Monthly Archives: September 2012

Elusive Parallelograms is a band from Milwaukee. We asked them a handful of questions about the generalities of life. Nothing too heavy. But they took it really seriously. Check it out: 1) What’s your favorite drink? David: LSD Stefan:  Anything … Continue reading →

In case you missed it, here’s an hour’s worth of the conversation from the second installment of our Night School series After The Recall, What Next? It took place on Sept 23 at 6pm. Special thanks to James Block, Carolina … Continue reading →

You asked for it. You got it. We’re showing the debates. Oct 3. 8pm. Presidential. Domestic Policy Oct 11. 8pm. Vice Presidential. Foreign and Domestic Policy Oct 16. 8pm. Presidential. Town meeting format. Foreign/Domestic Policy.  Oct 22. 8pm. Presidential. Foreign … Continue reading →

This Thursday we’re hosting the international touring act Bike Smut. Now in it’s 6th year, the short erotic film collective and bicycle-philes are plopping their horny asses down in our stools for the night. This is not to be missed. … Continue reading →

We caught up with Jason Mohr from Juniper Tar and Andrew Jambura from Sat Nite Duets and asked them a handful of questions to pick their brains before the show. Here’s what they came up with. 1) What’s your favorite drink? … Continue reading →

We’re proud to announce our sponsorship of the film We’re Not Broke in the 2012 Milwaukee Film Festival. Check below for all the crucial details. We’ll be announcing ticket give-aways in the very near future. Check our Email Blast, Facebook … Continue reading →

We’re introducing a new gluten-free cider to our tap lines. Fox Barrel Cider is an American Pear Cider that was founded in California in 2004. Pints, as always, are $4 and $3 for members. Here is their highly stimulating, psychologically … Continue reading →

Artists need movements. Movements need artists. Lampert will discuss the role of artists in social justice movements drawing from examples ranging from ACT NYC, the 1970s feminist movement, prison justice campaigns, and the 2012 student strikes in Quebec, among others. … Continue reading →