The Matt Czajkowski for Mayor campaign is holding a Fun for the Family Day & Food Drive on the Village Green in Southern Village on Sunday, November 1st from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Highlights of the afternoon’s event will be a performance by the popular musical group, ‘Southern Routes’, a variety of activities for children, and a food drive to support The IFC Food Kitchen.
The band ‘Southern Routes’ has been active on the local scene, and will be performing an upbeat, dance-able mix of rock, blues, jazz & gospel, with Caribbean influences and lots of Southern flair. Featuring rich vocal harmonies, band members are Richard Tazewell on keys & vocals, Callie Warner on vocals & guitar, Christen Campbell on vocals, Rick Keena on guitar, Jeff Brown on sax, and David Shore on drums. ‘Southern Routes’ will play from 1:00 to 2:30 in a performance that will appeal to all ages.
Kids’ activities, including a Bounce House, lots of balls, hula hoops and games, will be available all afternoon.
At 2:30, Matt Czajkowski will make some brief remarks and take questions from the audience.
Receptacles for non-perishable food donations will be available on The Village Green.
The public is invited to this outdoor, family-friendly afternoon. Feel free to bring a picnic, plus lawn chairs or blankets for seating.
Please be aware that the Village Green is available to the public for rental. The Matt Czajkowski for Mayor campaign has rented the space for this event. It is by no means an endorsement of Matt Czajkowski by anybody involved in Southern Village.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 19, 2009
Samuel Burns Sculpture Installed on Southern Village Green
CHAPEL HILL–Southern Village is participating in The Town of Chapel Hill’s Sculpture Visions program, a town-sponsored outdoor sculpture exhibition that runs from October 2009 to October 2010. Sculptor Samuel E. Burns installed “Redwood” today, an 18-foot-tall aluminum sculpture. It will remain on The Village Green for one year. The sculpture is lighted at night, so that it can viewed and enjoyed in the evening.
Most of the sculptures selected for the exhibition are on town property, but the village center developers, D.R. Bryan, John Fugo and Christine Edwards, believed that The Village Green would be an excellent venue for public art.
Burns is a North Carolina native who had a career working in construction, including exhibit design and construction at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro. When he hurt his knee three years ago, he decided to devote himself to sculpture. Currently he lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he participates in an artist-in-residence program.
“I named this sculpture ‘Redwood’ because its form reminds me of the canopy of a giant redwood tree,” Burns said. The sculpture was recently on exhibit in Johnson City, Texas, and Burns drove it to Chapel Hill for the installation. “I am pleased with this location. The trees and the buildings in Southern Village frame it beautifully.”
Southern Village is home to another sculpture from the 2004-2005 Sculpture Visions program. ‘Golden Portal’, created by Wayne Trapp, is an eight-foot-high modern expression of the classic arch. The Golden Portal is in front of the building at 300 Market Street.
For more information, please contact Bev Carr at bcarr@mcarolina.com or 919-969-7301 x231.
PUMPKIN PATCH &
SPECIAL FALL FARMERS MARKET
AT SOUTHERN VILLAGE
On the Village Green
Thursday, October 22nd
2:30 – 5:30
Buy your HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS & GOURDS in Southern Village this year at our Special Edition Halloween Farmers Market & Pumpkin Patch.
Buy fresh-from-the-farm pumpkins and gourds for your Halloween decorating and pie baking.
This is also your opportunity to purchase seasonal farm-fresh produce and spectacular Mum plants, all locally grown.
Please contribute to our Food Drive, co-sponsored with Visions Youth Group to help feed 15 needy Chapel Hill families this Thanksgiving. Bring non-perishable food items to deposit in receptacles that will be located at the Farmers Market.
Please contact Bev Carr on 969-7301 x231 or bcarr@mcarolina.com with any questions.

The North Carolina Symphony presents its classical music series at Memorial Hall in Chapel Hill, with the next concert on Thursday, October 8th at 8:00 pm. Included in the price of your Symphony ticket is FREE shuttle bus service from Southern Village (where parking is free and convenient) directly to Memorial Hall. Buses will pick you up on Aberdeen Drive, adjacent to the covered stage, in the center of the Market Street business district in Southern Village, and will drop you off right in front of Memorial Hall. The buses will begin pickup at 6:45 pm. For more information or to see a map, go to http://www.ncsymphony.org/venues/index.cfm?subsec=details&location=2.
Registration: $25/individual or $20/individual team member
(Team is 4 or more participants)
Festivities beginning at 9:00 for the entire family (including the pets!):
· Demonstrations of Flyball, Agility and a Performance by the Paws4Ever Drill Team
· Live Music by Stan Lewis & The Rockin’ Revelers
· Silent Auction showcasing handcrafted dog houses built by Chapel Hill Builders and local boy scouts.
· Contests for the pets include: Musical Sit, Best Costume, Pet-Owner Look-Alike, Fastest Eater, Biggest Pet & Smallest Pet
· Games for the children and Face Painters for all
· Area Vendors displaying the latest and greatest in pet supplies & services
· Two-Mile Fun Walk around Southern Village
Registration:
· $25/Individual or Team Registration @ $20/team member for a team of 4 or more people
· Each individual registrant or team member receives an event t-shirt with a work by local artist Olga Wagner
· Children under 12 can walk free when accompanied by a paying adult
· Register in one of 3 ways:
1. On-site on day of event
2. Online at www.firstgiving.com/animalprotectionsociety
3. Download a registration form at www.paws4ever.org and mail it to Paws4Ever by October 15, 2009
Event will be held Rain or Shine; attend, with or without your pet(s). Parents are encouraged to walk with kids under 12.
Since moving into their Sanctuary in Mebane in 2004, Paws4Ever has rescued over 2,000 pets from area shelters and placed them into forever homes in our community. The organization’s tagline is ‘Educate, Train, Adopt, Care.’ They’re dedicated to helping end pet overpopulation and building to strengthen the human animal bond in Orange County. For further information about this event or to see some of the adoptable pets, visit: www.paws4ever.org.
AM Radio 680 WPTF
UNC-Virginia Football Game Coverage
to be broadcast from Town Hall Grill
Join the fun this Saturday as AM RADIO 680 WPTF broadcasts ‘The Big Tailgate with Taylor Zarzour’ live from Town Hall Grill in Southern Village. The festivities will begin at 11:00 am and continue through 4:00 pm. Come down to join your fellow UNC fans for food, drink, games, prizes and lots of football fun. Virginia fans welcome also!
Call Town Hall Grill at 919-960-8696 for further information.
All October, buy something from the selection of pink items at The Cottage Shop and 15% of those sales will be donated to The Lineberger Cancer Center at UNC Hospitals. Select from pink leather goods, newly-arrived silk scarves, nightwear, fragrance items, candles, paper goods, bedding & more. New pink items will be added during the month.
Open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10:00 – 5:30. Go to the Lineberger Cancer Center at www.unclineberger.org or call The Cottage Shop at 919-929-8686 for more information.