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		1 * Grand Re-OpeningGrand Re-Opening Time: 3:30 pm The Olde Auburn Ale House celebrates its Grand Re-Opening starting with Happy Hour from 3:30-9 and 30-cent wings from 6-10. Paul and Josh will play acoustic opening for local sensation Therapy. No cover. * PaleoPaleo Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room presents indie recording artist Paleo. His latest CD, "A View of the Sky," can be sampled at www.myspace.com/paleo. A $t suggested donation for the musician is requested and CDs will be available for purchase at the event. Arrive early since seating is limited! * Fresh Meat Recruiting NightFresh Meat Recruiting Night Time: 8:30 pm The Burn City Rollers have a recruitment night on the first Wednesday of every month at The Skate Center. Please contact the Burn City Rollers if you have any questions, but you can feel free to just show up, dressed to skate. It’s free, and there are no commitments. Just come out, meet the team, skate, and see if being a Burn City Roller is for you!	2 * The Market at Ag Heritage ParkThe Market at Ag Heritage Park Time: 3:00 pm The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers' market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. The Market offers locally produced fruits, vegetables, honey, ornamental plants, herbs, cut flowers, stone-ground grains, eggs, goat cheeses, goat milk soaps, baked and canned goods, and Alabama-roasted coffee. In addition, it often features the work of local artisans, educational booths, and musical entertainment. It's open to the public and everyone—from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists of all ages—is welcome. The Market first opened in 2005 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture in partnership with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Market is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers. * Barn Owl ReleaseBarn Owl Release Time: 6:30 pm Although one of the most widely distributed species of owls, the Southeastern Raptor Center does not see the Barn Owl as frequently as other common owl species. The Barn Owls to be released at Town Creek Park were healthy fledglings from Georgia that were mistaken for orphans and brought to the Raptor Center for rehabilitation. Come see these beautiful birds that are known by many names because of their appearance, call, habitat, or eerie silent flight: White Owl, Ghost Owl, Barnyard Owl. Presented by the City of Auburn Parks and Recreation Department and the Southeastern Raptor Center, part of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. Contact 844-3698 or 501-2936. * Marian CallMarian Call Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts whimsical Alaskan folk/funk for the coffee counter-culture. Marian Call sounds a little like Joni Mitchell & Regina Spektor raising the child of Jason Mraz & Erin McKeown. Sample her music at www.mariancall.com. Suggested donation is $5-$10 and CDs can be purchased at the event. Come early since seating is limited! * Recording ClassRecording Class Time: 7:30 pm Auburn Guitar Shoppe hosts a free, in-depth class on digital recording with Steve Wingo from Presonus. Steve will demonstrate how easy it can be to set up your own recording rig with computer interfaces and multi-track software. Topics will include everything from mic placement and gain settings to overdubbing and post-recording editing. Training will be conducted on both the StudioLive 16 mixer as well as the personal-sized 2 channel AudioBox from Presonus. All are welcome. * The Dirty LungsThe Dirty Lungs Time: 9:00 pm w/The Grenadines and The Bandar-Log @ The Independent. * The Good DoctorThe Good Doctor Time: 10:00 pm @ The Olde Auburn Ale House.	3 * Football Fans and FeathersFootball Fans and Feathers Time: 4:00 pm The Southeastern Raptor Center hosts its annual birds-in-flight raptor programs on Fridays before Auburn University home football games in the 350-seat Edgar B. Carter Educational Amphitheater on Raptor Road off Shug Jordan Parkway. During "Football, Fans and Feathers," visitors learn about the residents of the Southeastern Raptor Center. Hawks, falcons and eagles will be free-flown from flight towers allowing guests to see these raptors flying close. Admission is $5 each and registration is not required. For school groups of 25 of more, admission is $3 a person. For information about school groups, call (334) 844-6943. Children under three are admitted free. Roadside signs mark the program's location on the day of each show. Raptor Road is a gravel road with a red gate off Shug Jordan Parkway just north of the Wire Road intersection. All birds used in the programs are permanent residents that are non-releasable due to prior injuries or human imprinting. The Southeastern Raptor Center is part of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. The center's mission is to rehabilitate injured or orphaned raptors, and to educate the public. * Wine TastingWine Tasting Time: 6:00 pm Fine Wine and Beer by Gus hosts a wine tasting. $10 + sales tax. Valid ID required. * Friday Night Block PartyFriday Night Block Party Time: 6:00 pm The Downtown Auburn free, family-friendly Friday Night Block Party featuring all-ages music from The Good Doctor on Magnolia Ave. across from Auburn Hardware. * Expressions CafeExpressions Cafe Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts Expressions Cafe, an opportunity for writers, poets, storytellers, spoken word artists and musicians to share their work for an appreciative and enthusiastic audience. There is no charge for this event and you do not have to reserve a spot. * TKO Dance PartyTKO Dance Party Time: 9:00 pm School is back and so is TKO at The Independent with two very special guests from...Tuscaloosa?!! Two of T-Town's best and most popular DJ's join the madness that is TKO Auburn, Chris Watson and Bellizio. 18+ * Tony BrookTony Brook Time: 10:00 pm @ The Olde Auburn Ale House.	4 * The Taste of the MarketThe Taste of the Market Time: 9:00 am * Greg Ginn and Gary PiazzaGreg Ginn and Gary Piazza Time: 9:00 pm w/Blame Sydney and Diversity Is An Old Wooden Ship @ The Independent.	5 * Auburn Knights AuditionsAuburn Knights Auditions Time: 7:00 pm The Auburn Knights Orchestra is recruiting saxophone players (alto, tenor, and bari), trombone players (inc. bass), trumpet players, and guitar players.
6	7 * The Write TimeThe Write Time Time: 2:00 pm The Gnu's Room invites writers at any level of expertise for an hour of inspiration, sharing and information facilitated by Helen Silverstein, editor of The Southern Women's Review. Bring copies of work you wish to share and have edited. Those in the group who have the time may volunteer to critique/edit. Please limit the work you bring to between 10 and 20 pages, since this is a weekly group. During at least every other group meeting, there will be a brief presentation on different writing techniques. If you would like to participate, but the meeting time is not convenient, or if you have any questions about the meetings, please email Helen at sunflash1helen@sprint.blackberry.net.	8 * Lonnie GlassLonnie Glass Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts singer/songwriter Lonnie Glass.	9 * Brown Bag LunchBrown Bag Lunch Time: 1:00 pm The Lewis Cooper Jr. Memorial Library in Opelika hosts poet and author Kolayah "Ayotunde" KeeVan aka 'K?M' speaks and performs at the Library!!!! * The Market at Ag Heritage ParkThe Market at Ag Heritage Park Time: 3:00 pm The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers' market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. The Market offers locally produced fruits, vegetables, honey, ornamental plants, herbs, cut flowers, stone-ground grains, eggs, goat cheeses, goat milk soaps, baked and canned goods, and Alabama-roasted coffee. In addition, it often features the work of local artisans, educational booths, and musical entertainment. It's open to the public and everyone—from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists of all ages—is welcome. The Market first opened in 2005 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture in partnership with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Market is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers. * Blame SydneyBlame Sydney Time: 9:00 pm with Daikaiju, and special guest TIp The Van @ The Independent.	10 * Wine TastingWine Tasting Time: 6:00 pm Fine Wine and Beer by Gus hosts a wine tasting. $10 + sales tax. Valid ID required. * Reveal Season Premiere PartyReveal Season Premiere Party Time: 7:00 pm The Layman Group celebrates the launch of its first official season, its many new faces and patrons, as well as the dynamic projects and productions they have planned. There will be a sneak preview of the “Sweet Home” TV series project, as well as an illustration exhibit by Kristi Dallen.	11 * The Taste of the MarketThe Taste of the Market Time: 9:00 am * WoofstockWoofstock Time: 9:00 am The Lee County Humane Society's annual day for dogs at Kiesel Park. * Beautiful ButterfliesBeautiful Butterflies Time: 10:00 am @ The Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve. * Sweet Home AuditionsSweet Home Auditions Time: 11:00 am The Layman Group's Sweet Home Project is developed to offer members of the community a first hand experience in working in the medium of film making. All and everyone are invited to participate. No prior experience is necessary. Just come ready to learn, ready to work, and soak up the experience. AUDITIONS FOR PILOT EPISODE Auditions for our pilot episode will be held on September 11th from 11am-2pm and 3pm-6pm. 10 min time slots will be available for each individual. Acting resumes are welcomed, but certainly not necessary. Photos will be taken at the audition, so no need to bring headshots. We recommend doing research on television audition examples and etiquette. To reserve an audition slot call 206.338.3930, and leave all your contact information. You may also send an email to sweethome@thelaymangroup.org. Once all slots have been filled, remaining reservations will be placed on a hold list. Questions regarding the auditions can be sent to the "Sweet Home" Producer, Maiben Beard, at maiben@thelaymangroup.org. * Burn City RollersBurn City Rollers Time: 4:00 pm It’s a Birthday Derby Celebration! Auburn’s Burn City Rollers face off against Mississippi Roller Girls from Biloxi, Mississippi in a Birthday Smashing. So come out and watch some Fast Chick and Hard Hits and celebrate Burn City’s two year Birthday right! Half-Time will be full of Prizes and Games for adults and kids alike! Tickets are a wallet-friendly $7 at the door! OR Buy Tickets in advance from your favorite Roller Derby Girl or online for just $5! Kids 10 and under get in free! Bring a fold-up chair to sit on the sidelines. Bring a pillow if you want to sit in the “Suicide Section” on the floor 10 feet from the track. (No one under 18 is allowed in the Suicide Section). Come out to support your local roller derby team! * Astronomy NightAstronomy Night Time: 7:00 pm Come out and look at the stars at the Mary Olive Thomas Demonstration Forest on Moore's Mill Road. One mile past the new Publix on the left sponsored by the Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve. * Evan Barber CD Release PartyEvan Barber CD Release Party Time: 8:30 pm Evan Barber and The Dead Gamblers Auburn CD Release Party @ Skeeter Fest Amphitheater in Waverly, AL presented by Southern Surfaces. $5 cover. BYOB, BYOL, vendors will have food and non-alcooholic beverages, as well as CDs, t-shirts, and stickers.	12
13	14 * The Write TimeThe Write Time Time: 2:00 pm The Gnu's Room invites writers at any level of expertise for an hour of inspiration, sharing and information facilitated by Helen Silverstein, editor of The Southern Women's Review. Bring copies of work you wish to share and have edited. Those in the group who have the time may volunteer to critique/edit. Please limit the work you bring to between 10 and 20 pages, since this is a weekly group. During at least every other group meeting, there will be a brief presentation on different writing techniques. If you would like to participate, but the meeting time is not convenient, or if you have any questions about the meetings, please email Helen at sunflash1helen@sprint.blackberry.net. * The Philosophy ClubThe Philosophy Club Time: 5:00 pm The Philosophy Club of Auburn University returns to The Gnu's Room with a roundtable discussion. There is no charge for this event and everyone is invited to attend.	15 * Sue WalkerSue Walker Time: 5:30 pm The Gnu's Room hosts a reading and book signing with author Sue Walker.	16 * The Market at Ag Heritage ParkThe Market at Ag Heritage Park Time: 3:00 pm The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers' market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. The Market offers locally produced fruits, vegetables, honey, ornamental plants, herbs, cut flowers, stone-ground grains, eggs, goat cheeses, goat milk soaps, baked and canned goods, and Alabama-roasted coffee. In addition, it often features the work of local artisans, educational booths, and musical entertainment. It's open to the public and everyone—from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists of all ages—is welcome. The Market first opened in 2005 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture in partnership with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Market is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers. * Sundown Concert SeriesSundown Concert Series Time: 6:00 pm Presented by Auburn Parks & Recreation featuring Martha's Trouble at Kiesel Park. * Grant PeeplesGrant Peeples Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts music with Grant Peeples.	17 * The Civil WarsThe Civil Wars Presented by Standard Deluxe. * Football Fans and FeathersFootball Fans and Feathers Time: 4:00 pm The Southeastern Raptor Center hosts its annual birds-in-flight raptor programs on Fridays before Auburn University home football games in the 350-seat Edgar B. Carter Educational Amphitheater on Raptor Road off Shug Jordan Parkway. During "Football, Fans and Feathers," visitors learn about the residents of the Southeastern Raptor Center. Hawks, falcons and eagles will be free-flown from flight towers allowing guests to see these raptors flying close. Admission is $5 each and registration is not required. For school groups of 25 of more, admission is $3 a person. For information about school groups, call (334) 844-6943. Children under three are admitted free. Roadside signs mark the program's location on the day of each show. Raptor Road is a gravel road with a red gate off Shug Jordan Parkway just north of the Wire Road intersection. All birds used in the programs are permanent residents that are non-releasable due to prior injuries or human imprinting. The Southeastern Raptor Center is part of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. The center's mission is to rehabilitate injured or orphaned raptors, and to educate the public. * Friday Night Block PartyFriday Night Block Party Time: 6:00 pm The Downtown Auburn free, family-friendly Friday Night Block Party featuring all-ages music from The CrossRoads Band on Magnolia Ave. across from Auburn Hardware. * Wine TastingWine Tasting Time: 6:00 pm Fine Wine and Beer by Gus hosts a wine tasting. $10 + sales tax. Valid ID required. * Dirk Hamilton at SundillaDirk Hamilton at Sundilla Time: 7:30 pm A poet and musician known for his uniquely intelligent lyrics and passionate performance style, Hamilton creates music that can't be pigeon-holed into one genre or another, so indie rock, alt-rock, roots music, americana and folk-rock are often used. For his lyrics and performance style he is most often compared to Dylan, Van Morrison, and John Hiatt. * MuseMuse Time: 10:00 pm @ The Olde Auburn Ale House.	18 * The Taste of the MarketThe Taste of the Market Time: 9:00 am	19 * Hummingbird Program Hummingbird Program Time: 2:00 pm w/Fred Basset @ The Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve.
20	21 * The Write TimeThe Write Time Time: 2:00 pm The Gnu's Room invites writers at any level of expertise for an hour of inspiration, sharing and information facilitated by Helen Silverstein, editor of The Southern Women's Review. Bring copies of work you wish to share and have edited. Those in the group who have the time may volunteer to critique/edit. Please limit the work you bring to between 10 and 20 pages, since this is a weekly group. During at least every other group meeting, there will be a brief presentation on different writing techniques. If you would like to participate, but the meeting time is not convenient, or if you have any questions about the meetings, please email Helen at sunflash1helen@sprint.blackberry.net.	22	23 * The Market at Ag Heritage ParkThe Market at Ag Heritage Park Time: 3:00 pm The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers' market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. The Market offers locally produced fruits, vegetables, honey, ornamental plants, herbs, cut flowers, stone-ground grains, eggs, goat cheeses, goat milk soaps, baked and canned goods, and Alabama-roasted coffee. In addition, it often features the work of local artisans, educational booths, and musical entertainment. It's open to the public and everyone—from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists of all ages—is welcome. The Market first opened in 2005 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture in partnership with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Market is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers. * Sundown Concert SeriesSundown Concert Series Time: 6:00 pm Presented by Auburn Parks & Recreation featuring Dave Potts at Kiesel Park. * Gen MondrubGen Mondrub Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts Gen Kelsang Mondrub, a Buddhist monk and resident teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center in Georgia. * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 7:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner.	24 * Football Fans and FeathersFootball Fans and Feathers Time: 4:00 pm The Southeastern Raptor Center hosts its annual birds-in-flight raptor programs on Fridays before Auburn University home football games in the 350-seat Edgar B. Carter Educational Amphitheater on Raptor Road off Shug Jordan Parkway. During "Football, Fans and Feathers," visitors learn about the residents of the Southeastern Raptor Center. Hawks, falcons and eagles will be free-flown from flight towers allowing guests to see these raptors flying close. Admission is $5 each and registration is not required. For school groups of 25 of more, admission is $3 a person. For information about school groups, call (334) 844-6943. Children under three are admitted free. Roadside signs mark the program's location on the day of each show. Raptor Road is a gravel road with a red gate off Shug Jordan Parkway just north of the Wire Road intersection. All birds used in the programs are permanent residents that are non-releasable due to prior injuries or human imprinting. The Southeastern Raptor Center is part of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. The center's mission is to rehabilitate injured or orphaned raptors, and to educate the public. * Friday Night Block PartyFriday Night Block Party Time: 6:00 pm The Downtown Auburn free, family-friendly Friday Night Block Party featuring all-ages music from Martha's Trouble on Magnolia Ave. across from Auburn Hardware. * Wine TastingWine Tasting Time: 6:00 pm Fine Wine and Beer by Gus hosts a wine tasting. $10 + sales tax. Valid ID required. * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 7:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner. * Who Gnu Itd Be So FunnyWho Gnu Itd Be So Funny Time: 9:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts another night of comedy with the "Who Gnu It'd Be So Funny Comedy Show."	25 * The Taste of the MarketThe Taste of the Market Time: 9:00 am	26 * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 2:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner.
27	28 * The Write TimeThe Write Time Time: 2:00 pm The Gnu's Room invites writers at any level of expertise for an hour of inspiration, sharing and information facilitated by Helen Silverstein, editor of The Southern Women's Review. Bring copies of work you wish to share and have edited. Those in the group who have the time may volunteer to critique/edit. Please limit the work you bring to between 10 and 20 pages, since this is a weekly group. During at least every other group meeting, there will be a brief presentation on different writing techniques. If you would like to participate, but the meeting time is not convenient, or if you have any questions about the meetings, please email Helen at sunflash1helen@sprint.blackberry.net. * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 7:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner.	29 * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 7:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner.	30 * The Market at Ag Heritage ParkThe Market at Ag Heritage Park Time: 3:00 pm The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers' market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. The Market offers locally produced fruits, vegetables, honey, ornamental plants, herbs, cut flowers, stone-ground grains, eggs, goat cheeses, goat milk soaps, baked and canned goods, and Alabama-roasted coffee. In addition, it often features the work of local artisans, educational booths, and musical entertainment. It's open to the public and everyone—from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists of all ages—is welcome. The Market first opened in 2005 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture in partnership with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Market is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers. * Sundown Concert SeriesSundown Concert Series Time: 6:00 pm @ Kiesel Park * O Mello Cello TreeO Mello Cello Tree Time: 7:00 pm The Gnu's Room hosts music from O Mello Cello Tree. * The Birthday PartyThe Birthday Party Time: 7:30 pm Auburn University Theatre presents Harold Pinter's comedy of menace directed by Chase Bringardner.

ONGOING

Through September 3rd
Adventures in Art Exhibition, Letterpress works by Kevin Smith at The Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center Gallery.

Through September 3rd
Adventures in Art: Pise de Renaissance at The Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center Gallery.