Friday, December 4, 2009

Tonight, from 5:30 to 8, for its First Fridays program, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA) will feature Jazz Orgy, a Fox Valley jazz band. The MMoCA is located at 227 State Street. More info at 257-0158 x. 241

Saturday from 10 to 2, the “Madison Hours” Fair Trade Holiday Fair will once again be hosted by High Noon Saloon (701 E. Washington). Food, jewelry, clothing, cards, crafts, and local music are on the program which is aimed at keeping money in the community by supporting local currency. More info at madisonhours.org

Saturday at Noon at the UW-Madison's Library Mall, a Statewide March for LGBT Equality will begin. More info by emailing peace@uww.edu

Sunday from 1 to 5 pm, David Williams and David Golden will offer a Middle East Human Rights Dialogue at the UW-Madison, Room 1651 Humanities, 455 N. Park St. More info by emailing dvdwilliams51@tds.net

Sunday evening at 7 pm, Madison Infoshop (1019 Williamson St.) will present a Free Movie and Discussion - Bolivarian Diary of Ernesto Che Guevera. This acclaimed documentary by Swiss filmmaker, Richard Dindo, is based upon Che's own writings and eyewitness accounts of his failed insurrection struggle in Bolivia. Sponsored by the Direct Action/Mutual Aid Network. More info at 262-9036.

Saturday from 9 to 4, the Monona Terrace will host the 13th Annual Fair Trade Holiday Festival. Art, crafts, clothing, decorations. pottery, textiles, food, and more will be offered. All items are produced through fair trade. More info at calamadison.org