show your support for
1st Wednesday of every month
7 PM
The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee meetings are held in the
State Building Assembly Room. The address is 2550 Mariposa Ave. Call Steve
Haze, Chair – 855-8844
1st Wednesday of every month
7:30 PM
Conservation Committee of the Sierra Club Tehipite Chapter at the
Unitarian Universalist
1st Thursday of every month
ART HOP. For more information contact Maria Franco at mfranco@fresnoarts.org
or call
2nd Thursday of every month
5 PM
The Human Relations Commission meetings are open to the public. Regular
meetings are usually scheduled on the second Thursday of each month in
Meeting Room 2165N of City Hall. Any person who wants to place an issue
before the Commission should first contact the HRC staff at 621–7770.
2nd Thursday of every month
7 PM
Fresno LGBTQ Social Group ( http://www.gayfresno.com/social/
)
Carrow's Fresno
1484 E. Shaw Ave
(one block south of Fashion Fair)
Get together and hang out
2nd Thursday of every month
7 PM
Monthly meeting of the Fresno County Green Party, County Council, at the
California State
2nd Thursday of every month
7 PM
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom meeting, 1584 N Van
Ness, south of
3rd Thursday of every month
6–8 PM
Fresno County Bicycle Coalition, monthly meetings to provide a forum for
bicyclists to organize, discuss common concerns, and influence public
policy. If you are interested in helping Fresno County become more
bike-friendly, you are invited to join this group. Please call (559) 444–2065
for more information.
3rd Thursday of every month
6:30 PM
Central California Criminal Justice Committee is meeting at the Fresno
Center for Nonviolence,
1st Friday of every month
4:30–6:30 PM
Peace Fresno is at Shaw and Blackstone Avenues to protest the occupation
of Iraq and other
1st Friday of every month
7–9 PM
Dances of Universal Peace. Sacred Circle Dances from Around the World at
the First
3rd Friday of every month
4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
"Justice Corner" In West Fresno
The local chapter of the National Action Network with support from Peace
Fresno is establishing
Supporters of peace and social justice issues are invited to join with NAN and Peace Fresno
members on third Friday of every month from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM.For more information contact Rev. Floyd Harris Jr, California State President of the National
Action Network, (559) 264 - 0097 www.nancal.org Xyfloyd@aol.com1st Saturday of every month
9:30 AM
Kennedy Club of the San Joaquin Valley meets at Denny's Restaurant at Abby
and Divisidero.
1st Saturday of every month
3–5 PM
Women of Spirit—a gathering of women rediscovering their own spirituality and enabling others to do the same. You are invited to join the circle of women the first Saturday of each month, at 7319 N Fourth St, Fresno. Beginning and closing meditation, discussion and activity, light refreshments after closing. The event is free. Both men and women are welcome. Contact: Veena Kapoor, (559) 435–2212.
2nd Saturday of every month
9:30 AM
Fresno Center for Nonviolence monthly meeting at 1584 N. Van Ness, south
of McKinley.
2nd Saturday of every month
10 AM
The Black Political Council meets at King of Kings on Martin Luther King
Blvd.
4th Saturday of Every Month
8 -10 AM
Tower Beautification Cleanup. Meet at the Olive/Wishon corner of the
Chicken Pie Shop. Bring
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