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October 2007
Pink Cow Ice Cream Floats
Benefits Breast Cancer Research
The Stranded Cow
527 North 6th St.
http://ilistpaducah.com/strandedcow.html
For the entire month of October, each time we enjoy a “Pink Cow” ice cream float at The Stranded Cow, 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society to fight breast cancer. Check the Web site for café hours. 575.0020.
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Monday, October 1
Hospice Grief Support
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson St.
2-3:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at these weekly meetings. 415.3636.
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Monday, October 1
Kirchhoff’s Cookie Class
Kirchhoff’s Bakery
6-9 p.m.
Baker Don Barger teaches the cookie tricks-of-the-trade during this series of four classes at Kirchhoff’s Bakery, held October 1, 8, 15 and 22. Each session includes instruction and preparation of Kirchhoff’s cookie recipes. $65. Use the PDF to register. 534.3086.
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Monday, October 1
Childbirth Support
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavillion
Border Community Room
6 p.m.
Learn a little more about birthin’ babies at this informative class. 444.2640.

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Monday, October 1
Auditions for The Sanders Family Christmas
Market House Theatre
7 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Try out for this sequel to the hit play, Smoke on the Mountain, which will be preformed from late November through mid-December. Auditionees should sign up before the auditions and bring a musical instrument to play. A piano will be provided. Perusal scripts available. 444.6828.
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Monday, October 1
Survivors of Suicide Support Group
United Church of Paducah
4600 Buckner Lane
7-9 p.m.
uccpaducah.org/whatshappening.html
This group, which meets the first Tuesdays of the month, is for anyone touched by the unique grief of someone’s suicide. The group offers a safe and confidential place to sort through questions and feelings related to this loss. People of all faiths, no faith and faltering faith are welcomed and given the assurance that our gatherings are doctrine- and dogma-free. 442.3722.
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Monday, October 1
Improv Class
Paducah Parks Dept., Classroom 1
1400 HC Mathis
7 p.m.
Come out for a night of fun and comedy, instructed by Eric Hobbs, performer at The Second City-Chicago and Improv Olympics. Learn the art of improvisation as seen on Comedy Central’s Whose Line is it Anyway? Have an awesome time meeting new people, building relationships and strengthening communication skills. Free. For more info, email info@twentythirtygroup.com.
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City Employee Day at Subway
2300 N. 8th St.
6 a.m.-10 p.m.
Buy a 6 inch sub and drink and receive another 6 inch sub free! Open to all city employees. Contact Jackie Wagner at 519.6808.
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Tuesday, October 2
An Introduction to Precious Metal Clay, Part 1
Romancing the Bead
615 Monroe St.
5:30-8:30 p.m.
romancingthebead.com
Romancing the Bead’s Pam Harrison shows you how to transform precious metal clay (PMC) into fine silver jewelry in this three-session introductory workshop. Learn the different types of PMC and create a one-of-a-kind pendant and/or earrings! Scroll down to October 9 and 16 for the next two session descriptions. $249 for all three sessions, including materials. To register, call Harrison, 349.3824, or email her at pam@romancingthebead.com.
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Tuesday, October 2
Lourdes Surgical Weight Loss Information Seminars
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavillion
Border Community Room
6 p.m.
Find out how a little surgery can help shed those pounds. 415.3838.
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Tuesday, October 2
NAR-ANON Family Support Group
Lourdes Classroom 4
6:30 p.m.
Find friendship, support and information each Tuesday in October. 444.6718.
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Pink Cow Ice Cream Floats
Benefits Breast Cancer Research
The Stranded Cow
527 North 6th St.
http://ilistpaducah.com/strandedcow.html
For the entire month of October, each time we enjoy a “Pink Cow” ice cream float at The Stranded Cow, 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society to fight breast cancer. Check the Web site for café hours. 575.0020.
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Wednesday, October 3
Grief Support Group Meeting
Lourdes Hospice
225 West Water St., Suite 1
Mayfield
1-2:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at this special gathering. 415.3636.
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Wednesday, October 3
Mix @ 6
Di Fratelli
211 Broadway
6 p.m.
twentythirtygroup.com
myspace.com/twentythirtygroup
The rockin’ Twenty Thirty Group now gathers 6 p.m., each Wednesday, at Di Fratelli’s lounge. And check it out: $4 Three Olives Martinis, $2 off call drinks and $1 off well drinks, beer and wine. Another opportunity to meet new people, experience great food and drinks and count down until Friday. For more info, click the martini!
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Wednesday, October 3
SEAD Autism Support Group
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavillion
Borders Community Room
6 p.m.
Learn new information and find friendship and support in a safe and caring setting. 534.1686.
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Power in Partnership Breakfast
Executive Inn, International Room A
7:30 a.m.
Kickstart your day by visiting with Chamber members, networking and hearing from exciting speakers. Today’s speaker: US Labor Secretary Elaine Chao. $12. Reservations: 443.1746.

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Thursday, October 4
MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers
Lone Oak First Baptist Church
3601 Lone Oak Road
9:30-11:30 a.m.
mops.org
If you’re a mother of preschooler, you've got your hands full! MOPS meets the first and third Thursdays for food, fellowship, guest speakers, creative activities, a devotion and discussion groups. Come join the fun! Free to first-time visitors. Contact 554.1441 or jallgood@comcast.net.
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Thursday, October 4
Downtown Kiwanis Club
310 North 4th St.
Noon
Visitors and potential members are always welcome at these weekly service-oriented gatherings. Email Chuck.Williamson@jpenergy.com for more info.


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Thursday, October 4
Scarecrows and Jack-o-lanterns
Noble Park, Shelter 16
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Make a scarecrow and decorate a pumpkin in this fun contest. First, second and third place winners selected. Bring your scarecrows clothes (adult sizes). Other supplies provided. $2. For more info, call 444.8508.

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Thursday, October 4
Fundraiser for Richie Farmer
1860 Olivet Church Rd.
6 p.m.
Everyone is invited to cheer on former UK basketball player Richie Farmer in his re-election for Commissioner of Agriculture. The UK/South Carolina game will be playing and BBQ will be served! Don't miss it! $50 suggested contribution. RSVP to 534.0058.
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Thursday, October 4
Becoming Jane
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jane Austen (Ann Hathaway) is a young woman who wishes to be a writer while her mother thinks otherwise. Although she is offered many marriage proposals she accepts none until the mischievous Thomas Lefroy (James McAvoy) shows up and turns her world around. Lefroy became the inspiration for Mr. Darcy in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
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Thursday, October 4
Evening Upstairs
McCracken County Public Library
Library Meeting Room
7 p.m.
mclib.net
Discover Kentucky’s Hidden Treasures at the Clement Mineral Museum. Ed Clement co-founded this museum, making available to the public tens of thousands of mineral specimens, fossils, historical mining photos, books, documents and memorabilia collected by his late father. Free.
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Thursday, October 4
St. Francis de Sales Theology on Tap
Jeremiah’s
225 Broadway
7 p.m.
This is Catholic young adult discussion group (18+) meets Thursdays from through October 18 for great discussion among all! Excellent time to relax with friends and talk about faith in a comfortable environment. For more info, contact Youth Ministry Director Zach Ault, zachault@vci.net.
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Thursday, October 4
National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
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Crosby & Nash Thursday, October 4
Crosby & Nash
The Carson Center
100 Kentucky Ave.
7:30 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
Join in our own mini Woodstock with legendary folk-rockers David Crosby and Graham Nash. 450.4444.

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Thursday, October 4
Greater Tuna
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Greater Tuna is the hilarious down-home comedy about Tuna, Texas, the state’s third-smallest town. Just two performers depict all the community’s colorful inhabitants – men, women, children and animals! There’s big fun in tiny Tuna! 888.362.4233.
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30th Annual Aurora County Festival
Benefits Jonathan-Aurora Action Committee
16191 Hwy 68 East
Hardin, Ky.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Crafts, food, sorghum, honey, quilt raffle, parade, bingo, talent contest and more! 270.703.6060.
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Friday, October 5
Free Carmel Apples and Light Bulbs
Jackson Purchase Energy
2 900 Irvin Cobb Dr.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
jpenergy.com
Stop by Jackson Purchase Energy any Friday in October for free caramel apples and energy-saving compact florescent light bulbs. The bulbs can save much as $5 a year on your electric bill. The apples – well, they just taste good.
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Friday, October 5
Free Piano Master Class
Hosted by Paducah Symphony
The Carson Center
4-6 p.m.
paducahsymphony.org
See a master musician and teacher in action when guest pianist and Tennessee native Melvin Chen gives a free piano master class this afternoon on the main stage of the Carson Center. Students of all levels may perform for Chen, and can choose what they wish to play. Open to everyone and free. RSVP to 444.0065.
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Friday, October 5
The Twenty Thirty Group: Fridays@5
Location: B. Russell's
5 p.m.
Enjoy after-work networking, socializing and drinks! The Twenty Thirty Group offers a fun opportunity to meet new people in the area and reconnect with old friends. Tonight the group will take donations for the Telethon of Stars, benefiting the Easter Seals of Kentucky. Call Chuck Tate, 443.9932, x262.
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Friday, October 5
Becoming Jane
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jane Austen (Ann Hathaway) is a young woman who wishes to be a writer while her mother thinks otherwise. Although she is offered many marriage proposals she accepts none until the mischievous Thomas Lefroy (James McAvoy) shows up and turns her world around. Lefroy became the inspiration for Mr. Darcy in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
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Friday, October 5
Rev. Dr. W. G. Harvey Sr.
45th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
New Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church
1249 North 12th St.
6-8 p.m.
“The Triple Threat” Worship Service features guest preachers Bishop Charles Dunbar, Elder Barbara Burrage and Rev. Wendell Gray. Everyone is invited! For more info, please call 443.8625.
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Friday, October 5
An Evening in 1864
Buttonwillow Church Civil War Dinner Theater
Robert Cherry Civic Center
2701 Park Ave.
7-9 p.m.
Enjoy a "fabulous feast" and a live production of Granddaddy’s Watch, set during the Civil War – complete with costumes of that era. Benefits the Kentucky Veteran and Patriot Museum and Park. $26.95; or table for four, $100. For more info, call Ray Hart, 335.3999.
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Friday, October 5
Hank Williams Lost Highway
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Fans will love this behind-the-songs tribute to the life and talent of country music legend Hank Williams. Hank’s personal struggles produced enduring music like "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," "Move It On Over" and "Hey, Good Lookin." Guaranteed good time. 888.362.4233.
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Friday, October 5
SoulShine
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/soulshine420
SoulShine has performed together on and off for more than 30 years and say they’re the best classic rock cover band in Western Kentucky. Come hear for yourself!
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Farmer’s Market Cooking Demos
Paducah Downtown Farmer’s Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
Master Food Volunteers from the McCracken County Extension Office demonstrate cooking techniques and whip up dishes featuring strawberries, asparagus, broccoli and potatoes. 444.8649.
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Saturday, October 6
30th Annual Aurora County Festival
Benefits Jonathan-Aurora Action Committee
16191 Hwy 68 East
Hardin, Ky.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Crafts, food, sorghum, honey, quilt raffle, parade, bingo, talent contest and more! 270.703.6060.
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Saturday, October 6
Greater Paducah Sustainability (GPS) Recycling Information Bazaar
Noble Park Arts & Crafts Building
(By the Skate Park)
3-6 p.m.
Mark your recyclable calendar for this information bazaar and plan to celebrate all the great work of the GPS! Everyone is welcome to learn more about recycling in Paducah at this family event. There will be activities for kids and live local entertainers at the amphitheatre. For more info, email recycling.picnic@gmail.com.
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Saturday, October 6
Becoming Jane
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jane Austen (Ann Hathaway) is a young woman who wishes to be a writer while her mother thinks otherwise. Although she is offered many marriage proposals she accepts none until the mischievous Thomas Lefroy (James McAvoy) shows up and turns her world around. Lefroy became the inspiration for Mr. Darcy in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
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Saturday, October 6
Wine Tasting at Wagner Wine and Spirits
Wagner Wine and Spirits
2700 New Holt Rd.
4-6 p.m.
Join Wagner’s for wine tasting every Saturday afternoon! Free. 519.6808.
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Saturday, October 6
Najjar Abdul-Musawwir Reception
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
5-7 p.m.
theyeiser.org
View beautiful paintings by Najjar Abdul-Musawwir as the Yeiser celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The artist is best known for his What Lies Beneath: The Breast Cancer Series. Through November 10.
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Saturday, October 6
Free Music at Blue Sky Vineyard
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd., Makanda, IL
blueskyvineyard.com/
Enjoy great bluegrass music by The Rick Johnson Players and a glass of wine on our patio.  Does it get any better? Free.
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Saturday, October 6
Smokestack and the Foothill Fury
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7:30 p.m.
myspace.com/etccoffee
myspace.com/smokestackandthefoothillfury
Check out this original rockin' on-man country blues band from Georgia!
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Saturday, October 6
Paducah Symphony Orchestra: Bolero
The Carson Center
7:30 p.m.
paducahsymphony.com
Don't miss Dudley Moore’s favorite, Bolero, conducted by Jordan Tang and featuring pianist Melvin Chen. They'll do Ravel right – plus throw in some Dvorak Symphony No. 9 New World for good measure. 444.0065.
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Saturday, October 6
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
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Saturday, October 6
Craig Russell Band
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/songwritercraig
Come hear the great music of Craig, Larry, Bart, Dan and Scott in their Willie Nelson meets Bob Dylan style!
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30th Annual Aurora County Festival
Benefits Jonathan-Aurora Action Committee
16191 Hwy 68 East
Hardin, Ky.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Crafts, food, sorghum, honey, quilt raffle, parade, bingo, talent contest and more! 270.703.6060.
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Sunday, October 7
Rev. Dr. W. G. Harvey Sr.
45th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
New Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church
1249 North 12th St.
10:45 a.m.-1 p.m.
Special guest Rev. James Jackson, Shiloh Baptist Church, Murphysboro, Ill., will help honor Rev. Harvey at this special service for a very special leader in our community. Everyone is invited! For more info, please call 443.8625.
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Sunday, October 7
Sunday in the Park
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd., Makanda, IL
2-5 p.m.
blueskyvineyard.com/
Enjoy music by Andrea Stader. A glass of wine and a music filled afternoon at the vineyard.  Does it get any better? Free.
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Rev. Dr. W. G. Harvey Sr.
45th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration
New Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church
1249 North 12th St.
4-6 p.m.
Special guest Rev. T.D. Stubblefield, First Baptist Church of Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Mo., will help honor Rev. Harvey at this special service for a very special leader in our community. Everyone is invited! For more info, please call 443.862.
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Sunday, October 7
Becoming Jane
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jane Austen (Ann Hathaway) is a young woman who wishes to be a writer while her mother thinks otherwise. Although she is offered many marriage proposals she accepts none until the mischievous Thomas Lefroy (James McAvoy) shows up and turns her world around. Lefroy became the inspiration for Mr. Darcy in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
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Monday, October 8
Hospice Grief Support
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson St.
2-3:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at these weekly meetings. 415.3636.
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Monday, October 8
Childbirth Support
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavillion
Border Community Room
6 p.m.
Learn a little more about birthin’ babies at this informative class. 444.2640.

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Monday, October 8
Improv Class
Paducah Parks Dept., Classroom 1
1400 HC Mathis
7 p.m.
Come out for a night of fun and comedy, instructed by Eric Hobbs, performer at The Second City-Chicago and Improv Olympics. Learn the art of improvisation as seen on Comedy Central’s Whose Line is it Anyway? Have an awesome time meeting new people, building relationships and strengthening communication skills. Free. For more info, email info@twentythirtygroup.com.
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Go Diego Go Live – The Great Jaguar Rescue
Carson Center
4 and 7 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
This live-action stage show features songs and characters from the popular children’s TV show. 450.4444.

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Zonta Club of PaducahTuesday, October 9
Zonta Club of Paducah
Whaler’s Catch
123 North 2nd St.
5:30 p.m.
It’s always a fun night when this group of women executives and professionals gathers to work together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. 575.3444.

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Tuesday, October 9
An Introduction to Precious Metal Clay, Part 2
Romancing the Bead
615 Monroe St.
5:30-8:30 p.m.
romancingthebead.com
Romancing the Bead’s Pam Harrison shows you how to transform precious metal clay (PMC) into fine silver jewelry in the second of this three-session workshop. Tonight, you’ll create a fine silver ring. Practice the basics of rolling, stamping and texturing, learn to properly size a PMC ring and make a seam. Scroll down to October 16 for the next session description. $249 for all three sessions, including materials. To register, call Harrison, 349.3824, or email her at pam@romancingthebead.com.
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Tuesday, October 9
Newcomers’ Club of Paducah
Michael’s Arts & Crafts
5187 Hinkleville Rd.
6:30 p.m.
geocities.com/paducahnewcomers
Learn to make wreaths, holiday arrangements and centerpieces during this great gathering of the Newcomers’ Club. The group welcomes women new to the area or who have experienced a lifestyle change. The club provides a setting for newcomers to associate and make new friends while adjusting to a new environment and finding their permanent place in the community. Please RSVP by calling 443.0578.
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Tuesday, October 9
NAR-ANON Family Support Group
Lourdes Classroom 4
6:30 p.m.
Find friendship, support and information each Tuesday in October. 444.6718.
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Parkinson’s Support Group
Lourdes Garden Room
10 a.m.
Find friendship and support in a safe and caring setting. 442.5983.
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Wednesday, October 10
Go Diego Go Live – The Great Jaguar Rescue
Carson Center
4 and 7 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
This live-action stage show features songs and characters from the popular children’s TV show. 450.4444.

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Wednesday, October 10
Greater Paducah Sustainability Project Meeting
McCracken County Library, upstairs
5 p.m.
recyclenowpaducah.com
Get involved in one of Paducah’s hottest projects! Everyone is welcome to attend!



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Wednesday, October 10
Mix @ 6
Di Fratelli
211 Broadway
6 p.m.
twentythirtygroup.com
myspace.com/twentythirtygroup
The rockin’ Twenty Thirty Group now gathers 6 p.m., each Wednesday, at Di Fratelli’s lounge. And check it out: $4 Three Olives Martinis, $2 off call drinks and $1 off well drinks, beer and wine. Another opportunity to meet new people, experience great food and drinks and count down until Friday. For more info, click the martini!
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Wednesday, October 10
Date Night: French Cuisine
WKCTC Kitchen & Bistro
Anderson Technology Building
6-9 p.m.
Join Chef Holly Heath and learn French cooking techniques while creating a flavorful dinner to share. Recipes include Beef Daube Provencal, French onion soup, mixed olive tapanade and French apple tart. $30. Download the PDF to register.
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Grand Rivers Hunters Moon Festival
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
Exit 31/I 24, Grand Rivers
9 a.m.
grandrivers.com
It’s the Grand Rivers famous fall festival featuring taste of the lakes food vendors, craft and retail vendors, children’s activities and a big parade, street dance and fireworks on Saturday. 362.0152.
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Thursday, October 11
Bells of Hope and Remembrance
Broadway Methodist Church in Paducah
11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Don’t miss this lovely event celebrating those who’ve battled, and continue to battle, breast cancer. 442.1310.




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Thursday, October 11
Downtown Kiwanis Club
310 North 4th St.
Noon
Visitors and potential members are always welcome at these weekly service-oriented gatherings. Email Chuck.Williamson@jpenergy.com for more info.


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Thursday, October 11
Governor Ernie Fletcher Reception
The Carson Center
5 p.m.
paducahdebate.com
thecarsoncenter.org
Welcome Governor Ernie Fletcher in front of the Carson Center before the Gubernatorial Debate.

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Thursday, October 11
Gubernatorial Debate
The Carson Center
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
paducahdebate.com
thecarsoncenter.org
Paducah Sun’s Bill Bartleman, WPSD’s Paula Bridges and Scott McGee and several area residents will ask Governor Ernie Fletcher and challenger Steve Beshear questions, and the candidates will ask one another questions. To submit a question online, please visit paducahdebate.com. Free open seating.
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Thursday, October 11
Breastfeeding Class
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
6 p.m.
Find out the latest tips and benefits. 444.2640



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Thursday, October 11
Hopeful Hearts
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Rosenthal Room
6:30 p.m.
Dr. Lisa Chaney Lasher leads this support group for women with cancer.
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Thursday, October 11
St. Francis de Sales Theology on Tap
Jeremiah’s
225 Broadway
7 p.m.
This is Catholic young adult discussion group (18+) meets Thursdays from through October 18 for great discussion among all! Excellent time to relax with friends and talk about faith in a comfortable environment. For more info, contact Youth Ministry Director Zach Ault, zachault@vci.net.
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Thursday, October 11
National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
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Thursday, October 11
In The Valley of Elah
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
When model soldier (Jonathan Tucker) mysteriously goes AWOL after returning to the U.S. from Iraq, his career officer father (Tommy Lee Jones) enlists the aid of a police detective (Charlize Theron) to search for his son. His wife (Susan Sarandon) also joins them to uncover the truth of the disappearance. Written and directed by Paul Haggis (Crash).
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Thursday, October 11
Water
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
In 1938, the twilight of colonial India, Hindu law still requires that widows be institutionalized. The arrival of eight-year-old widow Chuyia at an ashram overlooking the Ganges river is the catalyst for the inmates' questioning of tradition. Free.

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Thursday, October 11
Open Mic Night, hosted by Alonzo Pennington
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
8 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/alonzopenningtonband
Show us what you’ve got! Alonzo Pennington will keep the night movin’ and groovin’!
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Thursday, October 11
Songwriters Night
Jeremiah’s
9:30 p.m.
225 Broadway
myspace.com/charlierogersmusic
myspace.com/after8crew
Everyone is invited to come hear good, live music. Brought to you by Karmic Ambition. For more info, call David Frias, 994.6592.
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Thursday, October 11
Greater Tuna
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Greater Tuna is the hilarious down-home comedy about Tuna, Texas, the state’s third-smallest town. Just two performers depict all the community’s colorful inhabitants – men, women, children and animals! There’s big fun in tiny Tuna! 888.362.4233.
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Grand Rivers Hunters Moon Festival
Downtown Grand Rivers, KY
9 a.m.
grandrivers.com
Grand Rivers’ famous fall festival featuring food, fun, crafts, children’s activities, and live music. Free. 362-0152.
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Friday, October 12
Free Carmel Apples and Light Bulbs
Jackson Purchase Energy
2 900 Irvin Cobb Dr.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
jpenergy.com
Stop by Jackson Purchase Energy any Friday in October for free caramel apples and energy-saving compact florescent light bulbs. The bulbs can save much as $5 a year on your electric bill. The apples – well, they just taste good.
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Friday, October 12
Merryman House Spring Golf Scramble
Drake Creek Golf Club
Ledbetter, Ky.
11:30 a.m. Lunch by Texas Roadhouse
12:30 p.m. Shotgun Start
Tee up to raise much-needed funds for the Merryman House Domestic Crisis Center during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. $60 for individuals; $200 for teams of four.
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Friday, October 12
McCracken County Republican Women
The Pasta House Co.
Noon-1 p.m.
Lisa Rudolph is the featured speaker at today’s meeting of the McCracken County Republican Women. She’s married to Kentucky Lt. Governor Robbie Rudolph. The group welcomes women to join in, learn more about the organization and link in with a grassroots network of 100,000 Republican women nationwide. Call Donna-Maria Walker for more info, 443.6950.

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Friday, October 12
Grief Support Group for Widows and Widowers
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
6 p.m.
Find friendship and support in a safe and caring setting. 898.8796.

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Friday, October 12
In The Valley of Elah
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
When model soldier (Jonathan Tucker) mysteriously goes AWOL after returning to the U.S. from Iraq, his career officer father (Tommy Lee Jones) enlists the aid of a police detective (Charlize Theron) to search for his son. His wife (Susan Sarandon) also joins them to uncover the truth of the disappearance. Written and directed by Paul Haggis (Crash).
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Friday, October 12
Ballroom Dance Night
Madison Hall
919 Madison St.
7-11 p.m.
This is a great night! Begin with a ballroom dance lesson from Ashley Thurman and enjoy open dancing afterward. Beginners and pros welcome. $15.

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Friday, October 12
A Special Evening with Vickie Winans
Benefits the McCracken County Community Career Endowment and Mt. Moriah
The Carson Center
7 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
If you’re moved by soulful gospel, you’ll enjoy this special evening with Grammy nominee Vickie Winans. Hear her beautiful voice at vickiewinans.com, and definitely plan to come enjoy her in person. Purchase tickets online or call 450.4444.

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Friday, October 12
Water
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
In 1938, the twilight of colonial India, Hindu law still requires that widows be institutionalized. The arrival of eight-year-old widow Chuyia at an ashram overlooking the Ganges river is the catalyst for the inmates' questioning of tradition. Free.

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Friday, October 12
Oval Opus at Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
ovalopus.com
myspace.com/ovalopus
Paducah native Mark Evitts and his band, Oval Opus, will rock Fat Moe’s tonight! He plays the fiddle with this fun group, which will be playing on the Cayamo Cruise with Lyle Lovett, Emmy Lou Harris and more, as well as the Simple Man Cruise with Lynyrd Skynyrd. This is their first Paducah performance!
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Pedalin’ For a Cure
Noble Park
8 a.m. Registration
9 a.m. 5K, 35K and 100K Rides
crawford-lundberg-xray.com/pedalin.html
Grab your cute biking shorts and head to Noble Park to raise money for breast cancer research! Call Kristen Gill or Darla Parks, 800.795.2556 or 442.8272, or email admin@crawford-lundberg-xray.com, for more info. Sponsored by Crawford Lundberg X-ray.
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Saturday, October 13
Head Over Heels Walk for Awareness
Benefits the Brain Injury Association of Kentucky
Foot of Broadway
9 a.m.-noon
Join in this great walk and raise money for the Brain Injury Association of Kentucky. The walk goes along the riverside of the floodwall down through Schultz Park to the Executive Inn and back. $35 registration fee includes T-shirt. Make checks payable to BIAK and mail them to Brenda Bradford, 240 Jolee Way, Paducah, 42001, or call her at 331.0452 for more info.
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Saturday, October 13
Grand Rivers Hunters Moon Festival
Downtown Grand Rivers, KY
9 a.m.
Big Street Parade 2 p.m.
Street Dance 6 p.m.
Fireworks 9 p.m.
grandrivers.com
Grand Rivers’ famous fall festival featuring food, fun, crafts, children’s activities and live music. Saturday night street dance and the big parade. New this year: huge fireworks display Saturday, October 13 at Green Turtle Bay Resort. Free. 362-0152.
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Saturday, October 13
Community Appreciation Day
Vulcan Materials
947 US Hwy 62
Grand Rivers
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Vulcan Materials is throwing a community bash! Head over and enjoy an informative quarry bus tour, food and entertainment! 362.4264.
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Saturday, October 13
Free Music at LowerTown Texaco Information Center
Corner of 7th and Madison streets
Noon Paducah Dukes of Dixie
5 p.m. Alonzo Pennington
When you come to LowerTown for Second Saturday be sure to enjoy some great music. The Paducah Dukes of Dixie perform at noon, with Alonzo Pennington performing at 5 p.m. For more info, call Aynex Mercado, 408.4130, or email her at amercado@ci.paducah.ky.us.
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Saturday, October 13
Christmas in October
Three LowerTown Galleries
Noon-9 p.m.
Enjoy 20 percent off select merchandise at Aphrodite Gallery, 501 North 7th St.; Philosophy Gallery, 333 North 9th St. and Pinecone Gallery, 419 North 7th St., in LowerTown, during this pre-holiday customer appreciation event. Fine art, jewelry, ceramics, glass and much more!
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Saturday, October 13
Fairy Tale
Aspire Arts
611 North 6th St.
Noon-9 p.m.
janetorourkedesigns.com
jayoboxes.com
Stop by Aspire Arts and meet artists Janet and Jay O’Rourke during their first Second Saturday opening. You’ll enjoy Janet’s Fairy Tale show with her wonderful colored-pencil drawings and both Janet and Jay’s beautiful hardwood boxes and other gorgeous pieces of art. 575.3349.
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LowerTown Second SaturdaySaturday, October 13
LowerTown Second Saturday
Jefferson-Park Ave., 3rd St.-9th St.
1-9 p.m.
paducaharts.com
On the second Saturday of each month, studios and galleries in the LowerTown Arts District host extended hours and feature new exhibits and special events. Stop by and see the latest artist creations!

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Saturday, October 13
Colorfest
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd., Makanda, IL
blueskyvineyard.com/
Enjoy a relaxing day of wine and music by Los Carnales on Blue Sky Vineyard's patio. Appreciate the rolling hills and wonderful fall colors of Southern Illinois, and enjoy the ambiance of an afternoon at the vineyard. Adults $5, glass included. Children 15 and under free.
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Saturday, October 13
Wine Tasting at Wagner Wine and Spirits
Wagner Wine and Spirits
2700 New Holt Rd.
4-6 p.m.
Join Wagner’s for wine tasting every Saturday afternoon! Free. 519.6808.
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Saturday, October 13
In The Valley of Elah
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
When model soldier (Jonathan Tucker) mysteriously goes AWOL after returning to the U.S. from Iraq, his career officer father (Tommy Lee Jones) enlists the aid of a police detective (Charlize Theron) to search for his son. His wife (Susan Sarandon) also joins them to uncover the truth of the disappearance. Written and directed by Paul Haggis (Crash).
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Saturday, October 13
3rd Annual WKCTC Student Show with Mitchell Dunaway
Pinecone Art Gallery
421 North 7th St.
5-8 p.m.
artgallerypinecone.com
WKCTC art students display new pieces in this third annual show at Pinecone Art Gallery. Both Gallery Director Char Downs and Art Instructor Randy Simmons are proud to show the work and see the exhibit expand year by year. The gallery is also introducing work by the new young local artist Mitchell Dunaway. Sonia McKenna will continue to have her work in the gallery and there will be one piece by Char Downs. Through October 28.

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Saturday, October 13
Reception for E.J. Abell
Full-Circle: New Constructions
Aphrodite Gallery
503 North 7th Street
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Stop by jewelry designer Julie Shaw’s beautiful gallery and visit with artist E.J. Abell. Her Full-Circle: New Constructions show will be on display through November 10.

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Saturday, October 13
Autumn Fashion & Hairstyle Extravaganza
J.O. Griffin Chappel, NSTM Campus
815 North 9th St.
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Don’t miss this autumn fashion and hair show, featuring some of Paducah’s top male and female models! The event also includes the latest in hairstyling techniques and ladies’ fine hats. Plus men in suits and children’s fashions and hairstyles. Hors d'oeuvres follow the show. Benefits Paducah Beauty Club #10, in affiliation with the National Beauty Culturists League Inc. Donations of $10 for adults; $5 for students. Purchase tickets from any Chapter #10 member; president June Jones, 444.6226; or Arniece Hollowell, 443.4911.
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Saturday, October 13
Steve Sherling and The Black Stallion
Museum of the American Quilter’ s Society
215 Jefferson
7 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Actor Steve Sherling (Greater Tuna, The Nanny, Saturday Night Live, Law and Order) will read from Walter Farley's The Black Stallion, with the inspiring quilt, Flowers of the Crown, as a backdrop. Listeners will hear the pounding hooves and feel the pumping adrenaline that can only come from a good horse race. The museum is open today from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. All day visitors: $5/person; children 12 and under free. Guided tours 2-6 p.m. 442.8856.
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Saturday, October 13
Night Moves Dance Club Open Dance
American Legion Dining Hall
425 Legion Dr.
7-11 p.m.
nightmovesdanceclub.aboutpaducah.com
The Night Moves Dance Club invites you to bring your dancing shoes to the American Legion each second and fourth Saturday of the month! $3 at the door. For more info, call Jim Loe, 442.3186.
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Saturday, October 13
Cinderella, The Ballet
Arts in Focus
WKCTC Clemens Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Cinderella, The Ballet is a magical evening of dance for children and adults. Performance by Von Heideck’s Chicago Festival Ballet, one of the country’s newest and brightest classical dance companies. 534.3213.

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Saturday, October 13
Water
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
In 1938, the twilight of colonial India, Hindu law still requires that widows be institutionalized. The arrival of eight-year-old widow Chuyia at an ashram overlooking the Ganges river is the catalyst for the inmates' questioning of tradition. Free.

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Saturday, October 13
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
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Saturday, October 13
The Big Cheese
Jeremiah’s
225 Broadway
9 p.m.
bigcheesemusic.com
myspace.com/thebigcheese123
The Big Cheese was formed in late 2003 in Murray, and performs diverse sets ranging from blues to jazz to Southern rock and even a little rap. “You never know what you’ll get from these three,” says fan Kimberly Griffin. 994.6592 or 293.3086.
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Saturday, October 13
Heart & Soul
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
Check out this rockin’ band!


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Grand Rivers Hunters Moon Festival
Downtown Grand Rivers, KY
9 a.m.
grandrivers.com
Grand Rivers’ famous fall festival featuring food, fun, crafts, children’s activities, and live music. Free. 362-0152.
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Sunday, October 14
Colorfest
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd., Makanda, IL
blueskyvineyard.com/
Enjoy a relaxing day of wine and music by Rockin Jake on Blue Sky Vineyard's patio. Appreciate the rolling hills and wonderful fall colors of Southern Illinois, and enjoy the ambiance of an afternoon at the vineyard. Adults $5, glass included. Children 15 and under free.
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Sunday, October 14
In The Valley of Elah
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
When model soldier (Jonathan Tucker) mysteriously goes AWOL after returning to the U.S. from Iraq, his career officer father (Tommy Lee Jones) enlists the aid of a police detective (Charlize Theron) to search for his son. His wife (Susan Sarandon) also joins them to uncover the truth of the disappearance. Written and directed by Paul Haggis (Crash).
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Hospice Grief Support
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson St.
2-3:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at these weekly meetings. 415.3636.

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Monday, October 15
Childbirth Class
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
6 p.m.
Learn a little more about birthin’ babies at this informative class! 444.2640.

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Monday, October 15
Improv Class
Paducah Parks Dept., Classroom 1
1400 HC Mathis
7 p.m.
Come out for a night of fun and comedy, instructed by Eric Hobbs, performer at The Second City-Chicago and Improv Olympics. Learn the art of improvisation as seen on Comedy Central’s Whose Line is it Anyway? Have an awesome time meeting new people, building relationships and strengthening communication skills. Free. For more info, email info@twentythirtygroup.com.
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Lourdes Premier Choice Free Lunch and Learn
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dr. Lisa Chaney Lasher and Dr. Daniel Howard offer “A Breast Cancer Update.” Come and learn the latest in prevention, early detection and treatment. Lunch included. Free body fat analysis. 444.2786.
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Interracial Women’s Group Tuesday, October 16
Interracial Women’s Group
McCracken County Library
Noon
Join this group of amazing women who endeavor to rise above racial, cultural and religious intolerance and celebrate the true value of diversity. Marcia Alexander, 519.6413.

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Tuesday, October 16
Educational Seminar by Stacy Thomas
Pasta House Company
4-6 p.m.
Learn some new perspectives and information from the Chamber’s Business/Education & Leadership Director Stacy Thomas – always a dynamic speaker. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served. $12. For more info, call Gale Hatton, 575.6646.

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Tuesday, October 16
An Introduction to Precious Metal Clay, Part 3
Romancing the Bead
615 Monroe St.
5:30-8:30 p.m.
romancingthebead.com
Romancing the Bead’s Pam Harrison shows you how to transform precious metal clay (PMC) into fine silver jewelry in the third of this three-session workshop. Tonight, you'll make fold-over bails, set a stone, fire, finish and add patina. $249 for all three sessions, including materials. To register, call Harrison, 349.3824, or email her at pam@romancingthebead.com.
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Tuesday, October 16
A Little Black Dress Trunk Showing
6-8 p.m.
Talbot’s
2929 James Sanders Boulevard
Looking for a great little black dress to wear to the Symphony’s November 10 fundraiser? Talbot’s has it – and little black shoes too! Come have a look at this special Trunk Showing. 442.7318.



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Tuesday, October 16
Lourdes Surgical Weight Loss Informational Seminars
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
6 p.m.
Find out how a little surgery can help shed those pounds. 415.3838.
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Tuesday, October 16
NAR-ANON Family Support Group
Lourdes Classroom 4
6:30 p.m.
Find friendship, support and information each Tuesday in October. 444.6718.
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Grief Support Group Meeting
Lourdes Hospice
225 West Water St., Suite 1
Mayfield
1-2:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at this special gathering. 415.3636.
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Wednesday, October 17
Mix @ 6
Di Fratelli
211 Broadway
6 p.m.
twentythirtygroup.com
myspace.com/twentythirtygroup
The rockin’ Twenty Thirty Group now gathers 6 p.m., each Wednesday, at Di Fratelli’s lounge. And check it out: $4 Three Olives Martinis, $2 off call drinks and $1 off well drinks, beer and wine. Another opportunity to meet new people, experience great food and drinks and count down until Friday. For more info, click the martini!
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Wednesday, October 17
Spa Party Night
Body bonbon
533 North 5th St.
6-8 p.m.
mybodybonbon.com
Make your own special blend of Aromatherapy Bath Salts using Dead Sea salts and essential oils. 443.7888.


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Wednesday, October 17
Pub Theology
Jeremiah’s
225 Broadway St.
7:30 p.m.
Location, location, location! Young adults in their 20s and 30s are welcome each Wednesday evening for a theological discussion at Jeremiah’s. All views, theologies, religions and opinions are welcome. Grace Episcopal’s Rev. Ellen Ekevage, 443.1363, guides the discussion.
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Mark & Ruby
The Carson Center
9:30 and 11:30 a.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
Big sisters have big responsibilities, especially when the little brother is a big troublemaker! TheatreworksUSA presents a lovable new musical full of fun and sibling rivalry: Max and Ruby! Good for kids P-2. 443.9932, x250.
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Thursday, October 18
Women of Achievement & Business Equity Luncheon
Broadway United Methodist Church, Igert Hall
701 Broadway
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
In honor of National Business Women’s week, the local Business and Professional Women chapter will recognize some great businesswomen of Paducah. Please join in the celebration! $15 for lunch. For more info, call Gale Hatton, 575.6646.
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Thursday, October 18
Downtown Kiwanis Club
310 North 4th St.
Noon
Visitors and potential members are always welcome at these weekly service-oriented gatherings. Email Chuck.Williamson@jpenergy.com for more info.


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Thursday, October 18
Alzheimer’s Support Group
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
Noon
Find friendship and support in a safe and caring setting.
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Chamber Trade Show & Mixer Thursday, October 18
Chamber of Commerce Trade Show
Paducah Expo Center
2 - 6 p.m.
paducahchamber.org
The Chamber’s Trade Show is the largest networking event of the year. More than 500 attendees gather to learn about the newest products and services offered in our region. The Trade Show gives exhibiting businesses the opportunity to reach hundreds of customers in a short amount of time. Sponsorship and booth registrations are available. Call 443.1746 or send an email to info@paducahchamber.org.
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Thursday, October 18
ALS Support Group
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
4 p.m.
Find friendship and support in a safe and caring setting.
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Thursday, October 18
Maggie Mae’s & dashy*designs Trunk Show
98 West 5th St.
Benton
6-8 p.m.
Stop by this Holiday Open House featuring new holiday items, custom boutique clothing, teacher’s gifts, stocking stuffers and more! For info, call Jesi Bowman, 564.0039.


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Thursday, October 18
Judgement House: Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire
The Potter’s House Baptist Worship Center
881 Cut-Off Rd., Smithland
6-9 p.m.
Don’t miss this walk-through Christian drama – a haunted house alternative. It offers a very powerful message. $2 donation requested. For more info, call Lisa, 928.4062.
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Thursday, October 18
Amputee Support Group
Borders Community Room
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
6:30 p.m.
Find friendship and support at this important gathering. 488.3020.
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Thursday, October 18
Meet the Astronaut: Dr. Jan Davis
Clemens Fine Arts Theatre
WKCTC
4810 Alben Barkley Dr.
6:30 p.m.
clcpaducah.org
Dr. Jan Davis, a veteran astronaut of three shuttle flights, is the guest speaker tonight at 6:30 p.m. Afterward, at 7:30 p.m., stop by the Challenger Learning Center open house and meet Dr. Davis, receive an autographed picture, visit the Galaxy Gift Store and tour the simulators. The Museum of the American Quilter’s Society will have space quilts on display. Free, but call to reserve your spot, 534.3101.
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Thursday, October 18
St. Francis de Sales Theology on Tap
Jeremiah’s
225 Broadway
7 p.m.
This is Catholic young adult discussion group (18+) meets Thursdays from through October 18 for great discussion among all! Excellent time to relax with friends and talk about faith in a comfortable environment. For more info, contact Youth Ministry Director Zach Ault, zachault@vci.net.
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Thursday, October 18
National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
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Thursday, October 18
The Jane Austin Book Club
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
This story revolves around five women and one man who gather monthly to discuss Jane Austen’s books. As the group works its way through the Austen library, their own love lives parallel the classic writer’s storylines. Starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brennemen, Maria Bello and Hugh Dancy. 441.7007.
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Thursday, October 18
Lone Star
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
The Texas/Mexico border is a cultural political anomaly where 19 out of 20 people are Hispanic, yet the one Anglo of the tw20enty holds the power. Sam Deeds has just been elected sheriff of Rio county on the strength of his late father’s reputation as a lawman. But Sam knows more of his father, Buddy Deeds, than meets the admiring public’s eye. When a corpse is found in the desert an investigation leads to a many-layered tale that is as fine a piece of detective cinema as there is to be had and a dissection of multifaceted life on the border. Free.
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Thursday, October 18
Open Mic Night, hosted by Alonzo Pennington
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
8 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/alonzopenningtonband
Show us what you’ve got! Alonzo Pennington will keep the night movin’ and groovin’!
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Thursday, October 18
Greater Tuna
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Greater Tuna is the hilarious down-home comedy about Tuna, Texas, the state’s third-smallest town. Just two performers depict all the community’s colorful inhabitants – men, women, children and animals! There’s big fun in tiny Tuna! 888.362.4233.
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Explore the Fabric Galaxy of the National Quilt Museum
Museum of the American Quilter’s Society
215 Jefferson St.
9:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Here’s an invitation to school groups: Students, become Quilt Scene Investigators and see shooting stars, spaceships and quilted-beings while touring Quilt Museum galleries! Then meet a real-life astronaut, Dr. Jan Davis, hear about her space adventures and investigate her quilts! Autographed photos provided. Free. Space is limited. Call 442.8856 to schedule your class.
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Friday, October 19
Paducah BPW Lunch Featuring Commissioner Gayle Kaler
For Members and Prospective Members
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
Noon
Paducah Business and Professional Women (BPW) members and prospective members are invited to join City Commissioner Gayle Kaler as she spotlights “Paducah’s Steel Magnolias.” RSVP to Jean Elkins, jgelkins@comcast.net, or call her at 554.8087. If you’d like a $3 boxed lunch – and for that price, who wouldn’t! – please contact Elkins by Wednesday, October 17.
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Friday, October 19
Free Carmel Apples and Light Bulbs
Jackson Purchase Energy
2 900 Irvin Cobb Dr.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
jpenergy.com
Stop by Jackson Purchase Energy any Friday in October for free caramel apples and energy-saving compact florescent light bulbs. The bulbs can save much as $5 a year on your electric bill. The apples – well, they just taste good.
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Friday, October 19
Explore the Fabric Galaxy of the National Quilt Museum
Museum of the American Quilter’s Society
215 Jefferson St.
2 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Quilters and non-quilters alike will enjoy an afternoon with real-life astronaut Dr. Jan Davis. She will talk about her life as a space explorer and as a quilter, and how the two come together. Free. RSVP appreciated; seating first-come basis.
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Friday, October 19
Concord Elementary History Day
Concord Elementary School
5184 Hinkleville Rd.
2-3 p.m.
All former students and/or teachers are invited to come and share memories and photographs of Concord Elementary. The 5th grade gifted and talented students will be publishing a book on the history of the school and need your great stories!
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Friday, October 19
Clark Elementary Fall Carnival
Clark Elementary
4:30-7:30 p.m.
Don’t miss Clark Elementary’s rockin’ Fall Carnival. Games, food and fun – and no homework!
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Friday, October 19
Wine Tasting at Wine Pro
28th and Clark streets
5-8 p.m.
Increase your knowledge of fine wines each Friday and Saturday evening at Wine Pro. Steve Brown and Sean Brown will show you what’s new in the world of wines. Free. 443.9463.
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Friday, October 19
Judgement House: Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire
The Potter’s House Baptist Worship Center
881 Cut-Off Rd., Smithland
6-10 p.m.
Don’t miss this walk-through Christian drama – a haunted house alternative. It offers a very powerful message. $2 donation requested. For more info, call Lisa, 928.4062.
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Friday, October 19
Joyful Discipleship: Called To Be Full Of “It”
Benefits The New Women’s Ministry of Broadway United Methodist Church
701 Broadway
6-9 p.m.
Broadway United Methodist Church hosts its first women’s conference. Join the fun-filled weekend, Friday evening and Saturday morning, of spiritual growth, self-exploration and fellowship. Childcare provided free of charge. $10 per person or $45 per table (includes six seats). 443.2401.
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Friday, October 19
The Jane Austin Book Club
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
This story revolves around five women and one man who gather monthly to discuss Jane Austen’s books. As the group works its way through the Austen library, their own love lives parallel the classic writer’s storylines. Starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brennemen, Maria Bello and Hugh Dancy. 441.7007.
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Friday, October 19
Cornell Gunter’s Coasters, Elsbeary Hobbs’ Drifters and The Platters
Carson Center
7:30 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
What a great night of these favorite not-so-oldies but definitely goodies? These vocal groups from the '50s and '60s perform all your favorite hits. 450.4444.

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Friday, October 19
Lone Star
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
The Texas/Mexico border is a cultural political anomaly where 19 out of 20 people are Hispanic, yet the one Anglo of the tw20enty holds the power. Sam Deeds has just been elected sheriff of Rio county on the strength of his late father’s reputation as a lawman. But Sam knows more of his father, Buddy Deeds, than meets the admiring public’s eye. When a corpse is found in the desert an investigation leads to a many-layered tale that is as fine a piece of detective cinema as there is to be had and a dissection of multifaceted life on the border. Free.
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Friday, October 19
Phoenix Rising
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/phoenixrisingnashville
Check out this rock band from Nashville!


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Friday, October 19
Paducah Tilghman Class of 1967 Reunion
Variety of Times and Locations
pths67.org
OK Class of 1967 – and those a few years behind and ahead – get ready to share the love again at your 40th high school reunion. That's right! Get a new outfit, a new haircut, a new car - maybe drop a few pounds - and get ready to show how hot you've become in a mere 40 years. Check pths67.org for reunion details or call Bob Toy, 994.8661.
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2007 Great Pumpkin Race
Benefits the Noble Park Accessible Playground
6:30 a.m. Registration Begins
8 a.m. 5K Run/Walk and 10K Run
9 a.m. 1-Mile Youth Run
Lace up your running and walking shoes for the Great Pumpkin Race, sponsored by Rehab Associates. All proceeds go to the Accessible/Inclusive Playground planned for Noble Park – a great place for kids with and without disabilities to gather and play. Download the PDF for cost and to sign up!
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Saturday, October 20
Benefit for Hillary Coltharp
Wagner Wine and Spirits
2700 New Holt Rd.
8 a.m.-11 p.m.
Today, Wagner’s will donate 15 percent of wine, liquor, specialty food and party item sales to the Hillary Coltharp Fund. Coltharp is a beautiful 26-year-old mother of a six-year-old son. She has no health insurance, so this day will help with her care. 519.6808.
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Saturday, October 20
Farmers' Market Plant Clinics
Paducah Downtown Farmers' Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
The Master Gardeners are on hand to answer plant- and garden-related questions. Have a sick plant? Bring it in and the gardeners will help diagnose the problem and offer cures.

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Saturday, October 20
Yoga for a Cure
Benefits the American Cancer Society
United Church of Paducah
4600 Buckner Lane
9-10 a.m.
truenorthyoga.com
Down Dog for a good cause! True North Yoga sponsors Yoga for a Cure in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. $20, with proceeds going to ACS-Breast Cancer Research. Register by October 15 and receive a Yoga for a Cure T-shirt. Space limited to 20. 559-7663.
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Saturday, October 20
Friends of Merryman House Fall Clean-Up Day
Merryman House
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Several projects need several more helping hands in order for the Merryman staff to prepare the shelter for the winter months. If you, your family and friends – or perhaps your favorite organization – would like to help on this special day, please call Tammy Lynne, 448.8066, and she’ll explain what's needed. Wish list items and monetary gifts are also always appreciated!

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Saturday, October 20
Joyful Discipleship: Called To Be Full Of “It”
Benefits The New Women’s Ministry of Broadway United Methodist Church
701 Broadway
9 a.m.-Noon
Broadway United Methodist Church hosts its first women’s conference. Join the fun-filled weekend of spiritual growth, self-exploration and fellowship. Lunch and childcare provided free of charge. 443.2401.


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Saturday, October 20
Oktoberfest Celebration: Meet Fred Noe
3145 Park Ave.
1-5 p.m.
It’s annual Oktoberfest Celebration time at Roof Brothers. Come and enjoy brauts and sample Oktoberfest beers, as well as Roof’s regular wine tasting. Plus, Master Distiller Fred Noe, great-grandson of Jim Beam, will sign bottles of Knob Creek bourbon. Special Oktoberfest T-shirts available, free! Roof Brothers will accept donations to benefit Hillary Coltharp. 443.6601.
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Saturday, October 20
Pet Lovers Fall Festival and Pet Costume Contest
Stonecreek Kennel
470 Bryant Ford Rd.
1-4 p.m.
OK, pet lovers, this is our kind of party! Free veterinary exams and discount vaccinations by Dr. Rhonda Caudill, fall pictures by Amy Barrett Photography, invisible fence demonstrations and discounts, dog obedience and training demonstrations, horseback riding safety at the stables and a pet costume contest with prizes. What could be better? How about door prizes, refreshments and fun and games for kids. See you there! 898.2524.

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Saturday, October 20
Serenitea Halloween Open House
Inside Wahl’s Garden Shoppe
901 South 21st St.
10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Plan to celebrate the opening of Paducah’s first specialty teashop! Serenitea is located inside Wahl’s Garden Shoppe – a great way to get your gardening and relaxation fix all in one spot! Adults are welcome to taste teas and sample savories while kids (in their Halloween costumes!) visit the enchanted forest and pumpkin land. For more info, call Erin Gwinn, 994.4450, or Pam Wahl, 443.9958.
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Saturday, October 20
Ro Morse Book Signing
SuperValu Foods on Jackson Street
12:30-2:30 p.m.
Stop by and have the lovely Ro Morse sign her latest book, Ro’s Simple Pleasures. The book’s 425 pages feature the best from Morse’s original books, her radio recipes and the new ones she uses at home. The book will be on sale at SuperValu until November 1, and then around town afterward. Congratulations, Ro!


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Saturday, October 20
Troy Brody, Governor’s Minority Empowerment
Hotel Metropolitan
724 Jackson St.
1 p.m.
Plan to stop by the lovely Hotel Metropolitan and hear from Troy Brody, Executive Director of the Governor’s Minority Empowerment Office. Open to everyone!
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Saturday, October 20
Howl-Aween Barkin’ Bask
Benefits Creatures Great and Small
Ceglinski Animal Clinic
5401 Blandville Rd.
1-4 p.m.
A costume party for animals? Why not? Prizes awarded for best costumes. Refreshments, too! Proceeds benefit animals that need homes. $10 registration fee.

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Saturday, October 20
Ro Morse Book Signing
SuperValu Foods in Lone Oak
3-5 p.m.
Stop by and have the lovely Ro Morse sign her latest book, Ro’s Simple Pleasures. The book’s 425 pages feature the best from Morse’s original books, her radio recipes and the new ones she uses at home. The book will be on sale at SuperValu until November 1, and then around town afterward. Congratulations, Ro!


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Saturday, October 20
The Jane Austin Book Club
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
This story revolves around five women and one man who gather monthly to discuss Jane Austen’s books. As the group works its way through the Austen library, their own love lives parallel the classic writer’s storylines. Starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brennemen, Maria Bello and Hugh Dancy. 441.7007.
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Saturday, October 20
Wine Tasting at Wagner Wine and Spirits
Wagner Wine and Spirits
2700 New Holt Rd.
4-6 p.m.
Join Wagner’s for wine tasting every Saturday afternoon. Today, Wagner’s will donate 15 percent of wine, liquor, specialty food and party item sales to the Hillary Coltharp Fund. Coltharp is a beautiful 26-year-old mother of a six-year-old son. She has no health insurance, so this day will help with her care. 519.6808.
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Saturday, October 20
Wine Tasting at Wine Pro
28th and Clark streets
5-8 p.m.
Increase your knowledge of fine wines each Friday and Saturday evening at Wine Pro. Steve Brown and Sean Brown will show you what’s new in the world of wines. Free. 443.9463.
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Saturday, October 20
Judgement House: Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire
The Potter’s House Baptist Worship Center
881 Cut-Off Rd., Smithland
6-10 p.m.
Don’t miss this walk-through Christian drama – a haunted house alternative. It offers a very powerful message. $2 donation requested. For more info, call Lisa, 928.4062.
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Saturday, October 20
Distillers Dinner
The Carson Center
6:30 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
Join master distiller Fred Booker Noe III, great-grandson of the legendary Jim Beam, for this very elegant evening. Celebrity Chef John Mangelos has designed a gourmet menu, delicately lacing each course with Knob Creek. Jean Little of Little Edibles Catering will collaborate with Chef Mangelos. Noe and Mangelos will make informal remarks during the evening, and mix and mingle with guests. Sponsored by Roof Brothers Wine & Spirits. $125 or $175 at the Distillers Table. Reservations required.443.9932, ext. 240 or 241.
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Saturday, October 20
Trivia Night #20
St. Mary High School Commons
1243 Elmdale Rd.
6:30 p.m.
Not a "know-it-all"? You don't have to be! Team members submit only one answer per table, and all answers are written. Mix and mingle with your competition at 6:30 p.m., then start answering questions at 7:30 p.m. Categories include something for everyone. $10. For more info, call Jackie Hopper, 442.1681.
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Saturday, October 20
Last Singer Standing – Semi Final #1
Benefits Telethon of Stars
WKCTC Clemens Fine Art Center
6:30 p.m. Doors open
7 p.m.
telethonofstars.com
Come and hear the first group of semi-final contestants. Five contestants from this round will advance to the final. This event allows local vocal artists to showcase their talent and help Easter Seals raise money to care for children and adults in our region. $5. For more info, call Lori Devine, 444.9687.
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Saturday, October 20
Open Mic Night
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
myspace.com/etccoffee
Show us what you’ve got! This is sure to be a great night at Etcetera. Stop by anytime to sign up!
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Saturday, October 20
Lone Star
Curris Center Theatre
Murray State University
7:30 p.m.
The Texas/Mexico border is a cultural political anomaly where 19 out of 20 people are Hispanic, yet the one Anglo of the tw20enty holds the power. Sam Deeds has just been elected sheriff of Rio county on the strength of his late father’s reputation as a lawman. But Sam knows more of his father, Buddy Deeds, than meets the admiring public’s eye. When a corpse is found in the desert an investigation leads to a many-layered tale that is as fine a piece of detective cinema as there is to be had and a dissection of multifaceted life on the border. Free.
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Saturday, October 20
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
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Saturday, October 20
Phoenix Rising
Fat Moe’s
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/phoenixrisingnashville
Check out this rock band from Nashville!


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Saturday, October 20
Paducah Tilghman Class of 1967 Reunion
Variety of Times and Locations
pths67.org
OK Class of 1967 – and those a few years behind and ahead – get ready to share the love again at your 40th high school reunion. That's right! Get a new outfit, a new haircut, a new car - maybe drop a few pounds - and get ready to show how hot you've become in a mere 40 years. Check pths67.org for reunion details or call Bob Toy, 994.8661.
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The Jane Austin Book Club
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
This story revolves around five women and one man who gather monthly to discuss Jane Austen’s books. As the group works its way through the Austen library, their own love lives parallel the classic writer’s storylines. Starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brennemen, Maria Bello and Hugh Dancy. 441.7007.
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Sunday, October 21
Judgement House: Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire
The Potter’s House Baptist Worship Center
881 Cut-Off Rd., Smithland
6-9 p.m.
Don’t miss this walk-through Christian drama – a haunted house alternative. It offers a very powerful message. $2 donation requested. For more info, call Lisa, 928.4062.
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