Saturday, March 28, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
Tour is completely booked! Look out New Orleans! One week to depature
Our final event is booked and here is our official complete tour scheduled forBooks on Wheels Spring Tour 2009!
Sunday April 5th:
Annunciation Mission
The corner of Napoleon and S Claiborne
1-4 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
Books on Prisoners Book Donation
Nowe Miasto
6 pm
Monday, April 6th:
R.U.B.A.R.B. Bicycle Donation
12 pm
Sylvanie Williams Elementary School Book Donation
2 pm
Isrealite Baptist Church
2100 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
3-6 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
Tuesday, April 7th:
Sylvanie Williams Elementary School Book Donation
1 pm
Alvar Library Branch
913 Alvar Street
3 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
-Shelley
Sunday April 5th:
Annunciation Mission
The corner of Napoleon and S Claiborne
1-4 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
Books on Prisoners Book Donation
Nowe Miasto
6 pm
Monday, April 6th:
R.U.B.A.R.B. Bicycle Donation
12 pm
Sylvanie Williams Elementary School Book Donation
2 pm
Isrealite Baptist Church
2100 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
3-6 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
Tuesday, April 7th:
Sylvanie Williams Elementary School Book Donation
1 pm
Alvar Library Branch
913 Alvar Street
3 pm
Free and Open to the Public!
-Shelley
Thanks to Six Burner! and.. Tour is COMPLETELY BOOKED!
We had a blast last night enjoying really wonderful dinner at Six Burner last night. The food was amazing, the crowd was great, and a lot of people still came out even though the weather was weirdo. Thanks to Tracey Love for setting up the event and the cook and staff at the resturant for hosting such a great time!!
And... our last event is booked for our Tour:
Sunday April 5th
1-4 pm
Annunciation Mission
on the corner of Napoleon and S Claiborne
Open to the Public and of course, FREE!
1-4 pm
Annunciation Mission
on the corner of Napoleon and S Claiborne
Open to the Public and of course, FREE!
-Shelley
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Thanks to Cub Scouts Pack 2835!
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
The Bridge: Visit to C'ville '09
Thanks to Shell for having us at The Bridge for the debut of Charlottesvilles bike zine "Kickstand" for music, readings, snacks, and wonderful people. It was a really great Friday evening! Here are some pics.
www.thebridgepai.com
www.thebridgepai.com
The Bridge
404 E Water St
Charlottesville, VA 22902
(434) 984-566
"AT A GLANCE; The Bridge is a small-scale non-profit arts organization housed in a 1200 sq. ft, brick building on the corner of Graves and Monticello in the neighborhood of Belmont, just south of downtown Charlottesville. As one local put it: “That big brick of chocolate adorned with a silver ribbon of smoke.
AT HEART; We strive to be an accessible and dynamic venue for the exploration of the creative process, supporting the work of emerging artists, young and old, and working to actively dissolve social barriers, and bring people together through collaborative practices and programming in the arts."
AT HEART; We strive to be an accessible and dynamic venue for the exploration of the creative process, supporting the work of emerging artists, young and old, and working to actively dissolve social barriers, and bring people together through collaborative practices and programming in the arts."
-Shelley
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