Trusted Mentors
Marketplace
Friday, March 7, 2014
Fletcher Place Arts & Books
642 Virginia Ave
all-ages, 6:00 – 9:00 PM, free
Friday, March 7, 2014
Fletcher Place Arts & Books
642 Virginia Ave
all-ages, 6:00 – 9:00 PM, free
As you’re out and about on what will hopefully be a
snow-free First Friday, be sure and pop into the Trusted Mentors Marketplace at
Fletcher Place Arts & Books.
I’m as impressed as I can be with the nonprofit agency,
Trusted Mentors. They connect volunteer mentors with adults navigating the
issues of poverty, homelessness, under-employment, and the side effects of
incarceration. How great is that? I've gotten to see the power of Trusted
Mentors first-hand in their work with Second Helpings graduates.
Trusted Mentors is celebrating the talents from several of
their mentors and mentees. Enjoy poetry and live music while checking out
handmade arts and crafts by local artist. Items for sale include, fiber art,
fragrant body butters, hand-crafted earrings and stone jewelry, pottery,
photography, loose leaf teas, and more. Second Helpings mentees will pair up
for a cook off, so I’m guessing there will be tasty samples.
I’ll see you there!
Edie Carey
Friday, March 14, 2014
Irving Theater, Second Stage
10 S. Johnson Ave
all-ages, $12 advance/$15 night of show, 8:00 PM
Friday, March 14, 2014
Irving Theater, Second Stage
10 S. Johnson Ave
all-ages, $12 advance/$15 night of show, 8:00 PM
Edie Carey was a favorite performer at CATH coffeehouse
(northeast corner of 54th and College Avenue, closed 2004). I always
looked forward to her shows at the coffeehouse and our late night talks on my
sofa. She was New York based and on the road so much she named her car.
Edie is now living in Chicago, has a family, and tours
internationally. She just returned from Holland where juggled a guitar case and
a baby. I can’t wait to hear the story about pushing a stroller through the Red
Light District.
Edie has a poet’s sensibilities wrapped in a beautiful voice
and charming stage presence. The lineup for the evening also includes
Baltimore’s Heather Lloyd (ilyAIMY) and Indianapolis’ Briagha McTavish.
The Murat Highlanders
Pipe Band
Monday, March 17, 2014
see below for schedule
Monday, March 17, 2014
see below for schedule
The Murat Highlanders Pipe Band formed in 1949 – two years
before Russel Settle purchased the Red Key. The Highlanders are a parade and
performance band dedicated to entertaining the crowds and maintaining the
Celtic pipe traditions, while promoting the worthy philanthropy of the North
American Shrine. And having lots of fun along with way. You can catch them in
the Broad Ripple area on Saint Patrick’s Day.
7:00p.m. – JT’s Grille & Bar, 2210 E 54th Street
8:00p.m. – Pawn Shop Pub, 2222 E 54th Street
9:00p.m. – Twenty Tap, 5406 N College Avenue
10:00p.m. – Red Key Tavern, 5170 N College Avenue
11:00p.m. – The Sinking Ship, 4923 N College Avenue
8:00p.m. – Pawn Shop Pub, 2222 E 54th Street
9:00p.m. – Twenty Tap, 5406 N College Avenue
10:00p.m. – Red Key Tavern, 5170 N College Avenue
11:00p.m. – The Sinking Ship, 4923 N College Avenue
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
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