Calvin Johnson

w Patrick Kelleher/ Laura Sheeran / Squarehead

All Ages Event

Admission €6

Calvin Johnson (Beat Happening, founder of K Records, Dub Narcotic etc.) will be with us at Exchange Dublin Collective Arts Centre on Friday 30th July to dazzle us with his lyrical words.

About Calvin: http://www.krecs.com/html/artists/artistpagetest.php?interest=62
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Support from:

Patrick Kelleher: http://www.myspace.com/patrickkelleher

Laura Sheeran: http://www.myspace.com/laurasheeranmusic

Squarehead: http://www.myspace.com/squareheadmusic

For more info and press queries contact info@hideawayrecords.net

Marshmallow Ladyboy Jesus 3 – Stigmatized

7 – 10pm

Tickets € 5 / € 3 concessions available on the door.

This is a non-profit event, and all money raised goes toward the running of Exchange Dublin

Marshmallow Ladyboy Jesus 3 – Stigmatized, is an evening of blasphemous experimental comedy from some of Ireland’s most talented writers, comedians and storytellers.

Guests have included – Cian Hallinan, Shane Langan, Enda McNally, Colm Keegan, Colm Liddy, Kalle Ryan, Tom Rowley, David Turpin, and Roger Gregg.

Marshmallow Ladyboy Jesus is curated and hosted by Gareth Stack. Gareth is a writer and comedian who has performed standup comedy around Ireland, assistant edited Trinity College Dublin’s satirical magazine Piranha, and produced the popular ‘Technolotics’ & ‘The Invisible Tour Guide’ podcast series.

CLIMATE CAMP IRELAND Film Screening

4 – 7pm

Free Entry

A screening of a short documentary about Climate Camp Ireland 2009 and a collection of other shorts from previous Climate Camps in other countries accompanied by a brief talk about what the camp is and where it will be this year. There will also be a chance to ask questions of some of the people involved. The main film is 20 minutes long.

Climate Camp came together with the aim of building a climate change movement focused on social justice. We believe that climate change is a symptom of a destructive and undemocratic economic system. The 2009 camp in Shannonbridge provided a space for free education and workshops on sustainability, Climate Change and lots more, taking direct action against social injustice in the tradition of the civil rights movements. A year and a half on and we achieved and will continue to achieve all of our aims!

This year’s camp is in Victoria Bridge, Co. Tyrone, where there is a project to build a motorway to replace the existing A5 road. This will cost the taxpayers of both NI and the Republic €500 million each, and will create substantial further emissions. We were invited by the Alternative A5 Alliance, a local campaign, to camp there this summer. It takes place from 12th to 16th August. Come along to screening to find out more or visit: