Clipper Mill’s Oddest Museum Is Closing
Les Harris’ Amaranthine Museum in Clipper Mill, a 10-year-old attraction that showcases 200 paintings by the late artist Les Harris, is closing permanently this month at its current location and moving to a different site with less space.
Featured Listing: Beautiful Stone Mill Home in Historic Woodberry
Featured Listing: 3711 Clipper Rd- Historic Woodberry
List Price: $399,900
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms
This gorgeous home presents a rare opportunity to own a beautifully renovated, distinctive dwelling in a community where one can walk to everything; including nationally recognized restaurants, award-winning coffee shop, artisans and more.
Tiny Workshop from Charm City Craft Mafia
Want to gain a whole heap of new skills in one delightful evening? That’s the idea behind the Charm City Craft Mafia’s latest venture: the Tiny Workshop. It’s a quick and dirty (okay, not that dirty) intro to three different art forms as practiced by some of Baltimore’s favorite crafters. All supplies are provided, and the level of instruction is perfect even for those with little or no experience. And did we mention the workshop is being held at Artifact Coffee? That means you can sip on some of the best java in town or snack from their always-delicious menu while you master your new found craft skills.
STARTS HERE! The Ivy Bookshop Reading Series Tonight at Artifact Coffee
Starts Here! At Artifact Coffee
THE IVY BOOKSHOP AND ARTIFACT COFFEE
Monday, August 25, 2014 – 7:00pm
Jen Michalski hosts the August installment of our Starts Here! series. The evening will feature readings by Michael Kimball, Sarah Pinsker,Matthew Zingg.
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By The Author
Michael Kimball is the author of seven books, including Galaga, Big Ray, and Dear Everybody. His work has been translated into a dozen languages, and featured on NPRs All Things Considered and in Vice, as well as in The Guardian and Bomb.
Sarah Pinsker‘s novelette In Joy, Knowing the Abyss Behind, won the 2014 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award and was a finalist for the Nebula Award. Her fiction has been published in magazines including Asimov’s, Strange Horizons, Fantasy & Science Fiction, Lightspeed, Baltimore City Paper, and more, and in anthologies including Long Hidden, Fierce Family, and The Future Embodied. She co-hosts the Baltimore Science Fiction Society’s Dangerous Voices Variety Hour, a reading series/quiz show.
Matthew Zingg’s work can be found in Blackbird, Muzzle, Sink Review, The Madison Review, The Awl, HTML Giant, 32 Poems, The Rumpus, The Paris-American, and Everyday Genius among others. Originally from Tennessee, Zingg now lives in Baltimore, where he hosts the Federal Dust Reading Series.
Featured Listing: Rarely Available Parkview Contemporary in Clipper Mill w/ 2-CAR GARAGE
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 7/20 1 – 3pm
$585,000
3423 Woodberry Avenue, Baltimore
3 bedroom(s), 4 bathroom(s)
2,400 square feet
Tonight at Respite Wellness Center Baltimore: Deepen your Practice with Patanjali Yoga
Tonight – Deepen your Practice with Patanjali Yoga – Iyengar based practice is an adjunct to Jennifer’s teacher training – great practice for teachers and for those wishing to enjoy the present moment through true alignment and deepen the focus of their practice. $20
TRE Workshops and Level 1 Certification Training with Maria Alfaro at Respite Wellness
Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises™ Workshop and Level I Certification Training
Respite Wellness
Friday, July 25th 10:30am-6:30pm
Saturday, July 26th 10:30am-6:30pm
Sunday, July 27th 10:30am- 6:30pm
TRE™ is a set of exercises based on neurological, biological and anatomical functioning following trauma and chronic tension. These exercises are drawn from innovative therapeutic approaches such as bioenergetics, tai chi, yoga and other eastern practices.
TRE™ is designed to tap into the body”s natural functioning to process the internalized effect of trauma. This is done by activating the body”s genetically encoded response called neurogenic tremors. These tremors are the nervous system”s way of discharging tension and involuntary muscular contraction caused by stress and trauma.
This certification is especially appropriate for those who seek tools to aid their clients or for anyone who seeks to understand and heal from chronic tension and trauma.
The Level One Training prepares the practitioner to lead individuals safely through the exercises.
NOTE: This training meets the initial requirements for the TRE™ Practitioner Level 1 Certification. Enrolling in the Certification Program is not a requirement for taking this training. If you are not interested in being certified and you are only participating for your own personal healing you will not have to fulfill any additional requirements after the training.
This workshop can also be an excellent way of being introduced to TRE™ for people who haven”t experienced it before.This gentle and profound practice facilitates the lengthening and relaxation of the psoas muscle and the release of physical and emotional tension and stress.
Some of the benefits that you may experience
from practicing TRE™ include:
* release chronic tension
* discharge emotional and physical trauma
* increase energy and stamina
* improve sleep and mood
* decrease aches and pains
* increase flexibility
* decrease symptoms of sciatica and fibromyalgia and many other chronic conditions
This training will be offered by Maria Alfaro. Maria has been designated as a TRE™ Trainer by Dr. David Berceli, the creator of TRE™. Maria has a background in Yoga, Martial Arts and Esalen Massage. She has been training with Dr. Berceli since 2004 and teaching his work ever since. Over the past 9 years Maria taught TRE™ to thousands of people in the US, in Europe and in Canada and she assisted Dr. Berceli in numerous trainings in the United States and in South Africa. Maria is also one of two lead instructors for Neurogenic Yoga.
TRE Workshop and Level 1 Training with Maria Alfaro
Fri, Sat, Sun Date: Jul 25, 2014 to Jul 27, 2014 From: 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM
TRE™ Workshop and Level 1 Training
in BaltimoreFriday, July 25th 10:30am-6:30pm
Saturday, July 26th 10:30am-6:30pm
Sunday, July 27th 10:30am- 6:30pm$400 by June 25th 2014 $450 after that date For more information about the TRE™ Training and Certification program please visit www.TREcalifornia.com If you have any questions or concerns about this workshop please email me:[email protected] For logistical information and Travel: http://givemerespite.com/about-us/location-directions/
in BaltimoreFriday, July 25th 10:30am-6:30pm
Saturday, July 26th 10:30am-6:30pm
Sunday, July 27th 10:30am- 6:30pm$400 by June 25th 2014 $450 after that date For more information about the TRE™ Training and Certification program please visit www.TREcalifornia.com If you have any questions or concerns about this workshop please email me:[email protected] For logistical information and Travel: http://givemerespite.com/about-us/location-directions/
For Registration questions: [email protected] or call 410-215 4930Space is limited so make sure to reserve your spot by registering early 🙂
FEATURED LISTING: Clipper Mill Overlook Favorite Contemporary Model
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, May 4th 12 – 2pm
$589,000
3434 Woodberry Avenue, Woodberry
3 bedroom(s), 4 bathroom(s)
STARTS HERE! The Ivy Bookshop Reading Series Tonight at Artifact Coffee
Starts Here! At Artifact Coffee
THE IVY BOOKSHOP AND ARTIFACT COFFEE
Monday, April 28, 2014 – 7:00pm
Jen Michalski hosts the April installment of our Starts Here! series at Artifact Coffee. The evening will feature writers Maud Casey, D. Foy and Joseph Riippi.
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By The Author
Maud Casey is the author of the novels The Man Who Walked Away, The Shape of Things to Come (a New York Times Notable Book) and Genealogy, and a collection of stories, Drastic. She is the recipient of the Calvino Prize and has received fellowships from the Fundacion Valparaiso, Hawthornden International Writers Retreat, Chateau de Lavigny, Dora Maar and the Passa Porta residency at Villa Hellebosch. Casey teaches at the University of Maryland and lives in Washington, DC.
D. Foy is the author of the novel Made to Break. His story “Barnacles of the Fuzz” appeared in Forty Stories: New Writing from Harper Perennial, edited by Cal Morgan. His essay on the American laundromat came out in Snorri Bros.’Laundromat, an homage in photographs to the laundromats of New York City. His work has appeared in Revolver, Post Road, Frequencies, Salon, The Literary Review, The Georgia Review and BOMB. He lives in Brooklyn.
Joseph Riippi is the author of A Cloth House, The Orange Suitcase and Do Something! Do Something! Do Something! and a chapbook called Treesisters. His latest isPuyallup, Washington (an interrogation), and two novels will come out in 2014: Because and Research (A Novel for Performance). He lives with his wife in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Artifact Coffee
1500 Union Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21211
