Greenbelt
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Calendar
Community
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New Years’ Day City offices closed.Utopia Film Broadcast 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon 19, FREE. “Jim Morris: Lifelong Fit (2014),†“Art Bastard
(2015),†& “Judgement Day (2015)†| 2
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The New Old Jamboree 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Hosted by Ruthie and the Wranglers - new songs, old songs, and special guests!GATE Orientation Class 7–10pm, Greenbelt Community Center, Suite 204, FREE. Want to make a video? The first step is to attend the GATE Orientation Class. Learn our policies and procedures to see if Public Access is right for you! Limited seating--please RSVP to GreenbeltAccess@gmail.com. | 4
Greenbelt Climate Action Network 7pm, Community Center, FREE. Discuss sustainability; info: lore@simplicity_matters.orgSeth Kibel & Tom Teasley 7:30–9:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Seth Kibel is an award-winning woodwind specialist who has made a name for himself throughout the Mid-Atlantic in the genres of jazz, swing, klezmer, and more. Tom Teasley is a globe-trotting percussionist whose innovative percussion approaches are heralded worldwide. Together, they blend sounds both old and new, traditional and innovative, to create a sound like no other.Utopia Film Broadcast 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon 19, FREE. “Jim Morris: Lifelong Fit (2014),†“Art Bastard
(2015),†& “Judgement Day (2015)†| 5
Thrift Store 10am–4pm, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, FREE. Donations of clothing in good condition also welcome. Donation forms available for tax purposes.Songwriters' Open Mic 7–10pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Songwriters' Association of Washington (SAW) open Mic with Paige Powell | 6
Wine Tasting 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. The Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy will be offering a free wine tasting featuring wines selected by our resident wine consultant. Anyone who decides to purchase a tasting wine will receive $1 off the price of each bottle.Utopia Film Broadcast 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon 19, FREE. “Jim Morris: Lifelong Fit (2014),†“Art Bastard
(2015),†& “Judgement Day (2015)â€Long Time Coming 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. From hits to deep tracks. From singer-songwriter ballads to rockers. From classic rock to new artists who will be classic. From covers to originals. From blues to reggae. From the 60's through today. LTC feature strong vocals with multi-part harmonies, tasteful mandolin styling, and a rock solid rhythm section. | 7
Just Stones 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. A musical tribute to the Rolling Stones whose repertoire consists entirely of Rolling Stones music that will please the 'Stones connoisseur as well as the layfan. |
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Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!Annette Wasilik 5–8pm, New Deal Café, FREE. With a voice lilting, haunting and unforgettable, this poet songwriter weaves a spell both startling in its intimacy and expansive in its vision. In this special CD release concert, Annette Wasilik is joined by her WAMMIE winning musicians, John Previti (bass), Andrea Hoag (violin) and Kevin Dudley (guitar). | 9
Free Produce Distribution 2:30–3:30pm, Springhill Lake Elementary School, FREE. Please bring a rolling cart, and arrive by 2:15pm.City Council Meeting 8pm, Municipal Building, FREE. Live on Verizon 21, Comcast 71 and http://greenbeltmd.gov/municipaltv | 10
The Not 2 Cool Jazz Band with Vocalist Aimee Breslow 7:30–9:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Some of the best loved vocal standards from the Great American Songbook, featuring the songs of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, and others. | 11
Around the Co-op Series 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. The program will draw inspiration from around the store as we explore one of the departments, aisles, or some new products.
We will bring out some less familiar items and even some old favorites. We will also highlight some of the lesser known store services. We will provide samples and discounts when possible, and we will always strive to expose customers to “the rest of the store.â€Geff King 7:30–9:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Greenbelt's own Man of 1000 Songs—honky tonk, country, originals, and more! | 12
Thrift Store 10am–4pm, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, FREE. Donations of clothing in good condition also welcome. Donation forms available for tax purposes. | 13
Wine Tasting 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. The Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy will be offering a free wine tasting featuring wines selected by our resident wine consultant. Anyone who decides to purchase a tasting wine will receive $1 off the price of each bottle.Rufus Roundtree and the B'more Brass Factory 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Infusing the essence of the New Orleans brass band sound that defines the mardi gras experience with a hometown contemporary flare, The B'More Brass Factory Band recreates versions of R&B and hip-hop songs with funk, neo-soul and jazz elements. | 14
Donation Dropoff 9am–12pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Green Drop Charitable Donations. May end early if truck fills. Info: 301-474-8308.Fractal Cat 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. 5-piece rock ensemble emphasizing classic songwriting, melodic vocals, and a multilayered psychedelic rock sound. Original songs combine the spirit of early rock ‘n’ roll with elements of soul, classic country, and electronic music. Musical influences include Chuck Berry, early Pink Floyd, and John Coltrane, while lyrical inspirations range from Blake to Buddha. |
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Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!Fez Tones Hafla 6–8pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Join us for an afternoon of live Middle Eastern music & dance. Musicians will play exotic instruments such as qanun, oud, darbuka, and riq. | 16
Martin Luther King Day City offices closed.Diabetes Support Group 6–7:30pm, Doctors Hospital North Building 5th floor DSE room, FREE. Join people who have diabetes as well as their families during engaging and interactive discussions about coping with this condition. To register or receive a free breast care educational brochure, call 301-DCH-4YOU (301-324-4968).Reel & Meal 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. A monthly film series exploring social, environmental and animal rights concerns. An optional vegan buffet ($14) is served at 6:30pm. | 17
Poetry Night Open Mic 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Come express your inner beatnik through the spoken word!Breast Cancer Support Group 7–9pm, Doctors Hospital North Building Room 415, FREE. Join women who are newly diagnosed with or are recovering from breast cancer. To register or to receive a free breast care educational brochure, call 301-DCH-4YOU (301-324-4968).Breast Cancer Male Caregiver Support Group 7–9pm, Doctors Hospital North Building 5th floor DSE room, FREE. Join men who discuss their experiences as caregivers of breast cancer survivors. For more information, call 301-DCH-4YOU (301-324-4968). | 18
Pub Quiz 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Bring your own team, or form one on the spot. We will collect a dollar from each participant, which will be the prize for the winning team. Come out and test your knowledge on topics from Aardvarks to Zithers. | 19
Thrift Store 10am–4pm, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, FREE. Donations of clothing in good condition also welcome. Donation forms available for tax purposes.GHI Board Meeting 7:30pm, GHI Administration Building, FREE. Open sessions of the GHI and GDC Boards of Directors. | 20
Wine Tasting 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. The Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy will be offering a free wine tasting featuring wines selected by our resident wine consultant. Anyone who decides to purchase a tasting wine will receive $1 off the price of each bottle.A Visit from Scarface 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $22; $20 students, senior, military. It's 1932, and the famous Hollywood writer Ben Hecht has just finished his screenplay for a movie produced by Howard Hughes called SCARFACE, loosely based on the real life story of Al Capone.Karikatura 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. With bright horns, socially conscious lyrics and booty-bouncing beats, this NYC band delivers a unique blend of Transglobal Soul. An organic synthesis of all the music heard blasting out of car windows and shops onto the streets of NYC, Karikatura lives where reggae meets klezmer, cumbia meets hip-hop and indie-rock meets afrobeat. Neither purist nor revivalist, this is music of the present, for the future. | 21
A Visit from Scarface 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $22; $20 students, senior, military. It's 1932, and the famous Hollywood writer Ben Hecht has just finished his screenplay for a movie produced by Howard Hughes called SCARFACE, loosely based on the real life story of Al Capone.Karen Collins & the Backroads Band 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. join this multiple WAMMIE-nominated band for some classic honky tonk, original roots songs, and vintage country from the 1940s-1970s. |
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Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!channel Volatile with The Meer 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Arising from industrial, darkwave and progressive roots, cV finds its placement in the swirling vortices of experimental art rock. Undulating lead and bass guitars, coupled with piano and synthesizer-generated harmonic minors and poignant vocal melodies, cV is an immersive experience, a union of vast influences by 5 artists, fire signs, and musicians. | 23
City Council Meeting 8pm, Municipal Building, FREE. Live on Verizon 21, Comcast 71 and http://greenbeltmd.gov/municipaltv | 24
New Deal Laugh In 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. CLaw Comedy Productions presents the New Deal Laugh-In Showcase featuring some of the area's funniest comics performing together for one night only! Parental Guidance Suggested.Advisory Committee on Environmental Sustainability 7:30pm, Community Center, FREE. GreenACES and GREEN Team | 25
Wine and Food Tasting 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. The Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy will be offering a free wine & food tasting to celebrate Patron Appreciation Day. The food tasting will be a seasonal selection available to purchase or made from ingredients available in the store. Anyone who decides to purchase a tasting wine will receive $1 off the price of each bottle, and all store purchases receive a 5% discount the entire day.Evidence Locker 7:30–9:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Eclectic mix of classic and current rock and pop favorites | 26
Thrift Store 10am–4pm, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, FREE. Donations of clothing in good condition also welcome. Donation forms available for tax purposes.Songwriters' Open Mic 7–10pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Songwriters' Association of Washington (SAW) open Mic with Lynn HollyfieldAstronomical Society: Planetary Exploration 7:30pm, Community Center Room #114, FREE. Dr. Tim Stubbs will speak on "The impact of meteoroids on the lunar environment" | 27
FREE Beer Tasting 4–7pm, Greenbelt Co-Op, FREE. Free beer tasting featuring a local brewery. There will also be tasting snacks and all tasting beer will be $1.00 its package price.A Visit from Scarface 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $22; $20 students, senior, military. It's 1932, and the famous Hollywood writer Ben Hecht has just finished his screenplay for a movie produced by Howard Hughes called SCARFACE, loosely based on the real life story of Al Capone.Black Masala 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Featuring a wide array of instruments from tuba to accordion to banjo, 2013 double WAMMIE-winner features a colorful mix of sounds that draw inspiration from the melodies of Eastern European brass bands, New Orleans jazz, Latin grooves, and even a hint of Appalachian twang. | 28
Electronics, Styrofoam & Paint Recycling 9am–12pm, Public Works Department, FREE. City residents can recycle old or unwanted computers, and other electronic items. Please call in advance for more than 10 items, multiple styrofoam pieces, or items over 50 pounds. Paint recycling for $5/container. Click for details!Donation Dropoff 9am–12pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Green Drop Charitable Donations. May end early if truck fills. Info: 301-474-8308.Youth Baseball Registration 10am–12pm, Youth Center & Springhill Lake Rec Center, Click for details. Jazz Jam w/ Greg Meyer 1–5pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Bring on your jazz groove and join in this community jam session!A Visit from Scarface 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $22; $20 students, senior, military. It's 1932, and the famous Hollywood writer Ben Hecht has just finished his screenplay for a movie produced by Howard Hughes called SCARFACE, loosely based on the real life story of Al Capone.Fast Eddie & The Slow Pokes 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. a blend of Chicago, West Coast, Swing and Jump Blues peppered with Soul that serve up a menu to get the joint jumpin'! |
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Holy Redeemer School Open House 9am–12pm, 4902 Berwyn Road, FREE. Pre-K through 8th grade, with before & after care available.Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!A Visit from Scarface 2pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $22; $20 students, senior, military. It's 1932, and the famous Hollywood writer Ben Hecht has just finished his screenplay for a movie produced by Howard Hughes called SCARFACE, loosely based on the real life story of Al Capone.DA Band 5–8pm, New Deal Café, FREE. 4-piece jam unit, playing classics from the Allmans, Hendrix, the Dead and more! Steve & Kevin, from local favorite band, Blue Miracle, form a rock solid rhythm section, while Ian & Jeff, performing for 13 years as DADUO, wail on electric guitars.Utopia Film Broadcast 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon 19, FREE. “Experimental Video†curated by Chris Lynn (2012), “The Human Factorâ€, & “The 36†| 30
Council Worksession: North Core DSP 8pm, Municipal Building, FREE. No details are available on what "DSP" means. | 31
Holy Redeemer School Open House 8:30–11am, 4902 Berwyn Road, FREE. Pre-K through 8th grade, with before & after care available.Snakehead Run 7:30–9:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Acoustic blues, string and jug band music from the 20's and 30's up to modern day with some originals thrown in. |
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