by Judith Ann Moriarty
Sara Hasslinger hands me two business cards. One reads, “diversified artist specializing in murals, signs, decorative finishing, and more.” The second touts “The Beehive,” a salon/spa at 1547 N. Farwell Avenue, where she’s establishing herself as a designer of hair.
The Sunday Gardeners Market at the corner of Bremen and Locust has become a fixture of the summertime landscape in our neighborhood. But now that it’s winter, with the growing season over, there is a different kind of farmers’ market coming to Riverwest.
by Vince Bushell
As I write this, there is still a thick cover of snow on the ground and it hasn’t been above freezing for a month. But my cats know something is changing, and after sleeping away the dark months, they are eager to go outside despite the cold, if only for a few minutes. The sun tells them spring is coming.
Good news for our ‘hood’s makers of brews: Onopa Brewing Co. celebrated its second anniversary of brewing in late February with an afternoon party and the grand opening of the new Onopa Bistro, owned and run by Riverwester Andy Bechaud. The Lakefront Brewery, a neighborhood pillar that bills itself as sitting at the “southernmost tip […]
by Peter Schmidtke
Their faces grin behind framed posters — glossy photos of micro musicians holding up cellos and guitars and posing in front of pianos. In the frame set aside for the “Little Mozarts,” a boy around kindergarten age has taken a break from the piano keyboard to wait for the flash of the camera.
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