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Posted inEcology and the Environment
Psychology of Green Space
Turn Off those Screens you are always looking at and get outdoors. by Jordyn Noennig Diversity is something that urban areas try to encourage in cities. Diversity of people, diversity of cuisine, diversity of festivals, and diversity of experiences. But something that can be easily overlooked in developing urban areas is diversity in nature. Studies […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Music & Events
“All You Fascists Bound to Lose”
A Love Letter From Johanna Rose Hello Riverwest! The Riverwest Currents asked me to tell you a little bit about the upcoming “Guthrie Uncovered” show that I am curating on February 9 at Turner Hall. So, here we go! I join a long tradition of Milwaukee artists—including a few Riverwesters—uncovering American songwriters. In the past year, […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Music & Events
2018 Poetry Marathon At Woodland Pattern
Starting at 10:00 AM on Saturday,January 27th hundreds of poets, writers and lovers of the arts will set up camp at Woodland Pattern Book Center. Fifteen hours later they will leave exhausted yet also refreshed! It’s time, once again, for Woodland Pattern’s day-long celebration of poetry and performance! Indulge in 15 hours of literary revelry […]
Posted inNeighbor Spotlight
Neighbor Spotlight: Sarah Zahner
by Lee Gutowski Sarah Zahner (pronounced “ZAYner”—and she goes by her last name) was downright giddy to be featured in this space when I asked her if she’d participate. As you will learn—unless you already know Zahner, and in that case, it’s no surprise—the woman is an enthusiastic, active community member who’s been involved in […]
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