CL's must-do list for the week of
Thurs., Sept. 20-Wed., Sept. 26
20Tonight's Jena 6 Project spoken word concert — organized by WMNF resident poet Lizz Straight — benefits the Jena 6 legal defense fund, which was set up for the six black teenagers of Jena, La., accused of involvement in an allegedly race-motivated attack. 9 p.m., Harbor Club, Tampa.
21Take part in the movement to unite our global community in a 24-hour celebration of peace and nonviolence. International Day of Peace events occur at various locations around the Bay area; visit internationaldayofpeace.org for details.
22The fifth annual Fashions with Flair fundraiser includes lunch, prize drawings, a silent auction and a fashion show featuring local celebrity models. Proceeds benefit the Homeless Emergency Project of Clearwater, the C.L. Kennedy Community Center and Winter Wonderland. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Belleair Country Club, Belleair.
23Self-deprecating anecdotal comedian Louis C.K. makes his sole Florida stop this tour in Sarasota. Tonight's your last chance to see him before he heads back north. For more info about Louis C.K., see page 99. 7:30 p.m., McCurdy's Comedy Theatre, Sarasota.
24The country's most beloved naturalist/adventurer comes to Tampa for a special presentation at the USF Sun Dome: An Evening with Jack Hanna and His Furry Friends. 7-9 p.m., Tampa.
25Today marks the much-anticipated release of Washington Square Serenade, the first album in three years by usually-prolific singer/songwriter Steve Earle. Wade Tatangelo weighs in on it next week.
26California-based singer/songwriter Jack La Botz performs raw, postmodern blues, his resonant vocals reminiscent of Bob Dylan but with a tad more twang. He brings his "Tattoo Across America Tour" to town this evening. 9 p.m., Las Vegas Tattoo Co., Ybor City.
Sept. 27, Pablo Medina, Reeves Theater-Vaughn Center, University of Tampa, Tampa, ut.edu.
Sept. 28, Axis of Evil Comedy Tour, Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, Tampa, tbpac.org.
Sept. 29-30, Folk and Music Fest 2007, Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, downtown Tampa, tbpac.org.
This article appears in Sep 19-25, 2007.