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Help others eat and learn

PoosieKat — Mon, 19 May 2008 18:48:59 GMT

Hello folks! Today I'm bringing you a way to help out those who are a little less fortunate than you may find yourself this day. A friend and fellow burner (Beth, the gal at the end of this e-mail...she SO rocks) works for The Campbell County Neighborhood Center of Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission and they've been trying out something new. They've changed their pantry to include more options, healthier food choices, and are looking to offer even MORE choices with some help. They're even starting up a series of classes that cover real-life skills, such as sewing, cooking, budgeting, and more. They rely on donations of all sorts, from the drop off to the monetary.

I'd also like to remind those no where near Kentucky (though you can always help from afar) that there are pantries similar to this one across the country helping those that need that little extra boost to make it by and that it's donations from people like us, that can make a HUGE difference in someone else's life. Every little bit helps.

Read more below, visit their site to make a donation, or to see what they've got going on. I think that they're on to something down there in Campbell County!

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The food pantry at the Campbell County Neighborhood Center of Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (www.nkcac.org) has undergone an amazing transformation. Over the last year, the pantry has changed from a traditional pantry to a client choice model based off of the food pyramid (www.mypyramid.gov).

As the Rainbow of Choice pantry, we are dedicated to helping our families become and stay healthy and self-reliant. On their first visit to the pantry, our families are given lots of healthy and easy recipes that they can make from the food we can provide. Also on the first visit (and at any other time it is requested), we have a one-on-one personalized nutritional counseling session with our families.

In addition to the changes with our pantry, we are also starting a new and revolutionary series of budgeting classes. For many families, it is hard to sit with a stranger and talk about debt, money, budgeting, and other personal matters. Instead of this, we have begun to plan Practical Budgeting. Practical Budgeting will be a series of classes based around real-life skills that help to lower bills and make a family more self-reliant. The classes are on cooking (with the help of a dietetics student at the University of Cincinnati), sewing, making homemade gifts, knitting, candy-making, and, of coarse, plain old budgeting. However, the lessons about budgeting and money will be incorporated into the more interesting skills classes.

While our organization is fairly large, the Campbell County Neighborhood Center consists of one paid worker and many volunteers. We have a very small budget that covers our operating expenses and rely on donations to have food and supplies for our families.

We are incredibly excited about the changes in our Center and are optimistic about all the good that they will do in our community. Right now, we are asking for small donations to get this work done.

Donations will be used in the following ways:

- To purchase a greater variety of food for the pantry, including vegetarian, diabetic, whole grain, and organic options.

- To purchase used sewing machines, crock pots, bread makers, and other small appliances for the Practical Budgeting class (ideally, we would raise enough to be able to send folks home with one small appliance per family).

- To purchase supplies such as sewing needles, thread, yarn, knitting needles, fabric, etc for the classes.

- To purchase small items as a “congratulations” for our families, such as movie tickets or tickets to the Newport Aquarium for a family where the parent has reached a substantial goal, such as receiving their GED or reaching one year of steady employment.

- To purchase household items such as laundry detergent, toilet paper, soap, deodorant, etc. These items are not donated very often but are in high demand from our families.

We are a tax-deductible organization and you can receive a receipt for tax purposes. To donate, all you need to do is visit our website (http://www.nkcac.org) . Go to the “donate now” button and make sure to put “Campbell County” in the “designation” line. If you would like to donate to one program in particular, make sure to include that in the designation line as well.

There is certainly no minimum to get involved and every little donation will help us to make these programs the best that they can possibly be.

If you have any ideas, suggestions, questions or comments feel free to email me at bandriacco@nkcac.org or give me a call at 859-431-4177.

Beth Andriacco

Campbell County Supervisor

Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission

437 W 9th St Newport, KY 41071

859-431-4177 ex. 23

Fax: 859-655-8671

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Workshop Weekend May 23-25

PoosieKat — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:29:54 GMT

Here's the short of it:

May 23-25
Synctuarie
$10 pre-pay meal-plan (rhellemans2(at)gmail(dot)com) *
$5 at door for workshop

Workshops will be:
LED/Lighting
Yarn/Wool dying
Hoop making and dancing (fire hoop instructional even)

Also going on:
L3K work (come out if you're going out with L3K team this year)
SN effigy work
Burning Man virgin meet-up

*The meal plan covers meals for Breakfast and Lunch Sat & Sun and dinner on Sat. This is gourmet dining on a dime. Last time we had Pork Centerloin, cold green beans in a blu cheese garlic sauce, green salad with home-made mustard balsamic dressing. This fed about 20+ people for one dinner. We have delicious vegetarian fare as well. And as always, wonderful community member Rebecca purchases and cooks it all up for us. We love her, her cooking, and her generosity.

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scorched Nuts updates

PoosieKat — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:16:10 GMT

Howdy folks! I'm bringing you news of ways to help out Scorched Nuts by camping with friends and tickets changes and updates.

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SN Volunteer Work Weekend
May 31-June 1
Hannon's Camp America

As we quickly approach the second year for Scorched Nuts (http://www.scorchednuts.org) we wanted to let you know of a way to benefit the community, the event, and the camping venue. Burners from IN, KY, and OH will be gathering at Hannon's Camp America (the venue for Scorched Nuts) from May 31st to June 1. We'll be camping out (free tent camping, $10 bunk rental if that's your thing), painting signs, digging post holes, building bridges, and ladders into tree houses. This work is mutually beneficial to the community and Hannon's. Come help us foster more community growth and give back. And as always is the case when Burners gather to work, we'll have an amazingly good time.

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SN Ticket Changes and Updates

Hey folks, we've been looking over our ticket sales deadlines and have decided to make a couple of quick, and beneficial to the procrastinator, revisions. First, the deadline for mail-in orders has been pushed back to May 31st for the postmarked date. If it's postmarked after that you're check or money order will be sent back in the mail and you'll have to purchase your ticket on-line or with a vendor. Secondly, tickets will be on sale on-line and will vendors until June 12th. After that time you can purchase your tickets at the gate. Also, you have until midnight tonight to purchase a ticket for the $30 price, after that until June 12th tickets will be $40. We've also lowered the gate price to $50. All deadlines, unless otherwise noted, are until 11:59pm of the date listed. Also please note that there has been a gate policy change, there will be NO in-and-out passes this year. Be prepared to come and stay. You will not be permitted to leave and come back once you exit the gates. Thank you.

To summerize:

Mail-in postmark Deadline: May 31st for $40 tickets
On-line/Vendor Deadline: June 12th for $40 tickets
$30 Ticket Deadline (on-line only): May 12th
$40 Ticket Deadline: June 12th
$50 Gate Ticket Sales: June 19th during gate hours - June 21st at 5pm
No leaving once you've arrived.

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Thank you all for your help and your patience. We hope to see you out at Scorched Nuts, or any of the upcoming events, gatherings, work weekend, etc that we have going on through out the year.

As always, be safe, be happy, and have fun.
April / Poosie kat

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Workshop Weekend

PoosieKat — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:20:24 GMT

When - Feb. 1-3
Where - The Grove (Middletown, Ohio....ask for directions)
How Much - $5

There are no invitations really to the Workshop Weekend. You see a posting about one and you decide to come out. It's just that easy. heeheehee

The workshops are normally 'given' at a set time, however, it's also VERY loose and we run on burner time, so it's a lot of 'ish'.

I think that we're just gonna have two workshops this time around. First, it's winter and we're all a little on the tired side. Secondly, I'm sure that we'll be up to MORE than just the two workshops.

Here's the WW line-up:
Saturday - 2to4pm - Herbal/Medicinal Teas & Tinctures
Saturday - 5to7pm - Digeridoo

Friday and Sunday do not have a scheduled workshop, however, that doesn't mean that we don't have fun, don't learn new things, etc.
Remember if you have electronics questions Tim is more than happy to help and if you have hoop questions, I'm more than happy to help. If you have a hoop, I'd suggest bringing it along, hoops are always welcome and fun.

Okay...some necessities:

$5 to cover workshop costs
Sleeping bag
*Air mattress
Food and/or drink to share
Ideas
Questions

You can come up Friday (Feb. 1st) after 5pm. Even though we don't have any workshops scheduled on Friday it looks like we're gonna be having a Fimo Friday Party. So bring along some Fimo (Sculptey, Premo, etc), any tools you have, and make something out of Fimo with us. There tends to be SOMEthing going on the whole weekend, even if it's just sitting around and talking. The conversations are nothing if not entertaining. :D

See you all SOON!

* Indicates a non-necessity, however, you may be want it. There will be a lot more space in which to crash this time, as opposed to NYE, plus the music won't be as loud or going on for as long. So that'll help with the sleeping.

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New Albany, IN art action!

PoosieKat — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 23:13:49 GMT

October 18,19, and 20

So it goes!

Raising art from the dead
@
The New Albanian Brewing Company

The show will be just two weeks before
Halloween. So come dressed to impress!

Zombies encouraged. mmmm Brains.....

All plans are subject to change but as it stands
here is the plan

Art of all forms by all ages and from multiple places around
the country...Mostly local though...New Albany REPRESENT!
All artists are encouraged to participate. Send me a message ASAP
so that we can get you on the list.

Fire performances by The Phoenix Collective
Kinetic Sculpture-The Contraption- an interactive sculpture worthy of writing home to mom about.
Glass blowing- by Daniel Holland and possibly a few guest appearances
Yoga performances-

Live music- As far as I can remember the musicians are
as follows-- Not all artists are confirmed. Some may have been forgotten
please email us soon to get on the list.

Ben Traughber
Jared Williamson and Tommy Potts
Daniel Brown and friends
Pokey La Farge
Amos
Stephen Powell- aka Tron Force One-- watch this guy he might grab your
ass
Andy Kaiser , Scott Schamel, Rob Payne, and friends
etc....

Other attractions..... Pumpkin carving- more info to com

Flash Zombie Mob---- you never know
when zombies may attack.

BEER!!!!!!

Art Bikes.....show us your ride!

Come out to enjoy the art
Stay for the music....
Oh and did i mention that this place has the best beer ever.
So bring a sober driver. MAKE GOOD CHOICES!

More updates to come........

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Weekend of July the 27th

transformduality — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 04:44:22 GMT

What magic is goin on during that weekend?

Im visiting for the first time from North Alabama...planning on attending IU.

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TRIAGE: Activist Art Exhibit - Indianapolis

PoosieKat — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:43:36 GMT

TRIAGE:Activist Art Exhibit: Saturday,6/30,Fountain Square

Hey Everyone,

Thought you might like to know about this. I will have a few things in this exhibit, and I am also one of the Triage planners. Check out this week's issue of NUVO for more info. It's going to be a really cool day of events, featuring activist art, music, poetry, film, and then some. Check it out (and come say 'hi!')

On Saturday, June 30, 2007, Fountain Square will host TRIAGE, an all-ages free indoor/outdoor exhibition of public art in a variety of media: two and three dimensional work, installation, dance, performance art, film, spoken word, and music, all relating to the
interconnected themes of earth, justice and peace. All of the gravest issues our society and environment can be related to this triad of subjects, and this event will bring together a diverse number of very skilled artists.

Over 80 artists, writers and performers will converge on Fountain
Square to deliver their creative and urgent messages on Saturday, June 30, in this free event taking place from 10 am until 6pm. Artists will be spread throughout the Fountain Square area, and a main stage will feature musical acts throughout the day, along with an open drum circle at 3pm and an open mic at 4pm. (It will be moved to the Wheeler Arts building in case of rain.)

Later that evening, Radio Radio will host a benefit concert for the
Hoosier Environmental Council. The evening concert will start at 9pm, and entry is $5.

** Musical acts include: The blackSoil project (pure organic hip-hop), The Sarah Grain Trio (jazz and bossa nova-inspired folk), Men of Many Vices (bluegrass), Kate Lamont (of MabLab/ blueprintmusic), Twilight Sentinels (golden-age hip-hop), Bala vs. Laptop (electronic and African melody), Dance performance by Jaclyn Virgin, Megan Mills and Kevin Wiltz, DJ Spread.

Please check the website www.greentravel.biz/triage
and www.myspace.com/triageindy for updates. Questions, contact: T.J. Reynolds, Triage Coordinator, 317-332-1960 Triageindy@gamail.com .

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Returning to Bloomington

Mel_Odius — Thu, 10 May 2007 02:49:11 GMT

I'm coming home friends =)

If anyone has a connection to or knows of a job opening for the summer, I would be most grateful.

two weeks and counting...

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Looking for help

PoosieKat — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 21:24:25 GMT

Hey B-towners and other interested/ing folks! An opportunity to help out on playa (Burning Man) this year has come to my attention. See, down in Jeffersonville is a guy who needs someone to help (on-playa) with set-up/tear-down and safety on a fire belching project. He's also looking for someone to help with driving to and from the event. If you act fast there's a possibility of a comp ticket to the 2007 Burn in it for ya (like in life, there is no guarantee). So, if you're interested, think that you have the ability/desire to lend that helping hand, just pm me your e-mail addy and I'll put you in contact.

THANKS!

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EDEN - March 8

PoosieKat — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 14:35:46 GMT

EDEN was started last year to celebrate Indianapolis' Alt communities
and benefit a worthy cause, the fight of HIV/AIDS. The event
sponsored a program called Angels On Wheels that provides
transportation services (the number one barrier to HIV/AIDS treatment)
to men and women in Indiana. This is also the first day of spring
break for most folks.

Details:

3/8/06
Talbott Street
2145 N. Talbott Street
Indianapolis, Indiana

Admission: $6.00
Proceeds Benefiting the Damien Center

Dj's:
Wayne Hill
M Project
Jackola
Copper Top

and a special suprise performance by Solluna
www.myspace.com/palidances

Wayne Hill is likely the longest spinning DJ in the Indianapolis club
scene. He started off in Cincinnati at the legendary Bad Lands in
1978. In those days 'spinning' amounted to a couple of tables, an old
school big knob to cut over to the tracks, and a drum machine for
effects. Most DJ's today have only heard about this original form of
mixing, but Wayne lived it. In 1982 Wayne made a trip over to Indy to
visit the famous Midwest club in Indianapolis called Talbott Street.
Well known for packing them in like sardines, the staff at Talbott,
immediately recognized Wayne from Bad Lands and ushered him to a
private table. That very night he was asked to come back and do a
guest spot, and it was that first guest spot that landed him the
weekend residency at Talbott until they closed in 1985. From there
Wayne has spun long residencies at Our Place, Metro, New York
Connections, and The 501. Well known for his flawless mixing and
cutting edge track selection, Wayne quite easily earned the
reputation of a Class A DJ. In the early 90's he spun at raves all
over the region and did guest spots around the country. A legend in
our own town we welcome Wayne Hill back to Talbott Street for his
first appearance since the club first closed in 1985. Lately Wayne
has been digging electro house, and he is always on top of what is
hot. In his other life Wayne manages the downtown Luna Records and is
as much of a electronic musicologist, as he is a phenomenal DJ.

Mario Florek a.k.a. M Project was born in Poland, on April 19th 1980.
As a child Mario learned to play the drums, then the piano, and
finally the saxophone, giving him a full musical backround growing
up. In highchool Mario met a DJ V who introduced him to the art of
DJing. Mario was instantly hooked and began the well known climb to
achieve attention and deck time in a cut throat city like Chicago.
Chicago, well known for house rather than trance, still books the big
names in the eurodance circuit, however landing a guest spot can be
next to impossible. By 1999 Mario had released a mixed CD that began
landing him those very spots. Today M Project is making an impact on
the electronic-trance music scene & has no intention of stopping. M
Project has held notable night club residencies & appeared in other
special events in most of Chicago's nightclubs including: Vision,
SpyBar, Energy and so on. Mario has played along side the world's top
DJs including: Ferry Corsten, Blank & Jones, ATB, Gabriel & Dresden &
many more! His smooth & pure style of tech-trance will definitely
make you jump, & keeps the crowd wanting & chanting for more. After
the big success of his mixed CD compilation "Trance Visions" exploded
onto the scene, be prepared for his next, "TRANCEWIRED-HARDWIRED",
the ultimate journey into the world of tech trance music! We welcome
M Project, one of Chicago's best trance and tech-trance DJ's to
Talbott Street for his first appearance in Indianapolis.

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Asylum Street Spankers Tonight

PoosieKat — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 16:01:24 GMT

Asylum Street Spankers!
Tonight - Feb 5 - 7:30 pm
indianapolis arts center
(north side of broad ripple - between college and the monon trail.)
15 bucks (ouch! - but worth it...)

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Muncie Gras - Feb. 17th

PoosieKat — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 16:03:04 GMT

Okay, since the downtown development team don't seem to understand what a website is best used for (ie putting up useful information of what is going on...prices, activities, etc) I won't be giving you all a link. However, here in Muncie, IN on Feb. 17th we will be having our annual (4th? 5th?) Muncie Gras celebration. Last year I believe it was $10. There are two outdoor stages, one large one small. Walnut street in downtown Muncie is cordened off for about 3 to 4 blocks. There are vendors selling drinks, baubles, food, and more. There's normally even a mechanical bull.

I'm not sure about arrangements at this point in time. While I live in a house LARGE enough to house 20+ people semi-comfortably, that may not be an option. My friend Spencer will have some room, but it's limited and going fast, so a hotel room may be in order.....and conviently there is one downtown ( http://travel.yahoo.com/p-hotel-328554-radisson_hotel_roberts-i ) that I would suggest for an easy get-away. If enough out of towners show an interest in getting a suite that may be something that we can arrange for, and it would be kind of fun.....at least for all us single folk.

Also, if you are a performer and are planning on coming, let me know. The Fickle Peach, a local bar....my fav....especially since I know the owners pretty damned well and drink there whenever I'm out.......have a booth this year and would like performers (fire/glow/etc) to perform by their booth. This would mean free admittance, some free drinks (beers), and a way to share your talent with the folks of Muncie. Just let me know what you'll need (safety/space), if you'll be doing fire or glow, etc. I'll be doing my LED hoop, if all goes well. I still have to practice a bit more before it's there there there.

So....this is closer, is NOT burner oriented, but that normally doesn't stop me from making it out to it, and it's just another way to hang and have fun with some great people. So there's the info....as much as I know. I would love to see some of you out.

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InterFuse 2007

PoosieKat — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:52:13 GMT

InterFuse - Booneville, Missouri
May 3-6 (Thurs-Sun)
http://www.midwestburners.com

So, here's the deal, right now there are three definite camp members and one maybe. Not a lot of people, but there's still time to plot and plan. So, this year we're working on a camp that will consist of a double dome design (one dome for the public and one for our private camp use with a fire barrell....which would heat the public dome during the evening), a stage for performances of any kind (if you want to contribute a poem, a dance, a play, etc....do, do, do it), and at least one effigy contribution (we're workin' on designs and procession plans at this time). Now, if you're wanting/planning/hoping to go and would like to camp with others from the upper midwest/great lakes area, just let me know. Also, if you want to contribute to any of the above projects, again, let me know....same with questions, comments, and critiques. Oh....and if you want to stay with us, but aren't able to be there the whole time....don't worry one bit about it...we'll make sure that you have a space to call your own.

The planning has begun!

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Indy Invasion!

solluna — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 09:05:29 GMT

Look out, Bloomington. We Indy folk are scheming a carpool down to the land of B-town Saturday Nov 11.

Will bring drums and fire!

<3

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Tonight!

PoosieKat — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 16:27:15 GMT

For anyone in the Lousiville, Southern Indiana
> area ... *TONIGHT*
>
> The Ohio Valley Creative Energy (OVCE) is
> hosting a
> Presentation this Wednesday evening at 7 pm @
> the Ogle Center Recital Hall.

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Call for artists and performers of all varities

PoosieKat — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:41:53 GMT

From: Eden Staff and Promotions <eden.in.indy@gmail.com>
To: indiana-announce@burningman.com
Subject: CALL FOR ARTISTS AND PERFOMERS OF ALL VARITIES
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 4:38 PM
Eden Staff and Promotions is a non-profit organization who seeks to support local community charities with an emphasis on GLBT groups, and youth programs. Last year our first event was held called EDEN: Celebrating Life and Diversity at Talbott Street on 3/29/06. The event featured fire dancers, acrobatics, a decor theme, and three dj's (trance, industrial, house).

The EDEN event is fusion of art, culture, and music. The point of EDEN is to draw in Indianapolis' alt communities for a night of celebration.

We are seeking performers who would like to be apart of next years (07) event, as well as potential sponsors. If interested please write: eden.in.indy@gmail.com.

Sincerely,

Chris Conner
Founder

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1st trip to Bloomington help

transformduality — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:48:02 GMT

Greetings,
I am visiting Bloomington last weekend of this month in hopes to fall in love with the town, move in and attend IU. Are there any Hostels? What about coop's? Whats the best spots to see the reality of the town in two days?

PLEASE HELP

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Super Secret Sideshow

PoosieKat — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:10:57 GMT

The Super Secret Sideshow, created by Mojo the Human Freak [of Blue
Monkey Sideshow fame] will be performing on Thursday, July 27th, at
The Vault in Indianapolis:

http://www.myspace.com/thesupersecretsideshow

http://www.GuerrillaArt.net

Come see the FREAKS!

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Forestdancin' in French Lick-next week

Jason — Thu, 20 Jul 2006 19:55:29 GMT

If you are in the area and you want to experience a couple of nights around a fire, with a commitment to holding space for deep trance work, deep listening, the balancing of the feminine and masculine divine energies, humour, fun, dancing, drumming, singing, sacred work and play, organic food, and the brewing of sacred teas harvested daily from the land we will be honoring, please come and be with us the last weekend of July.

This will be our second gathering at Our Haven in French Lick. We are offering a meal plan for $75 that is mostly vegitarian, and partly organic and native (nearby). Registration without the meal plan is also $75.

For more info check us out at www.Forestdance.net.

see you in all that you are, around the fire,

Jason
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Entheon: Rise - August 5th

robintala — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:14:37 GMT

Yo Btown Family,

I will be MCing and performing in Chicago on August 5th along with many talented DJs and Fire Artists and Live Painters...

Check this out:

www.entheonvillage.com

Arise Productions & Entheon Village Present:

Entheon:RISE

The LAST & FINAL Entheon Village Fundraising Event for Entheon Village's Participation In Burning Man 2006.

Come join the family, your community, fellow burners and freaks for a whole night of adventure, exploration, amazing music, visionary art, fire spinning, belly dancing, live painting and multiple rooms of interactive art.

Saturday, August 5, 2006

Heir Gallery
4115 S. State St
Chicago IL 60609

Pre-Sale Tickets www.entheonvillage.com $20 presale
Door Price: $30
Dressed in outrageous costume: $25
Pre-Sale Tickets will end on Aug 1st at Midnight

Pre-event gallery hours 7pm-9pm
Music & Event 9pm-5am

Live Visionary Painting:
Robert Venosa ( www.venosa.com )
Martina Hoffmann ( www.martinahoffmann.com )
J. Garcia ( www.jgarcia.net)
Oliver Vernon ( www.oliververnon.com )
Kris D. ( www.krisd.net)
Jeremy Genis ( www.jeremygenis.com )
David Hilborn ( www.davidhilborn.com )
Live UV Body Painting by Amy J ( www.uvglowin.com )

Live PA/ Live Music:
Random Rab Live (San Fran) El Circo ( www.myspace.com/randomrab )
Switchfocus (San Fran) "The Doctors of Disco Malfunction" ( www.switchfocus.com )
Brad Miner (Chicago) First Cut, illmeasures ( www.illmeasures.com )
Preston Klik's Ritual (Chicago) ( www.DivaNation.com)
Dojo (Chicago) vs. Trotsky (Bristol, U.K.) ( www.nmorchestra.org )
EE (Chicago) Environmental Encroachment ( www.encroach.net )

DJS:
Asmadeus (Chicago) Native State Records, Chilluminati ( www.nativestatesrecords.com )
110/220 ~ Radiohiro vs. Divine Balance Devi (Chicago) DivineBalance Records ( www.kollektivmusic.com & www.divinebalance.com )
Levi (Chicago) Locale Sundays ( www.localeevents.com)
James Coddington (Chicago) Equulei : Nobot Media & Dorje Record ( www.soaringbrain.com )
Chris Widman (Chicago) WLUW Abstract Science ( www.abstractscience.net )

*with more being added*

MC ~ Goodfelllow ~ Lyrical Flow & Poetics ( www.panjea.com/goodfelllow )

Visuals Projections provided by a team of Chicago best Visual Projection Artist curated by Mason Dixon from Design After Next.

Performance Art:
SPUNN ~ Kinetic Fire ( www.spunn.org)
Pyrotechniq ~ Urban. Fire. Samurai. ( www.pyrotechniq.com)
Effervescent ~ Kaleidoscopic Interactive Projections on Live Performers
Def Con Five ~ Live Graffiti
Carla Starla ~ Tarot Readings ( www.carlastarla.com)

Art Installations:
Alex Grey and Allyson Grey ~ Chapel of Sacred Mirrors ( www.alexgrey.com )
IAMU ~ Interdimensional Art Movement Unified ( www.iamunified.com )
Kevin Loftus ~ Pulsating Visions on Fabric
OVT Visuals ~ Interactive Visual Projections ( www.myspace.com/briandressel )
Earthen Sculpturing ~ by Miguel Elliot ( www.chicobco.com)
Dave's Rock Shop ~ Minerals and Fossils
Patrick"Alobar"Jones ~ EntheoAbstract Art & Décor
MagicLasers ( www.magiclasers.com)

Other Cool Things:
AMAZING STAR BAR...high vibe elixirs & smoothies for the curious! www.superfoods.com
Hookah Bar

Art Gallery:
The Art Gallery will be hosting an art auction featuring original and limited edition works by: Alex and Allyson Grey, Robert Venosa, Martina Hoffmann, J. Garcia, Roman Villagrana, Oliver Vernon, Kris Davidson, Michael Gonzo Gonzales, Dreamers Jewelry, Music & Necklaces from the Psymbolic Shop and many more.

Pre-Pay Tickets by Psymbolic.com
18+ to enter
21+ to drink
ID is required!
This is an ALL CASH event, so please plan accordingly.

Flyer available at www.entheonvillage.com

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posted in Bloomington IN - 1 reply

Hello everyone!

Mon, 12 Sep 2005 21:05:17 GMT

Hey, I'm new to tribe and just wondering if there were any single moms around here. I thought it would be nice to put together some sort of local support network. Let me know if you're interested. Have a great day!!

Bethani

posted in Bloomington IN - 0 replies

anyone interested in FREE meditation classes?????? if s

christophercook — Wed, 20 Jul 2005 20:29:55 GMT

I was thinking of wayz i could contribute to the bloomington community and due to my background in yoga and meditation (practiced for ten years...am an initiated kriyaban (form of meditation brought to america by Parmahamsa Yogananda) I thought i would offer up free classes in the ham-sa technique of meditation..if interested let me know!!!..ok be well
namaste
c

posted in Bloomington IN - 4 replies

Moving Sale!

karamiri — Sat, 06 Aug 2005 00:59:44 GMT

Hi there everyone! I'm moving out of good old B-Town and have plenty of stuff to sell for real cheap.
Prices range from $3 to $20 for furniture, electronics, computer peripherals, lightings, and miscellaneous items! Come take a look at all my stuff (pictures, prices and descriptions) at: http://www.karamiri.com/sale/forsale.htm

posted in Bloomington IN - 0 replies

coming your way

christophercook — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 16:30:20 GMT

Hola all you Indiana bound folks...
I am moving to your area at the end of April..... starting to worry there may be a lack of FREAKS to play with...is it really as conservative as they say???? it' sbeen eleven years since i have lived there....FUC*** anywayz...you have been warned..I AM COMING ;)

posted in Bloomington IN - 3 replies

hey

Thu, 07 Oct 2004 20:31:40 GMT

Hello ppl Im new to Bloomington...came here fromTexas.

posted in Bloomington IN - 1 reply

roommate for August

Wed, 24 Mar 2004 02:46:27 GMT

Anybody looking for a place to live next year, or know anybody who is? I'm looking for a quiet, responsible, preferably grad student roommate to share a lovely house one block south of campus, on all bus lines, with w/d, a/c, full kitchen, etc.

You can reach me at asweinbe at indiana dot edu . Thanks!

posted in Bloomington IN - 1 reply

New

gdogfunk — Tue, 01 Jun 2004 02:42:47 GMT

Hi I am new to this Tribe but not new to the area....have lived west of B-town my whole life.....wanting to meet new friends in Bloomington to hang with and talk with.....Anybody willing??

posted in Bloomington IN - 0 replies