Socialize and downsize [your closet]! Bring any wearable, unwanted clothing you may have and peruse apparel other folks bring to give away! If any garments up for grabs have any interesting tales or special sentiments… Did you wear that dress on a great date? Were you wearing that hat when you met a celebrity? Has that scarf brought you luck? …host Liz Curtis and other swappers would love to hear! Who knows, maybe you’ll talk yourself out of parting with that pair of pants!

This is a completely free event and there is no obligation to bring items in order to take items.

POP UP INDIE ROCK SHOW FEATURES THREE ETOWN BANDS

Who: Birds of Paradise, Week 6, and Good Luck
When: Saturday November 7 (doors at 5:30, music at 6:00)
Where: 717 Arts Community Center, 25 S 3rd St, Harrisburg
Tickets: $15 ($10 for students at door)

public feeling press: vol. i release party + open mic
717 Arts • 25 S 3rd St, Harrisburg
Free • suggested donation to support 717 Arts

Join public feeling press for the release of vol. i, the first volume of our tiny, handmade poetry zine.

We’ll begin with readings from contributors featured in the new volume, then open the mic to anyone who wants to share their own work.

vol. i will be available to the public for the first time that night. Come hear some poems, read something if you’d like, and take home a little folded piece of public feeling press.

Memory Veins is the collaboration of New York-based artists Shona Masarin and Andrew Hurst. For this performance, the duo is making ambient music together, with Masarin working through a range of instruments and effects. The duo will perform against a self-produced video as a backdrop to their set.

The World on Edge is a cinematic post-rock band of guitarists Cody Moyer and Mike Rathfon, drummer Paul Roman, and bassist Alex Harner. The band builds widescreen, largely instrumental music out of atmosphere and tension, and its debut album, LP1, is out now. The band will be performing selections from their Fringe set, Chromostereopsis, as well as new, improvised songs. Visual artist Jeff Copus will again project reactive video during the performance; the visuals will respond to the band as the songs rise and fall, drift and coalesce to make it a full sensory experience.

Explore character-driven physical clowning techniques rooted in European traditions.

Conceived by puppet artist Annajane, The Scryptitch Wood is an interactive, experimental feminist fairytale puppet show. You’ll encounter unusual creatures, explore unexpected sides of yourself, and become part of the story.