The 2014 Greater Charlotte Heart Walk

Saturday, September 20th
Uptown Charlotte at Trade & Tryon
7:30 a.m. - Wellness Communities Open
9:00 a.m. - Walk Begins

- See more at: http://www.charlotteheartwalk.org

@ SALUD BEER SHOP
3306-B NORTH DAVIDSON,
CHARLOTTE, NC.
6PM UNTIL 10PM

Join Cheers Charlotte for a celebration of our proud Charlotte craft beer community at Salud Beer Shop for the second annual Official Charlotte Oktoberfest Pre-Party!
This event is free and no tickets are required. Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly and bring a friend to raise your glass high with. The new Cheers Charlotte t-shirts will be available as well as our fitted hats so you can get geared up for Charlotte Oktoberfest. Cheers!

CURRENT TAP LIST (updated as kegs are acquired):
- Heavy Seas Beer Bourbon Barrel Aged Great'er Pumpkin
- Heavy Seas Greater Pumpkin
- Allagash Brewing Company Bourbon Barrel Aged Black
- NoDa Brewing Company Old Voyager American Barley Wine
- NoDa Brewing Company Hop, Drop & Roll. (The last keg before Oktoberfest to be served outside of the tap room!)
- Stone Brewing Co. Reason Be Damned Abbey Ale Aged in Wine Barrels
- Founders Brewing Co. Devil Dancer

Parking: park on the street if you are able, or behind Smelly Cat Coffee at North Davidson and E 36th Street. There is a parking lot there to use.

@ GALLERY 400
400 S. PEORIA ST.
CHICAGO, IL.
2PM

Sistah Sinema film group shines spotlight on movies by queer women of color."
We will screen Money Matters The Movie - a feature length narrative film that explores many of the difficulties facing queer youth of color.

You can watch the trailer here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFfRt-0U4To

At the heart of the picture is a strong and complicated mother/daughter dynamic. Pamela (Aunjanue Ellis of Men of Honor, Ray, Undercover Brother, The Mentalist and The Help) plays the mother, a troubled soul dealing with abusive relationships and a sordid past that was populated with drug use and prostitution. Still fighting every day, she has been committed to giving her daughter Monique "Money" Matters (Terri Abney) a better opportunity than she had. Abney plays and it is one of the more complex portraits of adolescence that you're likely to see. Introspective and socially awkward, Abney has a defiant but loving relationship with her mother who has turned to a religious mania in the search for strength.

But her primary journey is one of self-discovery, just who is she and where does she fit in? As Abney starts to be pushed by teachers and a new bond with a local girl, her independence and confidence start to shine. But as unsavory elements that haunt the two women's past start to surface, Abney must confront some unpleasant truths. Can these realizations set her free or might they destroy her?