FRIDAY 8/31:
General Events:
- Clay Date at Delaware Art Museum. Led by an instructor, participants experiment with clay. Supplies, beer, wine, and light snacks provided. This is only an occasional offering of the DAM. 7-9pm, $30-$35.
- Full Moon Adventure Hike (featuring the "blue moon" that only occurs once a year) at White Clay Creek State Park. Friday at 7:30pm. Free with entrance fee. Call Park Office to reserve a spot (302) 368-6900.
- Carousel Park Farmers' Market (Rt. 7 in Pike Creek), Fridays 2-6pm. Thru late Sept.
- Showings of The Do-Deca-Pentathlon and Editor's Pick-see trailer at bottom Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry (about subversive art in communist China) at Theatre N. http://www.theatern.org/Films
- Newark Bike Project's End-of-Summer pool party and movie. For volunteers, and volunteers-to-be. 7-11pm. Food provided, byob. The movie is a bike-racing movie. See link for address.
- Beta Hi-Fi Music Festival continues at the Queen. 7pm. Tonight's line-up features Newark's The Honey Badgers, and Glim Dropper, among others. FREE. Ticket info.
- Adam Randolph Band, Robot House, The Max Julius, and It Is What It Is at Mojo Main. 8pm, $5.
- Funktion, a band of white guys from Kalamazoo who play funk. Perhaps more notably, Fat Daddy Has Been and Time Relapse open the show. 8pm, $9 (cheap show for the Queen, anyway).
- Ben Arnold and Johnny Miles play a free show at FDR park in Philly. 7-10pm, FREE.
- Work Drugs at Johnny Brenda's, $10.
SATURDAY 9/1:
General Events:
- Editor's Pick: Arden Fair, 10am-6pm, off of Harvey Rd. Free. Rain date Sunday.
- Winterthur Farm Stand, 9-1, on the side of Rt. 52.
- Saturday bluegrass jams at Woodside Creamery near Hockessin/Pike Creek. 1-5pm each Saturday, weather permitting. Free.
- Beach: Lewes Farmers' Market, 8-noon. In historic area, thru late Sept.
- Showings of The Do-Deca-Pentathlon and Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry (about subversive art in communist China) at Theatre N. http://www.theatern.org/Films
- Arden Fair music line-up:
- Mallory Square, 5-6pm
- The Jolly What!, 4-4:45pm
- Cure For Pain (tribute to the band Morphine), 3-3:45pm
- Splashing Pearls, 2-2:45pm
- (Arden native) Kalai King and the Fractured Hearts, 1-1:45pm
- FelixHunger, 12-12:45pm
- Hot Breakfast, 11:15-11:45pm
- Final best-of showcase for the Beta Hi-Fi Music Festival being held at the Queen. The final 5 slots have yet to be determined. 7-11pm, FREE.
- Jazz jam session at The Nomad Bar at 9th & Orange. Every Saturday, 4-7:30pm, FREE.
- Chris Bruni and Rod Kim open at the Queen for a former The Voice contestant, Charlotte Sometimes. $13.
- Julia Holter, who played the Arden Gild Hall not long ago, at Johnny Brenda's. $10.
- Made In America Fest on the Ben Frankly Pkwy, ft. Jay-Z / Pearl Jam / Skrillex / D'Angelo / Passion Pit / Santigold / Dirty Projectors / Janelle Monae, and many more. $99. Ticket link.
SUNDAY 9/2:
General Events:
- Editor's Pick: Cult movie night at Mojo Main: Labyrinth (1986). 9pm, FREE.
- Co-Op Farmers' Market, Sundays 10-2. East Main St, Newark. Thru mid-Nov.
- Beach: Bethany Farmers' Market, Sundays 8-12, thru early Sept. Garfield Pkwy.
- Showings of The Do-Deca-Pentathlon and Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry (about subversive art in communist China) at Theatre N. http://www.theatern.org/Films
- Free admission to the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, every Sunday from 9:30-noon.
- Made In America Fest on the Ben Frankly Pkwy, day two. See list and ticket link above, blogger too lazy to retype it.
Official US trailer for Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry
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