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Where the Things JACKSONVILLE where the WILD things are jacksonville zoo and gardens free weekly guide to entertainment and more | october 11 - 17, 2007 | www.eujacksonville.com 2 october 11-17, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper table of contents feature Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens ....................................................................................... PAGES 18-24 Zoo of Today & Tomorrow ..................................................................................... PAGES 18-19 Zoo Food & Events ................................................................................................ PAGES 19-20 Zookeeper Tours ................................................................................................... PAGES 21-22 Wild Things - The Young Adults of the Zoo ....................................................................PAGE 22 Zoo Education...............................................................................................................PAGE 23 Corny Maize ..........................................................................................................................PAGE 24 movies Movies in Theaters this Week .......................................................................................... PAGES 6-11 Michael Clayton (movie review) ...............................................................................................PAGE 6 Feel the Noise (movie review) ..................................................................................................PAGE 7 We Own the Night (movie review) ............................................................................................PAGE 8 Elizabeth: The Golden Age (movie review)................................................................................PAGE 9 Final Season (movie review) ....................................................................................................PAGE 9 Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure (movie review)...........................................................PAGE 10 home Knocked Up (DVD review) .....................................................................................................PAGE 12 Walt Disney’s the Jungle Book (DVD review) .........................................................................PAGE 12 Meerkat Manor (TV review) ...................................................................................................PAGE 13 Elizabeth: The Pirate Queen (book review) .............................................................................PAGE 13 Moonlight (TV review) ...........................................................................................................PAGE 14 dish Heirlooms Bistro (restaurant review) .............................................................................. PAGES 16-17 Caring Chefs Profi le (Aqua Grill) ............................................................................................PAGE 17 music Music Calendar ............................................................................................................. PAGES 25-29 The Black Kids (TSI)..............................................................................................................PAGE 25 The Explicits (Jack Rabbits)...................................................................................................PAGE 26 Laura Bryna (interview) .........................................................................................................PAGE 27 Luke Bryan (interview) ..........................................................................................................PAGE 28 Bernard (interview) ...............................................................................................................PAGE 29 arts / theatre / on stage Lab Monkeys (comic) ...........................................................................................................PAGE 29 Breast Defense (St. Augustine Art Walk) ................................................................................PAGE 30 MOCA for the People .............................................................................................................PAGE 31 Kevin Locke Native Dance Ensemble (FCCJ Wilson Center) ....................................................PAGE 32 Frankenstein (Limelight Theatre) .............................................................................................PAGE 32 columns and stuff Native Foreigner ....................................................................................................................PAGE 33 Netscapades ........................................................................................................................PAGE 34 The Jock ...............................................................................................................................PAGE 34 NASCAR News & Notes ........................................................................................................PAGE 35 eujacksonville.com | october 11-17, 2007 3 thisweek Nighthawks Over the last 30+ years, The Nighthawks have earned a reputation as one of the best and hardest working bands around. They played as the opening act or backing band for such legendary blues artists as Muddy Waters, Otis Rush, Big Walter Horton and Elvin Bishop. As always, they will put on an energetic live show that has featured the same lineup since 1995—Mark Wenner (vocals/ harp), Pete Kanaras (guitar), Jan Zukowski (bass) and Pete Ragusa (drums). Check them out at Mojo Blues Bar, 1500 Beach Blvd., 247-6636. The Sinner’s Ball! Join “Georgia Sloplords” Thee Crucials with The Mondellos and Buffalo Tears for a retro-y garage rock The Dirty Dozen Brass Band show inside the place that the Village Voice talked likened to “a Branch Davidian compound for northeastern Florida’s indie-demo, who are, to generalize, a gaggle of great-looking, fun-loving, unbrilliant drinkers who thursday OCTOBER 11 tend to hypercelebrate as fashion’s apex their aesthetic resistance to the bejorted Jax massive beyond the club— ahem, discotheque—walls.” TSI is at 333 E Bay Street in The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Downtown. Info: (904) 424-3531 Over a 27-year-career, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band has boldly Clint Black forged the traditions of New Orleans jazz with the modern infl uences Sinbad of Bebop, Funk, R&B and Pop, creating a new standard by which all A hardworking funnyman whose clean, family-friendly other New Orleans groups, brass band or otherwise, are measured. persona and animated antics have endeared him into the hearts bona fi de star on the folk circuit. Tickets: $18, Cafe Eleven- 8:30 The guys are always gigging and will swing by the Freebird this of dedicated fans worldwide, Sinbad performs his stand-up act pm Info: (904) 469-9311 week to share their infl uential sound. Tickets: $12/advance, $15/ this Friday at the Florida Theatre. Tickets: $37 to $45, Florida day of show Freebird Live- 8 pm Info: (904) 246-BIRD Theatre- 8 pm Info: (904) 355-2787 Brunswick Rockin’ Stewbilee Animation by Brent Green with Sin Ropas Come enjoy an authentic taste of the Georgia coast with the 3rd Annual Brunswick Rockin’ Stewbilee! The day-long schedule of Animator Brent Green will be at the San Marco Theatre to show off Bernard events includes a 5K road race, a March of Dimes walk, a Pooch some of his work and provide live narration. He’s also bringing his St. Augustine’s own Bernard will be performing in front of an Parade, and of course the Brunswick Stew Tasting Contest. friends Sin Ropas who will provide live scores to the fi lms. Don’t enormous screen fi lled with images that work in sync with the Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy an antique car show, plenty miss this unique night at the movies! Tickets: $5 live performance. Giving a cinematic quality to their live shows, of shopping and the ever popular Junior Stewbies fun zone. The San Marco Theatre- 9:30 pm Info: (904) 396-4845 the band will project images onto the giant screen behind the event culminates with an outdoor concert on the waterfront with Murray Hill Theatre stage this Friday with Shangrala. Read the performances by The Neville Brothers and The Vic Waters Band! EU interview on page 29. Tickets: $8, Murray Hill Theatre- 8 Mary Ross Waterfront Park, Brunswick, GA- 9 am OCTOBER 11 - 13 pm Info: (904) 388-7807 Info: brunswickstewbilee.com Edward Waters College Homecoming 2007 OCTOBER 12 - 14 Three fun packed days of activities: Thur - Alumni Reception 5:30- Daddy’s Little Princess 8:30 pm at the Adams/Jenkins Community Sports & Music Center, Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver “Equipped with a scarlet ruffl ed shirt that would put Jerry Seinfeld’s Fri. - Miss EWC Coronation & Reception 7:30 pm at Adams/Jenkins This feel-good musical tribute to John Denver is simply not to be to shame, and trapped behind a little white jacket, it took me at Comm. Center, Sat. - Alumni Breakfast 7:30 am in the Student missed! With a high-voltage cast, live musicians, a multi-media least two or three glances to drink it all in,” EU said of Daddy’s Little Union Bldg., Homecoming Parade 10 am on Campus, Homecoming based set, and thrilling vocal arrangements of your favorite Princess when they played at Fuel in July. DLP appears with The Football Game against UNC Pembroke at 3 pm at the Raines songs, this unique show will prove to be a fan favorite. Be sure Loons at Shantytown Pub in Springfi eld. Football Stadium and Greek Step Show 8:30 pm at Adams/Jenkins to catch one of the four performances
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