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Me. Sheesh. lsn’t it time for leaf peepers
yet? SO...September. lt’s still warm this
month, and there’s still some hot stuff
going on in the Green Mountain State.

“BLOCK”

SATURDAY a. SUNDAY. )
SEPTEMBER 4TH-5TH, 8PM

Goddard student Christopher Diani has created a fast-paced,
_ multimedia show called “Block" in which he explores his life
' j _ _as a young gay man at the end of the millennium, covering
everything from parental sex talks to internet chat rooms.
“Block” is ultimately a celebration of human existence in all.
its messy imperfection. Full of contagious enthusiasm and
magnetic charm, writer/directorlperformer Diani promises “an
evening of high-energy, enlightening entertainment.” Produc-
tions will be performed in the Haybarn Theatre on Friday
and Saturday, September 4th and 5th at 8:00 p.m. General
admission is $5.00, students and seniors are $3.00. Call (802)
454-8311 for more information. '

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The leaves may start falling by late September, but this is one part of summer
that’ll still be around—Rhombus Gallery's new queer writers series continues with
the third installment of “Out of the Closet, into the Art Gallery". This months
featured readers will be the poets of “Secrets Between Girls", a book of poems by
young queer women writers in the Burlington area. The compilation, edited by
‘Kerry Slora, will be available at independent bookstores throughout the U.S. If
you miss them here, watch the OlTM calendar—these chick poets will be
traveling to bookstores and ootieehouses throughout the Northeast to promote
their Minimal Press collection. Admission for this event is $2-$6 sliding scale.
Rhombus Gallery, 186 college st. Burlington. Call 865-3144 for more information.

 
   

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MICHAEL FEINSTEIN.

A GERSHWIN CELEBRATION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, am

It's a Gershwin Centennial Celebration! Tickets are a little pricey
($43/$32 fora single. adult ticket), but it’s for the Michael Feinstein.
The Flynn’s 98-99 schedule says “Feinstein has earned tans
worldwide with his warm, generous voice, humorous anecdoes,
and graceful interpretations of the great American songbook,
including the music of the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter,
andJerome Kern." “The king of the hi|l'of classic songs," says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. “Polished crooning, augmented by a
Danny Kaye-like comic schtick,” says the New York Times.. Flynn
Theatre, 153 Main St. Burlington. Call the Flynn at 86-FLYNN for
more information.

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Burlington - UU CIRCLE: Full
Moon ritual, potluck. and meeting.
All who support the Covenam of UU
Pagans’ mission are welcome.
Wear garb if you like, and bring
something for feast, a musical in-
strument, and a cushion to sit on.
HC accessible. First UU Society of
Burlington, 152 Pearl St., 6 pm.
Donations. Info, 658-9689. '

» WEDNESDAY

Brattleboro -'7‘pm Gay/Bi Men's
Pizza/Movie Night, featuring “Sling
Blade,” at Louis Bazzano’s 144
Elliot St., FMl Louis (802) 254-0067

SUNDAY

St. Alban’s - RBA (Rainbow Busi-
ness Association) Mixer, September
9th, 6:30 - 9 :00 at Jeff's Maine Sea-
food. Door prizes and a speaker.
Bring a friend and learn more about
your association in a delightful at-
mosphere. $10 hors de ouerves.

9 THURSDAY

Burlington - Meeting to discuss a
Women's Building in Burlington, 7-
9pm, Conference room #2 in City
Hall. FMl: Burlington Women's
Council, PO Box 0583, Burlington
05402-0583 .

Middlebury - Food and fun at Neil
and Otto's Pizza Cellar, Merchant's
Row, 6:30pm. Everyone welcome.
Board games kids of all ages and
the chance to just hang out forthose

Barb - 388-8298
wordsrus@together.net

9 SATURDAY

Danbury, NH - Fifth Annual NH
Women’s Music Festival, at the
Ragged Mountain Ski Area. FMl:
603-224-3501, or email
nhtc@ntt.uttranet.c_om. This year's
concert is dedicated to the late Suky
Grover, with net proceeds going to
the NH Breast Cancer Coalition.

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