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SUMMARY:Stoicism in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:Join the members of the MKE Stoic Fellowship for a special Stoic Week event\, hosted by the Shorewood Library. \nLocal philosopher Dr. Gregory B. Sadler will co-facilitate a discussion focused on how Stoic philosophy and practice can help people deal with common workplace issues. \n
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: A Craving for Clay
DESCRIPTION:Madison-based master ceramist Gerit Grimm tells of her lifelong obsession with clay and how it’s shaped her life from Germany to Wisconsin. A guided exhibition tour of MOWA’s latest exhibition “Gerit Grimm’s Fairytales: In a Time Neither Now nor Then” will follow. \n
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/artist-talk-a-craving-for-clay/
LOCATION:205 Veterans Ave.\, West Bend\, WI\, 53095\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Twilight Hours w/ sp. guest Sam Llanas
DESCRIPTION:$15\nTickets available now\, here– https://anodynecoffee.com/shop/shop/thetwilighthours/ \nJohn Munson (Semisonic\, Trip Shakespeare) and Matt Wilson (Trip Shakespeare) met as teens in the late 80s when they became the rhythm section in a Minneapolis band called E Brown. At the time\, Matt was a drummer\, but he was determined to figure out how to play guitar by learning the licks on B.B. and Freddie King records. John\, who got his start in a Rush and Aerosmith cover band\, was on a higher mission of his own\, to crack the codes of jazz bass. The two eventually formed their own group\, Trip Shakespeare\, teaming with Matt’s brother Dan and a standup drummer\, Elaine Harris. They toured for a decade during the 80s and 90s\, releasing four albums. \nMatt was the band’s lyricist\, but in 1992 he foundered on such profound case of writer’s block that in desperation he broke up the group. He then watched as John and Dan rose to the peak of the billboard charts as two-thirds of a new trio\, Semisonic. John toured the world and was exposed to the music industry’s elite. Meanwhile\, Matt learned to make web pages and scuffled about the Minneapolis music scene\, eventually releasing his 1998 solo record\, the unsung classic Burnt White & Blue. \nAs the years wound ahead\, John and Matt began to perform together once more as an acoustic duo\, eventually settling on the name The Twilight Hours. In 2007 they released a gentle rock record featuring the sort of instrumentation you might hear at a high school play. That LP\, Stereo Night\, yielded a Twin Cities hit\, “Queen of Tomorrow”\, and forced the pair to build a band of talented musicians\, including Dave Salmela on piano; Steve Roehm on drums\, guitar and synth; Richard Medek on drums; and Minneapolis punk rock producer Jacques Wait on lead guitar. \nOn July 15\, 2016\, the group released a follow up\, the expansive Black Beauty. Wide-ranging in style and groove\, the record maintains a chordal and melodic sweetness that contradicts the sorrowful sentiments of its lyrics. This mix of sad and happy\, doom and redemption is the key to this album’s title\, and\, the group believes\, a pattern in much of the world’s greatest art – and in the world itself: darkness and beauty in one. www.thetwilighthours.com/ \nSam Llanas (founding memeber of Bodeans) opens the show with Sean Williamson! www.samllanas.com www.seanwilliamson.net/ \n
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/the-twilight-hours-w-sp-guest-sam-llanas/
LOCATION:224 W. Bruce St.\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53204\, United States
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