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3	4	5	6	7	8 8:00 PMIn-person! Fire Museum Presents: Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo & Toned 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo:Brandon Lopez works at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. This collaborative powerhouse never lets up with Gerald Cleaver who is among the most agile and wide-ranging first-call musicians on the 21st century jazz scene.New York-based composer and bassist working at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. His music has been praised as “brutal” (Chicago Reader) and “relentless” (The New York Times).From the New York Philharmonic’s David Geffen Hall to the DIY basements of Brooklyn, Lopez has worked beside many luminaries of jazz, classical, poetry, and experimental music, including Fred Moten, John Zorn, Okkyung Lee, Ingrid Laubrock, Tony Malaby, Tyshawn Sorey, Bill Nace, Chris Potter, Edwin Torres, Tom Rainey, Cecilia Lopez, Sun Ra Arkestra, Susan Alcorn, Mette Rasmussen, and many others.Brandon was a 2019–2020 Artist in Residence at Roulette, a 2018 Artist-in-Residence at Issue Project Room and 2018 Van Lier Fellow at Roulette Intermedium, Recent highlight performances include opening the 2018–2019 season of the New York Philharmonic as a featured soloist in Ashley Fure’s “Filament” and a number of works with John Zorn, including the Zorn’s 35th anniversary of “Cobra”.Drummer Gerald Cleaver was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and is a product of the rich music tradition found there and also in his home. Inspired by his father, John Cleaver, also a drummer, he began playing the drums at an early age. He also played violin in elementary school and switched to trumpet during junior high and high school. While in his teens, he gained early working experience with Ali Muhammad Jackson, Lamont Hamilton, Earl Van Riper, and Pancho Hagood and later with Marcus Belgrave, Donald Walden, Rodney Whitaker, A. Spencer Barefield and Wendell Harrison. Cleaver earned a B.A. in music education from the University of Michigan. During his studies he was awarded an National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Study Fellowship to study with drummer Victor Lewis. After graduating he began teaching in Detroit, and later joined the jazz faculty at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University. He relocated to New York in 2002.Cleaver has worked with Roscoe Mitchell, Henry Threadgill, Jacky Terrasson, Hank Jones, Tommy Flanagan, Mario Pavone, Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp, Reggie Workman, Joe Morris, Craig Taborn, Ralph Alessi, Eddie Harris, and Miroslav Vitous, among others. In 2002 “Adjust”, recorded for the Spanish label Fresh Sound New Talent, was nominated in the Best Debut Recording category.Toned:TONED pits the fiercely analog, animalistic saxophone of Tom Weeks against the crushing digital precision of Nathan Corder’s eminently mutable networks, alongside the poly directional structures of Leo Suarez’s approach to percussion, all while maintaining a driving, rock-hard musical synthesis – following in the tradition of Roscoe Mitchell’s encounters with George Lewis’ Voyager, Bay Area legends The Hub and Possessed, and the brutally technical compositions of Disgorge. The trio’s decentralized locale, between Oakland and Philadelphia, is reflected in the nonlinear and non-hierarchical processes that construct the band’s recent self-titled release.venue is wheelchair accessible, please contact us at media at museumfire dot com for more infolinks: https://firemuseumpresents.com/.../brandon-lopez-gerald.../THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).	9
10	11	12	13	14 8:00 PMIn-person! DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982) 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982)part of THE BRIGHT BULB SCREENING SERIESSpecially curated double features, the 2nd Thursday of each monthfollow us on Facebook, InstagramDANA K (WPRB-Princeton) Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982) Plus: Devo: The Men Who Make The Music (1979)URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982, directed by Derek Burbidge, 122 min., U.K.)One of the great dazzlers among live performance films, URGH captures thirty-four musical acts from U.S. and the U.K. that demonstrate the overflowing imagination to be found in the New Wave/Punk Rock/Art Music world in 1980. No talking ('cept maybe by punk poet John Cooper Clarke) just a dizzying barrage stage stalkers, everyone from hitmakers The Police, XTC, Joan Jett and The Go-Gos, influential legends like Devo, The Gang of Four, Pere Ubu, and The Cramps as well as unclassifiable acts such as Wall of Voodoo and the mysterious Klaus Nomi.This screening will be preceded by:DEVO: THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC (1979, 55 min., U.S.)THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC was the first visual compendium from the conceptually-attuned Akron, Ohio rock & roll band Devo, released at the birth of home video. It's a mixture of live performances from their 1978 tour, Devo's ground-breaking homegrown early music videos and interconnecting bits illuminating the globe on their still never-disproven theory on our culture's de-evolution.(Dana K hosts WPRB-Princeton's “Don't Back the Front” currently heard Friday nights from 8 to 11pm)The show begins at 8:00 pm. Admission is free.Masking and contract tracing enforced. Seating is limited.	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22 8:30 PMOnline! STYX LATTE'S 42ND BIRTHDAY PARTY!!! Swing That Cat LIVE from Electric Latté Land! 8:30 PM - 10:00 PM Styx is turning 42! DON'T PANIC there are AT LEAST another 42 left to go (maybe 142). Come celebrate with Swing That Cat! What more could you ask for from a band that sounds like Jump Blues swizzled in Horny Swing, with dash of Cabaret Jazz, and a splash of Bourbon Street.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNsFront and center is Michele Peraino, a modern-day Rita Hayworth meets Catwoman, with a vocal range and style drawn from another era, blending the sultry Jazz sound of Sarah Vaughan, and Rosemary Clooney, with the bawdy early Rock and Roll roar of Etta James. On stage, her voice combines with a penchant for performing, as Michele creates a hypnotic expression of the rhythm that entrances the audience and engages them in the performance.But hang on for the twist - Swing That Cat also features Hugh Alan Luck on flute as their Lead Guitarist. Backed by Chris Peraino (Rhythm Guitar), Sam Harasink (Bass), Styx Latte (Drums), David Graham (Saxophones), and a rotating cast of crazy cats on Horns, who all call Philly / South Jersey their home.Formed in 2013, Swing That Cat has carved out a niche with a seductive sound, and live shows that encourage their audiences to shimmy and shake.Earning their stripes from the show to the radio, Swing That Cat has been featured at Musikfest, the Sellersville Theater, Ladybug Festival, as a finalist in PHL Live competition and the WSTW Hometown Heroes as Best Frontperson and Best Live Band. Their first album, “3 to Get Ready, 4 to Go!” was recorded live and featured on radio, podcasts and streams around the world. Swing That Cat is releasing their follow-up studio album in 2022.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNs	23
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8:00 PMIn-person! Fire Museum Presents: Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo & Toned

8:00 PM - 10:00 PM THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo:Brandon Lopez works at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. This collaborative powerhouse never lets up with Gerald Cleaver who is among the most agile and wide-ranging first-call musicians on the 21st century jazz scene.New York-based composer and bassist working at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. His music has been praised as “brutal” (Chicago Reader) and “relentless” (The New York Times).From the New York Philharmonic’s David Geffen Hall to the DIY basements of Brooklyn, Lopez has worked beside many luminaries of jazz, classical, poetry, and experimental music, including Fred Moten, John Zorn, Okkyung Lee, Ingrid Laubrock, Tony Malaby, Tyshawn Sorey, Bill Nace, Chris Potter, Edwin Torres, Tom Rainey, Cecilia Lopez, Sun Ra Arkestra, Susan Alcorn, Mette Rasmussen, and many others.Brandon was a 2019–2020 Artist in Residence at Roulette, a 2018 Artist-in-Residence at Issue Project Room and 2018 Van Lier Fellow at Roulette Intermedium, Recent highlight performances include opening the 2018–2019 season of the New York Philharmonic as a featured soloist in Ashley Fure’s “Filament” and a number of works with John Zorn, including the Zorn’s 35th anniversary of “Cobra”.Drummer Gerald Cleaver was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and is a product of the rich music tradition found there and also in his home. Inspired by his father, John Cleaver, also a drummer, he began playing the drums at an early age. He also played violin in elementary school and switched to trumpet during junior high and high school. While in his teens, he gained early working experience with Ali Muhammad Jackson, Lamont Hamilton, Earl Van Riper, and Pancho Hagood and later with Marcus Belgrave, Donald Walden, Rodney Whitaker, A. Spencer Barefield and Wendell Harrison. Cleaver earned a B.A. in music education from the University of Michigan. During his studies he was awarded an National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Study Fellowship to study with drummer Victor Lewis. After graduating he began teaching in Detroit, and later joined the jazz faculty at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University. He relocated to New York in 2002.Cleaver has worked with Roscoe Mitchell, Henry Threadgill, Jacky Terrasson, Hank Jones, Tommy Flanagan, Mario Pavone, Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp, Reggie Workman, Joe Morris, Craig Taborn, Ralph Alessi, Eddie Harris, and Miroslav Vitous, among others. In 2002 “Adjust”, recorded for the Spanish label Fresh Sound New Talent, was nominated in the Best Debut Recording category.Toned:TONED pits the fiercely analog, animalistic saxophone of Tom Weeks against the crushing digital precision of Nathan Corder’s eminently mutable networks, alongside the poly directional structures of Leo Suarez’s approach to percussion, all while maintaining a driving, rock-hard musical synthesis – following in the tradition of Roscoe Mitchell’s encounters with George Lewis’ Voyager, Bay Area legends The Hub and Possessed, and the brutally technical compositions of Disgorge. The trio’s decentralized locale, between Oakland and Philadelphia, is reflected in the nonlinear and non-hierarchical processes that construct the band’s recent self-titled release.venue is wheelchair accessible, please contact us at media at museumfire dot com for more infolinks: https://firemuseumpresents.com/.../brandon-lopez-gerald.../THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).

8:00 PMIn-person! DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982)

8:00 PM - 11:00 PM DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982)part of THE BRIGHT BULB SCREENING SERIESSpecially curated double features, the 2nd Thursday of each monthfollow us on Facebook, InstagramDANA K (WPRB-Princeton) Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982) Plus: Devo: The Men Who Make The Music (1979)URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982, directed by Derek Burbidge, 122 min., U.K.)One of the great dazzlers among live performance films, URGH captures thirty-four musical acts from U.S. and the U.K. that demonstrate the overflowing imagination to be found in the New Wave/Punk Rock/Art Music world in 1980. No talking ('cept maybe by punk poet John Cooper Clarke) just a dizzying barrage stage stalkers, everyone from hitmakers The Police, XTC, Joan Jett and The Go-Gos, influential legends like Devo, The Gang of Four, Pere Ubu, and The Cramps as well as unclassifiable acts such as Wall of Voodoo and the mysterious Klaus Nomi.This screening will be preceded by:DEVO: THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC (1979, 55 min., U.S.)THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC was the first visual compendium from the conceptually-attuned Akron, Ohio rock & roll band Devo, released at the birth of home video. It's a mixture of live performances from their 1978 tour, Devo's ground-breaking homegrown early music videos and interconnecting bits illuminating the globe on their still never-disproven theory on our culture's de-evolution.(Dana K hosts WPRB-Princeton's “Don't Back the Front” currently heard Friday nights from 8 to 11pm)The show begins at 8:00 pm. Admission is free.Masking and contract tracing enforced. Seating is limited.

8:30 PMOnline! STYX LATTE'S 42ND BIRTHDAY PARTY!!! Swing That Cat LIVE from Electric Latté Land!

8:30 PM - 10:00 PM Styx is turning 42! DON'T PANIC there are AT LEAST another 42 left to go (maybe 142). Come celebrate with Swing That Cat! What more could you ask for from a band that sounds like Jump Blues swizzled in Horny Swing, with dash of Cabaret Jazz, and a splash of Bourbon Street.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNsFront and center is Michele Peraino, a modern-day Rita Hayworth meets Catwoman, with a vocal range and style drawn from another era, blending the sultry Jazz sound of Sarah Vaughan, and Rosemary Clooney, with the bawdy early Rock and Roll roar of Etta James. On stage, her voice combines with a penchant for performing, as Michele creates a hypnotic expression of the rhythm that entrances the audience and engages them in the performance.But hang on for the twist - Swing That Cat also features Hugh Alan Luck on flute as their Lead Guitarist. Backed by Chris Peraino (Rhythm Guitar), Sam Harasink (Bass), Styx Latte (Drums), David Graham (Saxophones), and a rotating cast of crazy cats on Horns, who all call Philly / South Jersey their home.Formed in 2013, Swing That Cat has carved out a niche with a seductive sound, and live shows that encourage their audiences to shimmy and shake.Earning their stripes from the show to the radio, Swing That Cat has been featured at Musikfest, the Sellersville Theater, Ladybug Festival, as a finalist in PHL Live competition and the WSTW Hometown Heroes as Best Frontperson and Best Live Band. Their first album, “3 to Get Ready, 4 to Go!” was recorded live and featured on radio, podcasts and streams around the world. Swing That Cat is releasing their follow-up studio album in 2022.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNs

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3	4	5	6	7	8 8:00 PMIn-person! Fire Museum Presents: Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo & Toned 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).Brandon Lopez/Gerald Cleaver Duo:Brandon Lopez works at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. This collaborative powerhouse never lets up with Gerald Cleaver who is among the most agile and wide-ranging first-call musicians on the 21st century jazz scene.New York-based composer and bassist working at the fringes of jazz, free improvisation, noise and new music. His music has been praised as “brutal” (Chicago Reader) and “relentless” (The New York Times).From the New York Philharmonic’s David Geffen Hall to the DIY basements of Brooklyn, Lopez has worked beside many luminaries of jazz, classical, poetry, and experimental music, including Fred Moten, John Zorn, Okkyung Lee, Ingrid Laubrock, Tony Malaby, Tyshawn Sorey, Bill Nace, Chris Potter, Edwin Torres, Tom Rainey, Cecilia Lopez, Sun Ra Arkestra, Susan Alcorn, Mette Rasmussen, and many others.Brandon was a 2019–2020 Artist in Residence at Roulette, a 2018 Artist-in-Residence at Issue Project Room and 2018 Van Lier Fellow at Roulette Intermedium, Recent highlight performances include opening the 2018–2019 season of the New York Philharmonic as a featured soloist in Ashley Fure’s “Filament” and a number of works with John Zorn, including the Zorn’s 35th anniversary of “Cobra”.Drummer Gerald Cleaver was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and is a product of the rich music tradition found there and also in his home. Inspired by his father, John Cleaver, also a drummer, he began playing the drums at an early age. He also played violin in elementary school and switched to trumpet during junior high and high school. While in his teens, he gained early working experience with Ali Muhammad Jackson, Lamont Hamilton, Earl Van Riper, and Pancho Hagood and later with Marcus Belgrave, Donald Walden, Rodney Whitaker, A. Spencer Barefield and Wendell Harrison. Cleaver earned a B.A. in music education from the University of Michigan. During his studies he was awarded an National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Study Fellowship to study with drummer Victor Lewis. After graduating he began teaching in Detroit, and later joined the jazz faculty at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University. He relocated to New York in 2002.Cleaver has worked with Roscoe Mitchell, Henry Threadgill, Jacky Terrasson, Hank Jones, Tommy Flanagan, Mario Pavone, Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp, Reggie Workman, Joe Morris, Craig Taborn, Ralph Alessi, Eddie Harris, and Miroslav Vitous, among others. In 2002 “Adjust”, recorded for the Spanish label Fresh Sound New Talent, was nominated in the Best Debut Recording category.Toned:TONED pits the fiercely analog, animalistic saxophone of Tom Weeks against the crushing digital precision of Nathan Corder’s eminently mutable networks, alongside the poly directional structures of Leo Suarez’s approach to percussion, all while maintaining a driving, rock-hard musical synthesis – following in the tradition of Roscoe Mitchell’s encounters with George Lewis’ Voyager, Bay Area legends The Hub and Possessed, and the brutally technical compositions of Disgorge. The trio’s decentralized locale, between Oakland and Philadelphia, is reflected in the nonlinear and non-hierarchical processes that construct the band’s recent self-titled release.venue is wheelchair accessible, please contact us at media at museumfire dot com for more infolinks: https://firemuseumpresents.com/.../brandon-lopez-gerald.../THE CURATORS OF THIS EVENT REQUIRE THAT EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION AT THE DOOR. MASKING AND CONTACT TRACING ENFORCED. SEATING IS LIMITED FOR PURPOSES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED (please go to www.eventbrite.com/e/brandon-lopezgerald-cleaver-duo-toned-tickets-344861769837).	9
10	11	12	13	14 8:00 PMIn-person! DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982) 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM DJ DANA K Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982)part of THE BRIGHT BULB SCREENING SERIESSpecially curated double features, the 2nd Thursday of each monthfollow us on Facebook, InstagramDANA K (WPRB-Princeton) Hosts the New Wave Concert Film, URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982) Plus: Devo: The Men Who Make The Music (1979)URGH: A MUSIC WAR (1982, directed by Derek Burbidge, 122 min., U.K.)One of the great dazzlers among live performance films, URGH captures thirty-four musical acts from U.S. and the U.K. that demonstrate the overflowing imagination to be found in the New Wave/Punk Rock/Art Music world in 1980. No talking ('cept maybe by punk poet John Cooper Clarke) just a dizzying barrage stage stalkers, everyone from hitmakers The Police, XTC, Joan Jett and The Go-Gos, influential legends like Devo, The Gang of Four, Pere Ubu, and The Cramps as well as unclassifiable acts such as Wall of Voodoo and the mysterious Klaus Nomi.This screening will be preceded by:DEVO: THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC (1979, 55 min., U.S.)THE MEN WHO MAKE MUSIC was the first visual compendium from the conceptually-attuned Akron, Ohio rock & roll band Devo, released at the birth of home video. It's a mixture of live performances from their 1978 tour, Devo's ground-breaking homegrown early music videos and interconnecting bits illuminating the globe on their still never-disproven theory on our culture's de-evolution.(Dana K hosts WPRB-Princeton's “Don't Back the Front” currently heard Friday nights from 8 to 11pm)The show begins at 8:00 pm. Admission is free.Masking and contract tracing enforced. Seating is limited.	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22 8:30 PMOnline! STYX LATTE'S 42ND BIRTHDAY PARTY!!! Swing That Cat LIVE from Electric Latté Land! 8:30 PM - 10:00 PM Styx is turning 42! DON'T PANIC there are AT LEAST another 42 left to go (maybe 142). Come celebrate with Swing That Cat! What more could you ask for from a band that sounds like Jump Blues swizzled in Horny Swing, with dash of Cabaret Jazz, and a splash of Bourbon Street.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNsFront and center is Michele Peraino, a modern-day Rita Hayworth meets Catwoman, with a vocal range and style drawn from another era, blending the sultry Jazz sound of Sarah Vaughan, and Rosemary Clooney, with the bawdy early Rock and Roll roar of Etta James. On stage, her voice combines with a penchant for performing, as Michele creates a hypnotic expression of the rhythm that entrances the audience and engages them in the performance.But hang on for the twist - Swing That Cat also features Hugh Alan Luck on flute as their Lead Guitarist. Backed by Chris Peraino (Rhythm Guitar), Sam Harasink (Bass), Styx Latte (Drums), David Graham (Saxophones), and a rotating cast of crazy cats on Horns, who all call Philly / South Jersey their home.Formed in 2013, Swing That Cat has carved out a niche with a seductive sound, and live shows that encourage their audiences to shimmy and shake.Earning their stripes from the show to the radio, Swing That Cat has been featured at Musikfest, the Sellersville Theater, Ladybug Festival, as a finalist in PHL Live competition and the WSTW Hometown Heroes as Best Frontperson and Best Live Band. Their first album, “3 to Get Ready, 4 to Go!” was recorded live and featured on radio, podcasts and streams around the world. Swing That Cat is releasing their follow-up studio album in 2022.Watch for FREE on July 22 at 8:30pm at https://youtu.be/2cLopaYgfNs	23
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July 2022