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events from Dec 4 and on

By Lina Harper • December 4, 2009 3:13 am EDT

Dec 4—Parking: TeK-Mission : Mini / Alexis Bowles / FancyFhreek

Dec 4—Strip Spelling Bee at Mainline Theatre

Dec 4—AUDITIONS dancers, at PARKING
Citizen Nawi

Dec 4—Citizen Nawi, a film by Nissim Mossek

Dec 2—Wax Mannequin CD release, with Rae Spoon, Kara Keith at Casa Del Popolo

Dec 5—Art Auction at the Ste. Emilie Skillshare! (proceeds towards anti-Olympics collective)

Dec 5 to 6—Puces POP & Rusty Plum xmas craft fair

Dec 9—Ste Emilie Skillshare and Qteam present A Night of Movies & Discussion about Resistance from Vancouver to Montreal

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