via the Worcester NAACP website:

Students from Claremont Academy, the Goddard School, and the University Park Campus School are presenting an Evening of Mock Trials in a couple of weeks.

They’re ready to ask the tough questions, but they need you to decide the outcome of their cases!

Come serve as a juror for Worcester middle school students who have spent a whole semester preparing to represent their clients in the Discovering Justice Mock Trial Program. You will never think of jury duty the same way again!

Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Donohue Federal Courthouse 595 Main Street, Worcester, MA
5:30 p.m. – Registration
6:00-7:30 p.m. – Mock Trials and Reception

Seats are limited, so please respond by May 1 to: Taisha Sturdivan (617.748.9641)

Pretty cool:

The Parks and Recreation Commission last night unanimously voted to allow

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Worcester Film Works to turn the Common into an outdoor movie theater for three dates this summer — June 21, July 19 and Aug. 16.

The free series, called “Movies on the Common,” will feature the films: “The Princess Bride,” “Jaws” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” according to James Mckeag of Worcester Film Works.

Clark alum Tara Alcorn has put together an evening of opera 8pm, March 11, at Ralph’s Rock Diner (148 Grove St, Worcester MA). $5 cover.

This event is so closely callibrated to the “wrcstr editorial team” demographic it’s scary.

From the Worcester Tea Party:

Friday, February 3 has been designated for  a Nationwide NDAA Day of Protest.  Worcester’s NDAA Protest will take place from 3pm- 7pm in front of the U.S. District Court, 595 Main Street, Worcester.

Various and diverse groups will joining together to stand up against one of the most egregious affronts to our constitutional rights.  Despite assurances from Republican and Democrat Congressmen and Senators, the 2012 NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) allows for the indefinite detention of United States citizens.

Friday’s nationwide protest is being supported by Tea Parties, Occupy groups, Oathkeepers, and civil libertarian organizations.   The objective of the demonstration is to demand that Congress repeal Sections 1021 and 1022 which could lead to the indefinite military detention of Americans without due process. The protest is not affiliated with any particular political or grassroots organizations. We are uniting as individuals who want to stop this tyranny before it gets worse.

Worcester’s NDAA protest was initiated by Occupy Worcester.  As much as we may disagree with the goals and tactics of this organization, we feel that this issue is so important that these differences should be put aside and we should stand together as citizens to protest this attempt to circumvent the constitution.

Bring a sign if you wish, but the main part of the protest will consist of a reading of the Bill of Rights.

via Twitter; also of interest: a Globe blog post about Occupy Worcester participant Jon Noble

In a rare intersection of two sides of downtown, the Juggalo Express will be rolling in on December 31, which is the same night as First Night Worcester.

(Image: Science for Juggalos, a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic Licensed photo from Audrey Penven’s photostream.)

If you’ve heard about the 21st Century Worcester Pride Parade and want to participate (but don’t have anyone to go with), the ACLU would like to welcome you to participate with them.  Details:

Saturday, September 17 | 10:15am | Worcester

March with the ACLU at Worcester Pride — 1^st Worcester Parade in a Decade

Everyone is welcome to march with the ACLU in support of equality.

All ACLU marchers will receive a free T-shirt, hat and fun giveaways for the crowd.

To reserve a T-Shirt in your size PLEASE RSVP to wtaylor@aclum.org

If you want to help volunteer at the ACLU table after the Parade — whether you marched or not — email wtaylor@aclum.org

Meet at Corner of Humboldt and Salisbury Streets, Downtown Worcester — 10:15 am

Look for the ACLU Banner!

Union Hill School is seeking volunteers to help install its new playground on Saturday, September 24.

See below for more details; if you can assist, please call Maryann at (508) 754-2858 or email her at mjohnson@oakhillcdc.org.

The Research Bureau is going to be sponsoring a talk by Edward Glaeser, Professor of Economics, Harvard University, who’ll be discussing his book Triumph of the City.

The talk, which is quite possibly the most 508/My 5 Senses-themed program ever sponsored by the WRRB, will be on Thursday, September 22, at 4:00 p.m.  Details here.

One can only wonder whether the irony of a talk about the superior aspects of urban life being held at what is quite possibly Worcester’s least urban college (no offense, Assumption) will come up.