Highlights from the 7th Annual Human Rights Festival

KSVR staff and volunteers are keeping busy during the month of March, recording events as part of the 7th Annual Human Rights Festival.  Friday evening, the film "First Earth:  Uncompromising Ecological Architecture" was screened at the Phillip Tarro Theatre, followed by a panel presentation about local housing resources.  Sunday afternoon, the film "Hannah Free" was shown at the Lincoln Theatre.  We've got a few photos depicting the panel, Program Engineers Ben and Ayla recording discussions for an upcoming broadcast on KSVR, and a picture of Program Hosts and Volunteers staffing the KSVR information table!

Don't just tiptoe through the Skagit Valley tulips in April, but plan on visiting KSVR Studios during our Spring Open House! Thursday, April 8th from 8-10PM we'll have a full list of activities taking place. We're also excited to announce that participants will have an opportunity to listen and participate during one of KSVR's longest running music programs: The Massive Mix Session with DJ Def Kawn.

Join us on tours of the station, updates on KSVU, meet staff and volunteers, enjoy light refreshments and participate in "KSVR Reads and Records" our newest community-engagement opportunity.

KSVR Studio is located at 2405 E College Way, in Mount Vernon, on the campus of Skagit Valley College in Reeves Hall. More information, visit www.ksvr.org