Saturday, July 4
9 a.m. - 12 Noon
The 12th Annual 4th of July Celebration of our Diversity Brunch will be held at O'Neill Park on the CSUF campus (Barstow between Maple and Chestnut streets). The public is invited to join Interfaith Groups for a Brunch provided by the Sikh Community, and to celebrate with music, dance and entertainment from the variety of faith and cultural groups represented here in the Fresno Area. The grand celebration includes great food and entertainment representing the pluralism of Fresno—pluralism that makes America great. Suggested donation: $5 with a maximum of $20 per family. Tickets will be available at the brunch. For further information call Rev. Bryan Jessup, 225-1438.

Tuesday, July 7
5:30 pm to 8 pm
The National Women’s Political Caucus presents: "Robin McGehee: We Can Be Activists Too!" at Toledo's, SW Corner of Fresno & Shaw. The NWPC July program will feature Robin McGehee, Fresno Gay Rights Activist, inspiring us about how she went from being "Joan Q. Citizen" to "Robin the Activist" and the lead organizer of the statewide "Meet In The

Middle 4 Equality" rally held recently in Fresno. She is—and has been--a recognized local—and national--spokesperson on this and other issues and has endured critics along the way. Key to her presentation will be how we can be activists about issues we care about and how we might endure the critics along the way too.

This valuable NWPC program will start exactly at 7:00 pm and will be introduced by our program committee member Ray Ensher. A 10 minute Q&A period will begin at 7:30 pm. You won't want to miss it! Invite friends to be your guests; they'll be glad you did and, before the meeting is over, they may even join us! So we can be sure to have a seat for you, please make your reservation today by emailing Janet Cloonan at hatjanet@sbcglobal.net  or calling her at 559-439-5818.

Wednesday, July 8
3 p.m.
The "Stir it Up" radio show on KFCF 88.1 FM. Gerry Bill is hosting the Center for Nonviolence monthly "Stir it Up" show. His guests will be the people from the Fresno area who are traveling to Cuba with the 20th Pastors for Peace Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba on July 13. This is a call-in show (559) 266-8888.

Wednesday, July 8
Dinner and social 6 P.M. meeting and program 7 P.M.
Fresno Stonewall Democrats will meet at Carrow's Restaurant 4280 N. Blackstone at Ashlan in Fresno. The ongoing selection process for the civilian review auditor formerly known as the independent police auditor for the City of Fresno. Ongoing fund raising and membership activities will also be discussed. Fresno Stonewall Democrats represents the interests of the gay lesbian bisexual and transgender community in and around Fresno through the Democratic Party. For more information contact 292-4905 or jayhubbell@comcast.net

Wednesday, July 8
6:30 music, 7pm show
The Tony Award-winning San Francisco MimeTroupe celebrates its 50th Anniversary season with a song and dance satire of monumental proportions, TOO BIG TO FAIL. Bay Area favorite and Mime Troupe Alumni Wilma Bonet directs Velina Brown (Veronique of the Mounties, Red State), BW Gonzalez (Seeing Double), Ed Holmes (Seeing Double, Making a Killing), Lisa Hori-Garcia (GodFellas, Red State), Adrian Mejia (Red State), and Michael Gene Sullivan (GodFellas, Making a Killing) in this odyssey through the twists and turns of banking bureaucracy and international finance. Written by Michael Gene Sullivan and Ellen Callas, and featuring a live band under the direction of Pat Moran (music and lyrics), TOO BIG TO FAIL will be at the CSU Fresno, John Wright Theater. For tickets (on sale 6/8) – 559.278.5109.

Wednesday, July 8
7 PM (Potluck at 6:30)
The Center for Nonviolence will show the HBO special Will Ferrell in You're Welcome America . . A Final Night with George W. Bush at the Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N. Van Ness. (south-east corner of McKinley and Van Ness). It's time for change in America--but not without a few parting words from the departing President of the United States. Will Ferrell stars in a special live performance of his heralded one-man Broadway show, inhabiting one of his favorite political characters from Saturday Night Live, outgoing 43^rd President George W Bush. Ferrell provides hilarious insights into Bush's childhood, his academic and social career at Yale, his stint as a baseball team co-owner, his emergence into politics, and his cherished if checkered tenure in and (frequently) out of the White House. It is 91 min. long. As a "potboiler" to this film the audience will be treated to an hilarious clip filmed by Elfie Ballis of Richard Stone's "George W. Bush" in "Esperanza Y Luz: a Tale of Two Immigrant Women". Wheelchair accessible. Free to the public. (NO MID-DAY SHOWING IN JULY)

Friday, July 10
5:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Fresno Filmworks presents "Everlasting Moments" at the Tower Theatre. The lyrical Swedish drama, which was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards, tells the story of a working-class woman whose entire life is transformed after she wins a camera in a lottery. Advance tickets cost $10 general and $8 for students and seniors, and can be purchased by check or cash at the Tower Theatre box office, 815 E. Olive Ave., and at JA Photography, 2003 N. Van Ness Blvd. Tickets can be purchased online at www.FresnoFilmworks.org . For details, visit www.FresnoFilmworks.org or call (559) 221-0755.

Friday, July 10
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. (light potluck at 6:30 p.m., program at 7 p.m.)
The Reedley Peace Center presents For the Bible Tells Me So. An exploration of the intersection between religion and homosexuality in the U.S. and how the religious right has used its interpretation of the Bible to stigmatize the gay community. Fellowship Hall, First Mennonite Church, 1208 L St. (between 12th & 13th Sts.), Reedley. Free. For more info, e-mail Don Friesen at dfriesen0@gmail.com.

Saturday, July 11
3:30 p.m.
Central Valley Progressive Pac meeting. Come hear new ideas on meeting our water needs. Fresno Center for Non-Violence, 1584 N. Van Ness Avenue at Mc Kinley. Speaker is Steve Haze with the San Joaquin Valley Water Leadership Forum. Mr. Haze will address " Our Water, Our Valley, Our Future." For information www.cvppac.org or 559-435-7360.

Saturday, July 11
7:30 p.m.
LaQuerencia Concerts Presents JENNINGS AND KELLER in a House Concert in the LaQuerencia (Fresno Cohousing) Common House, 2658 E. Alluvial (between Chestnut and Willow).

Laurie Jennings Oudin and Dana Keller are an acoustic duo based out of Miami. They call their music "Fusion Folk Americana"—a blend of many different elements from their wide-ranging musical backgrounds. Since the release of their debut CD, "Susan's House", Jennings and Keller have gained recognition throughout the country. In 2007 alone they were finalists in five folk song writing contests.

Laurie is well known as the former proprietor of The Main Street Cafe, which was viewed across the country as the premier acoustic music venue in Florida. A former Shakespearean actress, Laurie has been a singer and songwriter for many years. Dana is a veteran pedal steel, dobro and guitar player who has performed with such luminaries as Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Stevie Wonder, Larry Graham, Marvin Gaye, Dave Mason, Johnny Rodriguez and The Allen Brothers. He has opened for, among others, Spirit, Pure Prairie League, Gordon Lightfoot, Waylon Jennings, and Buck Owens.

"… Jennings and Keller perform literate story songs sung and strummed with great emotion and depth. They may be playing right in front of you or you may be listening to Jennings and Keller in your house, but their songs will take you on journeys..."

For more information or to hear their music, visit www.jenningsandkeller.com. Tickets $15 Each. Limited Seating Available. Advanced Purchase or Reservations Only. For Information or to Order Tickets call Lorenzo at (559) 367-9528 or email lorenzo.bassman@fresnocohousing.org

Monday, July 13
6 p.m. (potluck), program at 7 p.m.
The 20th Pastors for Peace Friendshipment to Cuba which will be stopping in Fresno. Several people from the Fresno area will be joining them at this point. The speaker coming with the caravanistas will be Alicia Jrapko. Alicia was born and raised in Cordoba, Argentina. In 1976, during the repressive military dictatorship, she was forced to leave her homeland and relocate in the San Francisco Bay Area. Alicia first traveled to Cuba in 1994 with IFCO/Pastors for Peace. Following her return, she became active in the San Francisco Bay Area Friendshipment Committee, a nonprofit organization which supports IFCO/Pastors for Peace projects in Cuba, Chiapas, Mexico and Central America. Alicia later became involved with the National Committee to Free the Five Cubans imprisoned in the United States. She has traveled to Latin America including Mexico, Cuba, Brazil and Argentina and participated in several International Events.

This is a FREE event and will be held at Margaret Hudson's Barn and Garden, 4246 N. Thorne (north off of Ashlan, west of Palm) This event is hosted by the Fresno Center for Nonviolence for. Wheelchair accessible. For information or to arrange for donations of aid, please contact Gerry Bill at 559 227-2133, or gerry.bill@gmail.com

Wednesday, July 15
3 - 3:30 p.m.
"Speaking Truth to Empire" on KFCF 88.1 FM: Dan Yaseen will interview Chris Hedges, author and columnist who is currently a senior fellow at The Nation Institute. He spent nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent in more than 50 countries, in Central America, the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans. He worked for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times.

Friday, July 17
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. (light potluck at 6:30 p.m., program at 7 p.m.)
The Reedley Peace Center presents The Waking of Ned Devine. How can dead Irishman Ned Devine collect his lottery winnings? Well, longtime cronies Jackie O'Shea and Michael O'Sullivan have the answer. After discovering that Ned croaked from the shock of hitting the jackpot, Jackie and Michael mastermind a scheme to impersonate the lucky stiff and collect his prize money. Now all they need to do is persuade the rest of Tulaigh Mohr's denizens to go along… Fellowship Hall, First Mennonite Church, 1208 L St. (between 12th & 13th Sts.), Reedley. Free. For more info, e-mail Don Friesen at dfriesen0@gmail.com.

Friday, July 24
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. (light potluck at 6:30 p.m., program at 7 p.m.)
The Reedley Peace Center presents Promises. Several Jewish and Palestinian children are followed for three years and put in touch with each other, in this alternative look at the Jewish-Palestinian conflict. These seven children tell their own story about growing up in Jerusalem. Fellowship Hall, First Mennonite Church, 1208 L St. (between 12th & 13th Sts.), Reedley. Free. For more info, e-mail Don Friesen at dfriesen0@gmail.com.

Wednesday, July 29
Evening
Jefferson Jackson Dinner with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. This event will be held at Pardini’s Restaurant , 2257 W Shaw Ave in Fresno and is sponsored by the Fresno County Democratic Women’s Club. Tickets are $75. For reservations or more information, call Mary Stanley at 268-5756.

Saturday, July 31
5:30 p.m.
Centro La Familia's 18th annual Night of Jazz will be held this year at Artes Americas, 1630 Van Ness Ave. in Fresno, with music by the Steve Lopez Jazz Band. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door, and all proceeds benefit Centro's advocacy work on behalf of low-income families in Fresno. Doors open at 5:30 and admission includes a buffet and no host bar, and there will be raffles and a silent auction. For tickets or information call Centro at (559) 237-2961 or 1-877-294-3772.

Friday, July 31
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. (light potluck at 6:30 p.m., program at 7 p.m.)
The Reedley Peace Center presents Radical Harmonies. A documentary of women's music from the 1960's and 70's will be presented by Hope Nisly. Fellowship Hall, First Mennonite Church, 1208 L St. (between 12th & 13th Sts.), Reedley. Free. For more info, e-mail Don Friesen at dfriesen0@gmail.com.

Friday, July 31
8 to 11 p.m.
KFCF 88.1 FM fundraiser (10-year anniversary of the KPFA lockout and the birth of locally produced shows like Wasteland of the Free) will be held at the Full Circle Brewing Co. 612 F St. (in Fresno's historic Chinatown). Featuring: The Lance Canales Trio, Dalisay Richter, and Baloney Creek. Organic veggie muchies provided free of charge $8 donation (no one will be refused entry for lack of funds).

Thursday, August 27
The National Women’s Political Caucus will be hosting their annual Women's Equality PAC Dinner to honor working women. For more info, contact Mary Stanley at nwpcmarys@cs.com

Saturday, September 19
Evening
The Fresno Free College Foundation annual banquet. Details are being finalized and will be available soon. Save the date.

Saturday, October 3
7 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
The Pink Show is happy to present to you a benefit concert inside of the Historical Tower Theatre coming this fall. The event will be a moving evening full of local talent. This is the first year The Pink Show has expanded to include all women's issues, including breast cancer, ovarian cancer and domestic violence. www.ThePinkShow.org for more information.

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 start cooking at 1 PM and serve the food at 3 PM (meet at the Tulare side of the park). For more information see: http://cafefresno.org/

Every Tuesday
6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Fresno River Zen group meets at the Unitarian Universalist Church. This group welcomes all who wish to seek clarity, compassion, and harmony with oneself and the world through mindful meditation. Emphasis is on bringing peaceful actions from personal experience in meditation to healing the world. Teaching and practice in the spirit of the Suzuki Roshi Lineage is led by Grace Schireson, an ordained Zen priest. For more information, call Grace at (559) 877-2400 or email her at grace@emptynestzendo.org  .

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 needed to help prepare and serve the meals. For more information contact Liza Apper at (559) 229–6410 or Lizaosb@aol.com ; or visit their Web site:  www.sbcw.org .

Every (other) Tuesday
7 PM
Peace Fresno meets at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence at 1584 N Van Ness, south of McKinley. If you want to help stop Bush's endless war against the world, come to this meeting!  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.org

Every Wednesday

7:30 AM

David Bacon's Labor Journal on KFCF 88.1 FM. David Bacon's experience as a union organizer and his world-wide contacts in the Labor community makes him uniquely qualified as a journalist specializing in issues and concerns of working people. He covers a broad range of labor news and issues locally, nationally and globally. See David's web site at http://dbacon.igc.org

Every Thursday
6:15 PM
NORML (working to legalize responsible use) meets at CSUF Science II room 107.  For more information email csufresnonorml@gmail.com or visit www.myspace.com/csufnorml 

Every Friday
7 PM
Reedley Peace Center holds it weekly peace meeting at the Fellowship Hall at Reedley's First Mennonite Church, 1208 L Street, Reedley. Programs vary, but the focus is always on peace issues: local, state, national, international. The contact is Carol Krehbiel: (559) 637–9098 or ckrehbiel@earthlink.net . The meeting is free, open to the public, and accessible to the handicapped.

Every Saturday
1–2 PM
Food Not Bombs feeds the hungry near the Olive Ave entrance to Roeding Park.  If you would like to help us prepare our meal, we meet every Saturday at Wesley United Methodist Church (1343 E. Barstow) at 10am.   For more information email: fresnofnb@hotmail.com or visit the official FNB website foodnotbombs.net 

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 near Hughes and Olive Ave. Staffed by Dr. Marc Lasher and volunteers. Accepting financial donations. Contact: 266–0444.

Most Saturday
1–3 PM
Fresno Free Bicycle Repair Clinic.  Donations of bicycle parts, inner tubes, and blinky lights welcome. Volunteers needed to help with minor repairs. The bicycle clinic is near the Olive Ave entrance to Roeding Park, beside Food Not Bombs. For more info and to arrange donations, e-mail fresnofreebikeclinic@yahoo.com 

ONGOING MONTHLY ACTIVITIES/PROGRAMS

1st Sunday of every month
1 - 3 PM
The South Valley Peace Center holds a demonstration for peace at Mooney and Walnut in Visalia.

1^st Sunday of every month
5 PM
We don't BURN Heretics - We Welcome Them! Atheist, Secular Humanist, Rational Skeptic, Agnostic – would you like to be welcomed too? The Central Valley Alliance of Atheists and Skeptics meets every month to discover ways to promote a secular, rational viewpoint throughout the Central Valley. We invite like minded people and their supports to be a part of our new organization: Phone: (559) 892-0102 Website: www.cvaas.org

3rd Sunday of every month
3 - 5 PM
World Meditation Day is observed to promote peace within oneself and harmony in the world. Held at 7319 N Fourth St, Fresno. Program includes guided meditation followed by discussion and light refreshments. Call Veena Kapoor, (559) 435–2212, for more information.

3rd Sunday of every month
12 PM
Humanists of the San Joaquin Valley meets at the UU Church, 2672 E. Alluvial Ave. Clovis. They welcome guests and inquirers.  Information at their Web site at www.fresno.humanists.net 

1st Monday of every month
6:30PM – 8:30PM
Central Valley Café Scientifique. Scientists and those curious meets at Lucy's Lair 10063 N Maple Ave, where non-scientists can engage in stimulating (and friendly) conversation about current scientific topics with local researchers and scientists. Café Scientifique is a growing movement, having started in the United Kingdom. There are several Café Scientifique meetings in the Bay Area.  Website: http://www.valleycafesci.org/

3rd Tuesday of every month
7 PM
The Fresno Free College Foundation (owner and operator of KFCF 88.1 FM) Board of Directors meet Machinist's Union Hall at 544 W. Olive Ave, across from the DMV. The public is invited. For more information call (559) 233–2221, e-mail kfcf@kfcf.org  , or visit www.kfcf.org 

1st Wednesday of every month
12 Noon–1 PM
Women in Black– Silent Vigil at the Fresno County Courthouse entrance. Show your support for PEACE and for negotiated settlements of US current military actions! Meet downtown at the Fresno courthouse, and stand silently, advocating for PEACE. For more info, call 278–7140 or 225–2850.

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 Mall, Fresno . Contact Secretary Jay Hubbell at (559) 292-4905 or jayhubbell@comcast.net  or visit www.fcdcc.org  for more information. 

2^nd Wednesday of every month
6 PM for dinner and 7 PM for call to order
The Fresno Stonewall Democrats meets at Carrow's Restaurant 4280 N. Blackstone Avenue, Fresno (On the east side of Blackstone just north of Ashlan).  Stonewall Democrats represent the interests of the LGBT community through the Democratic Party.   Phone: Chuck Krugman for more information: (559) 266-9237 E-mail Chuck at: ckrugman@sbcglobal.net http://www.mangen.com/stonewall/

Third Wednesday of every month
7 PM
General meeting of the Tehipite Chapter of the Sierra Club at the University of California Center, 550 E. Shaw Ave. The general public is invited to attend these meetings featuring presentations and slide shows on diverse topics. Meetings not held in July and August.

1st Thursday of every month
ArtHop will be held on two different days of the month; every first and third Thursdays effective January 2008 ArtHop. First Thursday of the month is slated for the Downtown Fresno and Tower District, while the third Thursday is for the Metropolitan Areas (outside Downtown and Tower).  For more information see http://www.fresnoarthop.org/ , contact Maria Franco at mfranco@fresnoarts.org  , or call (559) 237- 9734.

2nd Thursday of every month
6:30 PM
Health Care for All Central California meets at the California School Employees Association, 2501 W Shaw #107 (SW corner of Shaw and Hughes, between Marks and West).

2nd Thursday of every month
7 PM
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom meeting, 1584 N Van Ness, south of McKinley.  For more information contact JEAN HAYS skyhorse3593@sbcglobal.net . 

2nd Thursday of every month
7 PM
Monthly meeting of the Fresno County Green Party, County Council, at the California State Building in downtown Fresno. The address is 2550 Mariposa Ave., and is located between O and P streets and Fresno and Tulare. Enter through the main door along the pedestrian mall just off P Street. Call 559 227-0293 or go to www.cagreens.org/fresno  for more information.

3rd Thursday of every month
FresCAMP (Fresno Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides) meeting. For more information call (559) 227–6134.

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, 1564 North Van Ness ( Southeast corner of McKinley and Van Ness).

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 harmful domestic and foreign policies of the Bush administration. Peace Fresno advocates alternatives to war and social and environmental justice. For more information go to www.peacefresno.org

1st and 3rd Friday of every Month
5:30 PM
California Prison Moratorium Project members, volunteers, walk ins welcomed at both meetings. We meet at 1055 N Van Ness, Suite C. These meetings are dedicated to our local jail and prison " No New Cages" expansion plans. These meetings are a mobilizing effort to unite the our communities about the runaway costs of incarceration in the valley. Potluck is encouraged but not required. Local Campaigns, Actions and Upcoming events are discussed at these meetings Call Debbie at 559-266-5901 for more info.

1st Friday of every month
7–9 PM
Dances of Universal Peace. Sacred Circle Dances from Around the World at the First Congregational Church, Van Ness and Yale.

2nd Friday of every month
7 PM
Fresno LGBTQ Social Group  http://www.gayfresno.com/social/  (Location varies each month, please see site).  We are a social activity group that gets together once a month to enjoy a social activity that changes monthly.  Bowling, BBQ, cards, dinner, etc.  Join us, get together and have a great time!

4th Friday of every month
5 - 6 PM
Street Heat on KFCF, 88.1 FM in Fresno.  This is the Community Alliance radio show.

1st Saturday of every month
9 AM (breakfast)
9:30 AM (business meeting)
10 AM (program)
Kennedy Club of the San Joaquin Valley meets.  Call (559) 439-8140 for more information.

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.  For more information about the Fresno Center for Nonviolence, see their Web site www.centerfornonviolence.org  or call 559–23PEACE (237–3223).

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 hat, gloves, broom or rakes and weed hoes, water. We supply orange vests, pick up bags, grabbers and extra tools. Why do we do this? To beautify our community and build empowerment through responsibility for our quality of life. Questions:? Call Coordinator, Gay Amend, at 237-6716 Sponsored by the Tower Trust, Council Districts 1 and 3 and the City of Fresno Sanitation Department which provides supplies and insurance.

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