You say you need a source of income and the traditional job market just isn’t doing it for you? Or you are employed, but mentally and/or emotionally unsatisfied with the work you’re doing? Maybe you have a desire to feel more a part of the community you live in. Would you like to work toward a sense of economic justice for all?
October 2013
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Fall Events Note: November RNA Party
Sep 26-Oct 10 Milwaukee Film Festival, milwaukee-film.org Oct 5 & 6 ArtWalk Weekend in Riverwest Sun, Oct 6 Pet Parade on Brady Street Fri, Oct 11 Bike-In Movie showing of Beetlejuice, Media Garden, Holton St Viaduct Sat, Oct 12 Co-op Fest Sun, Oct 27 Trick or Treat, 1-4PM, City of Milwaukee Fri, Nov 1 Halloween Costume Party & Dance, […]
Posted inNeighborhood News
Co-op Music Fun – Third Sunday October 20th
Riverwest Cooperative Alliance Benefit show Sunday • Oct. 20th, 7 pm. Riverwest Public House • 815 E. Locust Street
Featuring Bella Union recording artist Heidi Spencer. Singer songwriter Susan Howe, Jen Cintron from 4th Street Elevator & Sarai Anzaldua from The Elementals.
Posted inNeighbor Spotlight
Neighbor Spotlight – Sir Pinkerton
Sir Pinkerton Xyloma By Ellen C. Warren
So, this spider walks into a bar… Oh wait! That’s not a spider missing six of its legs, that’s Sir Pinkerton Xyloma’s mustache!
Posted inNeighborhood News
Super Heroes
On Sunday, September 15, the clouds were grey and there was a light mist of rain. In the afternoon, I had a visitor. I can’t reveal his real name, but he is familiar to many people as the red-cowled “Real Life Superhero” known as the Watchman. It was a great moment when I handed the Watchman a copy of my finished book, Heroes in the Night. On the first page I had written an inscription — “To the Watchman — Thank you for sharing the adventure of your life.”
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