by Lee Gutowski Jim and Marty at Linneman’s Riverwest Inn want to keep the music coming, but really, really do not want to get COVID-19. Of course, they don’t want their patrons getting sick either, but they certainly still want to provide a place for folks to safely gather for live music.So, they spent a […]
September 2020
Posted inBicycling, Green Spaces Briefs, Riverwest History, Telling Our Stories
A Riverwest Beer Line Walk
By Cari Taylor-Carlson Distance-Two miles, the round trip to Gordon Park and back.Time- An hour, or more, if you linger by the riverWhere to eat-Lakefront Brewery, 1872 N. CommerceBeerline Café, vegetarian, 2076 N. CommerceStubby’s Gastrogrub, 2060 N. HumboldtStart-2134 N. Riverboat RoadParking-Along Riverboat Road More Photos at bottom of story You know you are at the right place to start this […]
Posted inA&E Briefs, Arts & Entertainment, Commentary & Opinion, Telling Our Stories
SAMUEL BECKETT
“Your on earth. There’s no cure for that” by Bill Embly When I think of Samuel Beckett I think of Waiting for Godot, published in 1952 and first performed in 1953, a play about nothing, a play in which nothing happens. I read Waiting for Godot in college. Crossing campus one afternoon I saw a […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Review: TENET
NOLAN, SPECTACLE, AND TENET It is month 5 of the pandemic, which means that movie releases remain few and far between, which makes my job here all the more difficult. In these uncertain times, one can count on only one thing: Christopher Nolan’s Tenet will continue to be delayed.It would seem, though, that even this […]
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