Lake Street News Brief
www.lakestreetcouncil.org 
October 7, 2008
 
Lake Street Council's mission is to build
a cohesive strategy to ensure the ongoing vitality
of the Lake Street Corridor business community.
 

The Latest on Lake:

Lake Street Calendar:

October 7th: Graffiti Education Meeting
6:30 - 8:00 PM, 3101 Bryant Ave. S. (Bryant Square Park Recreation Center)
Learn how to protect your property, how to remove it, what happens with a graffiti report, and more. Guest speakers from the police department and the Clean City Coordinator.

October 8th: Lake Street Construction Meeting
2:00 PM, 105 West Lake Street (Champions)
County & City project staff discuss the latest construction updates and listen and respond to business concerns.

October 9th: Community Builders Dinner, at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
6:00 PM, 2924 4th Ave. S.
Celebrating the first anniversary of the Colin Powell Youth Leadership Center and Cristo Rey Jesuit High School.

October 9th: The Carol Connolly Reading Series, at Intermedia Arts
7:00 PM, 2822 Lyndale Ave. S.
"Beyond the Pure: Readings by Writers of Color" Featuring poets Ibé, Bao Phi, and Sun Yung Shin. Admission by donation.

October 11th
: Cheese & Apple Festival, at Midtown Global Market
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, 920 East Lake Street
A celebration of cheese, apples, and local fall produce. Cheese-lovers can sample cheeses from around the world and meet the producers.   Jeff Maxwell from Jakeeno’s Trattoria will demonstrate how to make fresh mozzarella. Apple aficionados will be able to taste, learn about and purchase local and regional apples and fresh-pressed cider.

October 11th: Little Grandpa's Big Adventure, at In the Heart of the Beast Theatre
10:00 AM & Noon, 1500 E. Lake St.
It’s just another day in Little Grandpa’s neighborhood, until alien creatures sneak in and leave their little monster baby to take a nap. Part of HOBT's Saturday Puppet Shows for Kids series.

October 16th: Introduction to Streetscape Design
8:00 - 9:00 AM, 839 University Ave. (Model Cities)
A presentation by Mike McGarvey, a landscape architect with SRF Consulting who recently worked on the reconstruction of Lake Street. Learn what makes urban streetscapes successful, how streetscapes can benefit businesses, and how businesses can create successful streetscapes.


October 19th
Author Reading, at Magers & Quinn
5:00 PM, 3038 Hennepin Ave. S.
Tom Dickson discusses The Great Minnesota Fish Book. "An elegant full-color work for everyone from the passionate angler to the up-north cabin dweller, The Great Minnesota Fish Book conveys the love and fascination—and in the case of eelpout, the disdain—that people have for the fishes of our home state."

October 24th & 25thKinetic Kitchen, at Patrick's Cabaret
8:00 PM, 3010 Minnehaha Ave.
The Kinetic Kitchen returns. Featuring: Christopher Watson Dance Company, Denise Armstead, Christopher Yaeger and the C Street Dancers, and Aurora Dance.

Through October 26th
: Stitch, Bitch N' Die, at Bryant Lake Bowl
7:00 PM Saturdays & Sundays in October, 810 West Lake Street
"Murder! The newest member of the knitting group has been brutally stabbed with a pair of knitting needles! Who is guilty? Who is innocent? Who will finish their scarf first?"

Through October 26th: A Life In The Theatre, at Jungle Theater
2951 Lyndale Ave. S.
"David Mamet celebrates the love, admiration, humor, and sadness that accompanies the passing of the artistic torch from one generation to the next."

Through November 2nd
: archy and mehitabel, at Open Eye Figure Theatre
506 E. 24th St.
"This humorous poetic romp  is created for the stage by two of  the Twin Cities most comedic and loved performers. Cockroaches...Cleopatra...rubbish...royalty.  Join Sarah Agnew and Jim Lichtscheidl as they serve up Don Marquis' archy and mehitabel, new and skewed where '...men and insects are the same, both transient flecks of starry dust that out of nothing came.' "

November 2nd: Neighborhood Night 15 Year Celebration, at Bryant Lake Bowl
6:00 PM - 2:00 AM, 810 West Lake Street
Free bowling, food and drink specials as a thank you from BLB to their neighbors for their continued business as BLB turns 15 years old.