JUL 1-3 & 5 BEERLINE TRAIL, by Cafe Corazon, 3129 N Bremen, Free drop-in art activities for kids 4-17 sponsored by AWE, awe-inc.org
JUL 1-31 RIVERWEST CO-OP CAFÉ, 733 E Clarke, Jesse Graves: Mudstencils on Panel (see ad Page 4)
JUL 7-14 POWER DOWN WEEK Get off the grid! powerdownweek.com (see story Page 5)
JUL 12-14, 18-21 SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK, Kilbourn/Kadish Park, As You Like It
JUL 19-31 ART BAR, 722 E Burleigh, Art Show Opening: SuperCalatravalistic (see ad Page 15)
JUN 1-30 RIVERWEST CO-OP CAFÉ, 733 E Clarke, Jesse Graves: Mudstencils on Panel (see ad Page 10)
JUN1-OCT 13 HISTORIC WALKING TOURS: Downtown, Third Ward, Brady St & North Point (historicmilwaukee.org)
JUN 3-7 LYNDEN SCULPTURE GARDEN: Siting, Placement & Flow Workshop (see ad page 2)
JUN 13-27 CITY HALL ROTUNDA, 200 E Wells, EXHIBIT: Standing on Their Shoulders: Memories of Bronzeville
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Power Down Week, July 7-14
by Zahner of Transition Milwaukee
“Reduce your carbon footprint and do it together!”
Transition Milwaukee will host the fourth annual Power Down Week, a series of events held throughout the city designed to build community while using less energy. From July 7 through July 14, individuals and organizations will participate in teaching do-it-yourself skills and workshops that incorporate less reliance on fossil fuels. Last year neighborhoods hosted a “kalegate” party, clothing swap, general fix-it gathering, honey-tasting, contra dance, homemade personal care products workshop, and many other group gatherings.
“…the fire of wild flowers.”
In Memory of Charles Leonard Phillips
by Ellen C. Warren
Farewell Chuck! Good friend to many. My friend. Marvelous poet. Owner of the unforgettable and inimitable resounding voice. Mentor and advisor to the young. Lifelong seeker and, sometimes, finder. Wise man with a heart of gold and a vision that roiled from the deepest darkness and leapt to the most beneficent light.
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