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Events for July 2009
1	Writing as Activism: Women's Writing Workshop Time: Wed. Nights in July Price: $15-25 sliding scale Location: 202 Ferguson Hill, Cabot VT (Yurt at the end) Description: Having taught Charlotte Perkin Gilman's Herland, and The Yellow Wallpaper, as well as Sylvia Plath's Bell Jar and Alix Kate Shulman's Burning Questions, I look at any writing that women do to collectivize voice as activism, especially now. Come join in a supportive space no matter what genre or stage of writing. I will give exercises the first hour, and you will workshop works you are working on the second. Possible building towards a public performance of works created at the end of the month or the beginning of August. All ages welcome. Extra Info: Please call my cell phone 216-233-0567 (I am in VT though the exchange is not local) to register and for driving directions. I edit the journal Femspec (see femspec.org) and have brought 400 authors into print over the last 11 years. You may be one of them! I have published a novella, a collection of short stories, and four non-fiction books, as well as much poetry in venues such as Feminist Review and Key West Review. I have taught in universities, graduate schools, and alternative settings for the last thirty years. Will also barter for admission if you give massage, or grow food. Looking forward to meeting you! batyawein@aol.com.
2	Bike Hardwick - Community Bicycle Ride Time: 7pm - 8pm Price: FREE! Location: Hardwick, we meet in front of the Buffalo Mountain Coop Description: Summer is here – let’s ride!!! This fun and leisurely bicycle ride, which starts at 7pm in front of the Buffalo Mountain Coop, is open to all ages, and to anyone who can balance on two wheels (kids in tow are welcome, too!) So dust off the old 10-speed, mountain bike, or banana seat cruiser, pump up your tires, and head on out to enjoy a leisurely, no-pressure bicycle ride with happy, like-minded cyclists. 7pm-8pm. Thursday July 2nd, 2009. Meet in front of the Coop at 7pm. Registration is preferred. To register, please contact Perry Heller at 917-224-7216, Tom Brown at 802-472-5509, or by email at bikehardwick@gmail.com for more info and to register for free.
2	Hatha Yoga Flow Time: 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Thursdays Price: $10.00 (special class pass rates available!) Location: Room to Move, Hardwick Description: Ground, accept, and grow in this all level Hatha Yoga Class, taught by Sophia Smith. Explore an array of yoga poses that promote, strength, flexibility, and balance. Begin your healing journey through yoga -- clear your mind, invigorate your body, and connect to your spirit. Drop-ins welcome. For more info call or email Sophia: sophialightsmith@gmail.com cell 802.224.6225 Extra Info: Room to Move is located on Main St in Hardwick, in the building that houses the Chinese Restaurant, second floor.
4	Annual Chicken Barbecue Time: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Price: $10.00 Location: Greensboro Church - 165 Wilson Street Description: Enjoy our locally famous chicken barbecue with our world-renown coleslaw -- along with other culinary delights. Tickets are $10 and include a half chicken, slaw, roll, beverage and dessert. Proceeds benefit the Greensboro Church. If you want to obtain one or more chicken dinners for that day reservations are virtually a must [we almost always sell out and have a logistical limit of 320 meals.] Email your reservation to: gucc@guccvt.org Extra Info: Starts right after the parade.
4	Open House Time: 10:00 - 3:00 Price: Free Location: Greensboro Free Library, 53 Wilson Street Description: Come see the renovated library and celebrate the future at the Open House, July 4th. Activities include Book Sale 10:00-2:00, Tee-Shirt Tye-dying for children - 11:30, Poetry Reading with Galway Kinnell - 11:30, Watercolor demonstration with Lynn Davidson - 1:00 Dedication of library - 2:00
5	Sunday Supper at the Lakeview Inn Time: 5:00- 8:00 Price: $35.00 Location: The Lakeview Inn 295 Breezy Avenue, Greensboro Description: Sunday Supper At The Lakeview Inn July 5th 2009 Starters Surprise Amuse Bouche Raspberry Basil Shrimp Main and Side Steak and Fries Sweet Onions Bake Roasted Corn- on- the- Cob Children’s Main Chicken and Fries Salad Mixed Local Greens Balsamic Maple Dressing Dessert Strawberry Rhubarb Bramble Homemade Whipped Cream Cheese Course A tasting of 3 local cheeses & extra goodies Served@ the top or bottom of supper ____________________________________________________ Pre fix of $35.00 p/ person + taxes ~children $12.00 $2.00 corkage fee for beverage /per table BYOB (Bring your own beer or wine) Additional fee for cheese course 12.00$ for 2 persons & $20.00 for 4 persons Dinner served from 5:00-8:00 Reservations Required Call Jody at: Dov’è Designs 802.355.0717 Leave a message if you like with: Your name, number in party, time and phone
8	Discussion with Beth Kanell, Vermont author of "The Darkness Under the Water" Time: 1:30 pm Price: Free Location: Greensboro Free Library Description: Just as the waters of a river roar through her town, Molly Ballou's life is riding on a swift current, where change comes faster than a spring flood. As a half-Abenaki Indian, half-French Canadian girl in Vermont, Molly is slowly realizing that her family and others like them are being targeted by a governmental effort to hide the state of so-called "poor citizens." Not only is Molly facing discrimination, but she is also haunted by the ghostly presence of her drowned older sister and her grieving mother's evasive love. Curious about her family's traditions, Molly finds herself drawn to Henry's support, sorrow gradually gives way to the joy of self-discovery -- and allows Molly to look beyond hardship to a future of promise.
8	Mystery Dinner - "Death at a Dude Ranch" Time: 6:30 pm Price: $55.00 Location: Fellowship Hall, United Church of Christ, Greensboro, VT Description: This year we will take you to Lonesome Gulch, Nevada in 1950, where the indomitable Ruby Smith is trying to make a go of the LG Dude Ranch, left to her by her late Uncle Snuffy Smith. The society lady-guests awaiting their divorces are feuding, the cowhands are flirting, a character claiming to be Snuffy's mining partner is flourishing half of a map to a lost gold mine, and the town coroner is not at all satisfied that Snuffy died of natural causes. What is a gal like Ruby to do? The usual. She'll serve up a tasty supper, warble a few tunes, add entertainment by the locals and try to solve the mystery. Any guest who can correctly guess the murderer, motive, etc., will get a prize. Come enjoy the dinner and solve the mystery.
9	The Tale Singer, Lisa Sammet Time: 4:00PM Price: Free Location: Jeudevine Library Description: The Jeudevine Library is getting creative this summer! Our own Library Director, Lisa Sammet, will kick off our summer activities with stories and song at the library Thursday, July 9 at 4:00PM. She will lead the audience in creating a group story, and make up a musical stew chant! Lisa will share with us several musical instruments, puppets and her own creativity. Long-time librarian and director of The Music Box in Craftsbury, Lisa has been weaving stories and songs together for the enjoyment of her community for over 20 years. The library will be hosting events each Thursday at 4:00PM through July and August. Upcoming events include entertainer Peter Burns and Agape Hill Farm llamas. For more information, contact the library at 472-5948 or jeudevinesusan@yahoo.com.
9-12	Androcles and the Lion Time: Thurs-Sat: 7 p.m.; Sun: 2 p.m. Price: children: $4, teens/seniors: $6, adults: $8 Location: Vermont Children's Theater Description: This musical version of Aesop's fable about the friendship between a slave and a lion is performed by local children, including kids from Hardwick. More information on the performance and the theater is at www.VermontChildrensTheater.com. Extra Info: Theater phone: 802-626-5358 Tickets available at the theater. Cash or check only.
10	Book Signing by Jim Lynch at The Galaxy Bookshop Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: Free Location: The Galaxy Bookshop, Hardwick Description: The Galaxy Bookshop is pleased to welcome Jim Lynch, author of one of the staff's favorite new novels, Border Songs. Join us Friday, July 10 at 7 p.m. for Jim's reading and book signing. Set along the Washington-Canada border, the novel tells the story of a two small communities, separated by a ditch and not much else, that are shaken up by increased pressure by Homeland Security to patrol the comings and goings across that ditch. The loveable and misunderstood Brandon Vanderkool falls right in the center of the turmoil by accidentally becoming the border patrol’s most successful agent. Jim Lynch worked as a journalist in Alaska, Washington, D.C., and across the Pacific Northwest, winning a number of national reporting honours and is the author of the prize winning novel The Highest Tide. He lives with his wife and their daughter in Olympia, Washington. Extra Info: PRIZE DRAWING! Every customer who buys a copy of Border Songs from The Galaxy Bookshop by July 8 will be entered into a drawing to win dinner with Jim Lynch and special guest Howard Frank Mosher on the evening of July 10. Buy books and find more information about this and other upcoming events at www.galaxybookshop.com.
11	Antiques & Uniques Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Price: Free Location: Craftsbury Common Description: 39th Annual Antiques & Uniques Festival Join us in beautiful Craftsbury Common for a great day of meandering among over 100 vendors of antiques, collectibles, jewelry makers, quilters, potters, woodworkers, and many other antiques dealers, craftspeople and artisans. Visit the legendary bake sale tent and the grill, listen to great live music, and enjoy free children's activities. Parking benefits the Craftsbury Fire Department and donations are encouraged to support services for children and families. Please email Cheryl Herrick at cherrick@vtcas.org for more information or to inquire about renting a booth. A Top Ten Summer Event!
11	BICYCLE FIXER UPPER DAY / COOKOUT Time: 5pm - 9pm Price: FREE! Location: 965 Mackville Rd. Hardwick, VT 05843 Description: BICYCLE FIXER UPPER DAY / COOKOUT.... Is your bicycle in need of some repair? Flat tire, brakes don’t work, handlebars loose, gears don’t shift?, If so, bring your bike on down to Bike Hardwick’s Bicycle Fixer-Upper Day for some free repairs, advice, and some new knowledge about how to maintain your bicycle in the future. We’ll be having an outdoor cookout too, so if you’d like to, you can also bring some food to cook on the fire! Date: July 11th Time: 5pm-9pm Location: 965 Mackville Rd. directly across the street from the Mackville Pond parking area For more information and to schedule a time slot, please contact Perry Heller at 917-224-7216, or Tom Brown at 802-472-5509. You may also email us at bikehardwick@gmail.com. Directions: If you're in downtown Hardwick, on "Main St." A.K.A RT. 15W, and the Buffalo Mtn. Coop is on your Left, and the Diner (Village Restaurant) is on your Right, you'll come to a blinking red light. Go straight through the blinking red light and travel about .4 mile. Look for WINTER ST. on your right, when you see Winter St. on your right, immediately make a LEFT onto MACKVILLE RD. There is NO STREET SIGN for Mackville Rd, so I am using Winter St. as a guide. Once you turn onto Mackville Rd. you will travel for about 1 mile, bearing LEFT at ANY forks. Just AFTER the pavement turns to a dirt road, you will see the entrance to the property. Make a LEFT into the driveway, or simply park across the street in the public parking area for the Mackville Pond Recreation Area. My property is the one with the small yellow building with a odd looking frog painted on the roof (I didn't put it there - it came that way!) I know - how weird! See you there. Perry 917-224-7216, bikehardwick@gmail.com
11	Woodbury Bluegrass Highlanders Concert ant Potluck Time: 6:00 p.m. Price: by donation Location: South Woodbury Church Description: The Highlander’s feature much beloved bluegrass gospel songs, playing your old time favorites with a back-country twist. A local favorite, the Highlanders feature the melodic sounds of mandolin, banjo, autoharp, guitar, fiddle, dobro, washtub bass and of course, electric bass. This concert is one in a series open to the community as part of a fundraising effort of the Calais-Woodbury Parish in order to renovate the church’s bell tower into a functional Sunday School Room and church office. Extra Info: Contact 472-8044 for more info.
13-16	Nature in a Nutshell for 4-7 year-olds Time: 9 to 11:30 AM Location: Porter Brook Environmental Center at Highland Lodge Description: A ï¿½samplerï¿½ with hands-on learning about animals, plants, and homes and using crafts, puppetry, and sensory skills! Weï¿½ll use what we learn to guide us on the last dayï¿½s magical discovery tour! From 9 to 11:30 AM. Tuition: $90 ($65 Early Bird Special with Registration by April 28). Multiple sibling tuition discount available. Extra Info: Call Anne at (802) 586-8065 for registration forms, more info.
13	Summer Reading Program Time: 12-3pm Price: Free Location: Woodbury Community Library Description: From 12-1pm there will be a Story Hour and science learning activities for preschoolers-grade 2. From 2-3 pm there will be Pop-up book activities for Grades 3-4. We’ll make pop-up, and other books, and write our own stories. Extra Info: The program is free but registration is required. Healthy snacks will be provided. Call Bob Joly (Librarian) at home at 592-3062, or stop in at the library any Monday to sign up.
15	Book Discussion of "Ceremony" by Leslie Marmon Silko Time: 7:00 pm Price: Free Location: Greensboro Free Library Description: Tayo, a young Native American, and a prisoner of the Japanese during WWII, returns to his home in Laguna Pueblo in despair. His search for comfort leads him back to his Indian past and its curative ceremonies. Discussion leader Marian Lorenz
15	Mark Rudd reading at The Galaxy Bookshop Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: Free Location: The Galaxy Bookshop, Hardwick Description: Mark Rudd, leader of the 1968 student uprising at Columbia University, will visit The Galaxy Bookshop on Wednesday, July 15 to share his story, as told in his book, Underground: My Life with SDS and the Weathermen. Extra Info: Call 472-5533 or visit www.galaxybookshop.com
15	IMPROVAPPELLA Time: 6-8 PM Price: FREE Location: Buffalo Mtn. School, Hardwick Description: An evening of exploring the human voice through improvisational, acappella music. This is a jam session, so all abilities and ages are welcomed. We need at least 3 folks to make this work. Extra Info: The Buffalo Mtn. School is on South Main St. in Hardwick nexy to the American Legion. For more info call 472-5070.
16	Hatha Yoga Flow Time: 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Thursdays Price: $10.00 (special class pass rates available!) Location: Room to Move, Hardwick Description: Ground, accept, and grow in this all level Hatha Yoga Class, taught by Sophia Smith. Explore an array of yoga poses that promote, strength, flexibility, and balance. Begin your healing journey through yoga -- clear your mind, invigorate your body, and connect to your spirit. Drop-ins welcome. For more info call or email Sophia: sophialightsmith@gmail.com cell 802.224.6225 Extra Info: Room to Move is located on Main St in Hardwick, in the building that houses the Chinese Restaurant, second floor.
16	Family Entertainer Peter Burns Time: 4:00PM Price: free Location: Memorial Building, 3rd Floor Description: Turn off the TV, shut down the computer; it is time to create family fun! On Thursday July 16 at 4:00PM, the Jeudevine Library is sponsoring a presentation by storyteller and certified Stuntologist Peter Burns. Held at the Memorial Building, Peter will show families how to have endless hours of entertainment with fantastic folk tales, stupendous stunts, brilliant brain teasers, piquant poems, ridiculous riddles, and magnificient magic tricks. In the not so distant past, families used creativity and imagination to keep themselves amused. As we realize the importance of community and face to face connections, home made entertainment is making a comeback. For 20 years Peter has been collecting and teaching home entertainment folk traditions. Peter Burns is a founding member of the Burlington Area Mutual Amusement Society. His stunts are inluded in Stuntology by Sam Bartlett. The library will be hosting events each Thursday at 4:00PM through July and August. Upcoming events include Agape Hill Farm llamas and a Robotics Workshop. For more information, contact the library at 472-5948 or jeudevinesusan@yahoo.com. This performance has been funded in part by a grant from the Vermont Department of Libraries.
16-19	A Pirate's Life for Me Time: Thurs-Sat: 7 p.m.; Sun: 2 p.m. Price: children: $4, teens & seniors: $6, adults: $8 Location: Vermont Children's Theater Description: The musical comedy tells the story of a boring aristrocrat who tries to make himself more exciting by becoming a pirate. The performers are all middle school students, including some from Hardwick and Cabot. More information on the performance and the theater is at www.VermontChildrensTheater.com Extra Info: The theater is located at 2283 Darling Hill Road in Lyndonville. Theater phone is 802-626-5358. Tickets available at the theater. Cash or check only.
17	Southern Night at The Highland Lodge: Dinner, Plus Music by Bear Mountain String Band Time: 5:30-8 PM Dinner, music goes longer Price: $22.50/adult for all courses. Service and Tax additional. Location: Highland Lodge in Greensboro Description: Back by popular demand, the Bear Mountain String Band plays for southern dinner nights the third Fridays of each month, June through September. Enjoy delicious Southern cuisine including Karin's famous southern fried chicken! You can also come for dessert and coffee and listen to the music. Please call for reservations: (802) 533-2647
17	Fanciful Tea Party Time: 1 pm to 4 pm Price: Children: $4; Adults: $6 Location: Greensboro Barn (491 Country Club Road, Greensboro, VT 05841) Description: Come and enjoy tea, cucumber sandwiches, and Bien Fait Specialty Cakes with live musical entertainment provided by Cody Michaels (piano). At this fanciful tea-party you'll be able to purchase one of Jennifer Ranz' beautiful teapots, as well as other fine crafts and jewelry. A percentage of the profits from this event will benefit Greensboro Wonder and Wisdom's enrichment programs for children and seniors. Children: $4; Adults: $6. Extra Info: For more information call: 533-9281.
20-24	Nature Quest for 7-10 year-olds! Time: 1 to 4 PM Location: Porter Brook Environmental Center at Highland Lodge Description: July 20-24th (Mon-Fri) Amazing hands-on discoveries await us each day as we explore the miracles of food chains, adaptations, and finally, a celebration of the web of life. Prepare to roll up your sleeves to grub and muck around! From 1 to 4 PM. Tuition $105 ($80 Early Bird Special with Registration by April 28). Multiple sibling tuition discount available.
20	Summer Reading Program Time: 12-3pm Price: Free Location: Woodbury Community Library Description: From 12-1pm there will be a Story Hour and science learning activities for preschoolers-grade 2. From 2-3 pm there will be Pop-up book activities for Grades 3-4. We’ll make pop-up, and other books, and write our own stories. Extra Info: The program is free but registration is required. Healthy snacks will be provided. Call Bob Joly (Librarian) at home at 592-3062, or stop in at the library any Monday to sign up.
21	Ron Krupp reading at The Galaxy Bookshop Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: Free Location: The Galaxy Bookshop, Hardwick Description: The Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op and The Galaxy Bookshop are pleased to welcome Ron Krupp for a discussion of his new book, Lifting the Yoke: Local Solutions to America's Farm and Food Crisis on Tuesday, July 21 at 7 p.m. In Lifting the Yoke, Ron Krupp presents a look at the corporate food industry, the damage it has caused and continues to cause our environment, our local economies, and our health. He offers many examples of ways in which small farms, co-ops, food shelves, and other businesses and individuals are creating alternatives to the mainstream food industry. Extra Info: Call 472-5533 or visit www.galaxybookshop.com.
23	Magical Soap Bubble Tricks with Rob Mermin Time: 4:00 pm Price: Free Location: Greensboro Free Library Description: Magical soap bubble tricks with Rob Mermin. Delight in all manner of shapes and sizes of intricate bubblery in a unique demonstration. See astonishing tightrope-walking bubbles, juggling bubbles, carousels, acrobatic, pyramidal, and smoke-filled square-shaped sideshow bubbles. Clean entertainment! Not for kids only!
23	"Grandpa's Sleeve" ( A "Tricks with Stuff" workshop) Time: 7:00 pm Price: Donation Location: Greensboro Free Library Description: Impromptu magical tricks for grownups! Rob Mermin, founder of Circus Smirkus, presents a hands-on "magic class" of easy-to-do tricks, stunts, puzzles and homemade amusements especially for grandparents, aunts and uncles, teachers and parents. Impress the youngsters by showing how ordinary objects become magical! Surprise yourself and others! No skill required! No electronic devices or batteries! Experience the "Wow! That is so cool!" reaction in the first minute! A simple yet magical trick can evoke that momentary pause of wonder which catches us--like a sudden butterfky--by surprise. These are simple tricks of science and wonder that can immediately be taught to kids. Bring a notebook but keep little kids at home: this time is fun FOR ADULTS ONLY! (Teens welcome too)
23	Hardwick-Greensboro Restorative Justice Annual Dinner & Meeting Time: 6:00 - 7:30PM (Business Mtg 5:30) Price: FREE Location: United Church Hall, Hardwick Description: Restorative Justice focuses on correcting harms caused by crime to individuals and the community. Join the Citizens Advisory Board for dinner and the 2008/2009 HGRJ program report. Bring your questions, ideas and appetite. Families welcome. For more information and to RSVP please call (toll free) 866.928.9808 or email carol@ten-towns.com. This is a FREE Community Event!
23-25	The Wiz Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: children: $4, teens/seniors: $6, adults: $8 Location: Vermont Children's Theater Description: This Broadway musical retells the adventures of Dorothy in the Land of Oz with a mixutre of rock, soul and gsopel music. More information about the play and the theater is at www.VermontChildrensTheater.com Extra Info: The Vermont Children's Theater is located at 2283 Darling Hill Road in Lyndonville. The theater phone is 802-626-5358. Tickets are available at the theater. Cash or check only
25	Michele Choiniere with Will Patton Trio Time: 8 pm Price: $10, kids free Location: The Music Box, 147 Creek Rd, Craftsbury Description: Michele was born into a musical Franco-American family in northern Vermont. She began writing her own tunes in 1995 and performing in New England, Quebec and France. She was featured on TV5 International’s “Visions d’Amerique” and on VT Public TV’s “Rural Delivery.” She is featured on the Smithsonian Folkways CD “Mademoiselle Voulez-Vous Danser: Franco-American music from the New England Borderlands.” Her debut solo album, Coeur Fragile was one of the top ten Vermont Albums of 2003 for Seven Days weekly of Burlington. She is the recipient of the 2007 Governor’s Heritage Award by the VT Folklife Center and VT Life Magazine. During the performance, Michele also performs the seated form of Quebecois clogging, tapping a percussion line that dramatizes the music. The Will Patton Trio will accompany her. Patton is a mandolin and all-around string instrument wizard, drawing his influences from jazz, Gypsy and Brazilian music. David Gusakov has a lifetime career as a violinist (member of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra since 1973) playing classical, bluegrass, and jazz. Dono Schabner started playing professional guitar at age 12 and hit the road at 17 and played all around the world until he decided to settle down in Vermont. They will blend traditional Franco-American and Quebec folksongs, original compositions, jazz standards, Gypsy music and covers of well-known artists, such as Edith Piaf, for an evening with the taste of the foreign and the sublime. Extra Info: Music Box info: www.themusicboxvt.org or 586-7533
25	Craftsbury Community Care Center Cookout and Auction Time: Noon Meal and 1:00 p.m. Auction Price: $10 for adults; $5 for 5-12; under 5 free Location: 1784 East Craftsbury Road, Craftsbury Description: Beef on a spit, deep fried turkey, baked beans, potato salad, coleslaw, corn bread and ice cream will be served at noon followed by a live auction. There will be a Chinese raffle for children and an ongoing silent auction. All proceeds benefit Craftsbury Community Care Center, a home-like, affordable residence for seniors. Extra Info: For tickets call 586-2414
27	Greensboro Land Trust Annual Meeting Time: 7:30 p.m. Price: 0 Location: Fellowship Hall, Greensboro United Church of Christ Description: All are welcome. After a brief activity report and election of trustees, Gil Livingston, president of the Vermont Land Trust, will talk about the status of land conservation in Vermont in the current economic climate. Extra Info: Call or email GLT chair Clive Gray, 533-7723, cliveg@wirelessvt.net, for further details.
28	Jennifer McMahon reading at The Galaxy Bookshop Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: Free Location: The Galaxy Bookshop, Hardwick Description: Barre novelist Jennifer McMahon will visit The Galaxy Bookshop to talk about her latest novel, Dismantled, a suspenseful story of a group of friends who are haunted by long-buried secrets. The book has earned a starred review from Publisher's Weekly. McMahon's previous books include Promise Not to Tell and the teen novel My Tiki Girl. Extra Info: Call 472-5533 or visit www.galaxybookshop.com.
30-32	The Wiz Time: 7:00 p.m. Price: children: $4, teens/seniors: $6, adults: $8 Location: Vermont Children's Theater Description: This Broadway musical retells the adventures of Dorothy in the Land of Oz with a mixture of rock, soul and gospel music. More information about the play and the theater is at www.VermontChildrensTheater.com Extra Info: The Vermont Children's Theater is located at 2283 Darling Hill Road in Lyndonville. The theater phone is 802-626-5358. Tickets are available at the theater. Cash or check only.