November 26, Thanksgiving feastival We hosted a Thanksgiving Feastival at The Fallout. We gathered together to eat delicious meat-eater and vegan friendly options. yum!

Hurricane Relief Benefit show: a silent auction from Nov 5- Dec 3. Proceeds will go to hurricane relief work. featuring the work of Sam Hoolihan, Jesse Sanders-Greenberg, Prokiev, Andy Morien, Amanda Bunyard, Deanna Steege, Nathan Enkel, Eric Mattheis, Robert Andert, and Jaak.

Faith and Art Forum. An intense and focused time to address the controversies, misconceptions, difficulties and responsibilities of Christians in the visual arts. Open to artists, art historians, art lovers, and anyone else. Currently on hiatus until further notice. Email info@falloutminneapolis.com if you'd like to get involved in this.

Open Mic Nights: Thoroughout the year we hosted multiple open mic nights. Currently no open mic nights are scheduled.

Make a Difference: A chance to do something and be part of a community. Once a month we go to help a shelter or the poor for a couple of hours. Next date: tba.

Tuesday, November 8: Bradley Hathaway: spoken word with My Rubicon and Mexico, Mexico.

Saturday, November 5: Hurricane Relief Benefit Show! All proceeds go towards a relief trip to the Gulf Coast in January 2006. THANK YOU to all the amazing bands that played- Fitzgerald, La Poema, The Siftrocks, The Art of Airports, and Prokiev. Thank you also to the artists that donated artwork for the silent auction, which is up until December 3. Come bid while they're up...

Friday, November 4: Anathallo's Minneapolis debut! Marching band, boy's choir gone all awry. An amazing show with tons of evergy. It was also Wes Burdine's final show in Minneapolis with his Librarians. With Saxon Shore and Braille. an excellent night all around.

Saturday, October 29: Montreal, A Sunken Ship Irony, Tractor Curtain, and Caleb Engstrom

Saturday, October 22: The Floating City, Aneuretical, Towers Thick Walls , and Neglected Receptors.

Thursday, October 13: Birthday party for everyone else who was born in October, specifically Mandi Perreault, Kelsey Club, and Ashley Mccamey. We ate crepes and watched Amelie!

Saturday, October 8: L'nore (Chicago), and more tba

Saturday, October 1:Holly VerHage's birthday party! Heads in the Clouds, All the Rage, music and films by Allen Moore, Germans Up Front, and My Rubicon. We had a root beer keg and a star shaped cake. Happy birthday Holly!

Saturday, September 17: Starting Over, Abingale Suite, Marlah, David Darrens, Daybreak, and others.

Saturday, September 3: Chris McFarland (Austin, Texas), Desde, Tarantula Skulls, and Towers Thick Walls.

Saturday, July 23: Fallout Art Fest! Over 30 local and national musicians, including the Psalters and the Restoration Project, were featured on our indoor and outdoor stages. Also featured gallery, painters, murals, sculptors, dance, skateboarding exhibitions and skate ramp, screenprinting, mosaics, food, jugglers, drum jams, poetry slam featuring champion from Fallout '05 summer event, children's games and activities, and much more. Indoor Stage will have a mellow, coffee house setting. Outdoor Stage will feature multi-cultural performers. Event ran from noon-10pm and was free of charge.

Saturday, July 16: The Psalters, Your Loving Tiger, and the Blackthorns. The Psalters are a nomadic tribe of psalm-writers whose music combines, folk, punk, gypsy, and more styles. Your Loving Tiger is a new local band that sings sweet love songs that are kind of garage-rock-y and kind of shoegazery, and maybe kind of acid-rocky. The Blackthorns play long dark gothic orchestral songs.

Art and Faith Forum
Discussion group on the relationship between faith and art. Fall 2005: the group is on hiatus until future leadership shows up. Email info@falloutminneapolis.com if you'd like to get involved. The most recent meetings have been at the Walker Art Center (7/7) and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (7/14). Click here for more info, or Click here

Friday, July 8: 7-Ply Culture (rescheduled from Saturday, June 25). featuring Under the Knife (California), Brown, More Material, and more tbaFriday,

Friday June 10: Eleventh Annual Gloria Dei Gathering. The original interactive art event continues its tradition. Features music and interactive art, and open mic. Bands: Ignite the Will (hardcore/metal from Iowa), Death to Your King (also hardcore/metal from Iowa), and Amesbury.

Saturday, June 4: Come join us downtown as we will be part of the Minneapolis Mosaic Block Party. The Drum and Easel Public Art Troupe will be there!

Thursday, June 2 (7-10pm): Minneapolis Mosaic Showcase at the Fallout. Minneapolis Mosaic will be doing a tour of art spots in South Minneapolis, and the Fallout will be part of that. It will feature a community mural, Drum and Easel public art piece and an interactive word Collage (and even more!)

Make a Difference Days
An opportunity to do some real work for the poor and the community. Once a month (Usually Sat 2-5 pm) we go to volunteer at a shelter. Dress to work. This event is on hiatus until future notice. Please check the calendar for dates.

Saturday, May 28: General Ben, Seneca (Massachusetts), Capillary Action (Philadelphia), and Moscowitz

Saturday, May 14: Maiden Korea, Anchorage, Mike Midwestern, tba

Tuesday, May 10: So Many Dynamos (St. Louis) w/ Anueretical, the Plastic Constellations, and Bring Back the Guns. Doors at 5:30pm, show at 6pm.

Saturday, May 7: Peddling Records Showcase: Your Loving Tiger, New Soaring Dog, Wallace Wiley

April 30: Eyes Without April, Another Mile, Happy Fun Time improv comedy, and more, at the Northwestern College Art Show Opening

Saturday, April 23: Carnival! Cotton candy, sno cones, free caricatures, ring toss, and a fishing booth! what more could you want? with bands Ghosts, Woodcat Marshall, and Blackthorns.

Saturday, April 16: Hip Hop Night with Black Hole.

Saturday, April 9: Game night! we played cribbage, chess, video games, and topped it off with an arm wresting tournament.

Saturday, April 2: Attack! with Estella, After the Burial and Nostalia

Saturday, March 26: Dancing Feet March to War (from St Louis) with I Collide and Islero

Friday, March 25: Disgrace performances: 3rd Annual: An experimental collaborative of the Stations of the Cross. It combined music, performance and visual art. Also check out the Stations of the Cross and the mugshot gallery.

Monday, March 21: Traditional Seder dinner began our Disgrace week

Saturday, March 5: Four hardcore bands: Less Spoken, The Demise, A Second From the Surface, Scar the Silence

Saturday, February 12: Faux Jean (local garage rock), The Plainsmen (Nick Garcia from North Dakota), AP Jam
(Audience Participation jam), and more tba. doors and dinner at 6pm.

Monday, February 7: Madison Greene, the Psalters, The Restoration Project, and Break Sea Caravel. doors at 5:30pm, show at 6m. $6 suggested donation please. Madison Greene is from Michigan and plays aggressive acoustic afro-celtic folk-rock with authentic drums and beats from Africa. The Psalters are a nomadic tribe of psalm-writers whose music is a mix of styles: gypsy, african, southern hymns, mid-eastern, all with the aggressiveness of punk rock. Break Sea Caravel is a local band who plays pirate music with all kinds of instruments.

Friday, February 4: New Art by Jen Theisen and Jamie Winter Dawson. Opening reception will be on Friday, February 4 from 7-10pm. Refreshments will be provided at the opening, and live music will include jazz by Tritone, Edsell Thomas (techno, progressive house, hip-hop), and acoustic guitar by members of The Restoration Project. More info about the artists is on the gallery page. The show will be in the gallery until February 19.

Tuesday January 18: Open mic sponsered by the Rock. Intertactive gallery, free food, play doh, and more...