Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Nov 28th - Bike Winterizing Workshop!

So our summer skillshare series didn't end up happening quite like we planned (mostly due to the events of the G20) but we're getting back on our game! We have a bunch of skillshares in the works, the first of which is in cooperation with our pals at Bike Pirates - here's the info:

*********************COME ONE COME ALL***********************
To The Bike Winterizing Workshop!

The Lovely Folks at Bike Pirates will instruct us how to winterize ourselves and our trusty bicycles for the upcoming winter. They will be informing us on winter bike maintenance, proper clothing, safety advice and more! A range of methods will be covered coming from a more radical d.i.y perspective on how to work with budgets from various incomes.

The workshop starts at 7pm and we're asking for $5 (no one will be turned away due to lack of funds). There will also be a Food Not Bombs serving!

While you're encouraged to bike over, this is not a hands-on workshop. We recommend bringing a notebook though!

This Event is:
-Family Friendly
-Wheelchair Accessible
-Women and Trans Friendly (folks with these identifications are also welcome to arrive earlier during Bike Pirates' Women and Trans Hours)
-Alcohol and Drug Free

Since there are space limitations, if you plan on coming please send an email to soggy_bottoms@hotmail.com.

Nuts to the TTC. Ride your Bike for Free!
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Nov 20th - DIY-Punk Matinee!

No Apathy! presents our next All Ages DIY-Punk Matinee!
Saturday November 20th 2010, 5-9pm

Featuring:
WOMB RAIDER (Feminist hardcore from Montreal)
INDICTABLE MISCHIEF (Anti-police anthems from Peterborough)
LOATHSOME (Vegan powerviolence from Toronto)

--Beit Zatoun is located at 612 Markham Street (one block west of Bathurst on Bloor)

--There will be a $5 suggested fee at the door (no one will be turned away due to lack of funds).

--Please respect the space and our request that no alcohol or other drugs make their way in or around it.

Some of the rad tables that will be set up:
-tweveohtwo zine distro
-No Apathy! free info distro
-Toronto Anarchist Black Cross
-Food Not Bombs Toronto
-The Really Really Free Market
-Vegan baked goods
-Animal liberation/vegan info table
-Toronto Zine Library
-Boardwalk Chocolates
-AND POSSIBLY FREE FOOD (no promises!)

*Beit Zatoun is unfortunately not a wheelchair accessible space (there are several steps leading to the front door and many to the
downstairs bathroom). We apologize for the lack of accessibility at this event - we are working on finding a way to make our events more accessible going forward.



















[Another awesome poster by Jane Ellis!]
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Saturday, August 21, 2010

September 16 - Defiance OH, Barn Owl, Byron and Know Hope for the Skids!

No Apathy! is organizing this event on Thursday September 16th - hope to see you there!

DEFIANCE, OHIO
http://defianceohio.terrorware.com

BARN OWL
http://myspace.com/thegospelofbarnowl

BYRON
http://www.archive.org/details/Byron.-WereAllGonnaDie

KNOW HOPE FOR THE SKIDS
http://www.archive.org/details/KnowHopeForTheSkids-NoHopeForThePigs

@Steelworkers Hall (25 Cecil Street)
7pm, $5-$10 (pwyc), all ages welcome.

*Steelworkers Hall is a wheelchair accessible building.
Please be respectful of the space and our request that no alcohol or other drugs make their way in or around it.




















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No Apathy! works to maintain a safe environment for all who participate in our events so forms of oppression such as homophobia, transphobia, sexism, or racism are not welcome at No Apathy! shows. Let's work together to build a community based on mutual respect as well as shared ideals.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

August 14 - All Ages Matinee!

In community partnership with Beit Zatoun, No Apathy! presents its August all ages matinee!

Featuring:
LOSE THE TUDE (posi diy hardcore from Ohio)
http://losethetude.tumblr.com/

ALLUDERE ('the personal is political' pop-punk from Oshawa)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEDvCSh5tfA&feature=related

LOATHSOME (vegan powerviolence from Toronto)

There will be several tables set up including:
-No Apathy! free zine distro
-twelveohtwo zine distro
-A Mountain Far distro
-Vegan tshirts and propaganda by Sean and Drew
-Vegan baked goods by Evy Hareven and Astrid Voura
-DIY Cosmetics zines by Jane Ellis
-Toronto Anarchist Black Cross
-Toronto Zine Library + Patrick's vegan donuts!
-Boardwalk Chocolates

5pm, $5 (no one will be turned away due to lack of funds)
Beit Zatoun is located at 512 Markham Street (at Bloor), right outside Bathurst subway station.
Please be respectful of the space and our request that no alcohol or other drugs make their way in or around it.

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Sunday, July 11, 2010

July 23rd - Benefit for the G20 Legal Defence Fund

Friday, July 23rd
No Apathy! and the Toronto Anarchist Black Cross present:
Free Our Friends! A G20 Legal Defence Fundraiser























All proceeds from the door will go to the G20 Legal Defence Fund.
[This is part of a two-day fundraising effort - info on Thursday's event can be found here]

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The G20 Legal Defense Fund Needs Your Help!

We need donations to support those arrested at the G20. You can support the detainees’ legal costs and help alleviate some of the other costs of navigating the court system, and help us keep organizing. We will be distributing the funds to those with the most need, prioritizing those still in custody on serious charges. Information below…

From June 25-27, elites from the world’s most powerful economies met in Huntsville and Toronto to draft policies to further exploit the environment and people, bolstering the systems that sustain colonialism, wars and displacement. Tens of thousands of people mobilized in a historic weeklong convergence in opposition to these policies. Daily demonstrations highlighted struggles for Indigenous sovereignty; environmental justice; migrant justice; an end to war and occupation; community control over resources; gender justice; and queer and disability rights.

Over $1.2 billion was spent on security, the most in G20 summit history, which paid for a dizzying array of weaponry and nearly 20,000 police—plus a security fence that turned Toronto into a fortress to host a select few and a police state to terrorize the rest of us.

Nearly 1,000 people, protesters and bystanders alike, were detained—the largest mass arrests in Canadian history. They were held for long periods in makeshift cages in deplorable conditions, most without timely access to legal counsel. Many had been simply caught up in massive police sweeps of public areas.  Others were woken at gunpoint while sleeping. Others were picked up at their homes. Some of those arrested are still in custody. Fifteen face serious charges. Many of these are long-time community organizers.

We need to support all of those arrested during the G20 summit. We must continue to mobilize and build greater solidarity among our communities. An important part of this will be supporting our courageous allies still in detention.
To transfer funds or write a cheque (with G20 Legal defense on the subject line) send donations to:

OPIRG York
transit number 00646
institution number 842
account number 3542240
Mail the cheques (written to OPIRG York, with G20 legal defense on the subject line) to:
Toronto Community Mobilization Network
360A Bloor Street W
PO Box 68557
Toronto, ON
M5S 1X0
To use PayPal go to g20.torontomobilize.org

Thank you for your help. Together we will create a just world that places people and the environment before the profits of corporations and the political elite.
In solidarity,
Toronto Community Mobilization Network

Saturday, May 22, 2010

June 13th - DIY Punk Matinee!

In community partnership with Beit Zatoun, No Apathy! presents its June DIY-Punk Matinee!

Featuring:
LA MALADRESSE (Post-Hardcore from Quebec City, last out of town show!)

I ACCEPT DEFEAT (Heavy sounds from Kingston, first Toronto show!)

SECRET TRIAL FIVE (political punk from Toronto!)

The show starts at 5pm and there will be a $5 fee at the door (although no one will be turned away due to lack of funds). Beit Zatoun is located at 612 Markham Street (at Bloor) - please respect the space and our request that no alcohol or other drugs make their way in or around it.

There will be several tables set up including:
-Boardwalk Chocolates
-twelveohtwo zine distro
-A Mountain Far Distro
-No Apathy! Free Distro
-Vegan baked goods by Evy Hareven, Astrid Voura, and Jill Krasnicki
-Toronto Community Mobilization Network
-Toronto Anarchist Black Cross

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Friday, May 21, 2010

May 30th - DIY Container Food Growing Workshop

In cooperation with She's a Mighty Ship, No Apathy! presents the first of a summer skillshare series of workshops!

We will supply you with containers, soil, and everything you need to know to grow your own food! The workshop will be facilitated by Maria Kasstan of Seeds of Diversity.

The workshop will start at 6pm at a location TBA and is Pay What You Can (no one will be turned away due to lack of funds). We've capped the workshop at 20 people so please email info.shesamightyship@gmail.com to reserve a spot and we'll let you know what the location is ASAP.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Distro Tabling (June 12th)

The No Apathy! Free Distro will be set up at this show (which David is helping put on with Matt through A Mountain Far booking). The next No Apathy! matinee will also be happening the following day at 5pm at Beit Zatoun (details to be posted soon). DIY-Punk weekend!

Saturday June 12th:

CREEPER (Fast, heavy punk from Toronto)

MAUS (heavy hardcore, pals from Edmonton)

MIGHTY ATOM (a surprise from Waterloo)

RAMON GRIS (post-hardcore punk from Toronto, first show!)

@ Siesta Nouveaux, 15 Lower Sherbourne (at the Esplanade)
$5-$10 Pay What You Can (but help us get the touring band to their next stop!)
ALL AGES
8PM

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Distro Tabling (May 7th)

The No Apathy! Free Distro will be tabling at this show one of us is organizing, hope to see you there!

Friday May 7th
RAPE REVENGE (Straight-edge feminist grindcore from Calgary)
http://www.myspace.com/raperevengeband

LAB RAT (Animal liberation hardcore from Calgary)
http://www.myspace.com/labrathardcore

SNAKEPIT (Angry hardcore from Toronto)
http://www.myspace.com/snakepithardcore

REALITY TERROR (Animal rights grindcore from Toronto)
http://www.myspace.com/realityterror

@Studio BLR (in the Siesta Nouveaux Artist Co-op)
Doors at 8:30pm, music at 9:00pm
ALL AGES
$5-10

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

April 17th - DIY-Punk Matinee!

In community partnership with the Kapisanan Philippine Centre, No Apathy! presents its first all ages DIY-punk matinee!

Featuring:
ANCESTORS (Post-hardcore punk from Toronto)

KALE ('90s-style hardcore from Montreal)

!ATTENTION! (Positive pop-punk from Toronto)

The show starts at 4:30pm and there will be a $5 fee at the door (although no one will be turned away due to lack of funds). The Kapisanan Philippine Centre is located at 167 Augusta Avenue - please respect the centre's request that no alcohol or other drugs make their way in or around the space.

There will also be several tables set up including:
-No Apathy! Free Distro
-A Mountain Far distro
-twelveohtwo zine distro
-Vegan baked goods by Evy Hareven and Astrid Voura
-Zines and crafts by Sara Pinder
-Animal Rights info
*If there's anything you'd like to table with, get in touch!

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

2010 Toronto Anarchist Assembly

No Apathy! will be tabling with the Free Distro at the 2010 Toronto Anarchist Assembly on Saturday (April 10th) from 11am-3pm, hope to see you there!

Here's the schedule for the weekend:

* On Friday April 9th, there will be an evening panel discussion on “Anarchism in the 21st Century”
* On Saturday April 10, there will be book tables, group tables, displays, and workshops from 11am-3pm. Then from 3pm-5pm there will be a giant go-around so folks can hear what other people are up to. From 5pm on there will be a family-friendly social with food, games, and movies, followed later by music, a bar, and all kinds of anti-authoritarian hijinks.
* On Sunday April 11, there will be more book tables, group tables, displays, and workshops.