A diverse group of people come together the 1st and 3rd Thursday evening of every month to discuss using the radio as a means to raise public awareness around environmental issues. Call 501.258.0911 or email brawls2@comcast.net for more information!

Come listen, come play, come speak - a great space for jams, sets, open expression

Where: 101 N. Woodrow at Markham St, in the back, basement.
Entrance off alley behind building. Park in gravel or in adjacent lot across alley.

When: Wed night, 8 to 10pm, July 9th, and again on Wed July 23rd

What: Featured musicians, try out a song, pref. originals, read a poem, whatever.

Who: You, friends

Come listen, come play, come speak - a great space for jams, sets, open expression

Where: 101 N. Woodrow at Markham St, in the back, basement.
Entrance off alley behind building. Park in gravel or in adjacent lot across alley.

When: Wed night, 8 to 10pm, July 23rd

What: Featured musicians, try out a song, pref. originals, read a poem, whatever.

Who: You, friends

Why: We don't like smoky bars or competing with espresso machines. Maybe there are others who feel the same. This is a nice neighborhood spot to get something regular going.

An educational presentation for the Faulkner County Supporters of Sustainable Communites by James Burke of ECO. All are welcome at 11 am at Michelangelo’s Italian Ristorante, 1117 Oak Street in Conway. Lunch optional. More information at www.fcssc.org or 501-450-9097.

Where: 101 North Woodrow (corner of Markham & Woodrow in big green house)

EXPO Speakers are Bora Simmons and Tim Ernst. Workshops include Assessing Environmental Education, No Child Left Inside, Outdoor Education Curriculum, Curriculum Integration,Birds of Prey, Citizen Science Projects and Schooyard Rain Gardens. Visit www.arkansasee.org for registration and program information.