Greetings: I guess we're the granola eaters here in Seward that the Strib editorial page editors are so worried about. And, now R.T. has gone and appointed one of our chief granola eaters, David Fey, Executive Director of Seward Redesign to a key post in the housing transition team.
With all this happening right under your noses in Minneapolis, it is probably time to find out what you can about our little corner of the City. Well, here's your chance! For Immediate Release Contact: Josie Winship (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) Art Crawl Coordinator Minneapolis' Seward Neighborhood Art Crawl bigger in 2001 Run, don�t walk, to the Seward Art Crawl! Mark your calendars! This year's Seward Art Crawl is Sunday, November 18 from 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. It�s looking to be even more exciting this year than last, with more then 30 Seward artists and arts organizations, showing, selling and performing their work! Come see what�s being created: from paintings and collage, to handmade books and fiber art, to ceramics, video, mosaics, sculpture, furniture and much more. Performances by dancers, storytellers, musicians and poets will be through out Seward as well. (List member, Erik Riese will show ceramics, prints, and photographs. His wife, Mary will display hand dyed silk scarves. You can start at our home at 2509 29th Av S. We'll have maps of the other participants.) To learn more about the Seward Art Crawl, maps and additional information are available at: Northern Clay Center, 2424 East Franklin Second Moon Coffehouse, 2225 East Franklin or Matthews Park and Recreation Center, 2318 - 29th Avenue So. or visit http://www.sewardartcrawl.org This event is sponsored by the Seward Community Arts Network (SCAN) to help promote the arts in the Seward neighborhood, the Twin Cities and the world at large. Come celebrate the arts, support local artisans, and have fun in Seward - where the granola is still roasted in gas fired ovens. <grins> -- In cooperation, Erik Riese Decisive Moment - Decision making services. Seward, USA: a great place to live, work, learn, and play! (some pretty good restaurants too) (612) 242-8528 (612) 724-3217 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
