I am a recently retired teacher living in Somerville. I am interested
in working part-time (up to 15 hours a week) as a jeweler's
apprentice. I have a little experience working with tools - have taken
3 adult-ed silversmith classes - but wish to become more proficient,
with help from someone more skilled. I would consider working without
pay in return for this experience. If you need help OR have any ideas
for me as to how to find a position, please respond.

Thanks,
Anita

The Art of Mingling: Thursday, April 7 at 6:30 PM

Join Professionals in the City and the Phoenix Personals for a
cultured social mixer at Art Attack. The featured artist is
contemporary arts rising star, Shanti, debuting her 'Battlescenes'
collection


The Phoenix Personals team will be offering free personal ads in the
Boston Phoenix.
Come along, meet new people and enjoy the art (it makes for a great
icebreaking conversation point!).



Please RSVP to boston@... if you will be attending
When: Thursday, April 7 from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM.
Where: Art Attack, 108 Beacon St., Somerville
Price: $0.00 Free entry!
____________________________________________

Second Thursday: April 17th from 7-10 PM

Art Attack falls into Spring....

with its second monthly musical event
Every 2nd Thursday of each Month Art Attack will host local musical
talent.

Enjoy a solo piano performance by Siu Wai Stroshane followed by the
band
Bajuco while viewing the artwork of Shanti.
LIVE MUSIC, ART, MUNCHIES and GREAT COMPANY

Each performance is $5 admission at the door!
Can't wait for you to be part of the growing art scene in Somerville.
____________________________________________

Somerville Open Studios: May 30th & April 1st from 12-6

Artists Shanti, Heather Somershein and Heather Stewart showcase
their latest body of works during
Somerville Open Studios. During the Somerville Open Studios weekend
more than 250 visual artists open their
studios to the public with Art Attack hosting 3 artists at its
gallery location on Beacon Street.

Heather Stewart:
Be inspired by Heather's original paintings that vary
from street scenes to floral images as well as abstract sculpture.

Heather Somershein: Is a local artists that deals translates her
dreams into abstract paintings filled with bright colors

SHANTI: Meet Shanti while viewing her latest collection Battlescenes
that are documentary paintings into the view of the Iraqi War.


Heather Somershein
Art Attack, Owner
108 Beacon Street
Somerville, MA 02143
Phone: 617-441-3833
Fax:617-800-2678
www.artattack108.com

"Terrain Vague" at Nave Gallery
Explores No-Man¹s Land of New Photography

From April 7 ­ May 14, the Nave Gallery in Somerville presents "Terrain
Vague: New Photography in No-Man¹s Land." The opening reception is Thursday,
April 7, from 6-8. Gallery hours are Thurs 4-8 and Sat 1-5. For more
information, contact (617) 625-4823. The Nave Gallery is located at the
Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church, 155 Powder-house Blvd., Somerville.

"Terrain Vague" showcases the work of six Boston-area photographers who
blend different media with photography. Their processes occupy an obscure
territory, which often lends a rich ambiguity to the content as well.

- Gary Duehr creates collages of urban nightscapes through the use of
repeated scanning and printmaking techniques.
- Robert Goss photographs images from newspapers, books and magazines, then
adds further alterations including drawing, painting, and text.
- Kathy A. Halamka confronts the stability of family memories with heat,
water, abrasion, carbon toner transfers, and charcoal on birch plywood.
- Jeffrey Heyne blends distorted images of Barbie dolls with colored resin
in the shape of O-rings to explore cultural meanings.
- Gabrielle Keller incorporates street photography, diary jottings and art
history images in her digital collages.
- Jennifer Munson combines painting and photography to mark the remains of
her travel experiences.

Attached: Gary Duehr: "Blue Night" (detail), 2' x 21', mixed media, 2005.

The Nave Gallery is a project of ARTSomerville, a group of local artists and
residents working towards the creation of an arts and cultural center in
Somerville, and the Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church (near Tufts). The
gallery is a noncommercial art space featuring work of both emerging and
established artists.

PARKING: On street. Parking lot available in the West Somerville
Neighborhood School after 5:00 and on weekends. Lot is located on Raymond
St. At the intersection of Powderhouse & Curtis turn right onto Curtis and
take the first left onto Raymond. Lot is located about 1 block down on the
left.

MBTA: From Davis Square, a 15-min walk. Or take Bus 88 - Clarendon Hill
Highland. Exit at Broadway and Curtis St. and walk 3 blocks north on Curtis
Street. Turn right onto Powderhouse Blvd. and find gallery on your left.

All exhibitions are free and open to the public. No wheelchair access.

For further information:
Web:     http://www.artsomerville.org/nave.html
Email:   thenavegallery@...
Phone:   617.625.4823

Theatre@First is excited to present our first musical

YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN!
Based on the "Peanuts" comic strip by Charles M. Schulz

OPENING THIS WEEKEND!

PERFORMANCES
Fridays, April 8 and 15 @ 8pm
Saturdays, April 9 and 16 @ 2pm and 8pm

TICKETS
$10 for adults
$7 for children, students and seniors
Discounts available for groups of ten or more

RESERVE YOUR TICKETS TODAY
visit our website at http://www.TheatreAtFirst.org
or call our ticket line toll-free at 1-877-557-5936

Theatre@First performs at
First Congregational Church of Somerville
89 College Ave.
Just 4 blocks from the Davis Square T station

Hello. Formed in late 2004, the Somerville-based Boston Typewriter
Orchestra is an entertaining mixture of drumming circle and performance
art group. Its five members chant standard office conversation, while
creating exciting rhythms of their typewriters.

If you would like the group to perform at your event/party, please
contact tdevin@.... Sample mp3s are available by request. Thanks!

Somerville musicians Meredith Cooper and Ad Frank invite you to the
upcoming Singer-Songwriter Showcase this Friday night at the Lizard
Lounge.  This will be a fun musical and community-oriented benefit to
raise money for the New School of Music's need-based Scholarship Fund
and will be worthy of a night out.  In addition to the bands listed,
Meredith will be sitting in on violin with songwriters throughout the
evening.


WHAT: NSM's Singer-Songwriter Showcase featuring the Eclectic Songs
and Stories of Boston's Songwriters
WHY: To raise money for NSM's need-based Scholarship Fund
WHEN: Friday, April 8, Doors open at 9pm
WHERE: Lizard Lounge, 1667 Mass. Ave. in Cambridge
WHO: Hosted by Lexi Kahn (Low Budget Superhero/The Noise)
HOW MUCH: $10 tickets, door or advanced / Advance tickets available on
http://www.virtuous.com


AND: Raffle! Special Guests!


PERFORMERS (in no specific order):
Sandi Hammond  Folk Rock, Special CD release for 5song EP, This Summer
Night (NSM Faculty)
Patrice Williamson  Jazz Vocal Songstress (NSM Faculty)
Rick Berlin  Songs From a Torn Pocket
Woodpile Jr.  Rootsy Americana
Ad Frank  Glam/New Wave/Cabaret
Beau Roland Band  Traditional Country and Indie Folk
Dirty Ticket (former Pills)  Acoustic Pop


SOUL LOW: Special performance by engine (indie rock) from 8-9pm


THE NEW SCHOOL OF MUSIC'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
The New School's need-based scholarships are awarded to children and
adult students. Without their scholarship, these students would not be
able to study music. In 2004, NSM saw a growth in scholarship
applications, and in response, the school increased the total amount
of scholarships awarded by 40% from the previous year. Funds need to
be raised in order to cover this increase. By attending this show, you
are directly helping bring music into the lives of NSM's students.


MORE: Go to http://www.cambridgemusic.org/html/april_benefit.html for
more information on the show, the Scholarship Fund, and the
performers.


PS: If you can't make it and would like to donate money to this
important fund, please make your check out to "New School of Music"
and send to:
New School of Music
25 Lowell St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
OR call the school at 617-492-8105 and make your donation by credit
card.  Thank you!

Hope to see folks tomorrow, wednesday for:

The Somerville Arts Council is hosting it's annual

Town Meeting on the Arts

Come out and hear what is in the works for this summer's ArtBeat festival,
find out about our new ArtsUnion initiative to bring arts and cultural
economic activity to Union Square, and help brainstorm our efforts to
develop a youth mentoring project working with individuals artists and
interested residents.  We need feedback, networking, and support to make
these efforts a reality.

We want to know more about how the Council can support your
work/efforts/interests, and, conversely, explore ways in which you can help
the Council.

When:  Weds. April 6, 2005,  6 p.m.

Where:  Visiting Nurse Association (VNA)
	 259 Lowell St.  (accessed from the Highland Ave. side of
Lowell/bridge)

Questions?  please call or email.  Thanks.


Gregory Jenkins
Executive Director
Somerville Arts Council
617.625.6600 ext. 2985
www.somervilleartscouncil.org

Job posting:
Farmers' Market Manager in Union Square, Somerville

Union Square Main Streets, the City of Somerville, and the
Federation of Massachusetts Farmers' Markets (FMFM) have partnered to start up a
Farmers' Market in Union Sq., Somerville.  The market takes place every Saturday
morning from 9 am to 1 pm from June 11 through October 15.  The Market Manager
oversees everyday operating tasks of the market, maintains relationships with
the farmers and community supporters, enforces market rules and FMFM policy,
keeps records, and assists with promotion of the market.  The Market Manager
offers consumer education such as "5-A-Day" nutritional information, produce
preparation and storage tips, and sampling of vendor's products in cooperation
with market vendors and community groups.  Managers must be on-site and
available during market hours.  During
the week, the manager posts posters and seek out and distribute flyers in
appropriate locations, works with Union Square Main Streets, City and community
leaders as necessary, coordinates special events, fields questions
and phone calls, and provides a consistent avenue of communication for all
parties involved in the market.  Pay is $15-17 per hour, depending on
experience.  The position requires approximately 10 hours of work per week.

If interested, please contact:
Michelle Katz, Office Coordinator, The Federation of Massachusetts Farmers'
Markets (FMFM)
at michelle@...

The Federation of Massachusetts Farmers' Markets (FMFM)
240 Beaver Street, Waltham, MA 02454
phone: (781) 893-8222
fax: (781) 893-8777

Hi,

I have a box of used velvet jewelry displays.  A bunch of necks (not the
stand up kind), small square pedastals, some flat pieces and  a ton of
earring stands (20-30).  They are used, but in pretty good condition.  New
they were probably worth several hundred dollars.  I'm asking $50 for the
whole lot.  If you are interested, they can be seen at my house (in
Somerville) or my studio (in Cambridge).

thanks,


--
Ilana Krepchin
40 Hooker Ave.
Somerville, MA  02144
617/852-8562
info@...
www.ilanakrepchin.com

If you care about anything that depends on state funding:

schools
transportation
arts
human services
public safety...

come and learn about the state budget crisis, and what we can do about it.
It would be great if you could print the attached leaflet and invite others.

State Representatives Patricia Jehlen,
Timothy Toomey & Carl Sciortino invite you to

Massachusetts State Budget:
The Crisis Continues

Tuesday, April 12
7:30-9:00pm
Visiting Nurse's Association (VNA)
259 Lowell Street

Speakers:

Noah Berger, Executive Director, Mass Budget and Policy Center
Harris Gruman, Executive Director,  Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts

YOU can tell about how the budget crisis has affected people you know, and
talk about solutions.

A FEW EXAMPLES:
- Since 2003, Somerville's local aid has been cut by $10 million.
- From 2002-04, Massachusetts cut per pupil funding for public education
more than any other state.
- Public health funding is down 24%.  As a result, half of all detox beds
have been closed.


For more information, please call Bettina Fest in Rep. Jehlen's office at
(617) 722-2676.

³COMPLETING A CREATIVE WORK² is a workshop for women artists who want to
finish a visual, literary, musical, or performing art piece.  The workshop
leader is Somerville artist and life coach Gail Gallagher. Participants will
clarify their goals, establish deadlines, and learn how to move through
emotional and creative blocks that get in the way of success. Participants
will learn techniques to empower the creative voice and overcome self-doubt.

WHEN:    May 9 - June 13 (six consecutive Mondays), 7 - 9pm, and email
check-ins with Gail between sessions

COST:    $200

TO REGISTER:    contact Gail Gallagher by email
Gail@... or phone 617-803-2907
to set up a phone call to discuss your project goals

Gail Gallagher is an experienced life coach and motivational speaker.  She
has worked as an individual therapist and as a consultant with the National
Institute of Mental Health. Gail is also an award-winning media producer
whose work has been seen nationally on ABC and PBS.  In addition, she is a
critically acclaimed cabaret singer and has been an Artist-in-Residence with
the Theatre Company of Boston.


#                    #                     #

Akhra: the Dancing Grounds
presents:

Hands: Rhythm Project
April 29, 30 at 8pm, May 1 at 3pm
Dance Theater, Boston University
915 Commonwealth Ave. Boston
(entrance opposite 25 Buick St.)
$20/$18 students & seniors
reservations: 617 861 7930 / akhra@...
(The theater is wheelchair accessible and all three performances will
be interpreted in American Sign Language by Misha Deressaint and Tom
Bourque.)

performers:
		 Nandlal Nayak, musical direction/vocals/percussion
		 Wendy Jehlen, choreography/dance
		 Musicians:
		 Norihiko Akagi (Percussion)
		 Atsuko Kida (Koto)
		 Takashi Sakai (Electronics)
		 Hibiki Toen (Taiko)
		 Kentaro Uchida  (Bass Guitar)
		 Dancers:
		 Jim Banta
		 Genevieve Hyacinthe
		 Ivan Korn
		 Pape N’Diaye
		 DeAnna Pellecchia


Somerville-based performing arts group Akhra: the Dancing Grounds,
presents Hands: Rhythm Project, a multi-disciplinary performance piece
bringing together musicians from Japan and India and dancers from the
US and co-directed by composer Nandlal Nayak and choreographer Wendy
Jehlen.

Nandlal Nayak is a composer of Contemporary World Music, born and
raised in Jharkhand, India.  He is a member of the Ghasi tribe and grew
up surrounded by the rich musical tradition of this people.  Since
1996, he has been working and composing with musicians and dancers of
many traditions in the US, Europe, Japan and his native India. (Please
see full bio.)

Wendy Jehlen is a choreographer of Contemporary dance whose work is
rooted in her life-long training in Bharata Natyam, South Indian
classical dance, as well as in Capoeira, West African dance, Japanese
Butoh and Modern and Contemporary dance styles which she has studied in
the US, Italy and Japan.  She also draws on her work with Deaf artists,
using American Sign Language poetry and the principles of that art form
in much of her choreography.  Jehlen is a 2005 Artist Fellowship
recipient from the Somerville Arts Council.

In this project, Nayak and Jehlen will be joined by
internationally-acclaimed musicians from Japan as well as members of
Jehlen’s Boston-based Contemporary dance company.

The performance will include folktales, poetry and other texts from
Japan, India and the West.  These texts will be spoken, sung, signed
(in American Sign Language) and danced, juxtaposing ideas and images
from these three traditions.
Some of the texts include:
• an invocation song to Lord Ganesh, the elephant-headed god of
beginnings, journeys and thresholds from the Chhau mask dance tradition
of West Bengal;
• a Japanese folktale about a young girl who becomes a dragon;
• a song in the Nagpuri language about the creation of the five
elements that make up the universe;
• and a piece on the creation of rhythm, juxtaposing the “butterfly
effect” from chaos theory and the story from South India of the
creation of dance and music by Lord Shiva in the form of Natraj.

Hands was commissioned by the Seattle International Children’s Festival
and received a creativity grant from the National Endowment for the
Arts.  It was supported in its initial stages by grants from the Tokyo
American Center, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Japan-US
Friendship Commission and the International House of Japan.  Additional
funding has come from the Somerville Arts Council and the Massachusetts
Cultural Council.

The Washington Street Art Center hosts an evening of music, poetry and
art to celebrate Somerville Open Studios on Friday, April 29, 7:00 to
10:00pm, at the WSAC Gallery, 321 Washington St., Somerville.

The evening features the Minimalist Orchestra, at the intersection of dj
sampling and live performance with percussion and vocals; poet Anna M.
Warrock; and singer-songwriter Ari. The WSAC Gallery hosts a diverse
group show by over a dozen artists: imaginary landscape oil painting,
encaustic, hand-painted silks, found object sculpture, mosaic plants and
fish, poetry, jewelry, record crafts, photography, and layered,
nostalgic art. WSAC's artists' studios will also be open during SOS.
Free and ample parking.

The evening begins with a reading by award-winning poet Anna M. Warrock
at 7:30pm. Warrock's recent work has been described as "an accomplished
collection that should be a handbook for how to write poetry . . . she
puts to words what we feel, what we fail to articulate, the thing that
wakes us up at 3A.M. in a cold sweat."

The evening includes music by singer-songwriter Ari (www.acoustichic.com)
from 8:00 to 9:00pm. Ari's music has been described by the Weekly Dig as
"the essence of inspiring, intelligent folk music."

The event concludes with the Minimalist Orchestra from 9:00 to 10:00pm,
at the intersection of dj and live performance. Scooter Vineburgh plays
and samples Latin, trip-hop, tribal and reggae beats; Kerry Gunn drops
live chill-out vocals; and vis_ed projects evolving, synchronized
images. M.O. plays music to relax your mind, think positive, and travel
new audible lands. Their unique blend of electronic samplings and
ethereal live vocals meld seamlessly into the physical environment,
providing total sensory fulfillment.

WSAC will be open to the public during SOS with over 300 artists around
the city, April 30 and May 1, noon-6pm; listed as site #84 on the
Somerville Open Studios map, and at www.somervilleopenstudios.org.

The WSAC gallery is also open weekly on Saturdays (May 7, 14, 21 and
28), noon-4pm, or call (617) 623-5315 for an appointment.

The Washington Street Art Center at 321 Washington Street is between
Union Square and Beacon Street: a five-minute walk from Union Square and
a ten-minute walk from Harvard Square (two blocks from Beacon Street).
Accessible on the #86 bus. Parking is free and ample.

For more information, call (617) 623-5315 or visit
www.kickballmedia.com/wsac

workshops of interest to somerville artists.

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FYI - sorry for the short notice

> As the 7th year of the Danette Jones Business of Culture Series,
> ACT Roxbury is hosting the
>
> Property Buying Seminar for Artists
> in collaboration with The Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA)
>
> Session I:   April 12th  6:30 PM The Challenges of Finding and Developing
> Small Art Buildings
> Session II:  April 19th  6:30 PM Ask the Artist Developers
> Session III: April 26th  6:30 PM Real Estate Finance for Developers
> Session IV: May 3rd    6:30 PM Overview of Financing for First Time
> homebuyers
>
> Cost: $35 ($25 for ACT Roxbury Members)
> Pre-registration required. Call 617.541.3900 x222 or email
> actroxbury@...
> find out more information at:
> http://www.actroxbury.org/events/danette_jones_series/index.html
>
> Thanks again!
> Jason
>
> Jason Schupbach
> Program Director
> Leveraging Investments in Creativity
> c/o Massachusetts Cultural Council
> 10 St. James Avenue, 3rd Floor
> Boston, MA 02116
> 617-727-3668 ext. 330
> Jason.Schupbach@...
>
>

Art Attack: April 24th from 3-6 pm. Art Pot Luck (FREE)

What is an "Art Pot Luck?"

Artists from within the community bring a piece of their artwork
(that will be photographed by the gallery) to be featured in an art
source book featuring a collection of local artists (craft and
traditional art forms accepted).

What is Art Attack?

Art Attack, www.artattack108.com, opened in October, 2004 and is the
newest gallery to Somerville. Owner Heather Somershein, is looking
to meet all of the artists in the community at an "Art Pot Luck."


What the artist gets?

1) A link to the community of art buyers and art collectors
2) A chance to meet other artists in the community
3) A fun event to mix and mingle with peers
4) A chance to discuss upcoming art opportunities at Art Attack


What Art Attack needs from you?

1) one of your pieces that best represents your collection
2) a biography
3) artist resume
4) additional photographs of your work or studio
5) Artist contact information

Art Attack looks forward to connected faces with the artwork that it
has seen throughout the community. Please pass on this information
to anyone you think is interested in obtaining gallery
representation.

Hope to see you there….

Art Attack, 108 Beacon Street
Somerville, MA 02143

Questions Call:
617-441-3833

Directions to Art Attack:

Pass MIT to Central Sq. Right onto Prospect St. Go 3 lights to Hess
Gas Station on left corner Left onto Hampshire St. through Inman Sq.
Stay on Hampshire St (Rosie's on right) which turns into Beacon St.
Art attack is before the second light on the Left.

Or click this link…

http://www.artattack108.com/directions/artattackdirections.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 8, 2005
Contact for PR: 617-623-5315

The multistudio Washington Street Art Center, 321 Washington St.,
Somerville, is open during the seventh annual Somerville Open Studios,
Saturday-Sunday, April 30-May 1, 2005, from Noon to 6:00 p.m.

Over a dozen artists will display a variety of work in the WSAC gallery
and in their studios. The artists' building is listed as site #84 on the
Somerville Open Studios map and has plenty of free parking. In past
years, many people have used it as a jump-off point for visiting studios
in the Union Square area.

The WSAC artists work a wide variety of media and content, including
imaginary landscape oil painting, encaustic, hand-painted silks, found
object sculpture, mosaic plants and fish, poetry, jewelry, record
crafts, photography, and layered, nostalgic art.

WSAC has been an artists' collective since 1998. The building hosts the
321 Gallery, with monthly exhibits open every Saturday, noon to 4 p.m.;
a performance series including acoustic music, spoken word, and
collaboration and improvisation the first Sunday of the month; and
classes in film, silk-painting, and other arts. WSAC also hosts a
one-day arts fair in November. For information, please call WSAC at
617-623-5315.

For more information about Somerville Open Studios, please
www.somervilleopenstudios.org.

FOR CALENDAR

April 30-May 1: Somerville Open Studios, seventh annual self-guided
tour, over 300 artists. Saturday-Sunday, from Noon to 6:00 p.m. #84
Washington Street Arts Center, free parking.

Hi,

I hope you can catch this show at the Lillian Immig Gallery at Emmanuel
College in Boston.

It runs April 6 - May 21, and the opening is Wed, April 20, 5-7:30, with a
gallery talk earlier that day at 3:30.

Immig Gallery is located at 400 The Fenway. Hours are Mon - Sat, 10-4. For
directions go to www.emmanuel.edu, or call 617-735-9992. The show is
presented in conjunction with Boston Cyberarts Festival,
www.bostoncyberarts.org.

Featuring work by David Davison, Gary Duehr, Theresa Monaco and Gustavo
Soto-Rusa, "Memory Streams" looks at how artists combine digital processes
with issues of memory.

Attached is an image from Gary Duehr's Terra Nova series: "Topeka, Kansas
#1," pigment on vinyl, 36" x 36", 2005. These photographs, derived from
publicly available satellite pictures on the Internet, demonstrate a kind of
extreme voyeurism. Tinted sepia, with pixels creating an impressionistic
feel, the images balance nostalgia against scientific survey.



P.S. I also hope you take a look at "The Dictionary Project" at Brickbottom
Gallery, in which I have a piece, "Precis," of repeatedly scanned dictionary
pages coated with encaustic. "The Dictionary Project" includes work by 50
artists who have worked on--and been inspired by--pages from a 1957 edition.

It runs April 7 - May 1, and hours are Thurs - Sat 12 -5. Brickbottom
Gallery is located at 1 Fitchburg Street in Somerville. For directions go to
www.brickbottomartists.com or call 617-776-3410.

I realize that it is close to Somerville Open Studios... but I think
that a bit of getting out of your studios or behing the desk is in
order. Have a great night out at Art Attack as it kicks off the
great weather with live music.

Art Attack falls into Spring with its second monthly musical event
"Second Thursdays."

Every 2nd Thursday of each Month Art Attack will host local musical
talent.

Enjoy a solo piano performance by Siu Wai Stroshane followed by the
band Bajuco while viewing the artwork of Shanti.
LIVE MUSIC, ART, MUNCHIES and GREAT COMPANY

Each performance is $5 admission at the door!
Can't wait for you to be part of the growing art scene in
Somerville.

www.artattack108.com

Take Mass Ave to central Square....
Make a right onto to Prospect Rd. (coming from the city)
Left onto Hampshire (at Hess Gas Station)
Hampshire will take you right past Inman Square in Cambridge and
once you pass it the street will change to Beacon St. in
Somerville.)

Art Attack is right on the Cambridge/Somerville line.

www.artattack108.com
617-441-3833

I hope to see all of you there...

Enjoy a fun night out... mix and mingle with people with common
interests.

Wednesday, April 13 at 7 pm, Naomi Chase will be here reading from "Gittel:
The Would-Be Messiah".

Wednesday, April 27 at 7 pm, Sophie Wadsworth will be here reading from
"Letters from Siberia".

Saturday, April 30 at 7 pm. To mark the culmination of National Poetry Month
and to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of  "Leaves of
Grass", Stephen Collins will bring his one-man show about Walt Whitman to
the store. Check our website for details.