Monthly Archives: July 2012

Hey you frosted little sno-cone sleeves, Pub Trivia Hosted By Jeb Ebben And Sponsored Graciously By Our Friends At Lakefront Brewery is turning a ripe old one year old tomorrow. That means very VERY little other than Jeb is probably … Continue reading →

Last time the Treatment played here, we got a lot of good feedback from customers, especially members. So we’re bringing them back tonight, and they’re going to start an hour earlier than usual for everyone’s enjoyment. Come check out their … Continue reading →

Fire Destroys Riverwest Building On July 17th, 2012 a 5 alarm fire ripped through a buidling at Center & Fratney.  This building was the home to a number of galleries and artist studios.  Many of whom have now loss much … Continue reading →

We’re hosting one out of town author and one local author for a reading and Q&A this Monday at 7pm. Jason Lee Norman graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor’s in English Literature. He then received his MA … Continue reading →

If you missed the panel last night, it is available thanks to Joe Brusky’s handiwork. Pretty interesting stuff. We’re going to do this again regarding the same or similar topic in August, probably on the 12, so mark your calendars. … Continue reading →

July 22, 6pm. On July 22, Melody Hoffmann and Steve Whitlow will come together to discuss Melody’s dissertation chapter on the Riverwest 24 titled “‘The Goal is to Strengthen Our Neighborhood’: The role of an urban 24-hour bicycle race in … Continue reading →

We make daily posts about drink specials, upcoming events, and stuff we care about on Facebook. Due to Facebook’s new policy, only about 10% of people that ‘like’ our page have been seeing the status updates. In order to see … Continue reading →

After The Recall: A panel presented by Riverwest Public House’s NIGHT SCHOOL July 15 @7pm Come join us for an open community meeting to discuss and strategize the future of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, our Neighborhood, and the Left. Panelists will present … Continue reading →

In March of 2011 we opened our doors to an amazing outpouring of community support. The governor’s assault on the middle class galvanized our neighborhood, city, and surrounding area, and we were happy to stand with them and participate in … Continue reading →