Following is a quick reference listing of events at Destinations Booksellers/Dueling Grounds Cafe, beginning tonight, and continuing through April. I've provided links for political candidates.
Wednesday, 3/31
Shane Gibson @ 7pm
Thursday, 4/1
Chuck Freiberger @ 7pm
Saturday, 4/3
German Language @ 10am
French Language @ 1pm
Author Charles Smith "The Stragglers" - 2pm
Tuesday, 4/6
Ron Grooms @ 7pm
Wednesday, 4/7
Socrates Cafe @ 6:30pm
Thursday, 4/8
Lee Ann Wiseheart @ 6pm
Saturday, 4/10
German class @ 10am
Brett Loyd @ 11am
French class @ 1pm
Urban history/future forum with Dr. Jake Newman (IUS) and Steve Sizemore of Louisville Metro planning @ 2pm
John Bottorff (US House, 9th District) @ 4pm
Tuesday, 4/13
Ed Clere @ 7pm
Thursday, 4/15
Coffee Party USA discussion @ 7pm
Saturday, 4/17
German language @ 10am
Carol Johnson-Smith (US House, 9th District) @ 11am
French class @ 1pm
Author Keven McQueen "The Great Louisville Tornado" booksigning and discussion @ 2pm
Tuesday, 4/20
At large school board candidate meet and greet (thus far, only 4 have accepted of the 8 running)
Wednesday, 4/21
Destinations fiction book club "On the Same Page" meets @ 7pm
Thursday, 4/22
JC Stites of 8664 @ 6:30pm
Friday, 4/23
Author Lisa Duffy to read for childrens story hour and do a book signing.
Saturday, 4/24
German class @ 10am
French class @ 1pm
Dog trainer and author Matthew Duffy for a book signing (outdoor event) @ 2pm
Monday, 4/26
Republican county candidate meet and greet event
Tuesday, 4/27
Mark Seabrook @ 7pm
That's an impressive list. Nice work, Destinations/Dueling Grounds.
ReplyDeleteYes, good work. I look forward to attending as many of these as possible.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this Roger. I have a couple of changes to the list. The Coffee Party meeting is being moved to April 29th due to a conflict with a Girl Scout event in our store on the 15th. Also, next Tuesday after Ron Grooms, we'll be hosting a few comedians from the Louisville circuit who will be trying out new material. If this works out, this might be a weekly event. Apparently, the Louisville clubs won't let the comedians work on material on stage and they needed a place to "practice", so they'll be coming here!
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