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November 6, 7, 9 / Richmond Public Library Main Branch / 101 East Franklin St / 804.646.7223 / Free with items for sale

Friends of the Richmond Public LIbrary Book Sale 2009

Give in to your book buying addiction and attend the Friends’ Fall Book Sale which suppirting the great work of the Richmond Public Library! Thousands of great hardbacks and paperbacks at bargain prices with most priced at $1 or $2, CDs at $1, and children’s books at 50 cents. There are collectible books at a fraction of the going internet prices available in the Special Collections Room on Friday and Saturday.

Friday, November 6 from 1pm-5pm and 7pm-9pm during First Fridays
Saturday, November 7 from 10am-4pm
Monday, November 9 from 10am-5pm

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Saturday, November 7 / 9:00am-3:00pm / QUIRK GALLERY /  311 W Broad St 23220 / 804.644.5450 / Weather Permitting

Antiques on Broad

Every other Saturday find vendors at the lot besides Quirk, featuring an extensive variety of antiques such as Mid-Century modern, vintage clothing, decorative arts, Art Deco and Art Nouveau, jewlery, and much more.

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November 12 / 2:00pm / Richmond Public Library Main Branch / 101 East Franklin St / 804.646.7223 / Free

Richmond Moving Image Co-op Presents Silent Movie Film Series at the Richmond Public LIbrary

College

1927, 75 minutes, Featuirng Buster Keaton. Second only to Charlie Chaplin in popularity was old "stone-face" the great silent comic, Buster Keaton. No mater how frantic or dire the action, Keaton's characters rarely betrayed any facial emotion. ike most of his romantic-adventure comedies (The General, Our Hospitality), Buster’s at his best trying to win his girl’s affections – this time on the athletic field – with predictably disastrous and hilarious consequences in "College."

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Thursday, November 12 / 7:30pm / GALLERY5 / 200 West Marshall St 23219 / 804.644.0005 / $

Slam Nahuatl Presents Season 3: The Literacy Poetry OPEN MIC NIGHT!
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Friday, November 13 / 8:00pm / GALLERY5 / 200 West Marshall St 23219 / 804.644.0005 / $5

Live Music and CD release

Louisiana Territory’s: Traces of Gold, with special guests  Memphis 59 (DC) and Jonathan Vassar and the Speckled Bird

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Saturday, November 14 / DOWNTOWN & AROUND TOWN

Richmond Marathon

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Saturday, November 14 / 8:00pm / CHEZ FOUSHEE / 203 North Foushee St 23219 / 804.648-3223 / $37.50 Dinner, $50.00 Dinner w/ wine pairing

Wine Dinner - Two Seatings at 6pm and 8:30pm (Reservations Required)

3 course wine pairing meal with items such as: Seared Sea Scallops over Celery Root Potato Puree Appetizer, Red Currant Lacquered Duck Breast Entre,

Roasted Cod en Croute Entree, Cardamom Pound Cake with Rosewater Pomegranate Sauce Dessert

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Sunday, November 15 / 7:00pm / GALLERY5 / 200 West Marshall St 23219 / 804.644.0005 / $TBA

Benefit Event: Terminate the Tumor-Save Colin

Benefit for Colin Messick to help him battle brain cancer, featuring The Hotdamns, Jonathan Vassar and The Speckled Bird, In Circles
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Wednesday, November 18 / 4:00-5:30pm / QUIRK GALLERY /  311 W Broad St 23220 / 804.644.5450 / $25 or $85 for 4 classes

After School Children's Art Workshop

Today's session focuses on modeling clay painting (yes, it's as crazy as you think)

Includes all materials and a snack

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Wednesday, November 18 / 7:00pm / GALLERY5 / 200 West Marshall St 23219 / 804.644.0005 / $TBA
Musical Performance and Puppet Show featuring The Hellblinki and Cripps Puppet Spectacular
The Hellblinki Sextet in collaboration with acclaimed Puppeteer, Mr. Madison J. Cripps, has created a cutting edge show based around the band’s songs. "The Devil Takes All" follows our hero, Mr. Hatgrin Hellblinki, through an original tale of wonder reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland, Frankenstien, and Candide. Music, Puppetry, and Multimedia are combined to create a world beyond the senses. (Subject matter is dark, though appropriate for all ages, Earplugs may be desired in some venues.)

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Thursday, November 19 / 8:00pm / GHOSTPRINT GALLERY /  220 W Broad St 23220 / 804.344.1557 / $?

Eugene Chadbourne & Tatsuya Nakatani live in concert w/ special openers Ting Ting Jahe

Cult musician (guitar, banjo, rake) Doc Chad along with percussionist Tatsuya Nakatani, solos and duos plus hopeful support from the illustrious Ting Ting Jahe. This is first Doc Chad show in Richmond since unfortunate Jack and Jim event held in liquorless premises because a Gwar guy exposed himself by mistake.

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Thursday, November 19 / 7:30pm / GALLERY5 / 200 West Marshall St 23219 / 804.644.0005 / $7 or $5 w/ student ID

Slam Nahuatl Presents Season 3 Slam Competition with guest featured poet

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Friday, November 20 / 12:00pm / 1708 GALLERY /  319 W Broad St 23220 / 804.643.1708 / Free

Brown Bag Lunch Discussion

1708 presents a free lunch discussion about sound art with John Henry Blatter and electronic musician and sound artist Stephen Vitiello.

Exclusive Wine Tasting Event

Continuing the series of wine seminars led by Master Sommelier Robert Jones from the wine importing company of Kysela Pere et Fils LTD., Lemaire would like to invite you to kick off the holiday season with a collector-worthy tasting event. Robert’s selections from the Kysela portfolio feature unique, high quality, cellarable selections from the Champagne, Burgundy, and Rhone regions of France. The beverages are seasonally appropriate and drinking well now but which will develop in the cellar over the next several years. The event will also feature Chef Bundy’s collaboration in a three-course menu with tasting portions to match the heavenly elixirs

Saturday, November 21 / 9:00am-3:00pm / QUIRK GALLERY-Parking lot next door /  311 W Broad St 23220 / 804.644.5450 /

Antiques on Broad-LAST OF THE SEASON

Every other Saturday find vendors at the lot besides Quirk, featuring an extensive variety of antiques such as Mid-Century modern, vintage clothing, decorative arts, Art Deco and Art Nouveau, jewlery, and much more.

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