Open Studio
Episode: #906
Airdate: Thursday, October 12, 2006 (@ 8:00pm)
Raymond Harrison
Winterberry Unique Wooden Gifts
Wonderful wooden gifts, that are hand carved, are what you will find by Raymond. For 33 years he has created wooden toys, furniture and knick-knacks. His trademark piece is called "Eternal Bloom" based on the Lotus flower.
If you need an original gift, check out Winterberry Unique Wooden Gifts, there might be something you’ve been looking for.
Website: www.WoodenGifts.net
Chef Greg Beachey
Elkhart Area Career Center
Chef Greg whipped up a tailgating spread that will make your mouth water! He prepared pork chops with a mocha rub (ground coffee and cocoa) and a port cherry barbeque sauce. He also made grilled veggies that consisted of zucchini, yellow squash, green & yellow peppers and sweet potato. Remember the key to tailgating is – be ready!
Music Segment
Edisher Savitski
Edisher Savitski won an international Piano-e-Competition where he competed against sixty other pianists from around the world. He started studying piano in his native Republic of Georgia and in 1998, Savitski joined the piano studio of Alexander Toradze at IUSB. There he earned his Masters degree and Artist Diploma. Edisher performed two pieces, "Mozart Rondo in F Major K533" and a faster piece entitled, "S. Prokffiev Precipitato from Sonata #7".
Travis Childs
Northern Indiana Center for History
Travis is the Director of School Programs at the Center for History. He talked about their popular Cabin Days program, which will be taking place October 17-20.
Cabin Days teaches students the days of the pioneers in the 1830s who settled in the St. Joseph River Valley. During the program, volunteers dress the part and demonstrate the way life was back then. They have a blacksmith, a woodsman, a "school marm" and even a "doctor" who talks about the uses of leeches in treating fevers.
Website: www.CenterForHistory.org
Out and About with Craig Gibson
Burden of Proof – Photographs by Nate Larson
Now – October 20 from 9am-5pm
The Photography Gallery at Riley Hall
Second Floor, Riley Hall of Art
Notre Dame, Indiana
The Producers
October 13-15
Morris Performing Arts Center
Information: 574-235-9190
8th Annual South Bend Chili Cook-Off
October 15 from Noon-4pm
Island Park, Century Center
Information: www.centurycenter.org
Experience Michiana
Langes Meat Market
218 W 7th Street
Michigan City, IN 46360
219-874-0071
Marybeth Saunders
Hip!pocket
On October 13th, head to downtown South Bend for Hip!pocket. This music event takes the public to small venues where you can enjoy the sounds of live music.
1. The Mole Hole: Suggesting Scarlett with Molly Moon, Jacquee Dickey, Beth Graham, Marybeth Saunders and Venitia Sekema.
2. Howard Park: General Store Jim Wilcox plays classic country with special guest Jack Grey
3. Radecki Galleries: "Southside Denny" Snyder, solo acoustic
4. KCA on the Run: Michael Snyder accompanied by Kathleen Moore
5. The Natural Way: The Merriman Trio, Mary Merriman, Stephen Merriman, and special guest Rich Cohen
There will be 5 different places to stop and listen, where there will be a little bit of something for everyone. So grab some friends and head out to Hip!pocket!
Website: www.HippocketSB.com
Janet Sullivan
Sculptor
Besides being a sculptor, Janet owns a little shop called Gifts, Art, Garden, Antiques (GAGA, photo below) that includes pillars from the original House of David Hotel. Currently, she does ceramic and natural material wall sculptures and cast concrete birdbaths and garden tables.
Stop in and say hello to Janet in Riverside, Michigan.
Website: www.YoullGoGAGA.com
Know someone who would make a great guest?