More Information In February Issue. Want to Perform: Contact Alice Our neighborhood is home to tons of hidden talent – as well as talent that’s regularly paraded in public. The time to start planning your Riverwest Follies act is NOW. Song, dance, juggling, puppets, hula hoops, on-stage synchronized swimming. Whatever it is you’ve always wanted […]
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Woodland Pattern Poetry Marathon 2015
Set for Saturday January 31 10 AM – till 1 AM February 1 For the past two decades, on the last Saturday of January, hundreds of poets, writers, and lovers of the arts make a pilgrimage to Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood for the Woodland Pattern Book Center Poetry Marathon & Benefit. The next Marathon, the […]
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Neighbor Spotlight – Old Man 2014
by Ellen C. Warren “Hey buddy, why are you lying there in the gutter? Didn’t you remember we have an interview to do today?” I ask, somewhat politely, of Old Man 2014. “Yeah, I didn’t forget. I wanted you to find me like this. I’m making a statement,” he shoots back. “O.K.,” says I. “Can […]
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Neighbor Spotlight – Andy DiMezza
by Nick DiMarsh, photo by Alice M Waraxa December 13, 2010, Andy arrived in Milwaukee in a blizzard. He parked in the Growing Power parking lot in the middle of the night and fell asleep. Andy came to work there as an intern. He was already shoveling goat manure by noon, the day he arrived. […]