Teen Center & Skatepark
Archive for June, 2008
New Magazines at The Hub
Jun 13th
ADBUSTERS July/August 2008: Media Democracy Issue – Mental Health for Dummies; Amy Goodman; Arianna Huffington; Dan Rather.
MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL #302 July 2008: Giuda; Wasted Time; Reality; Sin Orden; Teenage Head; Antidote; La Urss; Canadian Rifle; Seasick.
Turntablism at the Hub (June 6th)
Jun 11th
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Dakotah learns to scratch.
The Lab Comes to The Hub
Jun 6th
Burlington’s own artists of turntablism, The Lab, visited The Hub today to give a demo and offer hands-on instruction.
New Magazines at The Hub
Jun 5th
ROLLING STONE, Issue 1054, June 12, 2008: 100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time; Secrets of the Guitar Heroes; Eddie Van Halen; Jimmy Page; B.B. King; Omar Rodriguez Lopez; Senate Democrats: The Failed Leadership; Ultimate Fighting’s Badass Genius…
Workshop: QUEER 101 – at the Hub Thursday, June 12th 3:30pm
Jun 2nd
Ella Kaplan from Outright Vermont (above) presents this workshop.
Did you know that over 10% of the population is gay, lesbian or
bisexual (GLB)? Did you know that 1 in 4 people have someone in their
immediate family who is GLB? Did you know that 3 in 4 people have
friends, co-workers, teachers, etc who are GLB? And these statistics
don’t even talk about gender variant, gender queer, or transgendered
folks! Think how many more people are living happy, healthy lives
outside the gender binary (What is the gender binary? Find out in this
workshop!)
bisexual (GLB)? Did you know that 1 in 4 people have someone in their
immediate family who is GLB? Did you know that 3 in 4 people have
friends, co-workers, teachers, etc who are GLB? And these statistics
don’t even talk about gender variant, gender queer, or transgendered
folks! Think how many more people are living happy, healthy lives
outside the gender binary (What is the gender binary? Find out in this
workshop!)
The staff of Outright Vermont talks about finding common vocabulary
and understanding what sexual orientation is by starting with the
basics like ‘sex’ and ‘gender’. This is a fabulous workshop which will
teach you how and why to toss the “queer eye for the straight guy”
about queer people and how you can support friends, family and co-
workers who might happen to be queer. Fun and interactive; push
yourself to expand your horizons of what you consider “normal”.