You know you want to.
Trigger Cut/Wounded-Kite at :17/ Pavement/ Slanted & Enchanted
No Way/ Sonic Youth/ The Eternal
Budge/ Dinosaur Jr.
The Monkey & The Snake/ Meat Puppets/ Sewn Together
The New Lore/ Coin Under Tongue/ Coin Under Tongue
Funtime/ Iggy Pop/ The Idiot
TV Party/ Black Flag/ Damaged
Junk Mail/The Circle Jerks
Place Position/ Fugazi/ End Hits
Salad Days/ Minor Threat/ Minor Threat:The Complete Discography
Lamb and Lion/ The Mae Shi/ HLLLYL
In Her Diary/ Totally Michael/ Totally Michael
Doo Right/ Man Man/ Rabbits and Habits
The Beach/ Dr. Dog/ Fate
Little Yellow Spider/ Devendra Banhart/ Nino Rojo
No One's Gonna Love You/ Band of Horses/ Cease to Begin
Hang Me Up to Dry/ Cold War Kids/ Robbers & Cowards
If You Didn't Want to Know/ So Many Dynamos/ The Loud Wars
The Number/ Woods/ Songs of Shame
Foreground/ Grizzly Bear/ Veckatimest
Satellite Mind/ Metric/ Fantasies
Bad Choices/ Shout Out Out Out Out/ Reintegration Time
Here's the what's happening in and around the WHUS community (June 8-14).
***Connecticut Repertory Theatre’s Production of Crowns
June 11- 21 in the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre at the University of Connecticut's main campus in Storrs. Crowns tells the incredible story of one young woman's return to the South and her education into the ritualized world of hats as an expression of cultural identity.Weeknight performances at 7:30 p.m. Weekend evening performances at 8 p.m. Matinee performances at 2 p.m.For a complete list of performance dates and to purchase tickets please call 860-486-4226 or visit www.crt.uconn.edu
***Ocean Beach Park
June 8 at 5pm is Classic Car Cruise Night. Fun for the whole family
***Windham Young Poets Kick Off Poetry in the Park Summer Series
On Thursday, June 11, 2009, at 6:00 pm,the Windham High School Young Poets will read from their poetry at the Julia de Burgos Park in Willimantic, CT (at the corner of Jackson Street and Terry Avenue). The Young Poets is a writing and performance group (ages 15 to 22) ofWindham High School and Windham Academy in Willimantic who have been on Good Morning America and continue to perform in our community, including the WindhamARTS Collaborative, ECSU and UCONN.
***TheaterWorks’
Hartford’s home for hot new plays,presents the Connecticut premiere of the underground hit comedy "Speech & Debate", a quirky tale of three teenagers who get tangled up in cyberspace, a debate club, and a musical version of “The Crucible.” This Offbeat Comedy Runs June 12th through July 26th at TheaterWorkswhich is located 233 Pearl Street Downtown Hartford.Visit www.theaterworkshartford.org for more information.
***Stafford Arts Commission
Presents a theatrical production of George Orwell’s “1984” with a local & regional cast this Fri & Sat at 8pm and Sun at 2pm at the Memorial Hall in Stafforf Springs, CT.For more information call:860-684-9500
***Local Punk Show @ Wallingford American Legion
JUNE 14: at 6pm featuring the Connecticut (and surrounding) punk bands: Algernon Cadwallader, Ape Up!,Black Churches, The Book Slave, Dead Uncles, &Chalk Talk.
***B.O.M.B. (Bring Our Music Back) Festival and Fund Raiser
At Harkness Park in Waterford on June 13th 4pm- 11:30pm.
"B.O.M.B - Bring Our Music Back" Festival is a benefit for SoundMusic& Make-a-wish Foundation. It includes a showcase of national acts alongside local high school and undiscovered talent. Performers will include: Say Anything, The Cool Kids, and Zach Lockwood and the Roseliners.For more information visit bombfest.com
Here's the what's happening in and around the WHUS community (June 15-21).
***EUGENE ‘ONEILL NATIONAL PUPPETRY CONFERENCE SHOW:
Come see exciting new puppetry works and the latest techniques, approaches, and ideas in the world of puppetry. Performances are scheduled at the O’Neill, on Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20 at 7:00 pm at the Rose Barn Theater in WATERFORD, CT. Please call the O’Neill Box Office at (860) 443-1238 for more information.
***Third Thursday IS THURSDAY (18TH) from 6-9PM
* Every third Thursday from May to September, 5 blocks of Main Street in Willimantic are closed to showcase vendors, food, music, clowns, and more to support local artists and organizations in Connecticut. It is a grassroots community event, completely organized by volunteers and with no paid staff.
* WHUS will be there with a vendor in front of the bench shop.
* For more information: willimanticstreetfest.com
* The Band for THIS third Thursday is THE DOUG JONES GROUP: a smooth jazz band opening for such acts as Van Morrison and Pat Benatar.
***Wrench in the Works (and collaboration with Rock yer Socks)
On WED JUNE 17th from 4-6pm present: GHOST MICE- a DIY folk punk band
More information visit wrenchintheworks.org
***The ANNEX & Windham Arts Collaborative Present BIRTH OF SUMMER ’09:
The music starts at the Annex at 3pm and goes until Midnight. Bands include:
SUBVERSO: a post-indie rock band from Berlin,
TOTAL BOLSHEVIKS: an experimental ambient band from New London,
THE BOOK SLAVE: a shoegaze punk band of twin brothers from Northford,
NATURAL FATHERS: an experimental blues band from New London,
THE SUICIDE DOLLS: a garage punk band from New London
Here’s What’s Happening in and around the WHUS Community June 22-28th:
***JUNEFEST 2009 at the EL N GEE in New London
WED June 24 from 7-11pm featuring:
FATAL FILM: garage rock band from New London
CONVERSION PARTY: indie/garage/rock/everything band from Brooklyn & New London
BRAVA SPECTRE: experimental punk rock band from New London
HONEYMOON:indie pop rock band from New London
BIRTH OF FLOWER: punk band from Bristol
***YAM FEST 2009
SAT June 27 from noon to 8pm at the Groton Skate Park in Groton, CT. All Ages .All Day.filled with DIY art Projects, Zine Making, and live local bands including:
CANKICKERS: folk punk band from New London
LLAMA TSUNAMI& THE WITHOUT HELMET: ska band from southeastern CT
BRAVA SPECTRE: experimental punk rock band from New London
And much, much more
***Poetry In The Park Summer Series
Please join Curbstone Press this summer at the Poetry in the Park Reading Series. All readings start at 6:00 P.M. in the Julia de Burgos Park, at the corner of Jackson Street and Terry Avenue, in Willimantic, CT.
Thursday June 25 at 6pm is Poet Wally Swist.
For more information, or for a rain location, please contact Curbstone Press at 860-423-5110.
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