CALENDAR
Jun 1 - Indivisible We Rise's PA Rural Summit "Cultivating Progress in Rural Communities" 9AM - 5PM Ramada, 45 Holiday Inn Rd, Clarion, PA. Suggested donation $10, breakfast and lunch provided. Hosted by Indivisible We Rise.
Jun 1 - Suffragist Sash Making Workshop Erie County Historical Society, 356 W. 6th Erie PA 11AM-12:30PM
Jun 9 - 2019 Race Unity Picnic 2pm - 6pm Presque Isle State Park, Shelter # 2 (by the Waterworks Reservoir) "Everyone is invited for great food and fun. Plan for a fun day, rain or shine! Smith's hot dogs will be on the grill and food on the table at 3pm. Bring your favorite beverage and a dish to share." Sponsored by: Erie Area Baha'is, Race Unity Dialogue Group, and the Amerimasala Festival Committee. Call 796-2838 or 454-1820 for additional information.
Jun 15 - Juneteenth Celebration! Perry Square, Erie PA. "Come join us for fellowship and fun celebrating the ending of slavery! We will have games, free food from 12-2 pm, a live band, other entertainment, food vendors and more!"
Jun 14-15 - UUCE 100 Family Yard Sale (Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Erie 7180 Perry Hwy, Erie PA) 9AM-2PM each day. uuerie.org
Jun 17 - "Root Causes of the Migrant Crisis: Focus on Honduras" 7 p.m. Jefferson Educational Society, Erie PA. Presented by Tom Webb, M.A., a member of the Oakland Catholic Worker community and has an extensive background in human rights and social justice work for over 30 years. The March 18-25 delegation was his third trip to Honduras since 2015.
Jun 19 - "Emanuel" (2019) Tinseltown Erie, Erie PA. "Featuring intimate interviews with survivors and family members, EMANUEL is a poignant story of justice and faith, love and hate, examining the healing power of forgiveness." Marking the fourth anniversary of the Charleston SC shooting.
Jun 19 - "Boy Erased" | Film Grain: Dinner & Movie Bourbon Barrel, 1213 State Erie PA.
Jun 19 - Silent Peace Walk Bayfront Connector Trail 7PM Meet at Liberty Park parking lot
Jun 20 - World Refugee Day Perry Square 11:30am-1:30pm Multiple activisties and events; see event page for description. Hosted by Erie Arts and Culture.
Jun 20 - World Refugee Day - SafeNet Big Garden, 254 E 10th, Erie PA $40 single/$75 couple. "all-you-can-eat Middle-Eastern food, hookah, henna, music, and good company on June 20th from 5:30pm-8:30pm." Hosted by International Institute of Erie/USCRI
Jun 23 - Film 4 Thought: "Cowspiracy" 6:30PM Meadville Council on the Arts 910 Market St, Meadville, PA. 2014 documentary film which explores the impact of animal agriculture on the environment Official website cowspiracy.com
June 26 - Enrichment Series: "Why Poetry Matters: Poetry of Protest and Prayer" 7pm, Mount St Benedict, Erie PA. Presenter is Bonnie Thurston, who will read from her own poetry of protest and prayer. Bonnie is an internationally known Merton scholar, author, and former professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. There will be time for questions and discussion.
Jul 2 - Judy Shepard in conversation James Fallows (Chautauqua Institution Hall of Philosophy, Chautauqua, NY) 2 PM.Judy Shepard is the mother of Matthew Shepard. ciweb.org
Jul 13 The AmeriMasala Perry Square, Erie PA. "Erie’s first global multi-disciplinary arts celebration. The renowned BATALA NYC all-female Afro-Brazilian samba ensemble pushes the opening UnoWE parade which features our growing tradition of community made giant body puppets and wearable arts. Cultural music, dance and food also featured. Free and open the public."
Jul 24 - "The Biggest Little Farm" | Film Grain: Dinner & Movie 6 PM · Bourbon Barrel 1213 State Erie
Aug 4 - Christine Lavin Chautauqua Institution Amphitheatre, Chautauqua NY
Oct 18 - Graham Nash at Warner Theatre 8pm Tickets Erie Insurance Arena box office or (814) 452-4857.
Oct 19 - An Evening with Paula Poundstone (Reg Lenna Center For the Arts, Jamestown NY) reglenna.com paulapoundstone.com
NEWS
Local Pride Month Events view special section of Erie Gay News
Chautauqua Cinema opens June 21
Cuyahoga50 continues in Cleveland. June is jam-packed with a wide variety of events. Year-long observance of the 50th anniversary of the June 1969 Cuyahoga Rover fire credited with sparking an environmental movement.
Published monthly providing info of interest to members of the Erie area progressive community. Focus is local/regional. Not affiliated with any organization All calendar events are nonviolent. Event submissions should have “T&T” or TNT in subject line, send to moonkat2014@gmail.com
Photo: Deb Spilko 2018
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