Charlie Mac [Big Room-Upstairs]
Camp Playtonic The Show [Big Room-Upstairs]
Our Movement Starts Here *Free Screening* [Big Room-Upstairs]
In 1982, a rural, predominately Black community in North Carolina mobilized and fought the state’s plan to site a toxic PCB landfill in their county. This landmark action, the first to articulate the concepts of environmental racism and environmental justice, brought together civil rights activists and environmentalist for the firsttime to fight for common goals. As part of Tigers Against Pollution’s Popular Educationseries, the filmmakers, John Rash and Melanie Ho will be present to discuss theparallels between Warren County’s fight to the current one being waged by Memphians and Mississippi residents against neighboring datacenters in the delta region.
Blue Suede Sisters [Big Room-Upstairs]
Vibes & Volume [Big Room-Upstairs]
Jombi / The Walt Phelan Band [Big Room-Upstairs]
One Hit Wonders [Big Room-Upstairs]
Evil Emo Karaoke *No Cover* [Big Room-Upstairs]
Here’s how it works: pick your song spin the evil wheel do what evil wheel says win a evil prize
Closed for private event
Salad Days: Movie Screening + Q&A w/ Scott Crawford [Small Room-Downstairs]
Come out and watch the seminal music documentary about the DC punk scene in the 1980s in celebration of its 10th Anniversary. Featuring Ian MacKaye, Henry Rollins, Thurston Moore, Fred Armisen and many others. Here’s what critics had to say: • “Salad Days” is a sweat-drenched, scream-sung ode to D.I.Y empowerment…” —Mass Appeal• “Salad Days looks to be making a late bid to be the year’s best music doc.” —The Guardian UK• “A documentary to get excited about in 2015”—NME • “An enlightening documentary” —NY Times • Dazed proclaimed it the “Best Music Documentary of 2015”
