The existence of tie dye actually crosses many cultures around the world. Joan Webster-Vore will discuss the evolution of tie dye and demonstrate different techniques that you can do at home. This event will provide an opportunity for voters to meet candidates running for office in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Federal, state, local, and campus candidates and organizations have been invited to participation the event. There will also be voter registration, a mock presidential election, patriotic music, and American food.
Tickets are still available.
Mon., Oct. 9. UNI Chamber Wind Players Concert, Ronald Johnson, conductor. No admission charge. The KUNI October fest is now the KUNI blues blowout, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m., at the Electronic Parlor Ballroom in Waterloo. For more information call 3-6400.