October Programming

Hi Everyone!

As promised, here is the continuation of the preview of some upcoming ADS programs that you can focus on sharing with our patrons. I was glad to hear from many of you that this was helpful to you and I appreciate your help in getting the word out about these exciting events.

Both SWEAT and NOSFERATU continue into October. Please continue sharing these! Marcia and I both have put a lot of work into these events.

As always, feel free to reach out with any questions.

Thank you!
Jennifer

SWEAT:

• October 8: THE CHOP at Public Craft (Ages 21+). This one had a huge change to the location/time/date, but it is going to be a very exciting program, fusing work stories and discussion with local artists.
• October 16: The performance of SWEAT! Please remember that RSVP's are highly encouraged for this event. As of my writing, we are at 85 registrants -- this barely makes a dent in the capacity at the UAW Local 72 Hall.
• October 9 and October 23: The Social Justice Book Club is reading work/employment books this month - especially SWEAT by Lynn Nottage! This is a great time for new people to get involved with this lively group if they were hesitant in the past. They meet at Northside.

NOSFERATU/CROWDSOURCED KENOSHA:

• October 5: Blood Drive. Please encourage people to register for this Blood Drive at Southwest -- and offer to register them if they are interested! I have instructions on how to register people here (linked).
• October 5 and October 6: Vampire Film Festival at Southwest. Marcia has a fun lineup of vampire movies. Keep in mind the Friday night after hours movies are adults only. Contact Marcia for a list if you need one.
• October 25: NOSFERATU PREMIERE: This event will be featuring live music played along with the original Nosferatu movie, along with the scenes from the movie that participants created through the Crowdsourced Kenosha events. Doors open at the Kenosha Public Museum at 6pm, program begins 6:30pm.
  

OTHER PROGRAMS:

1. October 2: Voting Open House
• Registration information as well as neutral information on other voting topics/issue -- fake news, what's on the ballot/referendums, etc.
2. Hispanic Heritage Month Film Festival
• September 20: Dirty Dancing Havana Nights
• October 4: The Motorcycle Diaries
• October 11: In the Time of Butterflies
• October 18: Under the Same Moon
3. DIY Horror Movie Posters
• Event repeats: October, 4, 11, 12, 19
• This is a great opportunity for new people to experience The Hub!
4. October 10: Your Health: Integrated and Holistic Medicine
• This program series has been pretty underrated -- it is a great opportunity to learn more about different aspects of health and bounce questions off of doctors.
5. October 18: Screenagers: Growing up in the Digital Age
• In partnership with KUSD, Screenagers is a documentary about the impact of screen technology on kids.
6. October 20: National Chess Day
• 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Chess Instruction
• 12:00 - 2:00 PM: Simultaneous Chess Exhibition
• 2:00 - 4:00 PM: Mini Chess Tournament
7. October 26: Haunted Simmons Tour! 
• Registration Opens October 1
  (And yes -- I am still looking for a few more volunteers!)
8. October Book Club Preview