10 Days in November.

Beginning tonight with a live Gang of Four performance, and ending with a must-see movie premiere on the 16th, there are consciousness-raising events aplenty in New Albany over the next week and a half.

Monday, November 7, 2005
New Albany’s City Council meets on the third floor of the City-County Building. 3rd District CM Steve Price is expected to vote “no.”

Thursday, November 10
The Main Street Preservation Association is gathering information in preparation for a “Small Area Plan” to encompass the historic district and some adjacent areas. 3rd District CM Steve Price is expected to vote “no.” For the complete scoop:

MSPA Conducts Info Gathering Session, by Ann Streckfus (in her Diggin’ in the Dirt blog).

Tuesday, November 15
Drinking Liberally comes to Rich O’s for a 7:00 p.m. gathering. Readers who agree with the organization’s stated aim of spreading democracy “one pint at a time” are encouraged to attend. 3rd District CM Steve Price is expected to vote “no.”

Previously at NAC: Drinking Liberally – coming soon to Rich O’s?

Louisville DL takes road trip to Rich O’s in New Albany, by Vicki Sansbury (from Drinking Liberally’s on-line forum).

Drinking Liberally helps kill the pain for lefties, by Stephen George (Louisville Eccentric Observer, July 5, 2005).

Wednesday, November 16
Previously in NAC, we told you that CFP and Destinations Booksellers are to screen "Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price" documentary film on Nov. 16. It’s an outdoor showing (at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.) at the Farmers’ Market, corner of Bank and Market in downtown New Albany. 3rd District CM Steve Price is expected – you guessed it -- to vote “no.”

Previously at Volunteer Hoosier: Stunning.

More NAC links:
Speaking of Wal-Mart, as the movie release date draws nearer, Bentonville begins circling the wagons.

Unsurprisingly, "Wal-Mart Healthcare Mythology Shattered."