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Thursday, November 21, 7:30-10pm, Wild Goose Creative, 2491 Summit St.

Come on out to The Queer Community Mic on Thursday, November 21. Bring your poetry, music, comedy, stories, dance routines — basically anything you can do on stage that’s safe and legal. Doors open at 7:30pm; show begins at 8pm. Pay what you can at the door to show your support for the show (a $5 donation is suggested but is not required). As always, if you want to sign up to perform, we recommend arriving on time.

Tuesday, November 19, 7:30-10pm, Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St.

Are you ready for some laughs with a cause?

“Comedy @ Ace of Cups” and Columbus Stands Up for Choice! are proud to present our next pro-choice, local comedy show and rally: Columbus Stands Up for Choice: NARAL ProChoice Ohio!

Join us for an exciting night of homegrown Columbus comedy, nationally touring acts, and advocacy for reproductive rights and women’s health!

Featuring:

• Christine Horvath

• Jackie Shreeves

• Marie Adams

• Molly Martinez

Saturday, November 16, 10am-2pm, Lineage Brewing, 2971 N. High St.

Please join us for the Columbus edition of Cranksgiving, a food drive on two wheels! Started in 1999 in New York City, Cranksgiving is a celebration of cycling and charity that now has events around the globe.

Tuesday, November 12, 7-8pm, Art Outside the Lines, 485 E. Livingston Ave.

Our next Black Power Book Club meeting will be November 12 at 7pm at Art Outside the Lines (the hour before “BQIC Spoken Word”). We will be discussing Chapters 5-10 of Assata: An Autobiography.

Link to PDF, we can also email/DM:

Read up and come ready to speak your mind on Tuesday at the Black Power Book Club! Even if you don’t finish, the conversation will still be an insightful one!

Saturday, November 2, 10am-12noon, 2180 Eakin Rd.

Help us plant 200 trees!

This land has historically been used as an illegal dump site; during March, volunteers went in and removed 1.5 tons of trash! Now, we will focus on planting beneficial trees. In the rear portion of the property, there is a wetland that serves as a resting area for waterfowl along a fly-over migratory route. This site is in poor shape and requires a tremendous amount of attention. The goal is to, over time, create a vibrant space for wildlife to thrive.

Saturday, November 2, 10am-12noon, Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation, 1142 E. 17th Ave.

Register your free tree today and pick it up on November 2 at 1142 E. 17th Ave.

As part of our tree nursery campaign with American Forests and supported by J.P. Morgan Chase, we are giving away hundreds of trees in three-gallon containers in partnership with the City of Columbus.

We will have our second tree giveaway on November 2 in Linden and will give away about 300 free trees to people who are living in Columbus.