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On the List | November art walk, Occupy Town Hall, Russian Bazaar, Wind Symphony (+33 more)

Troy Gua at Joe Bar (Image: Ben Beres via Joe Bar/Facebook)

Celebrate the end of No-Rain November by getting out there and doing. Planning a Capitol Hill event? Add it to the CHS Calendar.

Thursday, November 10


Friday, November 11

  • 11/11/11. Awesome.
  • Seattle U women’s hoops home opener
  • Kennedy Warne, author of Let Them Eat Shrimp: The Tragic Disappearance of the Rainforest of the Sea (Island Press), explores the muddy battle zone of the mangrove forest—and the true price of its destruction.” — Town Hall

Saturday, November 12

Occupy Seattle Arts & Media Present “Voices of The Revolution” A DAY OF SOLIDARITY
Speakers, Poets, Singer/Song writers, Bands, and DJs Combine their music and voices to invoke UNITY – SATURDAY NOV 12TH WESTLAKE CENTER MAIN STAGE 1PM till 6PM
A free concert and rally in the park

The Occupy movement could be the most important political movement in a generation, or it could be a dud—it all depends on what happens next. In a discussion moderated by Seattle City Councilman Nick Licata, panelists Lynne Dodson, Secretary-Treasurer of the Washington State Labor Council; Josh Farris, Tabitha, and JM Wong from Occupy Seattle; Frank Greer of national political consultants GMMB; and Seattle entrepreneur/investor/author Nick Hanauer  address the nascent Occupy movement as it unfolds here and nationwide. Will it—can it?—effectively articulate public discontent about the direction of the country, the role of corporations and financial institutions, and the ability of government to respond? It’s a big topic, so after the discussion and audience Q&A, Town Hall’s Public Room will stay open late for continued conversation. Presented by Town Hall and The Stranger. Free, general admission, though seating is limited. Doors open at 6:30 pm.

Sunday, November 13

Sunday, November 13th, 10 am – 2 pm in the Parish Social Hall. Please join us at this year’s Alternative Bazaar to support fairly traded products and local and in­ternational non-profits. We will have over twenty new and returning vendors this year! Some of this year’s vendors include Chief Seattle Club, L’Arche, Ten Thousand Villages, Education Across Borders, and Recovery Café. 

Monday, November 14

  • Call your best friend

Tuesday, November 15

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