[Imc-members] FREE: Open House, Skillshares, FNB and RRRFM

[Elizabeth Simpson]

         IMC brings three free events
for Open House on March 13 

The
U-C Independent Media Center is holding an open house on Saturday, March 13,
featuring Skill Shares, the Really Really Free Market, and Food Not Bombs to
continue their celebration of 10 years of promoting social and economic justice
in the Champaign County area. Come to 202 S. Broadway St. in Urbana (the post
office building) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help celebrate.
 
A Skill Share is a space for sharing
practical skills to live more happy, creative, and sustainable lives.This Skill Share will
include sessions on Improv Comedy (11am), the art of Tape Casting (11am),
Theater of the Oppressed (12p) and Vocal Percussion (12pm). Got a skill to
share with the community? For more info, visit:
www.ucimc.org/skillshare
 
The
Really Really Free Market invites you to bring your under-used items to share,
and in return look for things you need for free. Everything really is free.
Free services are also welcome (such as haircuts or bike tune-ups). The sky is
the limit for this no-money, no-barter system in an increasing
commercial-driven world. For info on the RRFM movement, visit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Really_Really_Free_Market
 
Food
Not Bombs will be providing free vegetarian and vegan food for the event. For
more info on the Food Not Bombs movement, visit:
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/
 
Feast,
listen, watch, learn, give, take and enjoy at U-C IMC’s Open House! 
 
About
U-C IMC:
Urbana-Champaign’s
Independent Media Center focuses on empowering the underrepresented, creative
spirit in Champaign County through work inside and out of the walls of its
Community Media and Arts Center in downtown Urbana. Please feel free to email
us with any questions at imc at ucimc.org.
 

I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.

-Harriet Tubman


      
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