One night only!

Tickets on sale now.

Standing room only, so bring your dancing shoes.

Chris returns to St. John's with local, all-star band (Elliot Dicks, Paddy Byrne) to play tunes from his new album, "Songs About Songs". With very special opening guest, Valmy

Doors: 7pm / Valmy: 7:15pm / Chris: 8pm

Doors at 9pm

Thank at 10pm
@thanktheband
Wiley at 11pm
@wiley.band
Property at 12am
@propertytheband
https://propertyproperty.bandcamp.com/

10$ at the door!

Poster by Molly Graham @mollymargaretart

The Narrows Club presents Community Yoga at Bannerman Brewing Co. in support of Soul Warrior Yoga for Youth (SWYY).

Come enjoy an invigorating hour-long yoga class hosted by Laurabeth and Susan of SWYY - followed by a refreshing post-yoga beer!

The class is $20, which includes an after-class beer and supports Soul Warrior Yoga for Youth (SWYY). SWYY's mission is to help create healthy, happy and strong communities through the power of yoga. They offer yoga classes to youth through after school and lunchtime programming and facilitate classroom presentations and school assemblies. Proceeds from this event will help cover the costs of a 10-week SWYY yoga program at a local Elementary school! https://www.facebook.com/SoulWarriorYogaNL

Please bring your own mat and arrive 10-15 minutes early to set up 🙂

Purchase a ticket to reserve your spot. Space is limited!

Out Of Earshot is officially back in action! We've been working hard to get ready for our 3rd year, and it wouldn't be possible without all of your love and support.

OUT OF EARSHOT: DOUBLE FEATURE Vol. 3

The Battery Cafe All Ages Showcase
7PM-9PM - $10 NOTAFLOF

Adrian House
https://adrianhouse.bandcamp.com/

Jenina MacGillivray
https://jeninamacgillivray.bandcamp.com/releases

Patrick Canning
https://patrickcanning.bandcamp.com/

Please Note: The Battery Cafe has limited capacity, and will have coffee, food, beer, and wine available for sale in the main Cafe.

Bannerman Brewing 19+ Showcase
10PM - $10 NOTAFLOF

It Could Be Franky
https://itcouldbefranky.bandcamp.com/releases

THANK (Remixed)
A very special cover set with some exceptional guest artists.

DJ ANMLLVRS
Everyone's favourite way to end all nights forever.

VENUE ACCESSIBILITY
The Battery Cafe (1 Duckworth Street)
This venue is located on the ground floor of the building accessed by a set of 2 stairs.
The front entrance doors are not motorized.

Bannerman Brewing Co. (90 Duckworth Street)
This venue is located on the second floor of the building accessed by a set of stairs.
Washrooms are not accessible.

Poster by Isobel McKenna 💘

ABOUT OUT OF EARSHOT
August 20-22, 2020 - St. John's, NL
Out of Earshot is a community-based festival dedicated to showcasing DIY and emerging Canadian music and art.

**OoE aims to create a supportive and enjoyable experience for all participants at our events. Any form of physical or sexual violence, harassment, abuse or discrimination on any grounds will not be tolerated.**

For more info email outofearshot.fest@gmail.com

Join the Social Justice Co-operative and the Anti-Racism Coalition NL for a panel discussion of environmental racism in all its forms - in our communities, in the climate justice movement, and beyond. And of course... a CAKE RAFFLE and the usual #GreenNewDrinks shenanigans!

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PANEL

Possibilities for an engaged antiracist and localized climate justice movement: a conversation

Introducing our All-Star Panelists (bios forthcoming):
Rizza Umali
Lindsay Batt
Dr. Sobia Shaikh
Jenne Nolan
Jude Benoit
Moderator: Dr. Delores Mullings

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BACKGROUND

From the Canadian Arctic to the Congo Basin, from Wet’suwet’en to Labrador and across the world, Indigenous and racialized people disproportionately live with environmental degradation and upheaval. When they stand up against the degradation of their lands, waters, homes, and neighbourhoods, they are not always celebrated; more often, they are criminalized and met with state violence, while their concerns are ignored.

As Robert D. Bullard and Beverly Wright write, “environmental and public health threats from natural and human-made disasters are not randomly distributed,” and racialized (and Indigenous) people are the “wrong complexion for protection.”

Our panellists will address how these issues play out in our communities and environmental movements in Newfoundland and Labrador - and how we can push back against white supremacy by uplifting and centring Indigenous and racialized voices in everything we do.

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OTHER INFO

This event is all-ages, and is a kid & breastfeeding friendly environment. We will be providing child-friendly programming for the duration of the event! This event is held on the main floor of Bannerman Brewery, which is wheelchair-accessible and has a wheelchair-accessible bathroom.

Come out to a cozy film screening of a beautiful documentary! We've got the second floor of Bannerman Brewery for this event. There's a fire place, delicious craft beer, tasty slices of cake, a visually stunning and thought provoking film, followed by speakers and an open discussion of the film.

This event is FREE and open to the public.

This space is not wheel chair accessible.

Speakers:

Dr. Daniel Griffin, philosopher
Dr. Joel Finnis, climatologist