Tanya Cromartie-Twaddle and Suzanne Zipperer, both regular contributors to Riverwest Currents, discussed the nature of ethnic relations in Riverwest. The views expressed here are their own. They are not representing their ethnic heritage communities.
August 2004
August
1 SUNDAY ART BAR: Open canvas artist. Emma Boyle. 6-11 PM. CIRCLE A: “Alive at 8” w/the Riverwest Aces. 8 PM. $2. RootSunday. 10 PM. EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS: Weekly meeting at St. Mary Czestochowa. 6 PM. 414/372-8085. MAD PLANET: Braid, Murder by Death, Temper Temper, the Response. All ages. 5 PM. 1-800-594-TIXX. RIVERWEST GARDENERS MARKET: DivaNation. […]
Moonshine Sway Seven Years
Alt-country is a funny beast, ranging from the gothic Christian bluegrass of 16 Horsepower to the old-school-country-isn’t-really-different-from-punk- rock-here-I’ll-show-you of Jason and The Scorchers or Uncle Tupelo. The only real rules are 1) stay true to country’s heart and 2) try something different…
Cheap Trick: Summerfest Potawatomi Bingo Stage, June 29
Imagine you’re Cheap Trick. Thirty years and still counting and you’ve risen from the ashes of bar band obscurity to a brief flirtation with global domination. You’ve gone from critics’ darlings to being kicked to the rock and roll curb and left for dead…
Harrison’s Way
In the course of finishing his new chapbook, “had it c_ming,” published by Release, John Tyson, editor of Accurate Key, sat down to reminisce with Bob Harrison. Harrison edits Crayon with Andrew Levy, and Bronze Skull Press recently had “Moia” published by Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs…
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