WasabiNet in the RFT Blog

Posted by Ben West on May 30, 2009 | 1 Comment

photo by Jennifer Silverberg

photo by Jennifer Silverberg

A WiFi Co-Op Called WasabiNet Blooms On Cherokee Street
http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/dailyrft/2009/05/wifi_coop_called_wasabinet_blooms_on_cherokee_street.php

All Along Press 1 Year Show | June 12th

Posted by Elysia Mann on May 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment

All Along Press announces its first members show Friday, June 12. Featuring the work of over ten artists who have participated in creative collaboration at the printmaking and book arts facilities of All Along Press throughout the previous year. We’ll have artwork, posters, t-shirts, music, refreshments, etc. This free show is from 6-10pm at Fort Gondo Compound for the Arts, 3151 Cherokee Street in Saint Louis (Missouri).

Celebrate with your friends in the Park

Posted by Cipriano Medina on May 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Celebrate summer by attending the “Blues in Benton Park” second annual concert featuring the lively music of the Bottoms Up Blues Gang in historic south side park Saturday, June 13 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A second concert (band TBA) is scheduled to close out the summer on September 20th.

The Benton Park Neighborhood Association (BPNA) welcomes music lovers of all ages to the second annual “Blues in Benton Park” concert. It’s a unique opportunity to enjoy the sultry music of the band, Bottom Up Blues Gang in the setting of Benton Park. The BUBG features vocalist/percussionist Kari Liston and guitarist/harmonica player Jeremy Segel-Moss. BUBG offers a unique blend of originals and well- known tunes in the styles of Delta Blues, R & B, Soul, Jazz, and Blues influenced Rock & Roll.

Cherokee ComeUnity Hub: On Pause While. . .

Posted by Lyndsey Scott on May 19, 2009 | 9 Comments

. . . we learn how to get Together.

Incarnate Word Foundation recently decided to retract the $25,000 funding for the Cherokee ComeUnity Hub.

Because IWF prioritizes the importance of building relationships, they want their funding to generate connection and collaboration.   While I do believe the Hub process has actively facilitated many new partnerships and deepening relationships here, unfortunately the tension surrounding political resistance to the team’s goals has eclipsed this reality for them.   The director of IWF has expressed willingness to revisit the potential for reallocating funding in 2010.

The Benton Park West area has (at least) twice shown up on high-profile Post-Dispatch stories, 1st for the Cinco de Mayo parade and 2nd for a tragic homicide that occurred just last night.

I should first say the events of last night were very tragic, for the victim, for the suspect himself whose violent actions were apparently profoundly out of character, for the police who responded, and for neighbors witnessing.  I do truly hope that all receive the support they need.

Black Bear Farm Growing Fast

Posted by Mark Bohnert on May 13, 2009 | 4 Comments

Flower bed in front of Black Bear Farm

Flower bed in front of Black Bear Farm

 

Cherokee Street featured on KSDK Channel 5 / Metromix site.

http://stlouis.metromix.com/

Cinco post-game: What was your moment?

Posted by Lyndsey Scott on May 3, 2009 | 9 Comments

Pregame: witnessing incredulous neighborhooders intrigued when Cam’s circus wagon showed up at the staging lot first thing in the morning

The hearthump of Roosevelt’s drums during line up

Big friendly giants duck electric lines as

Stitch crowns himself “King”,  solemnly waving and his gentle believing

Galen’s true colors barely concealed & evidencing prophetic humanpower transport

Mixtunes crunk cranked by Ben the friendly lekkytinker organgrinder

Meff Jiller  as bikewreck   . . . . . . . . .  . . laid out . . . . .

Luchador Collab-o-Mask Gallery

Posted by Jason Deem on May 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Stop by the 2nd Annual Cinco De Mayo Luchador Collab-o-mask featuring All new Masks from the Orlando Show!

Peat Wollager (stenSOUL.com) handed out blank wooden Mexican wrestler masks to various artists from around the globe.  They painted in their designs and then Peat stenciled in the details of the face.

Gallery open from 2:00pm – 8:00pm
Cherokee Street Incubator
2715 Cherokee St
St Louis, MO
http://tinyurl.com/6kx3sv

Peat, Bryan Walsh and Ryan Frank will be Painting Masks Live.

LOOK OUT FOR THE COLLAB ARTISTS/MASKS IN THE CINCO DE MAYO PARADE @ 1:11PM!





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