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Celtic Festival (celtic)
mid-june
There's a riverfront (Detroit River) Celtic Festival around the middle of June each year. There's lots of musical performers and dancers.
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Spartacus Books (Bookstore)
Since 1973, Spartacus Books is a non-profit, volunteer & collectively run bookstore & resource center located right on the edge of Vancouver's Eastside. The store has been successfully run for over 35 years by a collective of volunteers.
319 West Hastings, 2nd floor
604.688.6138
hours: Monday to Friday: 10 to 8:30, Saturday: 11 to 7, Sunday: 12 to 7
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Scratch Records (records)
indy record / zine store
726 Richards St
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Ditch Records (records)
indy record / zine store
Johnson St, between Douglas and Government
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Lotus Pond (vegan chinese)
all vegan chinese food. mmm
Johnson St., between Douglas and Government
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Mondragon Restaurant and Bookstore (Bookstore/Restaurant)
Vegan collectively run restaurant with pretty lights, a chess table, fair trade coffee, some graffiti in the bathroom, a squeaky front door and a radical bookstore. Go there or suffer, foolish mortals!
91 Albert Street
946-5241
added by Sssy on 2006-03-31 15:15:26

Junto Local 91 (Radical Library)
A fucking awesome free library specializing in rare, relevant and radical books and zines. Actually, pretty much any zines. We also specialize in being super sexy librarians, some of whom will gladly drink beer/coffee/RC cola (tastes depending on librarian. Offer good while supplies last) and talk about books with you.
91 Albert - 2nd Floor
942-6994
hours: thur-sat, 2-6pm
added by Sssy on 2006-03-31 15:21:32

The Pavilion (venue)
all ages shows
in the middle of the Halifax Commons
hours: every friday and saturday night
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Venus Envy (feminist bookstore)
feminist / activist book / zine store
http://www.venusenvy.ns.ca/
1598 Barrington Street
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Anchor Archive Zine Library (Zine Library/Distro)
An great little zine library with a small disto section. Also a workspace with typewriters, a heavy duty stapler and paper cutters. A library membership costs $2, the donation of a zine or some volunteering at the library. They also host workshops and have an artist in residence program.
http://anchor.revolt.org/
5684 Roberts Street, just off Agricola st.
hours: Tuesday 6-9 pm and sunday 2-5 pm
added by Terri on 2007-11-03 16:01:27

Hamilton Zine LIbrary (Zine Library)
Inside the Sky Dragon Center in Hamilton Ontario lives the Hamilton Zine Library, with over 300 titles this little beast of a collection will have some thing for everyone. at the cafe that houses the library grab a pint of beer or a big cup of fair trade coffee and find a good spot to read.
27 Kingwilliam Street
hours: 10 am- 10pm
added by libri.library@gmail.com on 2008-03-20 15:15:19

Hamilton Zine LIbrary (Zine Library)
Inside the Sky Dragon Center in Hamilton Ontario lives the Hamilton Zine Library, with over 300 titles this little beast of a collection will have some thing for everyone. at the cafe that houses the library grab a pint of beer or a big cup of fair trade coffee and find a good spot to read.
27 Kingwilliam Street
hours: 10 am- 10pm
added by liber.library@gmail.com on 2008-03-20 15:19:48

Venus Envy Ottawa (bookstore)
feminist / activist book / zine store
110 Parent Street
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Uprising (Infoshop)
A great bookstore/infoshop in Kensington Market on Kensington Avenue. Books, Zines, Tee Shirts, Handmade postcards, other crafty things. It is quite a red and black building in the midst of retro shops.
*kensington Market is off Spadina Street in the China Town area. Between College and Queen Street
??? Kensington Avenue
hours: everyday from 12-7
added by deena_murmur@hotmail.com on 2004-08-14 19:00:33

Tim Hortons (donuts)
go anywhere in Windsor (or practically all of Canada) and there will be Tim Hortons. It is the donut shop of Canada. Try the Timbits. I also recommend the chocolate chip muffins
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Big Bop (venue)
two concert halls: reverb upstairs and the kathedral downstairs. shows nightly, beer, dance floor, etc
southeast corner of Queen and Bathurst
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Sneaky Dee's (venue)
restaurant, bar, night club. one of the thousands of local hangouts for punkrock/emo/indie/zine kids. good music, even better food, ideal local. right downtown.
southeast corner of College and Bathurst
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The Arts Guild (venue)
Place where a lot of all ages shows happen, also an art gallery
111 Queen St
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Staples (copy shop)
best place to scam photocopying. very easy to just walk out
655 University Ave
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Elle Corazon
a cozy welcoming space that weaves politics, health and art together with a feminist style
http://ellecorazon.org/ellecorazon/
176 Bernard West
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Thrift stores: (thrift stores)
Burcu's Angels (on Main) is the "best store ever". Virgin Mary sucks, Value Vintage is good but overpriced, a few small
ones on Main are great. Value Village Victoria Drive sucks, but VV Hastings is great.
In Chilliwack, which is a 45 minutes outside on Vancouver, is a Value Village so good and cheap that it's worth the drive. Same with Liberty Thrifts in Abbotsford.
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Live Victoria (website)
online concert listings for punk, indy, country, etc
http://www.livevictoria.com/
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Places to get zines: (zines)
Two of the easiest places to get zines in Toronto are Pages and the Toronto Women's Bookstore. Pages is on Queen West kinda near Osgoode Station (go towards Spandina, sorry, I'm bad with directions...), and the Toronto Women's Bookstore is really close to the corner of College and Spadina.
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Radio stations: (Radio stations)
89X (88.7) = alternative. Other radio stations we get are all from Detroit.
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thrift stores (thrift store)
There are lots of thrift stores in Windsor, including two huge Value Villages (and one is right next to a Salvation Army). But Bibles for Missions, although smaller, is my favorite. They have better prices
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Detroit River
on the riverfront there are lots of cool sculpture things and trails and gardens. Nice for going on a stroll.
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jade (person)
hey, i'm jade. i like stuff. i'm up for whatever. gimme a msg if you wanna know about the city.
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Radio stations: (Radio stations)
102.1 the edge. wednesdays at 12 - punk-o-rama, daily at mignight - indie hour, pretty kicking tunes 24/7
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www.peilocals.com (website)
Prince Edward Island indy music resource site. find people to hang out with or info on upcoming shows
added by mike saturday on 0000-00-00 00:00:00