Green with envy?

Hey, unsurprisingly there's a lot going on this week. Thursday night check out the Charm City Roller Girls on Ace of Cakes at 10:30 p.m., two hometown faves. Revision3 has this cool video up right now about B-more as well. You can also catch CCRG on the Anita Marks Show at 4 p.m. Thursday on ESPN radio or on Sunday at the Ottobar for the daytime Spring Fling, where you can donate or buy used items, get a drink or a car wash or do as you damn well please.

Also on Thursday, there's a '60s and '70s set with reputable DJs at Friends in Fells from 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Friday is Ms. Ashley's birthday, so that means I'll be singing Pat Benatar at Kelly's. Yeah, I can still sing...Pat Benatar, I mean. Friday, there's also a dance party at Lo-Fi with the people of White T's, White Belts (and Emynd and Bo Bliz with DJ Pierre), so if you feel like dancing, head over. Remember that "no white before Memorial Day" BS is for your grandma.    

Saturday offers plenty of opportunity for outdoor activities, so let's hope it doesn't rain: Ecofest is happening in Druid Hill Park, with live sets from the likes of solid acts like Caleb Stine and the Brakemen (4 p.m.) and less solid ones like Ed Schrader. He did interview David Cross a week or so ago...so there. There's also going to be a table for the Urban Forest Project (you know, those cool banners you've seen hanging all around the city). Also, Hopkins Spring Fest is this weekend. Maybe I'll actually make it this year. I've lived three blocks from the damn thing for around five years, and I have yet to go. I've heard good things that don't necessarily involve drunk co-eds.

Drunks...hey, the Brewfest is also Saturday in Fells from 12-5 p.m. if you like beer and crowds (smaller crowds than Fells Point Fest with any luck).

If you're up for some art, this is the last weekend that Lotta Art will be at School 33.