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Sundays Pick-Up Soccer in Marina Green
Sun, Oct 4, 6:00 PMLace up your cleats and join us for a pickup soccer game every Sunday at Marina Green. All skill levels are welcome — come enjoy the bay views, get a good workout, and meet some new people. Bring water, sunscreen, and cleats. * Day: Every Sunday * Time: 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM * Location: Marina Green * Format: Casual pickup, teams mixed up each week. Skill levels vary, but everyone's respectful and just there to have fun. * Age Range: 18–55 * What to Bring: Cleats, water, black and white t-shirt Important: Don't rely on this Meetup listing for final game details. Exact times, locations, player counts, and live updates are managed in our WhatsApp group.

Free Film Screening: "No Monastery, No Village"
Thu, Oct 8, 12:30 AMHigh in Nepal’s remote Limi Valley, the village of Halzi is home to around 500 people whose lives revolve around the 11th-century Waltse Rinchenling Buddhist Monastery, the spiritual and cultural heart of the community. But just a few kilometers upstream, a rapidly melting glacier poses an existential threat. A previous glacial flood has already caused destruction, and scientists warn that another could wipe out both the village and the monastery. The film follows residents as they confront an impossible choice: leave their ancestral home for safety, or remain to protect a sacred way of life rooted in faith, memory, and place. Through the experiences of villagers including monk Sonam Dhondup and yak herder Pema Dolma, the documentary explores the tension between devotion and survival, revealing how climate change is not only transforming a Himalayan landscape but also threatening an entire cultural world. In recognition of the devastating mud flood that struck Nepal’s Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river systems on August 26, claiming thousands of lives, ISAS will screen a documentary about a remote Himalayan village (located in Limi Valley of Humla District, northwestern Nepal) with an eleventh-century Buddhist monastery at its center confronting the threat of a catastrophic glacial flood. Produced in 2024, the documentary examines the accelerating effects of climate change on Himalayan glaciers and the resulting dangers of glacial erosion, instability, and flooding. It therefore offers a timely perspective on the environmental conditions underlying the recent tragic flooding. Directed by climate activist and filmmaker Tashi Lhazom, the film is part of the series Voices from the Roof of the World, produced by Aga Khan University in collaboration with Shanta Nepali Productions. Running time: 28 minutes The screening will be followed by a panel discussion Event Website Link: https://events.berkeley.edu/events/event/331033-screening-no-monastery-no-village-voices-from-the-roo IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION: Please plan ahead of time, since parking is not always easily available in Berkeley. Take public transportation if possible or arrive early to secure your spot. DIRECTIONS We are located at 10 Stephens Hall on UC Berkeley’s campus at lower level in the Institute for South Asia Studies Please click this Google Maps Link to get the exact location : https://www.google.com/maps/dir//Institute+for+South+Asia+Studies,+Berkeley,+CA/@37.8712099,-122.3278764,12z/data=!4m9!4m8!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x80857c25babcc33d:0xe2ff7d5c1483db5a!2m2!1d-122.2576645!2d37.8710952!3e0
No Monastery, No Village | Voices from the Roof of the World : Free Film
Thu, Oct 8, 12:30 AM"The Coral Rescuers”: Free Film Screening @ Berkeley
Tue, Oct 6, 12:00 AM
Free Film Screening : The Coral Rescuers
Tue, Oct 6, 12:00 AMA team of scientists and reef guardians races to save Florida’s last corals from extinction as climate change threatens their survival. 40 minute screening followed by Q&A with director Jason Spingarn-Koff in conversation with ecologist Rachel Carlson. Please RSVP with the link below : The Coral Rescuers film screening and Q&A https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeftVLhinMijcakCCAtAUL8M0dKHdUyQCQg8gM4ik8j5DaaZg/viewform Event Website Link: https://journalism.berkeley.edu/event/coral-rescuers/

Incredibly Strange Music shorts
Sun, Oct 4, 2:45 AMJoin us at Artists' Television Access for *Incredibly Strange Music*, a program of odd music videos and short films. “Here's an aggressive critical engagement with both old and new musical forms, led by legendary beatnik re-mixer 99 Hooker! His much-anticipated appearance here promises both wise and wise-guy versions of the comtempo sub-pop-music scene, as well as genius patter in situ. Avatar Pit, his real-time media delirium, is supported fore and aft by a raft of utterly anomalous musical singularities---spontaneous musique concrete sessions, damaged polka fragments, Troloman, Babalu, the Blob, the Residents, Eric Burden and the Animals, Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders...rockin hard! AND Liberace, Spike Jones, the Mirror Man, Louis Prima & Keely Smith, singing ostriches, and so many Other outsiders, now centerstage in 99's upside-down musical universe!!” – Program notes 7:45 Purchase tickets at ATA 8:00 Film program starts 9:45 Afterwards we will visit Radio Habana Social Club (1109 Valencia at 22nd St.) for refreshments and conversation.
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