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Monday To-do: Oct. 4

  • By Todd Gill · Monday, Oct 4, 2010 

If you’re reading this, you must’ve made it through Bikes Blues & BBQ alright, which is commendable considering how many bikers showed up this year.

Driving along Dickson Street this morning, I was reminded of how quickly all the volunteers get that place cleaned up after BBB. It’s kinda weird, actually.

It’s almost as if it never happened. (And now’s the part where all of you who live down there commence punching me in the face.)

I hope your Sunday was somewhat chillaxable and now you’re ready for a new week.

Today

You should start the day by making sure you’re registered to vote. If you discover that you aren’t, today’s your last chance to take care of that if you’re planning to vote in the Nov. 2 election. How do you check? Head over to votenaturally.org and click a few buttons. How do you register? Go see the County Clerk.

We’re slim on the normal live music/A&E stuff today, but there’s plenty to do.

There’s a chili cook-off benefitting Meals on Wheels at 6 p.m. out at Keller Williams Realty. Some local celebrities including Mayor Lioneld Jordan will be on hand to serve as judges. Admission is $5 for adults. Kids 12 and under eat for free.

Speaking of eating free, if you stop by Ozark Natural Foods today between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., you can grab a free piece of birthday cake. The co-op is celebrating its 39th year. Happy Birthday!

Elsewhere, there’s a documentary film event on campus in the Student Union, Walter Savage & Friends are at the Wine Cellar, and Jason Plumlee is at JJ’s.

But that’s not all…

From the calendar

Ozark Natural Foods: ONF’s 39th Birthday Celebration
UA Student Union: Documentary World Premiere!
JJ’s Grill n Chill: Jason Plumlee Sideshow
The Wine Cellar: Walter Savage & Friends
Fayetteville Public Library: [email protected]
Pesto Cafe: Darren Ray
The Perk: Open acoustic jam
Walton Arts Center: The University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Band Concert
Keller Williams Realty: Charity chili cook-off
Whole Earth Organic Lounge: African drum and dance w/ Angelo

Public meetings

City Hall, Room 111: Board of Adjustments – 3:45 p.m.
City Hall, Room 111: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – 5:30 p.m.

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