Don’t miss VIVID Colors’ Spring Break Massive March 7 at Out North Contemporary Art House.

Live music on the East side with local bands, Wicked Explicit and Thallid.

Just 5 bucks at the door to enjoy a jamming night in a safe place for all ages. These local bands rock and it won’t break your wallet!

The fun starts at 7 p.m.

Are you a young peacemaker? Apply for the Peace First Prize and you could be eligible to win a $25,000 scholarship!

The Peace First Prize recognizes impressive young people for meaningful peacemaking work that creates lasting good in a community, neighborhood or school. It is open to young people between the ages of 8 and 22 and will be awarded to five young leaders who have demonstrated compassion, courage and the power to create collaborative change. Winners will each receive $25,000 and participate in a two-year Peace First Fellowship to support their development as leaders and guide them in furthering their peacemaking work.

For more information visit peacefirst.org

The deadline to apply is March 30!

Don’t miss East High Drama’s “ONE-ACTS of STEEL” — an evening of six one-acts, including some great comedy sketches, terrific drama, suspense and even a bit of romance. This is a great evening for the entire family. The shows run Thursday – Saturday, November 14, 15, and 16, at 7 p.m. and tickets are $5 at the door.  Performances are in the East High Theatre.

Don’t miss the Loussac Library’s fall book sale, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 2 and 3. Find some of the best prices on used books in the city. It’s $3 for most hardbacks, $1 for small paperbacks, $2 for trade paperbacks – and almost everything is half off on Sunday.

Congratulations to Bridget and Camden Galvin for their winning back-to-school meme! You are a funny duo and we hope you enjoy your gift cards! Thanks for entering the Que Pasa meme contest!