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DanceFest II
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6th Annual Listen and Exchange
6th Annual Listen and Exchange tm Music, radio, TV and film industry extravaganza.  Meet labels, A&Rs, managers, and get heard! This two day event is located in Houston, TX and is a MUST ATTEND! For more info: www.listenandexchange.com

Daytona 500 Champion Ryan Newman to stop in Lynchburg, Va.
2008 Daytona 500 Champion Ryan Newman will make a special appearance at the grand opening celebration of the new Alltel location at 3919 Wards Road on Thursday, March 27. Newman will meet and greet fans between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and one lucky fan will be awarded a once-in-a-lifetime racing experience. Area residents who stop by the grand opening will have the opportunity to meet Newman, check out a replica of the No. 12 Alltel Dodge Charger, sample Alltel’s latest products and services, navigate the alltelracing.com website and take home prizes commemorating their experience.

Comedian Frank Caliendo to perform free show at Duke U.
Celebrity impersonator Frank Caliendo will perform a free show at Duke University’s Page Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 as part of Alltel Wireless’ “My Circle Pick & Roll Challenge.”  Blue Devil fans won the special appearance by the “Frank TV” star by having the most fans compete in Alltel’s weekly online college basketball pick’em game at FanU.com.  Tickets can be picked up at the Bryan Center Box Office or ordered at (919) 684-4444 and www.tickets.duke.edu ($3 charge).

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Nick
Nick Howard – a hot new indie rocker from England, has music featured on MTV’s “The Hills” and in an upcoming film “My Sassy Girl” (starring Elisha Cuthbert, best known for her role in the popular TV series “24”), due out this summer. He is having two live performances to promote his brand new album Something to Talk About (Honey Factor Records), which launched just earlier this month.  Now available through mySpace, iTunes, Rhapsody, E-Music, Snocap, Amazon and Napster. WHEN:   Wednesday, May 28, 2008 @ 9pm WHERE:    Arlene’s Grocery (95 Stanton St., b/n Allen and Ludlow).  Take F/V to 2nd Ave. stop.                 www.arlenesgrocery.net, 212.995.1652 COVER:  $8  (ages 21 and over)  Nick also has another show at The Canal Room on Friday, June 13th, at 8pm.

Nick Howard
WHO:    Nick Howard – hot new indie rocker from England, has music featured on MTV’s “The Hills” and in an upcoming film “My Sassy Girl” (starring Elisha Cuthbert, best known for her role in the popular TV series “24”), due out this summer.  Critics have raved about Howard’s music, calling it “superb,” “refreshing,” “poetic,” and “cutting edge.” WHAT:   Two live performances to promote his brand new album Something to Talk About (Honey Factor Records), which launched on May 7, 2008.  Now available through mySpace, iTunes, Rhapsody, E-Music, Snocap, Amazon and Napster. WHEN:   Friday, June 13, 2008 @ 8pm WHERE:  The Canal Room (285 West Broadway @ Canal).  Take A/C/E to Canal St. stop.                 www.canalroomlive.com, 212.941.8100 COVER:  $10 (ages 21 and over) www.nickhowardmusic.com   www.myspace.com/nickhoward   

THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS
WHO:    THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS Hold onto your hats (or turbans...)!  Introducing a new concept band that's hitting the NYC music scene with a vengeance.  They are the Thursday Night All Stars – a new jam band with an eclectic flair that's unlike anything you've heard before.  The members include the band leader Ayathollah Fancy, who plays the Persian Tar (small whiney guitar commonly heard in Persian music), the Monk of Funk, the Rabbi of the Beat, and the Pontiff of the Piano.  Kind of a mixture of Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East!  And these guys actually rock out! WHAT:   4 performances in June!  (Residency @ Pianos) WHEN:   Every Saturday in June (June 7, 14, 21, and 28) all at 12 midnight WHERE:  Pianos @ 158 Ludlow at Stanton (take F/V to 2nd Ave stop or J/M/Z/F to Delancey/Essex) COVER:  None www.thursdaynightallstars.com www.myspace.com/thursdaynightallstars

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AQUAMEETING
Under the sign of water Oporto Customhouse Building join offer of Excellence In the Health and Well-being tourism   Contribute to position Portugal as a privileged destination of well-being is one of the principal aims of the first International Meeting of Health and Well-being Tourism - AQUAMEETING – that will take place in the Customhouse Building, in Oporto, on 19, 20 and 21.September.2008. After a market analysis the AQUA meeting Office noted the importance of set down an event that projects tourism, health and well-being not as a fashion but as a trend. Furthermore, among the ten strategic products that the National Strategic Plan of Tourism (PENT) elects to consolidate and to develop, is the Health and Well-being and, also therefore, the Oporto Customhouse Building Congress Centre understood to call for some partners to organize this event which wants to be a meeting of continuity.  «The arguments to carry out this initiative are at sight», explains António Gouveia Santos, Porto Customhouse Building Congress Centre executive manager, sponsor of the initiative, adding that «Portugal has a long and important thermal history to promote, and the majority of Portuguese thermal waters are in the centre and north of the country, on the other hand, there is an educational perspective that aims to discuss ideas, clarify concepts, discover new projects». The initiative has the institutional support of Turismo de Portugal (Portugal Tourism Office) that «in face of initiative merit, express interest in cooperating in the event divulgation, as well as to participate in the topics under discussion ', and with the support of the Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (Northern Regional Commission for Coordination and Development), with Adturn, Turismo Norte de Portugal (North of Portugal Tourism Office), Porto Convention & Visitors Bureau, and with the Associação das Termas de Portugal (Portugal Thermal Waters Association). Parallel to the event, it will happens an international seminar which will deal with various topics related to health and well-being tourism and, further, some workshops subject to nutrition, thermal heritage and communication. This meeting looks for, first of all, to organize an excellent exhibition of thermal waters, hotels with SPA and thalassic, highlighting the offer of excellence that Portugal has in this sector. The SPAS of Lágrimas Group and the SPAS of Real Hotels, Penafiel Park Hotel, Água Hotels Mondim de Bastp, the thermal waters of Chaves, S. Jorge, Caldelas, S. Pedro do Sul and the Direcções Regionais de Turismo dos Açores e da Madeira (Azores and Madeira Regional Tourism Offices), among others, already mark their presence in this space. Different Galicia companies already marked presence, such as Tur Galicia, with 63meters of space! There are running out contacts with the France Embassy, for French companies to be present to. The Customhouse building will be divided into different areas: the aqua felling, where visitor can have access to different experiences; the aqua meaning, dedicated to show off some thermal collection, photographic exhibitions, new projects models; the aqua playing, a space devoted to child thermals’ and to children activities; the aqua fashion, dedicated to an initiative within the fashion; the aqua drinking, a waters bar of and other initiatives undertaken by the Confraria da Água (Water Confraternity); the aqua reading, an area of reading and debate; and the Aqua party, a party dedicated to celebrate the water benefits and to move up consciousness to this vital resource, in a view to sustainable development. «Besides the professional component, because we are organising, in partnership with organizations, a visit of strategic markets buyers, including Spain, France, Germany and England, this meeting is, still, addressed to the final consumer, eager for a quality offer, for which is being created a Well-being Passport, offered at the entry, to each visitor, and that can be used for a year», explains António Gouveia Santos. «The idea is not only to create a homogeneous and pleasant space, but also to provide to the visitor - and this is the key – an unique and innovative experiences», adds Gouveia Santos. During the days 19, 20 and 21 September, Oporto Customhouse Building will be a Health and Well-being destination where will take place many initiatives aimed to the sector professionals but also to the Public in general that will can find in this space the well-being vacations that always dreamed and, of course, to enjoy an experience. Everything under the sign of water. [More information can be requested to paula.freitas@aquameeting.com or to the mobile phone nº +351 918 156 855 - Paula Freitas, Communication Manager]

Thursday Night All Stars at Pianos
Thursday Night All Stars @ Piano Saturday, Jun 21st at Midnight 158 Ludlow St NY NY Thursday Night All Stars! “It’s a cross between stadium rock, world music, and an elementary school play.” --Fan describing a TNA show   Picture, if you can, what would happen if religious leaders from around the world came together to start a rock band. Imagine the fusion of sounds and perspectives from East and West, with music, singing, and laughter. Then picture a religious woman throwing off her veil, dancing wildly and belting out lyrics over heavy rock beats or tight grooves played by a Bishop, a Rabbi, a Monk, and an Ayatollah who plays a mean Persian Tar. If you can imagine all of that, then you would have some idea of what a show is like with the THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS.   The THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS can be described as an Iranian jazz-rock band with a revolving line-up that blends world music, jam rock, jazz, and pop music all in one entertaining show, complete with comedy, costumes and a bit of satire thrown in. Each member of the group parodies the role of a different religious figure of varying cultures—a Pontiff, a Rabbi, a nun, a Persian Ayatollah, a Friar, a Sheik, and a Monk—all in light-hearted way of symbolizing a sense of harmony among all creeds, cultures, and sects under the fictitious ideology they call Selfishtology. Their songs involve vocals (male and female), drums, saxophone, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar and an upright bass, as well as a Persian Tar played by front man Piruz Partow (as the zany Ayatollah Fancy). The band’s name is itself a play on Muslim cultural tradition. As Friday is the traditional Muslim day of rest, Thursday night is generally understood to be a big party night within that culture. “We wanted to be sure we didn’t offend anyone,” explains Partow. “So we depicted a variety of religious and cultural figures.”   The music of TNA owes much to the diverse background of its creator and songwriter Piruz Partow. A first-generation American, Partow was born and raised by Iranian Muslim parents in Philadelphia. While exposed to classical Persian music since childhood through his parents, Partow also grew up listening to classic and alternative rock and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead. He later earned his bachelors and masters degrees in music from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While he plays the role of serious music professor by day (he heads the string department at the Brooklyn Music School), he morphs into the rambunctious “Ayatollah Fancy” jamming on the Tar with TNA band mates until the wee hours on the weekends.   Partow fronts the band and plays the Tar (a traditional Persian string instrument) in a non-traditional rock/jazz fashion, using amplification and a distortion pedal. Also the band’s principal songwriter, Partow uses some lyrics with political and/or social commentary but with deliberate humor. For example, their rock love ballad “Being with You” invites Muslim women to “not cover yourselves but discover yourselves”; “Mahmoud” describes the tragedy of suicide bombers; and “I Hate Homework” is a humorous rock anthem against abuses within the education system. Other songs such as “Quiero Beber Mucho” and “Sexuality” are much more for pure amusement. Explains Josh Lindy (the Rabbi of the Beat), “We’re kind of like Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East, or maybe even a religious Village People!”   Without a doubt, TNA is a full entertainment enterprise. Granted the lyrics and costumes are amusing, it’s their music that stands out the most. “We take our music very seriously, but not ourselves,” explains Partow. “First and foremost, we want our audiences to hear some really good music—and enjoy themselves while they’re at it!”

Thursday Night All Stars @ Pianos
“It’s a cross between stadium rock, world music, and an elementary school play.” --Fan describing a TNA show   Picture, if you can, what would happen if religious leaders from around the world came together to start a rock band. Imagine the fusion of sounds and perspectives from East and West, with music, singing, and laughter. Then picture a religious woman throwing off her veil, dancing wildly and belting out lyrics over heavy rock beats or tight grooves played by a Bishop, a Rabbi, a Monk, and an Ayatollah who plays a mean Persian Tar. If you can imagine all of that, then you would have some idea of what a show is like with the THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS.   The THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS can be described as an Iranian jazz-rock band with a revolving line-up that blends world music, jam rock, jazz, and pop music all in one entertaining show, complete with comedy, costumes and a bit of satire thrown in. Each member of the group parodies the role of a different religious figure of varying cultures—a Pontiff, a Rabbi, a nun, a Persian Ayatollah, a Friar, a Sheik, and a Monk—all in light-hearted way of symbolizing a sense of harmony among all creeds, cultures, and sects under the fictitious ideology they call Selfishtology. Their songs involve vocals (male and female), drums, saxophone, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar and an upright bass, as well as a Persian Tar played by front man Piruz Partow (as the zany Ayatollah Fancy). The band’s name is itself a play on Muslim cultural tradition. As Friday is the traditional Muslim day of rest, Thursday night is generally understood to be a big party night within that culture. “We wanted to be sure we didn’t offend anyone,” explains Partow. “So we depicted a variety of religious and cultural figures.”   The music of TNA owes much to the diverse background of its creator and songwriter Piruz Partow. A first-generation American, Partow was born and raised by Iranian Muslim parents in Philadelphia. While exposed to classical Persian music since childhood through his parents, Partow also grew up listening to classic and alternative rock and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead. He later earned his bachelors and masters degrees in music from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While he plays the role of serious music professor by day (he heads the string department at the Brooklyn Music School), he morphs into the rambunctious “Ayatollah Fancy” jamming on the Tar with TNA band mates until the wee hours on the weekends.   Partow fronts the band and plays the Tar (a traditional Persian string instrument) in a non-traditional rock/jazz fashion, using amplification and a distortion pedal. Also the band’s principal songwriter, Partow uses some lyrics with political and/or social commentary but with deliberate humor. For example, their rock love ballad “Being with You” invites Muslim women to “not cover yourselves but discover yourselves”; “Mahmoud” describes the tragedy of suicide bombers; and “I Hate Homework” is a humorous rock anthem against abuses within the education system. Other songs such as “Quiero Beber Mucho” and “Sexuality” are much more for pure amusement. Explains Josh Lindy (the Rabbi of the Beat), “We’re kind of like Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East, or maybe even a religious Village People!”   Without a doubt, TNA is a full entertainment enterprise. Granted the lyrics and costumes are amusing, it’s their music that stands out the most. “We take our music very seriously, but not ourselves,” explains Partow. “First and foremost, we want our audiences to hear some really good music—and enjoy themselves while they’re at it!”

Thursday
“It’s a cross between stadium rock, world music, and an elementary school play.” --Fan describing a TNA show   Picture, if you can, what would happen if religious leaders from around the world came together to start a rock band. Imagine the fusion of sounds and perspectives from East and West, with music, singing, and laughter. Then picture a religious woman throwing off her veil, dancing wildly and belting out lyrics over heavy rock beats or tight grooves played by a Bishop, a Rabbi, a Monk, and an Ayatollah who plays a mean Persian Tar. If you can imagine all of that, then you would have some idea of what a show is like with the THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS.   The THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS can be described as an Iranian jazz-rock band with a revolving line-up that blends world music, jam rock, jazz, and pop music all in one entertaining show, complete with comedy, costumes and a bit of satire thrown in. Each member of the group parodies the role of a different religious figure of varying cultures—a Pontiff, a Rabbi, a nun, a Persian Ayatollah, a Friar, a Sheik, and a Monk—all in light-hearted way of symbolizing a sense of harmony among all creeds, cultures, and sects under the fictitious ideology they call Selfishtology. Their songs involve vocals (male and female), drums, saxophone, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar and an upright bass, as well as a Persian Tar played by front man Piruz Partow (as the zany Ayatollah Fancy). The band’s name is itself a play on Muslim cultural tradition. As Friday is the traditional Muslim day of rest, Thursday night is generally understood to be a big party night within that culture. “We wanted to be sure we didn’t offend anyone,” explains Partow. “So we depicted a variety of religious and cultural figures.”   The music of TNA owes much to the diverse background of its creator and songwriter Piruz Partow. A first-generation American, Partow was born and raised by Iranian Muslim parents in Philadelphia. While exposed to classical Persian music since childhood through his parents, Partow also grew up listening to classic and alternative rock and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead. He later earned his bachelors and masters degrees in music from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While he plays the role of serious music professor by day (he heads the string department at the Brooklyn Music School), he morphs into the rambunctious “Ayatollah Fancy” jamming on the Tar with TNA band mates until the wee hours on the weekends.   Partow fronts the band and plays the Tar (a traditional Persian string instrument) in a non-traditional rock/jazz fashion, using amplification and a distortion pedal. Also the band’s principal songwriter, Partow uses some lyrics with political and/or social commentary but with deliberate humor. For example, their rock love ballad “Being with You” invites Muslim women to “not cover yourselves but discover yourselves”; “Mahmoud” describes the tragedy of suicide bombers; and “I Hate Homework” is a humorous rock anthem against abuses within the education system. Other songs such as “Quiero Beber Mucho” and “Sexuality” are much more for pure amusement. Explains Josh Lindy (the Rabbi of the Beat), “We’re kind of like Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East, or maybe even a religious Village People!”   Without a doubt, TNA is a full entertainment enterprise. Granted the lyrics and costumes are amusing, it’s their music that stands out the most. “We take our music very seriously, but not ourselves,” explains Partow. “First and foremost, we want our audiences to hear some really good music—and enjoy themselves while they’re at it!”

Thursday Night All Stars @ The Knitting Factory 7/24
“It’s a cross between stadium rock, world music, and an elementary school play.” --Fan describing a TNA show   Picture, if you can, what would happen if religious leaders from around the world came together to start a rock band. Imagine the fusion of sounds and perspectives from East and West, with music, singing, and laughter. Then picture a religious woman throwing off her veil, dancing wildly and belting out lyrics over heavy rock beats or tight grooves played by a Bishop, a Rabbi, a Monk, and an Ayatollah who plays a mean Persian Tar. If you can imagine all of that, then you would have some idea of what a show is like with the THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS.   The THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS can be described as an Iranian jazz-rock band with a revolving line-up that blends world music, jam rock, jazz, and pop music all in one entertaining show, complete with comedy, costumes and a bit of satire thrown in. Each member of the group parodies the role of a different religious figure of varying cultures—a Pontiff, a Rabbi, a nun, a Persian Ayatollah, a Friar, a Sheik, and a Monk—all in light-hearted way of symbolizing a sense of harmony among all creeds, cultures, and sects under the fictitious ideology they call Selfishtology. Their songs involve vocals (male and female), drums, saxophone, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar and an upright bass, as well as a Persian Tar played by front man Piruz Partow (as the zany Ayatollah Fancy). The band’s name is itself a play on Muslim cultural tradition. As Friday is the traditional Muslim day of rest, Thursday night is generally understood to be a big party night within that culture. “We wanted to be sure we didn’t offend anyone,” explains Partow. “So we depicted a variety of religious and cultural figures.”   The music of TNA owes much to the diverse background of its creator and songwriter Piruz Partow. A first-generation American, Partow was born and raised by Iranian Muslim parents in Philadelphia. While exposed to classical Persian music since childhood through his parents, Partow also grew up listening to classic and alternative rock and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead. He later earned his bachelors and masters degrees in music from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While he plays the role of serious music professor by day (he heads the string department at the Brooklyn Music School), he morphs into the rambunctious “Ayatollah Fancy” jamming on the Tar with TNA band mates until the wee hours on the weekends.   Partow fronts the band and plays the Tar (a traditional Persian string instrument) in a non-traditional rock/jazz fashion, using amplification and a distortion pedal. Also the band’s principal songwriter, Partow uses some lyrics with political and/or social commentary but with deliberate humor. For example, their rock love ballad “Being with You” invites Muslim women to “not cover yourselves but discover yourselves”; “Mahmoud” describes the tragedy of suicide bombers; and “I Hate Homework” is a humorous rock anthem against abuses within the education system. Other songs such as “Quiero Beber Mucho” and “Sexuality” are much more for pure amusement. Explains Josh Lindy (the Rabbi of the Beat), “We’re kind of like Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East, or maybe even a religious Village People!”   Without a doubt, TNA is a full entertainment enterprise. Granted the lyrics and costumes are amusing, it’s their music that stands out the most. “We take our music very seriously, but not ourselves,” explains Partow. “First and foremost, we want our audiences to hear some really good music—and enjoy themselves while they’re at it!”

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"Taste Of Egypt" 2008
St. Mary and St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church is holding a Coptic/ Egyptian festival full of a variety of Fun Activities, Entertainment, Camel Ride, Games, Egyptian/Coptic Souvenirs and Egyptian Food. Come and Join us: Address 1521 W. Drexel Ave., Oak Creek, WI 53154 Schedule: Friday, July 18th, 2008 - 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday, July 19th, 2008 - 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday, July 20th, 2008 - 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM   "Taste of Egypt"_2008 Church Festival Will include: 1.) Church Tours. 2.) Camel Ride. 3.) Inflatable and Midway games. 4.) Egyptian Food. 5.) Live Coptic/Egyptian Music. 6.) Pharaoh's Studio. 7.) And much more....   God Bless!

Thursday Night All Stars @ The Knitting Factory 7/24
“It’s a cross between stadium rock, world music, and an elementary school play.” --Fan describing a TNA show   Picture, if you can, what would happen if religious leaders from around the world came together to start a rock band. Imagine the fusion of sounds and perspectives from East and West, with music, singing, and laughter. Then picture a religious woman throwing off her veil, dancing wildly and belting out lyrics over heavy rock beats or tight grooves played by a Bishop, a Rabbi, a Monk, and an Ayatollah who plays a mean Persian Tar. If you can imagine all of that, then you would have some idea of what a show is like with the THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS.   The THURSDAY NIGHT ALL STARS can be described as an Iranian jazz-rock band with a revolving line-up that blends world music, jam rock, jazz, and pop music all in one entertaining show, complete with comedy, costumes and a bit of satire thrown in. Each member of the group parodies the role of a different religious figure of varying cultures—a Pontiff, a Rabbi, a nun, a Persian Ayatollah, a Friar, a Sheik, and a Monk—all in light-hearted way of symbolizing a sense of harmony among all creeds, cultures, and sects under the fictitious ideology they call Selfishtology. Their songs involve vocals (male and female), drums, saxophone, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar and an upright bass, as well as a Persian Tar played by front man Piruz Partow (as the zany Ayatollah Fancy). The band’s name is itself a play on Muslim cultural tradition. As Friday is the traditional Muslim day of rest, Thursday night is generally understood to be a big party night within that culture. “We wanted to be sure we didn’t offend anyone,” explains Partow. “So we depicted a variety of religious and cultural figures.”   The music of TNA owes much to the diverse background of its creator and songwriter Piruz Partow. A first-generation American, Partow was born and raised by Iranian Muslim parents in Philadelphia. While exposed to classical Persian music since childhood through his parents, Partow also grew up listening to classic and alternative rock and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead. He later earned his bachelors and masters degrees in music from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While he plays the role of serious music professor by day (he heads the string department at the Brooklyn Music School), he morphs into the rambunctious “Ayatollah Fancy” jamming on the Tar with TNA band mates until the wee hours on the weekends.   Partow fronts the band and plays the Tar (a traditional Persian string instrument) in a non-traditional rock/jazz fashion, using amplification and a distortion pedal. Also the band’s principal songwriter, Partow uses some lyrics with political and/or social commentary but with deliberate humor. For example, their rock love ballad “Being with You” invites Muslim women to “not cover yourselves but discover yourselves”; “Mahmoud” describes the tragedy of suicide bombers; and “I Hate Homework” is a humorous rock anthem against abuses within the education system. Other songs such as “Quiero Beber Mucho” and “Sexuality” are much more for pure amusement. Explains Josh Lindy (the Rabbi of the Beat), “We’re kind of like Spinal Tap meets Flight of the Conchords in the Middle East, or maybe even a religious Village People!”   Without a doubt, TNA is a full entertainment enterprise. Granted the lyrics and costumes are amusing, it’s their music that stands out the most. “We take our music very seriously, but not ourselves,” explains Partow. “First and foremost, we want our audiences to hear some really good music—and enjoy themselves while they’re at it!”

"Taste Of Egypt" 2008
St. Mary and St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church is holding a Coptic/ Egyptian festival full of a variety of Fun Activities, Entertainment, Camel Ride, Games, Egyptian/Coptic Souvenirs and Egyptian Food. Come and Join us: Address: 1521 W. Drexel Ave., Oak Creek, WI 53154 Schedule: Friday, July 18th, 2008 - 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday, July 19th, 2008 - 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday, July 20th, 2008 - 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM   "Taste of Egypt"_2008 Church Festival Will include: 1.) Church Tours. 2.) Camel Ride. 3.) Inflatable and Midway games. 4.) Egyptian Food. 5.) Live Coptic/Egyptian Music. 6.) Pharaoh\'s Studio. 7.) And much more....   God Bless!

Weekly Open Poetry Reading
Weekly open poetry reading at the Cobalt Cafe in Canoga Park hosted since 1994 by Rick Lupert. 7 minute time limit. Very welcoming crowd to newcomers. Open reading sign up at 8:30 pm. Weekly featured readers. Check the Cobalt Poets website (link above) for schedule and more information.

YTB
This is a GREAT venue and meeting.. We are truly fortunate. FREE Food and FREE PARKING. the only cost is $5 AND that INCLUDES a drink Ticket. Come EVERYONE Directors Preston and Jane Blair, PT Leaders Kathy and Robert Villalobos, and our newest Director Andy Lakie are all frequent presenters ! We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you and Yours into YTB  Weds. 7pm Imperial House Restaurant, 505 Kalmia ave. corner of 6th Ave and Balboa Park in San Diego.

Manhattan Beach Historical Society Museum Open
The Manhattan Beach Historical Society Museum is open to the public. The Museum is located in an historic 1905 beach cottage in Polywog Park. Visitors are welcome!

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A Mic and Dim Lights: Open Mic Poetry Extravaganza!
Each and every Thursday night (except holidays such as Thanksgiving...) from 8:30-11:30PM come and be part of our Mic & Dim Lights open mic poetry readings! Our host BessKepp emcees the evening while JB spins the tunes. Guest poets are often featured. Anyone can sign up to read their own poetry, or just come and watch people read and beatbox. Donations are appreciated, but the event is free and open to the public. To sign up for the weekly announcements please email Dimlightspoet@aol.com Visit the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center, located in the heart of the Pomona Arts Colony- we are surrounded by galleries, live music venues, shops and restaurants all in a 6 block radius.

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