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Friday, July 25
Paducah Poetry Jam
Market House Theatre
7 p.m.
mhtplay.com
myspace.com/pwg07
myspace.com/guerrillapoetry
Come and hear Paducah Writers Group, Guerrilla Poetry, BlackInk and other spoken word artists address relationships, politics, race, gender, love and life experiences! $5.
Saturday, July 26
PostSecret Spoken Secrets Reception
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
8 p.m.
theyeiser.org
Paducah Writers Group, Guerrilla Poetry and BlackInk members share spoken secrets in honor of Frank Warren's
PostSecret project, which opens at the Yeiser today. $5. Sponsored by PWG, GP, Yeiser and iList Paducah!
More details here! 442.2453. $5.
Paducah Summer Festival
Paducah Riverfront
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Port of Paducah provides the perfect setting for free nightly concerts, Kidz Day in the Park, lawnmower races, hot air balloons, Marine Industry Days and various competitions. Visit the event Web site for full details!

Wednesday, July 23
Lone Oak Kiwanis
The Parlor
3033 Lone Oak Rd.
6:45 a.m.
Visitors and potential members are always welcome at these weekly service-oriented gatherings.

Wednesday, July 23
My Space in God's Place
Broadway Methodist Church
701 Broadway
9:30 a.m.-noon
Explore your place in God's world and how you can best use yourself to make the world a better place. Art, games, science, cooking, drama, music, fun and fellowship. $20 for the first child in a family and $10 for each additional child. Each Wednesday in July. For more info, call 442.3545 or 443.2401.

Wednesday, July 23
Tai Chi Classes
Paducah Yoga Center
7th and Broadway
9:30-10:30 a.m.
paducahyogacenter.com
Learn the art of meditation in motion. Deal with and reduce stress, and get in touch with your inner self for a deeper, more relaxed state of mind. $30 per month. 210.1465 or
taichi4yourhealth@hotmail.com.

Wednesday, July 23
Parkinson's Disease Group
Lourdes Hospital, Basement Classroom 4
10-11 a.m.
elourdes.com
Meeting for Parkinson's patients and caregivers. Student nurses welcome, too! 898.8031.

Wednesday, July 23
True Story of the Tortoise and the Hare
Market House Theatre
132 Market House Sq.
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
The Tortoise (Chris Simpson, left) is tricked by the Hare (Mary Kathryn Dorr) in this Market House Theater Lunchbox Theatre production. This audience participation musical is ideal for pre-school and elementary-age audiences. $12 adults; $10 children. Hamburgers, hotdogs, ice cream, drinks and a pre-show craft included. Advance reservations suggested, 444.6828.

Wednesday, July 23
Paducah Rotary Club
Irvin Cobb Hotel
6th and Broadway
Noon
paducahrotary.org
The Paducah Rotary Club meets each Wednesday for lunch and excellent speakers.

Wednesday, July 23
Knitting, Crocheting and More
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
1 p.m.
Every Wednesday, join the Market Square Coffee crew with your latest knitting, crocheting or other project. Sit, have a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy the artistic camaraderie! 444.0044.

Wednesday, July 23
My Space in God's Place
Grace Episcopal Church
820 Broadway
4-6 p.m.
Middle schoolers explore their place in God's world and how they can best use themselves – bodies, environment, relationships with others and their talents – to make the world a better place. Sponsored by Broadway Methodist Church, Grace Episcopal and First Presbyterian Church. $20. Each Wednesday in July. 443.1363.

Wednesday, July 23
Oil Painting
Wildhair Studios
201 Broadway
5:30-7:30 p.m.
wildhairstudios.com
Beginning artists: Learn to create beautiful paintings in oil. Susan Durrett teaches, step by step, how to transform a blank canvas into a work of art. This weekly course walks you through the materials needed, techniques and fundamentals of oil painting. You'll complete a finished painting each week. $20 each lesson; $70 for four. Includes all materials.

Wednesday, July 23
Mix @ 6
Di Fratelli
211 Broadway
6 p.m., but the fun doesn't start 'til 8ish.
difratelli.net
Lots of fun young folks gather each Wednesday at Di Fratelli's lounge. Be sure to join in the fun!

Wednesday, July 23
Divorce Care Meeting
Heartland Worship Center, Room W206
6:30 p.m.
Dealing with the hardships of divorce? Find friendship and support here every Wednesday for 13 weeks, with a one week break in between. 217.3364.
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ilistpaducah.blogspot.com/2008/07/iphone-line-up.html
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Thursday, July 24
Paducah Summer Festival
Paducah Riverfront
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Port of Paducah provides the perfect setting for free nightly concerts, Kidz Day in the Park, lawnmower races, hot air balloons, Marine Industry Days and various competitions. Visit the event Web site for full details!

Thursday, July 24
True Story of the Tortoise and the Hare
Market House Theatre
132 Market House Sq.
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
The Tortoise (Chris Simpson, left) is tricked by the Hare (Mary Kathryn Dorr) in this Market House Theater Lunchbox Theatre production. This audience participation musical is ideal for pre-school and elementary-age audiences. $12 adults; $10 children. Hamburgers, hotdogs, ice cream, drinks and a pre-show craft included. Advance reservations suggested, 444.6828.

Thursday, July 24
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.

Thursday, July 24
Summer Book Sale Sneak Preview
St. Paul Lutheran Church Gym
5-7:30 p.m.
McCracken County Public Library Friends Organization members are invited to be among the first to stop by and pick up hardback books for $1 and paperbacks for 50 cents. Recent publications and local interest books priced separately. Cash and checks accepted. Benefits the McCracken County Public Library. For more info, call Maudine Buchanan, 442.6263.

Thursday, July 24
Cooper Clayton
Smoking Cessation Class
Lourdes, Classroom 4
5:30 p.m.
Kick the habit. 442.1310.

Thursday, July 24
Night Moves Dance Club
American Legion
425 Legion Drive
6-9 p.m.
nightmovesdanceclub.aboutpaducah.com
Grab your dancing shoes and join the Night Moves Dance Club every Thursday night, 6-9 p.m., for line dancing and couples classes. Beginners welcome! $3, at the door. For more info, call Jim or Mildred Loe, 442.3186.

Thursday, July 24
Overeaters Anonymous
Grace Episcopal Church
9th & Broadway
6:30-6:55 p.m. Newcomers
7-8 p.m. Discussion Meeting
Paducah OA views compulsive overeating as a three-fold physical, emotional and spiritual disease, and offers a 12-step program of recovery. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. Everyone welcome each Thursday. For more info, call Rita, 442.9466, or Marigem, 575.5447.

Thursday, July 24
The Costume Ball
Twilight Cabaret Theatre
Ken-Bar Lodge
7711 Hwy 641 North
Gilbertsville, Ky.
6:30 p.m. Dinner
8 p.m. Play
twilightcabaretproductions.org
A poignant, contemporary comedy premieres in Kentucky. Reservations necessary for dinner, 270.436.2399.

Thursday, July 24
Sleeper
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Classic Film Series and Creatures of Habit present this Woody Allen classic – a love story about two people who hate each other. 200 years in the future. 441.7007.

Thursday, July 24
Always...Patsy Cline
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
7 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
More than a tribute to the legendary country singer, the show is based on Cline's friendship with a Houston fan who continued a correspondence with Cline until her death. The musical play includes many of Cline's unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces and Waking After Midnight...27 songs in all. $19.99, $17.99 and $14.99. Reserve seats by calling 888.362.4223.

Thursday, July 24
South Paducah Kiwanis
1640 South 6th St.
7 p.m.
The South Paducah Kiwanis club invites members and guests to this weekly meeting. The group's mission: serving the children of the world, one at a time. Email
Tommy Brown for more info.

Abram Condo Reduction! $279,000
421 North 6th St.
callleslie.com
The Abram Condo on 421 North 6th St. has been reduced to $279,000! This beautiful condo, located in Paducah's LowerTown Arts District, has 2 bedrooms and 2 bath, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, gas fireplace and installed security system. Thomas Smith Real Estate. Call Leslie Heath, 270.331.2506, for more information.
Thursday, July 24
Who Determines Truth?
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7-8:30 p.m.
Who determines truth and fact when both can be manufactured? Join this group the second and fourth Thursdays to discuss what truth is in a postmodern world. Is it relative, or is it concrete? Is there right and wrong, or is everyone right in their own way? 331.5903.

Thursday, July 24
Television Back Then
McCracken County Public Library, 2nd Fl. Community Room
555 Washington St.
7-8:15 p.m.
mclib.net
Join us as Bob Swisher and Don Alvey, WPSD TV retirees, take a nostalgic look at early television during Evenings Upstairs @ Your Library. Part of the original station staff, Swisher and Alvey draw on their many years of TV experiences: the highs, lows, unique coverage of the Kennedy assassination and memorable interviews with celebrities. Free, and great for all ages. For more info, call Bobbie Wrinkle, 442.2510, x19.

Thursday, July 24
Rhythm and Poetry
Club Plush
1200 North 8th St.
8-11 p.m.
myspace.com/clubplushky
Writers, poets, musicians and fans: Head to Club Plush for a great evening of talent and entertainment! For more info, call the fabulously talented Darris Shelby, 556.0639. Free.
Heartland Cares Canned Food Drive
Etcetera Coffeehouse Gallery
320 North 6th St.
hcares.org
Bring your canned goods to benefit Heartland Cares, a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive, client-centered, quality health care, support services, prevention education and HIV testing.

Friday, July 25
Paducah Summer Festival
Paducah Riverfront
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Port of Paducah provides the perfect setting for free nightly concerts, Kidz Day in the Park, lawnmower races, hot air balloons, Marine Industry Days and various competitions. Visit the event Web site for full details!
Friday, July 25
Eighth of August Vendor Applications Due
If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the
Eighth of August 2008 Heritage Festival, please call 444.7967 for more info, and then call 444.8513 for a permit. Applications due July 25.

Friday, July 25
Summer Book Sale
St. Paul Lutheran Church Gym
9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Stop by and pick up hardback books for $1 and paperbacks for 50 cents. Recent publications and local interest books priced separately. Cash and checks accepted. Benefits the McCracken County Public Library. For more info, call Maudine Buchanan, 442.6263.

Friday, July 25
True Story of the Tortoise and the Hare
Market House Theatre
132 Market House Sq.
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
The Tortoise (Chris Simpson, left) is tricked by the Hare (Mary Kathryn Dorr) in this Market House Theater Lunchbox Theatre production. This audience participation musical is ideal for pre-school and elementary-age audiences. $12 adults; $10 children. Hamburgers, hotdogs, ice cream, drinks and a pre-show craft included. Advance reservations suggested, 444.6828.

Friday, July 25
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.

Friday, July 25
Empowering Kingdom Growth
Harrison Street Missionary Baptist Church
1126 Harrison St.
5:30-10 p.m.
harrisonstreetbaptist.org
Bring out your kids in grades 6-12 for a fun-filled weekend of food, classes, music and more! Free. Register by calling 442.8946 by July 14.

Friday, July 25
Truth Will Abound Ministries
11th Holy Convocation
2014 Cairo Rd.
6 p.m.
truthwillabound.org
Truth Will Abound Ministries strives to change lives here on earth through the power of God. Pastor: Elder Derek L. Smoot.

Friday, July 25
The Costume Ball
Twilight Cabaret Theatre
Ken-Bar Lodge
7711 Hwy 641 North
Gilbertsville, Ky.
6:30 p.m. Dinner
8 p.m. Play
twilightcabaretproductions.org
A poignant, contemporary comedy premieres in Kentucky. Reservations necessary for dinner, 270.436.2399.

Friday, July 25
Paducah Poetry Jam
Market House Theatre
7 p.m.
mhtplay.com
myspace.com/pwg07
myspace.com/guerrillapoetry
The Paducah Poetry Jam was created by the Interracial Women's and Men's groups to promote literacy and diversity through spoken word. Come and hear Paducah Writers Group, Guerrilla Poetry, BlackInk and other spoken word artists address relationships, politics, race, gender, love and life experiences! $5.

Friday, July 25
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Kit, 10, lives in her parents' boarding house in Cincinnati. She has a passion for writing and dreams of being published in the local paper someday. With the help of her friends, Sterling and Ruthie, will her dream finally come true? 441.7007.

Friday, July 25
John Tate at Doe's
Doe's Eat Place
136 Broadway
7 p.m.
ilistpaducah.com/does.html
Enjoy a nice meal out and classic rock from John Tate and his guitar! 331.0301.

Friday, July 25
Free Gospel Singing
New Covenant Church
1200 Jefferson Ave.
7 p.m.
Songwriter and recording artist Eric Horner performs, benefitting LifeLine Ministries of Paducah. Free, but donations appreciated. For more info, call Judy Neely, 618.645.1130.

Friday, July 25
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers, Ky.
7 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family-friendly show is sure to please groups of any age! From Swing to Motown, Oldies Rock & Roll to Country, Variety! has it all! With a professional cast of singers, dancers and a live band, it will have you singing and dancing in the aisles! $19.99, $17.99 and $14.99. Reserve seats by calling 888.362.4223.

Lowertown Cottage for Sale
Steps Away From Boutiques, Galleries & Downtown
524 North 7th St.
This beautiful 3-bedroom Lowertown cottage, built in 2004, is available with bids beginning at $110,000. Submit sealed bid proposal to the Planning Office, City Hall, by Monday, July 28. For more info, call Suzanne, City Planning, 444.8690.
Click for more details!

Friday, July 25
Stars of Tomorrow
Kentucky Opry
Benton, Ky.
8 p.m.
kentuckyopry.com
Ever wondered where country music artists get their start? Most worked very hard to break into the business. The Kentucky Opry Stars of Tomorrow are a group of hard-working young professional entertainers. 270.527.3869.

Friday, July 25
Tabatha & Southern FRY'd
Casa Mexicana
204 Madison Square
Madisonville, Ky.
8 p.m.
A night of good music, good friends and good food at the Casa Mexicana. Come on out and tear-up the hardwood track with TSF! CDs and merchandise available at the show. $5 at the door. 270.825.4949.

Friday, July 25
Lew Jetton & 61 South
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/lewjetton61south
myspace.com/fatmoes
Paducah favorite Lew Jetton & 61 South live, tonight!

Friday, July 25
The Mark of Zorro
Maiden Alley Cinema
9:15 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Classic Film Series and Creatures of Habit present Tyrone Power in
The Mark of Zorro. In this 1820-set tale, the son of a California nobleman comes home from Spain to find his native land under a villainous dictatorship. On the one hand he plays the useless fop, while on the other he is the masked avenger Zorro. Best Zorro costume wins a prize! 441.7007.

Friday, July 25
DV8's Got Talent
2119 Bridge St.
11:30 p.m.
myspace.com/dv8paducah
This talent competition is open to all entertainers, bands, singers, musicians and female impersonators, hosted by Annanecia, the reigning DV8 Idol! Judges include Ro, Kara and William Sledd. Each Friday night finalist receives $25 cash, $25 bar tab and will vie for the final title and $500! Through September 5!
Paducah Summer Festival
Paducah Riverfront
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Port of Paducah provides the perfect setting for free nightly concerts, Kidz Day in the Park, lawnmower races, hot air balloons, Marine Industry Days and various competitions. Visit the event Web site for full details!

Saturday, July 26
Kid's Triathlon
Noble Park
7:30 a.m. Registration
9 a.m. Race
paducahky.gov
Boys and girls compete in swim, bike and run triathlons! Ages 7-10 and ages 11-14 – separate groups for boys and girls. Each finisher receives medal, race number and T-shirt. Trophies for top three male and females in each age group. Each registration includes free tuition to the park's six-week training program. $25 pre-registration; $35 race day registration.

Saturday, July 26
Empowering Kingdom Growth
Harrison Street Missionary Baptist Church
1126 Harrison St.
8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
harrisonstreetbaptist.org
Come out for day two of HSMBC's fun-filled weekend. Morning activities are for your teens only, but the entire family can enjoy a JAM Fest at 5:30 p.m. featuring the EKG Youth Choir. Free. Register by calling 442.8946.

Saturday, July 26
Recycle Now Collection Event
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Park Avenue Kroger Parking Lot
recyclenowpaducah.com
Glass, tin, plastic, aluminum, paper – bring it on and recycle it! Volunteers are needed to help! Email
recyclenow.volunteers@gmail.com to schedule your spot. Check the schedule
here.

Saturday, July 26
Summer Book Sale
St. Paul Lutheran Church Gym
9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Stop by and pick up hardback books for $1 and paperbacks for 50 cents. Recent publications and local interest books priced separately. Cash and checks accepted. Benefits the McCracken County Public Library. For more info, call Maudine Buchanan, 442.6263.

Saturday, July 26
Regional Wine Tour
Winery Tours of Southern Illinois
9:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
winerytourssil.com
A shuttle service will take you from Paducah or Metropolis to Hogg Hollow Winery, StarView, Hedman or Alto, ending a VonJakob for the biggest festival of the year. Music by The Boat Drunks. $60. Souvenir glass and lei included. For more info, call 618.564.2524.

Saturday, July 26
Kids Day in the Arts: Dragon Days of Summer
National Quilt Museum
215 Jefferson St.
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Explore Asian Arts at the National Quilt Museum! For the third year, the Quilt Museum is partnering with the Paducah Summer Festival for Kids Day in the Arts. Here's the schedule:
- 11 a.m.-Noon: Tethered hot air balloon rides
- 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Paducah Bank ice cream truck
- 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.: Story time with dragons
- Noon and 2 p.m.: Dragon parades
Plus, name writing in Chinese characters, Japanese paper dolls, Chinese knots, lanterns, masks, fans, fortune cookies, sidewalk chalk art, face painting, inflatables and more! Museum admission and all activities free to adults and children! 442.8856.

Saturday, July 26
Overeaters Anonymous
Grace Episcopal Church
9th & Broadway
10 a.m. Discussion Meeting
Paducah OA views compulsive overeating as a three-fold physical, emotional and spiritual disease, and offers a 12-step program of recovery. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. Everyone welcome each Tuesday and Saturday. For more info, call Rita, 442.9466, or Lovette, 554.9430.

Saturday, July 26
Pet Adoption Event
PetsMart Adoption Event
2929 James Sanders Blvd.
11 a.m.-5 p.m.
helpthecreatures.com
Stop by this pet adoption event for Creatures Great and Small, a no-kill animal adoption group.

Saturday, July 26
True Story of the Tortoise and the Hare
Market House Theatre
132 Market House Sq.
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
The Tortoise (Chris Simpson, left) is tricked by the Hare (Mary Kathryn Dorr) in this Market House Theater Lunchbox Theatre production. This audience participation musical is ideal for pre-school and elementary-age audiences. $12 adults; $10 children. Hamburgers, hotdogs, ice cream, drinks and a pre-show craft included. Advance reservations suggested, 444.6828.

Saturday, July 26
The Largest Guitar Hero III Tournament in the Midwest
The Dairy
203 E. Front St.
Metropolis, Ill.
11 a.m.-7 p.m.
myspace.com/themga
Join the Midwest Gaming Association for the largest Guitar Hero III tournament in the area! Compete for a guaranteed cash prize of $250 and the title of the best in the Midwest! $10 entry fee. For complete tournament rules and more info, see the MGA MySpace.

Saturday, July 26
Yoga For Kids
Paducah Yoga Center
627 Broadway
1:30-2:30 p.m.
paducahyogacenter.com
Youngsters stay cool and enjoy the benefits and rewards of yoga. Yoga at an early age encourages self-esteem and body awareness with a physical activity that's noncompetitive. Children learn focus, self-health, relaxation and confidence through a play-based, 60-minute class. Bring your favorite food as payment! Food will be donated to the Paducah Cooperative Ministry. Download the
flyer! 575.0211.

Saturday, July 26
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers, Ky.
2 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family-friendly show is sure to please groups of any age! From Swing to Motown, Oldies Rock & Roll to Country, Variety! has it all! With a professional cast of singers, dancers and a live band, it will have you singing and dancing in the aisles! $19.99, $17.99 and $14.99. Reserve seats by calling 888.362.4223.

Saturday, July 26
Wine and Beer Tasting at Roof Brothers
3145 Park Ave.
3-5 p.m.
roofbrothers.com
Stop by Roof Brothers for their weekly wine and beer tasting! Great wines and more than 450 beers in stock! 443.6601.

Saturday, July 26
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Kit, 10, lives in her parents' boarding house in Cincinnati. She has a passion for writing and dreams of being published in the local paper someday. With the help of her friends, Sterling and Ruthie, will her dream finally come true? 441.7007.

Saturday, July 26
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 and food every Saturday afternoon! Free. 575.0109.

Saturday, July 26
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.

Saturday, July 26
Truth Will Abound Ministries
11th Holy Convocation
2014 Cairo Rd.
5 p.m.
truthwillabound.org
Truth Will Abound Ministries strives to change lives here on earth through the power of God. Pastor: Elder Derek L. Smoot.

Saturday, July 26
The Costume Ball
Twilight Cabaret Theatre
Ken-Bar Lodge
7711 Hwy 641 North
Gilbertsville, Ky.
6:30 p.m. Dinner
8 p.m. Play
twilightcabaretproductions.org
A poignant, contemporary comedy premieres in Kentucky. Reservations necessary for dinner, 270.436.2399.

Saturday, July 26
Red Airplane
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
myspace.com/brandonthomasfolkrock
myspace.com/etccoffee
Catch Red Airplane at Etcetera! Free.

Saturday, July 26
Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers, Ky.
7 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family-friendly show is sure to please groups of any age! From Swing to Motown, Oldies Rock & Roll to Country, Variety! has it all! With a professional cast of singers, dancers and a live band, it will have you singing and dancing in the aisles! $19.99, $17.99 and $14.99. Reserve seats by calling 888.362.4223.

Saturday, July 26
Grand Rivers Street Dance
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7-10 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight's band: Classic Waxx. Ahead: Southern Fry'd, Vintage Alley Dance Band and Critical Condition. Every Saturday through Labor Day. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.

Saturday, July 26
PostSecret Spoken Secrets Reception
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
8 p.m.
theyeiser.org
myspace.com/pwg07
myspace.com/guerrillapoetry
Tonight's Yeiser event celebrates the PostSecret show. Paducah Writers Group, Guerrilla Poetry and BlackInk members share "spoken" secrets in honor of Frank Warren's PostSecret project, on display at the Yeiser through September 20. Check out
postsecret.com to get an idea of what's in store! $5. Sponsored by PWG, GP, Yeiser and iList Paducah!
More details here! 442.2453.

Saturday, July 26
Jennifer Fox & The Pillow Fighters
Fat Moe's
902 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/fatmoes
myspace.com/jenniferfoxpillowfighters
With a name like Jennifer Fox & The Pillow Fighters, you really have to go check it out, doncha think?

Saturday, July 26
The Joe Walker Band Performs at Renaissance
Renaissance Restaurant
3100 Broadway
9 p.m.
myspace.com/joewalkerband
Enjoy The Joe Walker Band tonight at Renaissance Restaurant. Free. 442.2363.

Saturday, July 26
The Mark of Zorro
Maiden Alley Cinema
9:15 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Classic Film Series and Creatures of Habit present Tyrone Power in
The Mark of Zorro. In this 1820-set tale, the son of a California nobleman comes home from Spain to find his native land under a villainous dictatorship. On the one hand he plays the useless fop, while on the other he is the masked avenger Zorro. Best Zorro costume wins a prize! 441.7007.

Brunch on the Water Each Sunday
Take a beautiful drive to the lakes for Commonwealth Yacht Club's
Brunch on the Water at Green Turtle Bay Resort in Grand Rivers, Ky. Adults $12; Kids half price. Reservations: 270.362.4444. More info,
here!
Always...Patsy Cline
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
2 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
More than a tribute to the legendary country singer, the show is based on Cline's friendship with a Houston fan who continued a correspondence with Cline until her death. The musical play includes many of Cline's unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces and Waking After Midnight...27 songs in all. $19.99, $17.99 and $14.99. Reserve seats by calling 888.362.4223.

Sunday, July 27
Truth Will Abound Ministries
11th Holy Convocation
2014 Cairo Rd.
2 p.m.
truthwillabound.org
Truth Will Abound Ministries strives to change lives here on earth through the power of God. Pastor: Elder Derek L. Smoot.

Sunday, July 27
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Kit, 10, lives in her parents' boarding house in Cincinnati. She has a passion for writing and dreams of being published in the local paper someday. With the help of her friends, Sterling and Ruthie, will her dream finally come true? 441.7007.

Sunday, July 27
Sunday Yoga, All Month
The Yoga Room
3137 Broadway
5:30-6:30 p.m.
theyogaroomky.com
Sunday Yoga is hard to find, but not at The Yoga Room! Enjoy this all level Hatha Yoga Class guided by Julie Folsom, an active yoga student and certified instructor. $10. (Packages available.) 559.1409.

Sunday, July 27
Night of Stars
Courtyard By Marriott
3835 Technology Dr.
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Come enjoy a night of singing, dancing and poetry from local and regional talent. Benefits L.I.F.E. Community Inc. (Dynamic Kids). All fundraising money goes toward providing scholarships and after-school programs. Children $2; Adults (12 and up) $3. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling Lakilia Bedeau, 933.1724 or emailing
dynamickids08@yahoo.com.

Sunday, July 27
Collaborative Women's Conference Founding Members Celebration
Washington Street Baptist Church
Christian Life Center
721 Washington St.
6-7:15 p.m.
For all women and girls, 6 years of age and older. Come and celebrate the group's great start! New conference flyer with photos of featured guests, tickets and sales schedule, confirmed workshop facilitators, souvenir booklet and T-shirt designs. Host pastor: Rev. Raynarldo M. Henderson. For more info, call Rev. Bernice Belt, 554.2804.

Sunday, July 27
Sleeper
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Classic Film Series and Creatures of Habit present this Woody Allen classic — a love story about two people who hate each other. 200 years in the future. 441.7007.
Lowertown Cottage Bids Due Today
Steps Away From Boutiques, Galleries & Downtown
524 North 7th St.
This beautiful 3-bedroom Lowertown cottage, built in 2004, is available with bids beginning at $110,000. Submit sealed bid proposal to the Planning Office, City Hall, DUE TODAY. For more info, call Suzanne, City Planning, 444.8690.
Click for more details!

Monday, July 28
Drawing & Sketching
Wildhair Studios
201 Broadway
3-4:30 pm
wildhairstudios.com
Get the basic skills you need to start drawing – or sharpen the skills you already have. Learn "How to See," "Proportions," "Perspective" and "Shading." $20 each class; $70 for 4. Includes all materials.

Monday, July 28
Energy Fitness Expansion Grand Opening
2343 New Holt Rd (Livingwell Centre)
5-7 p.m.
energyfitnesspaducah.com
Stop by for the Chamber's Ribbon Cutting ceremony at 5 p.m., with food, prizes, class demos, tours, giveaways, family entertainment and special announcements continuing until 7 p.m. Expansion features 12,000 square feet of the latest cardio and group exercise equipment, plus a new group fitness room, a larger spinning room, a personal training studio and, new to the Livingwell Centre, Three Rivers Martial Arts Academy!
More details
here!

Monday, July 28
Three Rivers Martial Arts Academy Open House
Livingwell Centre at Energy Fitness
2343 New Holt Rd.
5-7 p.m.
threeriversacademy.com
Stop by and see the exciting new location for Three Rivers Martial Arts Academy! 443.1829.

Monday, July 28
Crittenden County Lions Club Fair
Crittenden County Fair Grounds
6 p.m.
marionkentucky.us
Don't miss the Crittenden County Lions Club Fair! Carnival rides, family activities and fun at every turn! $2 admission tonight! Special events: Horse Show at 6 p.m. and Miss Crittenden County Pageant at Fohs Hall. Check site for full details. 800.755.0361.

Monday, July 28
Improv Class
Market House Studio
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Paducah Improv is a great addition to the already well-established Market House Theatre. The class offers the art of improvisation to all age groups beginning with adults. Students gain listening, communication and drama skills and self confidence. Instructor: Eric Hobbs, performer at The Second City-Chicago and Improv Olympics. For more info, email Eric,
paducahimprov@yahoo.com.

Monday, July 28
Overeaters Anonymous
Ballard County Chamber of Commerce
547 W Kentucky Dr.
La Center, Ky.
7-7:25 p.m. Newcomers
7:30-8:30 p.m. Discussion Meeting
8:30-9 p.m. Fellowship
Ballard OA views compulsive overeating as a three-fold physical, emotional and spiritual disease, and offers a 12-step program of recovery. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. Everyone welcome each Monday. For more info, call Lauren, 556.8873.
"Fearless Painting" for Young People!
Wildhair Studios
201 Broadway
9:30-10:30 a.m.: Ages 5-9
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Ages 10-13
1:30-3:30 p.m.: Ages 14-18
wildhairstudios.com
Wildhair Studios presents painting classes for children ages K-12. Each class is designed to bring out the artist in your youngsters by engaging their minds and inspiring creativity! Instructor Elise Beattie shows how to create sparkling paintings with personality. Includes materials. Check Web site for fees.

Tuesday, July 29
Overeaters Anonymous
Grace Episcopal Church
9th & Broadway
10 a.m. Discussion Meeting
Paducah OA views compulsive overeating as a three-fold physical, emotional and spiritual disease, and offers a 12-step program of recovery. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. Everyone welcome each Tuesday and Saturday. For more info, call Rita, 442.9466, or Lovette, 554.9430.

Tuesday, July 29
Paducah Lions Club
Irvin Cobb
Noon
This oldest Lions Club in Kentucky meets weekly for lunch and a guest speaker.

Tuesday, July 29
Ashes
Smoking Cessation Class
Lourdes Classroom 4
5 p.m.
Kick the habit. 444.2808.

Tuesday, July 29
Weekly Study in the Word of God
Linden Plantation Event Center
3565 Lone Oak Rd.
6-7 p.m.
mtccc.org
Join More Than Conquerors Community Church for their weekly Bible study. July continues with the themes of detours, distractions and disturbances. Free. For more information call 270.727.7732.

Tuesday, July 29
TOPS Support Group
Lebanon Methodist Church
4620 At Massa Dr.
6:30 p.m.
This weekly meeting has a two-fold objective: encourage healthy lifestyles through weight management support groups and sponsor obesity research. Most members refer to the organization simply as "TOPS," an acronym for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly." The first meeting is free; yearly membership $25; monthly chapter dues $5. 270.217.1182.

Tuesday, July 29
Crittenden County Lions Club Fair
Crittenden County Fair Grounds
7 p.m.
marionkentucky.us
Don't miss the Crittenden County Lions Club Fair! Carnival rides, family activities and fun at every turn! $2 admission tonight for Family Night! Special events: Talent show at 7 p.m., followed by OneWay. Check site for full details. 800.755.0361.

Tuesday, July 29
Open Mic Night
Jeremiah's
225 Broadway St
9 p.m.
Join in for a night of music, spoken word and artist collaborations on the fly! 443.3991.

Tuesday, July 29
Ladies Beginning Tennis League
Lone Oak Tennis Center
400 Lakeshore Dr.
7 p.m.
paducahtennis.com
Singles and doubles match play for women who are just starting tennis or are returning to tennis. Every Tuesday during the summer. Signup is on a weekly basis. For more info, call Lisa Dapp, 554.8683.

Through July
42-Inch Plasma TV Drawing
iList Paducah sponsor
isurfpaducah.com is giving away a 42-inch plasma TV! Just log onto the site between now and the end of July and you'll be eligible to win! The drawing is Aug. 1.

Through July
New Works in Wood
Aspire Arts
611 North 6th St.
Noon-8 p.m.
jayoboxes.com
Enjoy gorgeous new hand-carved boxes and turned vessels by Jay and Janet O'Rourke. Vessel in Bloom, shown here, is made of spaulted Scottish Beech, ebony and pearls.

Through July 25
Blue: A Juried Exhibition Call for Entries
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
Deadline: August 1
theyeiser.org
This exhibition encourages participants to enter work inspired by the idea of blue as a color, emotion, etc. The possibilities are endless as it is open to any medium and interpretation. Get your entries in by August 1. 442.2453.

Through August 30
2008 Paducah Summer Festival Photo Exhibition
Tribeca Mexican Cuisine
127 South 2nd St.
paducahphoto.com
View the winning entries during the 33rd Annual Paducah Summer Festival Photo Exhibition. Free and open to all.

Through September 20
PostSecret Exhibit
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
theyeiser.org
Frank Warren began a trend in 2002, asking people to send their secrets on a postcard size work of art. He then displayed them on a blog,
postsecret.com, created four books and has now created a national traveling exhibit on display at the Yeiser. $5 general admission; $3 students/seniors. Sponsored by US Bank, Four Rivers Behavioral Health, 91.3 WKMS and iList Paducah! 442.2453.

Through September 28
Recent Memories Exhibit
Pinecone Art Gallery
421 North 7th St.
6-8 pm
artgallerypinecone.com
Nashville artist Nancy VanReece shares her interpretations of summer memories and abstract expressions of people and places in acrylic and watercolor. 443.1433.