1. Bicycle Poster Art Show, Ink Storm Anniversary BBQ party! Friday June 5, 7pm
2. Roberts Street Garden Club - Meeting and Work Party - Sunday June 7, 2pm
3.Dinner and a Movie – Tekkon Kinkreet - Sunday June 7, 6pm
4. Skillshare Workshop - Beat Making with Peter Kelly- Monday June 8, 7pm
5. Storytelling ‘round a Bonfire – Theme: City Buzz - Wednesday June 10, 8 pm
6. Live Ferry Performance! Monday, June 8, 7:30pm
7. Stitch and Bitch
8. Artist-in-Residence - Anna Leventhal! May 28- June 10
9. Good news! Jake is our new summer student!
10. Queer and Rebel Days- call out for collaborators and/or volunteers
11. Radio Zine is back! Tuesdays 10:30pm-12am on CKDU 88.1FM
12. Crow's Nest space for rent
13. Roberts Street Social Centre! Come by and check it out.
14. Roberts Street FAN CLUB !

1. Bicycle Poster Art Show, Ink Storm Anniversary BBQ party! Friday June 5, 7pm
A special one-night art show of original bicycle-themed screenprinted posters made by Ink Storm Screenprinting Collective members and friends. Free BBQ and social in the backyard, and bicycle zines on display

2. Roberts Street Garden Club - Meeting and Work Party - Sunday June 7, 2pm
Interested in getting some gardening in this summer? The garden at Roberts Street needs some loving and you're all invited to take part in growing flowers, veggies and herbs. Bring seeds and transplants, and we'll make a plan and then get dirty. Email if you have any questions.

3.Dinner and a Movie – Tekkon Kinkreet - Sunday June 7, 6pm
Adam and Skye present “Tekkon Kinkreet” while serving a Gustatory Feast including Fresh hummos and flatbread, mint-fuit-nut-other-things salad followed by Pizza of Doom and Roasted Veggie/ Tortilla Soup!

Dress to impress*
*yourself. If you saw yourself in a mirror, you would have to say,
"Damn i'm awesome".

$8 and reservations are required, as normal. Dinner and a Movie is an awesome fundraising series of homemade meals and unique movies prepared and picked by Roberts Street friends and supporters. If you're interested in putting one on, or want to make a reservation for this week, email semaphorecinema@gmail.com

4. Skillshare Workshop - Beat Making with Peter Kelly- Monday June 8, 7pm
No experience is necessary for any of the workshops, and all ages are welcome. Workshops are free, and all supplies are provided. Please pre-register by email: skillshare@robertsstreet.org.

5. Storytelling ‘round a Bonfire – Theme: City Buzz - Wednesday June 10, 8 pm
Hosted by shed resident Anna Leventhal, come sit around the bonfire and share stories of city life, city building, city breaking, city dreams and nightmares. Bring a story to tell or read out loud - yours or someone else's, true or truthish or totally bogus. Or bring a joke, a song, a theory or manifesto. Raindate: Wednesday the 10th.

6. Live Ferry Performance! Monday, June 8, 7:30pm
(featuring Lucas Dambergs and Selwyn Sharples)
Meet at the Halifax Ferry Terminal, $2 return trip
7:30 meet up
7:45 ferry departs
7:46 ferry safety
7:50 critical ferry ensemble
7:55 ferry singalong!
Performers are welcome to join in! We'll have a practice/jam Sunday night.
Call 209-6762 for more info.
See you on the ferry!

7. Stitch and Bitch
Every Tuesday 7-9pm
Do some crafting and chatting with friendly folks.

8. Artist-in-Residence - Anna Leventhal! May 28- June 10
Anna is a writer and performer from Montreal who is currently working on a short story collection about communities, networks and systems called 100 Common Disasters and How to Survive Them). As part of an ongoing experimental narrative, she will work on one portion of the book, developing a written chapter as well as piece to perform live. She'll be teaching a workshop as well - email to find out! See a piece of her work as part of the Kitchen Reading Series: http://thekitchenreadingseries.wordpress.com/2008/11/28/hello-world/

9. Good news! Jake is our new summer student!
Thanks to Service Canada, we've hired Jake Feldman for the busy summer months. There's lots of zine cataloguing still to be done, and Jake is taking this on as a major part of the summer. There will be a cataloguing and training session this Sunday, June 7 during open hours, starting around 2pm. If you're interested in learning to catalogue email Jake at lizard_feldman@hotmail.com. Check out http://www.robertsstreet.org/n/zine-library to see the catalogue in process.

10. Queer and Rebel Days- call out for collaborators and/or volunteers
Queer and Rebel Days will be a week of queer events, actions, parties, and workshops. All events will be free, trans and queer positive, and childcare is available upon request.
It will run out of Anchor Archive from July 10- July 16. Currently we are looking for some folks interested in helping to organize events and other people interested in being general volunteers. E-mail queer.and.rebel.days.2009@gmail.com to find out more!

11. Radio Zine is back! Tuesdays 10:30pm-12am on CKDU 88.1FM
Listen in for readings, interviews, discussions about zines and other things! Last week – Anna Leventhal! This week- undecided. If you are interested in joining the Radio Zine collective, in doing one show, or in finding out more e-mail anchorarchive@gmail.com. You can also listen online - www.ckdu.ca

12. Crow's Nest space for rent
Need space to hold meetings, events, small workshops, or show films? You can rent the Crow's Nest (upstairs) at the Roberts Street Social Centre. There's a digital projector and screen, sound system, chairs and tables.... Rates start at $5 for a quick meeting and help pay the rent! Email us to find out more.

13. Roberts Street Social Centre! Come by and check it out.
Open Hours for both Anchor Archive Zine Library and Ink Storm Screenprinting Collective
Sundays 2-5pm & Tuesdays 6-9pm
Come borrow and browse zines, become a member, or have a look at our rapidly growing catalogue! Also get a tour of the screenprinting studio, sign up for workshops, or get started on a project.

14. Roberts Street FAN CLUB !
We are asking zine lovers, screenprinting enthusiasts, local or visiting artists, and popular education devotees to demonstrate their support financially. Community support is essential for the Roberts Street Social Centre to continue to grow and thrive. Contributions of any amount are greatly appreciated. Send us an email with your mailing address, and we’ll send along an info sheet.