Guaranteed to be a great day, the Mendocino Environmental Center will be closing off the street in front of their office and studios at 106 West Standley St. in downtown Ukiah across from the courthouse.
From 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., come celebrate the harvest and bounty of Mendocino County.
Performing will be AB2, Shade Tree, Ambush, Mendo Dope, Without a Net, Joseph Israel, DJ Ignite, Midnight Sun, Voodoo Medicine Show and Clan Dyken will end up the evening.
There will be fire dancers, vendors with food, crafts, information, a kid's fun zone and Circus MECCA.
A silent auction and raffle will also be held, with many unique and amazing items. Local artist Tom Simril will present an original sketch of environmental activist Judi Bari of Earth First, one of the many activist organizations that have been a part of the Mendocino Environmental Center, to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Tickets are a suggested donation of $10, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Larger donations will be gladly accepted. Children 18 and under may enter for free.
The Mendocino Environmental Center has a long history of working for environmental and social justice issues.
They have given support, organization, office space, computers, insurance, a photocopier, fax, e-mail, message phone and a mailing address for many local and regional activists, organizations, campaigns and issues.
The center works to maintain a close rapport with local watershed and direct action groups concerned with forest issues.
KMEC 105.1 FMLP is part of the Mendocino Environmental Center. The low power radio station came about in 2002 when it was announced that the FCC was going to be issuing a number of low power radio licenses.
KMEC broadcasts programming that reflects the mission statement of the center, offering a wide variety of local environmental, political and music programming, with news and information programs from Pacifica, Al Jazeera, Free Speech Radio Network and more. The station brings the programming to the community without any major funding sources, just the support of their community.
KMEC now has a global voice, streaming live on the Web at www.kmecradio.org. Archived local programs are also available there.
If you would like more information about this event, contact the Mendocino Environmental Center at 707-468-1660.
For information on sponsorship, underwriting and vendors, call Kate at 707-468-1660 or Tonya at 707-391-3046.
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