thru SEP 8 RIVERWEST PUBLIC HOUSE 815 E Locust, Artists for Gardens: Art Show & Sale of urban agriculture themed art, thru SEP 11 MONARCH MIGRATION, Monarch Trail, 9480 W Watertown Plank Rd, Wauwatosa, More info: themonarchtrail.org thru SEP 16 UWM UNION ART GALLERY, Milwaukee: A City Intersected (people & neighborhoods of Milw) […]
urban agriculture
Calendar August 2011
1 MONDAY GORDON PARK 2828 N Humboldt, Artists Working in Education (A.W.E.) art program for kids ages 4-14, 1-4PM free LAKE PARK 3233 E Kenwood Blvd, Picnic Area 3, Musical Mondays w/ Claudia Hommel, 6:30-7:30PM free LINNEMAN’S 1001 E Locust Poet’s Monday – 7:30PM / TBA 9PM RIVERWEST YOGASHALA 731 E Locust $5 Class, 9-10:30AM
Calendar August 2011
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Community Gardens Face Water Shut Off
By Nick Kotecki and Janice Christensen
City Plans Policy Change:
Community Gardens Face Water Shut-Off
Community gardening is expanding in Milwaukee. Last season there were 78 raised bed gardens in Kilbourn Park. This year there are 123.
On Memorial Day the Victory Garden Initiative (VGI) held their second annual Victory Garden Blitz and installed more than 100 back yard gardens throughout the city.
Hide House Community Garden in Bay View has 110 raised beds.
Editorial: Letter From Zagora
Editorial: Letter from Zagora
ED. NOTE: Every few months the Riverwest Currents receives a mysterious missive that seems to be from the future.
They come with clear instructions about how and when to publish them. The writer often refers to some kind of cause and effect notion – we need to print the letter now, so that something specific will happen, and the future of the letter will be the future that comes about. We’ve toyed with the idea that, if we didn’t print a letter, perhaps the future they come from would wink out of existence, and the letters would cease. We decided not to take that chance.
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