That's it. Just wanted to say hi.
Keep an eye on upcoming stuff at BCHQ.
Lots of good stuff happening in the Durham area lately.

Posted some new shows, made the page a little more colorful.

Swing on by, we moved the space around a little bit. The back door is now the front door, we switched the stage to the other side of the room, etc. It opened up the space a whole lot. Come by and give us some feedback!!

Thanks for everything!
See ya!
-chazzers n' crew.

Please do not send booking requests through myspace. They will probably go unanswered as we are getting a lot of spam.
Please email us at our gmail account and we'll see what we can do!
Thanks so much!!

- the crew.

Last week we gathered on a Sunday morning, a new leaf for Chaz, Toby, Rob, Catherine, Shayne, Rebekah and I. Morning meetings, while less energetic, have proven more productive than late night rendevouz at the space or quick one hour check in lunch meetings at Chaz's record store. We've been trying to carve out a time that we can all meet together in the same space biweekly, and it looks like Saturday mornings at 10 in the a.m. has been agreed upon. We'll still be using the listserv, having online meetings and and talking about BCHQ on most of our off time, but at least we have this finite time that we can schedule around.

That said, last meeting we discussed the imminent need for volunteers. We're looking at applications, finding volunteer coordinators and trying to let go a little of the space that has become something so much larger than just our brainchild. It's actually becoming part of the different communities that it was built to serve. And while we need more time to get the volunteer program up and running; we're really excited to bring new people and new ideas into BCHQ.

We're also trying to get up to code with inspections, trying to show the first round of the democratic debates at the space (hosted by us and Lenora, an amazing woman that works with programming in the community around BCHQ), working on movie nights, queer youth nights and DIY nights, and looking forward to another workshop hosted by the bike co-op if everything works out!

Calendars are available online and at the space (Thanks Rebekah!).

We'll keep you updated about the next meeting, which is this upcoming Tuesday! (Um. The Saturday morning "set in stone" dates start in about 2 weeks).

The Independent Weekly wrote an article about the space, which you can read here:

http://www.indyweek.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A73805

Props to Chris and the Indy for fantastic press.

Hey friends,

The proceeds from this movie, which is featured at the Nevermore Film Fest this weekend, will be going to the New Orleans Musician Fund and Durham's very own BCHQ!

So join us this FRIDAY at 7pm to kick off the festival and support BCHQ!

For more info, go to
www.thresholdofhell.com
www.myspace.com/bpthmovie
www.myspace.com/bchq

Hey Folks!
In conjunction with the grand opening, we're sending out a call for submissions for a mixed-media show called "Our Durham."

Please send jpegs to bullcityhq@gmail.com. Images should be at 72 dpi, and no larger than 7" x 7" (just as the submission jpeg, the actualy work can be larger).

We're mostly looking for 2-D art because we need the floor space other purposes, but we'll consider anything.

Also! The art should be affordably priced at under $200 or listed as NFS. Also, 10% or the proceeds will go to BCHQ or if you want to donate all of the proceeds, that would be fantastic too!

Deadline: February 25th.
Cost: Free!

Thanks for supporting BCHQ! We couldn't do this without you!