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SUMMARY:Silver Spring Blues Festival 2017
DESCRIPTION:9th Annual Silver Spring Blues Festival Block Party\n\nFREE\n\nWe’re pleased to announce the exciting lineup for the 9th Annual Silver Spring Blues Festival at Downtown Silver Spring.  \nBlues Week starts on June 11 at El Golfo Restaurant with Warner Williams & Jay Summerour.  \nFestival Day is Saturday\, June 17\, 2017 from 10 am to 9+ pm! on two stages. We hope to see you there. Stay tuned for more information about Silver Spring Blues Week & the Silver Spring Blues Festival. It’s FREE! \nAcoustic Stage Schedule – Saturday\, June 17\n10am Nina Casey and Jeff Clair\n11am Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation Ensemble\nNoon Gina DeSimone and Pat Quinn\n1pm Lil Bit of Blues featuring Warner Williams with Jay Summerour and Eric Selby\n2pm Robert Lighthouse \nFountain Stage Schedule – Saturday\, June 17\n3pm School of Rock Doin’ the Blues\n4pm Hard Swimmin’ Fish\n5pm Moxie Blues Band\n6pm Deb Callahan Band\n7pm Vintage #18\n8pm Reggie Wayne Morris Band\nplus Silver Spring Blues All-Stars Jam \nSchedule Subject To Change \nMore info on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SSBluesFest/ or at www.silverspringblues.com
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/silver-spring-blues-festival-2017/
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SUMMARY:AFI DOCS — Environmental Films
DESCRIPTION:Environmental Films at AFI DOCS\n\nThe AFI Silver Theatre in Silver Spring will host AFI DOCS June 14-18 — the nation’s documentary film festival known for showcasing the best in documentary filmmaking from the US and around the world. AFI DOCS is also the only film festival in the United States that offers the unique opportunity to connect film audiences with national opinion leaders\, filmmakers and intriguing film subjects. With conversations and experiences you won’t experience at any other film festival\, AFI DOCS harnesses the power of this important art form and its potential to inspire change. You can find description for all this year’s films on the website: http://www.afi.com/afidocs/features.aspx\n \nFollowing is a list of the films with an environmental-theme:\n \nNO MAN’S LAND\, Thurs. 6/15\, 5:45pm\, LANDMARK 6\, and Fri. 6/16\, 1:30pm\, SILVER 2: An account of the siege that followed a militant group’s seizure of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon in 2016.\n\n \n\nMOSQUITO\, Thurs. 6/15\, 6:30pm\, NEWSEUM: An expose on humankind’s war against this threat to our survival and scientists’ efforts to keep this menace at bay.\n \nWHAT LIES UPSTREAM\, Thurs. 6/15\, 8:45pm\, LANDMARK 7: An eye-opening investigation into the state of America’s water supply focuses on Charleston\, West Virginia. \n\n \nTROPHY\, Fri. 6/16\, 1pm\, LANDMARK 7: A dark journey into the global commodification of big game animals and the consequences that result.\n \nAN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER\, Fri. 6/16\, 8:30pm\, NEWSEUM: Al Gore returns in the sequel to the original landmark documentary on the challenges of educating the public–and the powerful–about climate change. \n  \n\n\nATOMIC HOMEFRONT\, Sat. 6/17\, 7pm\, LANDMARK 1\, and Sun. 6/18\, 9:15pm\, SILVER 3: Citizens try to deal with a large landfill contaminated with radioactive waste and an underground fire that is threatening a neighborhood in major metropolitan area.\n\n\nBILL NYE: SCIENCE GUY\, Sun. 6/18\, 5:45pm\, LANDMARK 1: The beloved TV personality finds himself in the fight of his life as he faces those who want to debunk and diminish scientific principles.\n\n 
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/afi-docs-environmental-films/
CATEGORIES:Cleanup,Climate Change,Community,documentary showing,Education,Environment,Green
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SUMMARY:MoCo 21st Annual Juneteenth Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Montgomery County to Host 21th Annual Juneteenth Celebration \nMontgomery County Executive Ike Leggett invites the public to the 21st Annual Juneteenth Celebration. This free program is scheduled for Friday June 16 at the BlackRock Center for the Arts located at 12901 Town Commons Drive in Germantown. Doors will open for this special event at 6 p.m. and the program will begin at 6:25 pm. \n The event\, hosted by Leggett and the County Juneteenth Planning Committee\, will highlight the contributions of African American women in the quest for freedom. The program will begin with a welcome by Leggett who will present the African American Living Legend Awards to honorees who have dedicated their lives to service and excellence in their contributions to the African American community. \nThe program will highlight the contributions of African American women in the quest for freedom. There will be a special portrayal of Harriet Tubman: Defender by Eunice Lewis Seagraves; written and directed by Dr. Percy W. Thomas of the Heralds of Hope Theater. \nFollowing the ceremony\, a barbeque dinner will be served and there will be a special presentation of the acclaimed movie Hidden Figures\, which looks at the achievements of African American women who catapulted the United States space program into history. Throughout the program\, Afro-Academic\, Cultural\, Technological & Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO)\, winners of the Montgomery County NAACP Branch will provide entertainment. \nThe Montgomery County Office of Human Rights and the County Executive’s African American Advisory Group are coordinating the program\, which commemorates the 153rd anniversary of the events of June 19\, 1865. On that day\, Union General Gordon Granger and 2\,000 federal troops arrived in Galveston\, Texas to take possession of the state and enforce the emancipation of its enslaved persons. The event today is known as Juneteenth and is celebrated widely across the United States. \n“The end of slavery not only meant freedom for a people\, it meant freedom for a nation\, However\, nothing is guaranteed; as we saw social justice and equality threatened and snatched away to be won again through the brave acts of the freedom fighters of the Civil Rights Movement and Selma\,” said Office of Human Rights Director James Stowe. “This is an important program for all Montgomery County families.” \nSeating is limited so reservations are encouraged and can be made on line at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/humanrights. For more information\, call James Stowe at the Office of Human Rights at 240-777-8490.
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/moco-21st-annual-juneteenth-celebration/
LOCATION:BlackRock Center for the Arts\, 12901 Town Commons Drive\, Germantown\, MD\, 20874\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Education
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SUMMARY:Movie Screening: From the Ashes
DESCRIPTION:From The Ashes \nFriday\, June 16\, 2017 \n6:30 PM Light Supper & Movie at 7:00 PM\, Discussion following \nCedar Lane UU Church\, the Chalice House \n9601 Cedar Lane\, Bethesda\, MD 20814 \nCosponsored by the Washington Ethical Society \nText Chris Graham at 301-717-4204 or Linda Silversmith at linsil@usermail.com        Please bring a dish to share or make a small donation! \n  \nThis documentary explores the reality of coal’s role in climate change while offering insight into solutions that could help revive the struggling economies of dying mining towns and still safeguard the environment. Michael Bloomberg committed more than $100 million to move the U.S. away from coal and toward clean energy. “For over a century\, mining and energy companies have been privatizing coal’s profits while socializing its costs\,” Bloomberg said. Coal plant pollution kills 7\,500 Americans a year and causes many more serious illnesses. Director: Michael Bonfiglio\, 82 min \nInterfaith Power & Light (MD•DC•NoVA) works with hundreds of congregations of all faiths across Maryland\, DC\, and Northern Virginia to save energy\, go green\, and respond to climate change. This listserv is meant to be a lively conversation among green leaders at local congregations. Share events\, resources\, and ideas\, ask questions\, and offer encouragement in the task of going green in our religious communities. www.mdipl.org
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/movie-screening-from-the-ashes/
LOCATION:Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church\, 9601 Cedar Lane\, Bethesda\, MD\, 20814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,documentary showing,Environment,Green,Science
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