Wednesday, May 26, 2010

This evening the South Central Federation of Labor hosts the fifty-first annual “Committee on Political Education” (COPE) Bean Feed. COPE holds activities such as phone banks and mailings to some local unionists. Attendees can get all the beans, hot dogs and potato salad desired, plus one free soda or beer. This begins at 6:00 in the Madison Labor Temple, 1602 South Park Street. Call 256-5111 for details.

This evening the Q- Cinema International Film Group presents a Japanese film entitled, “Love my life”. The story deals with Ichiko and Eri, two beautiful Japanese university students who are in a lesbian relationship. This 6:30 in the Gateway Mall, 600 Williamson Street. Call 255-8582 for details.

This evening Madison Public Library’s Lakeview branch hosts a drop-in knitting group for people who wish to quote “learn at new craft” or “work on that unfinished project.” This is at 6:30 in the Community Room of 2845 North Sherman Avenue. Call 247-4547 for details.

Tomorrow at noon on WORT’s A Public Affair host Allen Ruff speaks with Commentator, Glen Ford of the “Black Agenda Report” on Obama's imperialism. Call 256-2001 for details.

Project Home is seeking eligible Dane County homeowners needing the exterior of their homes painted. They are also looking for volunteers to help low income elderly and differently-abled people whose homes need protection for the elements. Painting day is in mid-August and application day for eligible homeowners is in mid-May. Call 246-3737 for details.