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MUSIC recommended events  Now in its 10th year, YXSB has found its identity as a dysfunctional noise-rock circus, with two nights at Chain Drive this year offering mostly locals: Telepathik Friend, Many Birthdays, Book of Shadows, Damp Heat, No Mas Bodas, the Waco Girls, Clear Spot, Low Red Center, and more. Monday at Plush, any hearing you might have hoarded will be washed away courtesy of Aurora Plastics Company, ST 37, Xathax, Zorch, and a padded room of others. – Audra Schroeder See all of today's Music listings COMMUNITY recommended events 
ANTI-DEATH-PENALTY ALTERNATIVE SPRING BREAK
Open to students and nonstudents alike, this weeklong program shows you what it takes to be an activist. You'll attend workshops, write press releases, speak in public, and more, as well as meet former prisoners who spent time on death row, family members of murder victims, and many others. Register online.
Mon.-Fri., March 15-19.
UT campus, 210/601-7231.
Free.
www.springbreakalternative.org
LEGAL CLINIC
Free legal advice from Texas RioGrande Legal Aid.
Most Mondays & Wednesdays, 6pm.
Mondays: Martin Middle School, 1601 Haskell. Wednesdays: Webb Middle School, 601 E. St. Johns, 374-2700.
Free.
www.trla.org
WILL JOHNSON'S BASEBALL PAINTINGS
Known primarily as the driving force behind Centro-Matic and South San Gabriel and for having played alongside Jim James, Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis, and M. Ward in last year’s highly touted supergroup Monsters of Folk, Will Johnson’s also a well-regarded visual artist. In his folkie Howard Finster-esque paintings, Johnson pays homage to baseball greats both known and not-so-known, focusing on Negro League players. Show runs through April 30. IF+D, 208 Colorado, 469-0870. Free.
www.centro-matic.com
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