GREAT LAKE ZEN CENTER, Locust & Bremen, 7:30PM
Public talk with Zen Master Dae Kwang.
CIRCLE A, Chambers & Weil
“Alive at 8″ w/Vera Dierdre, 8PM, $2.
“Rockin’ A Friday” w/Kill-A-Watts Family DJs, 10PM.
BREMEN CAFE, Bremen & Clarke, 9PM
Ben Weaver w/Cory Hart & Keith Bairele, $5.
LINNEMAN’S, Locust & Weil, 10PM
Andrew Gilles & The Mob.
RIVERWEST COMMONS, Locust & Fratney
B.L.A.X. w/Xperience, DJ Knotts & Open Mic to benefit
Hunger Task Force.
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Winter Farmers Market To Benefit Harvest of Hope Saturday, March 6, 2004 12:00-7:00 p.m. Our Lady of Divine Providence Catholic Parish (St. Casimir Site in Riverwest) 924 E. Clark Street (enter parking lot on Weil St. between Clark and Center; use door between the church and school) 12:00 p.m. Speaker: Tony Ends – Eating as […]
by Mark Lawson
Perhaps no other artist has been so closely identified with the Riverwest community as printmaker Marvin Hill. Marvin passed away on December 2 after a five-year battle with lymphoma. His graphics for Artwalk posters, T-shirts, and pins throughout the 1990s gave the event a highly recognizable style with a humorous, down-home character. A prodigious artist who often sketched even while eating in a restaurant or working at one of the countless art fairs he participated in with his wife Wendy, he produced hundreds of different prints in his lifetime.
by Suzanne Zipperer
Many Riverwest residents remember Mudlark, a pottery shop located on Bremen and Clarke Streets from 1977-87. Ginny Zipperer’s stoneware and porcelain pottery showed up on many dinner tables — coffee mugs and teapots, casserole dishes and sugar bowls. Functional in design. Made to be used. And, like Ginny herself, unimposing.
by Vince Bushell
Where our food comes from and how it is produced is becoming a serious concern for consumers aware of some questionable practices in the agricultural industry. Not all practices within the industry are necessarily bad, but often the choices made by the producers are related more to profit than to taste or health. You do not have to be a vegetarian to be concerned about the treatment of animals bred and raised as food. Many of us are concerned about the use of chemicals to ripen fruit or kill pests.
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