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Amberjack’s, SPI
Nightly.: Geoff Clifton

Boomerang Billy’s, SPI
Sat. & Sun.: Leslie

Club Pelican West, SPI
3/20: Del Castillo
3/22: Miser Band
3/26-3/28: Pelican West
3/29: Patrice Pike

Copz, Harlingen
3/21: Black Widow Entertainment Presents: Scarlet Veil, A Day of Ashes, Amended
3/28: Eidman Hall

Daddy’s, SPI
Sat.: Roland Z

D’Pizza Joint, SPI
Fri. & Sat: Rocky Rodriguez

Dirty Al’s, SPI
Fri.: Roland Z

Dorado’s Baja Grill, SPI
Sun.: Third Coast

Driftwood Lounge, Port Isabel
Wed.: Joe Schull & Chillbone

Fishbones, SPI
Fri. & Sat.: the Mixed Bag w/Jack Mabbot
Sun - Thurs.: Rocky Rodriguez

Gabriella’s, Port Isabel
Thurs.-Sat.: Jerry Toman

Harley’s, Bayview
Sat.: "GO" - Danny Green & Steve Owens
Sun.: John Harley & The Bayview Bushriders

Jake’s Bar & Grill, SPI
Fri.: Melissa

Kelly’s, SPI
Tue. & Fri.: Roland Tee
Wed. & Fri.: Paul Brass
Thurs. & Sat.: Roland Z

Marcello’s, Port Isabel
Thur.: Johnny Mac (Pub)
Fri-Sat.: Doug (Pub)
Fri.-Sat.: Keith DiSantis

Palm St. Pier, SPI
Fri.: Johnny Mac
Tue.: Eric Hanke
Thurs.-Sun.: J. Michael Raferty

Pelican Inn & Pub, SPI
Wed.-Sat.: Bob Defoe/Piano Bar

Pelican Station, Port Isabel
Fri.: Senior Moments
Sat.: Manglin Wranglers

Pirates Landing, Port Isabel
Fri. - Sun.: Jackson McGinley

Rack Daddy’s, Brownsville Fri.: Tragedy N April
Sat.: The Lovely Shaggs

Radisson, SPI
Through 3/22: J. Micheal Laferty
Thurs.-Tues.: Danica

Sauza’s, Harlingen
Wed.: Cool Arrows
Fri.: Cool Arrows

Scampi’s Restaurant, SPI
Mon.: Roland Tee
Tues.-Sat.: Larry Battle

Schlitterbahn, SPI
Tues.-Sat.: Chuck & Leslie

The Sheraton, SPI
Fri.-Sun.: Andrew Minkler

Tequila Sunset, SPI
3/20: The Remedy
3/21: Jolly Ranchers
3/22-23: Vinyl Dharma
3/24-25: Tragedy N April
3/26: Eidman Hall
3/27: Hilda Lamas

Texas Moon, SPI
Fri. & Sun.: Janis Lee & Wayne
Sat.: Melissa
Mon., Tues. & Thurs.: Jeffrey
Wed.: Cowboy Joe & Norma

Tre Fratelli, Brownsville
Thurs.: Frontera Jazz Quartet

Wanna Wanna Beach Bar & Grill, SPI
3/22 & 3/23: Jeff Crocker (day)
3/22: Bongo Dogs (night)

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Oct 7 2009

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Dialogue

@ East Tower, Valley Baptist Medical Center

Oct 7 2009

12:00A

Dialogue

@ East Tower, Valley Baptist Medical Center

Oct 7 2009

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Dialogue

@ East Tower, Valley Baptist Medical Center

Oct 2 2009

12:00A

Spoken Word

@ Harlingen Arts & Heritage Museum

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Spoken Word

@ Harlingen Arts & Heritage Museum

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Spoken Word

@ Harlingen Arts & Heritage Museum

Jul 4 2009

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Old Car Get Together

@ Dairy Queen

Oct 21 2009

12:00A

Dialogue

@ East Tower at Valley Baptist Medical Center

Oct 21 2009

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Dialogue

@ East Tower at Valley Baptist Medical Center

Oct 21 2009

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Dialogue

@ East Tower at Valley Baptist Medical Center

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Antique and Classic Car Meeting and Cruise In

@ Subway Restaurant

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Antique and Classic Car Meeting and Cruise In

@ Subway Restaurant

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@ Subway Restaurant

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McAllen Writer's Guild

@ McAllen Main Library

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Tom	Jun 22 2009 11:59 PM Comedy Show at STC this Thursday, June 25th at 7 PM WILD presents Raymond Orta and Sweets in their "Doin' It With the Lights On" Comedy Show •7 PM •Thursday, June 25th •Pecan Campus Auditorium (D-103) South Texas College, McAllen •ADMISSION: $3.00 Comedian Paul Rodriguez commends Raymond Orta for taking over a crowd. Veteran comic Rob Jenkins has called Orta "The Future of Latin Comedy." Orta has appeared at Comedy clubs all over the USA, including The Comedy Store and the Rumba Room in Hollywood, California. A WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) presentation. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487
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Tom	Apr 23 2009 2:28 AM WILD Festival this Thursday night: The WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) Poetry Reading, Music Festival, Stand-up Comedy Show & an Art Show provided by Norma Lopez, CIMA, & ART DEPARTMENT CLUB D’ Artiste. Come celebrate on Thursday, April 23 •7:00 PM-10:00 PM •Student Lounge, Building H, STC, Pecan Campus, McAllen, Texas Admission: FREE Here is the line up of great acts of comedy and music: 7 pm Funny Bones of South Texas 7:30 pm Singer-writer Stephanie Celest 8 pm Superhero Lunchbox 9 pm Comedian Fred Galvan Special appearance by Comedian Raymond Orta! An open microphone will be on between each act and all are invited to share their original poetry, one-liners, two-liners, and other performance arts.
Tom	Apr 16 2009 2:46 AM WILD’s FILM CONTEST is this Friday  7:00 PM  Friday, April 17  Auditorium,  Administration building, next to the Library, Pecan Blvd, STC, McAllen  FREE ADMISSION! The STC Book Store – Barnes & Noble presents awards for the winning films on Dec. 14th. AWARD CATERGORIES: 1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place, Best Drama, Best Comedy, Best Horror, Best Animation, Best Action, Best Poetic Film, Best Cinematography, Best actor, Best actress, Best Director, Best Valley Film, Best Technical Achievement and Best Documentary.  Each film is less than 30 minutes long.  Each film pre-screened by WILD The winners will be decided 50% by guest celebrities and 50% from audience votes. The guest celebrities include film directors not competing in the contest, actresses from Hollywood, and personalities from Channel 5. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards from The STC Book Store – Barnes & Noble will be provided on May 8th. All people are invited. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 (tomf@southtexascollege.edu).
Tom	Mar 31 2009 6:51 PM See Houdini's rare film set to live music this Thursday! Your one chance to see Harry Houdini. You have heard about him. You may have read about him. Now you can catch a glimpse of him in action in a rare film – the only film he in which Houdini wrote, acted, produced, and performed stunts – stunts by the world’s famous magician who made his magic possible through his stunts. The only surviving film featuring Harry Houdini. This Thursday, April 2nd WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) Invites you to watch Harry Houdini’s silent film: "The Man From Beyond" (1922) Accompanied by the live and original music of "A Beautiful Lotus." Tracked to modern music, the only film that stars the great magician Harry Houdini, who plays a man frozen in the Arctic only to thaw out 100 years later to look for his lost love. Unaware that a century has passed, his only thought is to rescue his beloved Felice from the Pirate King. Dr. Sinclair worries that revealing the truth about suspended animation will send the emotionally unstable man into a frenzy. Music by A Beautiful Lotus provides a fun meaning to this rare film. Admission $1.00 SHOWTIME: 7:00 PM LOCATION: D-103. The Pecan Campus Auditorium, STC For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 (tomf@southtexascollege.edu).
Tom	Mar 14 2009 12:54 AM WILD's Festival of Music, Comedy, Poetry, and Art on March 26th is FREE Get WILD on March 26 at STC by coming to WILD Festival of Music, Comedy, Poetry, and Art -- Yes! The WILD Poetry Reading Your spring break might be over, but there is still one last chance to get WILD this spring with South Texas College’s Writers in Literary Discussion. STC’s WILD is hosting a festival of art, music and poetry on Thursday, March 26 from 7 to 11 p.m. at its Pecan Campus Student Activities Building. Admission is free and open to the public. Attendees will be treated to an art display, singers, bands and comic acts. The line up starts at 7 p.m. sharp. 7 p.m. - Stephanie Celest, singer-songwriter with acoustic guitar 8 p.m. – Greg, singer-songwriter with acoustic guitar 9 p.m. - Sour Honey, Valley band 10 p.m. - Tragic Komic, Valley band An open microphone will be on tap between each act and attendees are invited to share their musical stylings, original poetry, short one-acts or other performance art. For more information about the festival contact Tom Fuschetto at 956-872-3487.
Tom	Mar 14 2009 12:18 AM WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) performs a children’s show on Saturday, March 28th. WILD performs a children’s show, “The WILD Safari,” at the San Juan Spring Fiesta on Saturday, March 28th. The WILD Safari Show starts at 11:00 AM at the San Juan Municipal Park at 506 W. Business Highway 83 in San Juan. This is the same cast and show that performed at the Alamo Festival on March 7th, Fiesta Edinburg on February 28th, and at South Texas College’s Financial Aid Fair on February 22nd.
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Tom	Mar 5 2009 3:03 AM WILD’s Original Films Contest WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion)is now accepting short films for WILD’s Original Films Contest. Awards will be provided by Barnes & Noble. This film contest is open to all. REQUIREMENTS: 1) Your film is on VHS or DVD. 2) 30 minutes or less 3) The film has a plot 4) One film submitted per person 5) No use of copyrighted material (such as music). 3) Title and credits are included 4) Due date: April 14th by being brought or sent to Tom Fuschetto, English Department, South Texas College, P.O. Box 9701, McAllen, TX, 78502-9701 or bring personally to South Texas College, Building J, Floor 3, Room J-3.1112. SHOW DATE: Friday, April 17th at 7 PM -- Auditorium, administration building (fronting Pecan and next door to the library) South Texas College. AWARDS: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prizes awarded by Barnes & Noble. OTHER AWARD CATERGORIES: Best Drama, Best Comedy, Best Horror, Best animation, Best Action, Best Poetic Film, Best Cinematography, Best actor, Best actress, Best Director, Best Documentary, Best Technical Achievement, and Best Valley Film (new category). Winners will be determined by 50% popular vote (audience members will vote) and by 50% of a jury of local celebrities. Contact Tom Fuschetto (956/872-3487 - tomf@southtexascollege.edu)
Tom	Feb 26 2009 7:59 PM Tonight, Thursday, Feb. 26th -- the film The Milky Way (1936) STARRING Harold Lloyd. Harold Lloyd, comic genius of both the sound and silent era, is milkman Burleigh Sullivan in Leo McCarey's whirlwind farce, The Milky Way. Lloyd ducks during a brawl, and the avoided punch knocks out a champion boxer, setting Sullivan in the spotlight as a new boxing wonder. A tricky manager takes control of the PR disaster, trains the milkman, fixes easy wins, and places Sullivan in an event that will prove once and for all who is the real champ. Too bad nice guy Sullivan doesn't realize he's being set up. The Milky Way is widely regarded as Harold Lloyd's finest talking picture. Director McCarey brought comedians Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy to the screen as a team and directed the Marx Brothers as well as W.C. Fields. SHOWTIME: 7 PM (this Thursday) PLACE: Auditorium, Building D, Pecan Blvd. Admission: $1.
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Tom	Feb 6 2009 11:12 PM This Thursday is the WILD Poetry, Music, & Comedy Festival & Art Show Come celebrate on Thursday, Feb. 12th • 7:00 PM-11:00 PM • Student Lounge, Building H, STC Admission: FREE/NO RESERVATIONS- READ YOUR POEMS This amazing show of numerous musical, poetic, and artistic talents features Greg 7, Single Fin at 8, Dillon Raad at 9, A Beautiful Lotus at 10, and George at 11:00. A bit of live music, a bit of open-mic poetry, a bit of stand-up comedy all happens while the audience is surrounded by something for all the senses: film & art for the eyes, poetry and music for the ears, flowers for the nose, and bass rhythms for the unsettled nerves. All people are invited. Information: contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 (tomf@southtexascoll ege. edu).
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Tom	Nov 18 2008 6:01 AM "O. Henry Cow-Pokes South Texas" performs this week at STC for three nights only. See live comedic drama this week with "O. Henry Cow-Pokes South Texas" at the South Texas College Auditorium, Building D. Thursday, November 20! Friday, November 21! Saturday, November 22! 8:00 PM for Three Nights Only ADMISSION: $4.00 (Those above 60 years old: $2.00) With historical research, adaptation, and direction by Tom Fuschetto, the play includes dramatic retellings of O. Henry’s life in South Texas and some of his South Texas stories, including “Madame Bo-Peep of The Ranches, ” “The Last of the Troubadours, ” “The Princess and the Puma, ” “The Pimienta Pancakes, ” and “The Caballero’s Way, ” which features O. Henry’s most famous South Texas character, The Cisco Kid. A production of WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) Call 872-3487 or contact tomf@southtexascollege.edu for more information
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Tom	Nov 12 2008 8:13 AM See WILD’s FILM CONTEST this Friday night 7:00 PM Friday, November 14 Auditorium, Administration building, next to the Library, Pecan Blvd, STC, McAllen FREE ADMISSION! The STC Book Store – Barnes & Noble presents awards for the winning films on Dec. 14th. AWARD CATERGORIES: 1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place, Best Drama, Best Comedy, Best Horror, Best Animation, Best Action, Best Poetic Film, Best Cinematography, Best actor, Best actress, Best Director, and Best Technical Achievement. Best Documentary. Each film is less than 30 minutes long. Each film pre-screened by WILD The winners will be decided 50% by guest celebrities and 50% from audience votes. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards from The STC Book Store – Barnes & Noble will be provided on Dec. 5th. All people are invited. The following are the films that will be shown (in order of screening): The Hitchhiker, Bullet Proof, Sin Palabras, A Rose in The Tenner Family, The Testament of A Vagabond, The Inevitable, Fear Aside, Batalla, Mama Quinceanera, Polka Con el Patron, Journey of the Opportunist, Picturesque Joel, Creation & Evolution, All American Finger Trap, The Long Drive, The Fixit Shop, No Chance, Files, Finding Cochina, The Dreamer, Crossing Borders, The End. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 or at tomf@southtexascollege.edu
Tom	Nov 4 2008 5:20 PM See Ed Wood's Bride of The Monster & shout your sarcastic remarks while the film plays this Thursday, November 6th! WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) welcomes you to watch and interact with Ed Wood's BRIDE OF THE MONSTER! (1955) Produced, written, and directed by the legendary Edward D. Wood, Jr. (Plan Nine from Outer Space) and starring Bela Lugosi in his last speaking role (his last role – silent -- was in Plan Nine from Outer Space), a mad scientist (Lugosi) attempts to develop a species of superhumans via atomic energy. With 12 men missing, police are hot on the tail of the scientist, who kidnaps a nosy female reporter to make her the "bride of the atom. The making of this film is dramatized in Tim Burton's Academy Award winning film Ed Wood. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 or at tomf@southtexascollege.edu SHOWTIME: 7 PM (this Thursday) PLACE: Auditorium, Pecan Blvd.,STC, McAllen ADMISSION: $1. 00

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