1 FRIDAY Art Bar 722 E Burleigh Tom Vollman 9PM Coffee House 1900 W Wisconsin Tribute: Simon & Garfunkle featuring MRS. ROBINSON & THE GRADUATESERIC BAER, TOM PLUTSHACK, BARB & TOM WEBBER, THE J.T. BANDITS 8PM $4 Linneman’s 1001 E Locust INTERN’L POP OVERTHROW FESTIVAL 8:00 Litmus Vinyl, 8:45 Otter Petter, 9:30 The Color Truth […]
Jan Christensen
Posted inNeighborhood News
Garden Park: A Catalytic Project
The topic at the April Riverwest Neighborhood Association meeting: Garden Park. The mood: annoyed.
The result was a carefully worded, polite letter from the RNA to Bob Rodini, Chairman of the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (RACM).
“Residents of the Riverwest neighborhood have a keen interest in the development of Garden Park (821-33 East Locust Street),” the letter reads,
Posted inFurther Down Stream
Further Down Stream April 2009
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VIA CRUCIS – The Living Way of the Cross (Via Crucis) will begin at noon on Good Friday, April 10. The solemn procession, with hundreds of people participating, begins at St. Casimir Church on Bremen & Clarke and ends at St. Francis Church on 4th & Brown. A live re-enactment of the final days of Jesus takes place at various locations around Riverwest and along Holton St., with prayers and readings in Spanish and English. Expect some traffic and parking restrictions for a few hours along Holton St. between Clarke & Brown.
Posted inNeighbor Spotlight
Nicole Jain Capizzi
By Peggy Schulz. Photo by Becky Vinz
We’ve heard a lot about DIY – Do It Yourself. Nicole Jain Capizzi is a staunch proponent of GIY – Grow It Yourself.
Posted inFurther Down Stream
Further Down Stream March 2009
NORTHERN LIGHTS – Local musician and producer Paul Setser recently collaborated with Currents publisher Vince Bushell and two UWM students, Ulrike Galasinski and Angel Howman, to produce “Northern Lights,” a halfhour science fiction radio play written in the late 1940s. In addition to directing the talent, adding sound effects, and editing the audio, Setser also provided the original music throughout the show. It’s available on the Riverwest Currents website as a free MP3 download. Go to riverwestcurrents.org and click on the “Catching the Wooly Bear by its Tale” article link and follow the directions from there.
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