Visual Arts
   We are proud to showcase local artists from the area in our tea lounge. We rotate artwork on a bi-monthly cycle to keep the view fresh and new.
    
   Our Friday After Hours- Artist Night feature that month's artist(s) usually on the first Friday of the month, with events ranging from a gallery night (allowing a meet and greet with the artist(s)) to a live canvas night in which the artist(s) create a piece of artwork in front of the viewers. Questions on the artist's technique and philosophy can be answered. 

Artwork on display is also available for purchasing...

                         

August & September

Due to customer feedback, we are keeping Brian's artwork on display a little longer!

Brian Katsetos is our current featured artist.

Brian has been a freelance photographer for over 10 years. He graduated from St. Norbert College with a degree in Business Administration and minors in Computer Science, Graphic Design, Marketing and Photography.

Currently Brian is Chief Dreamer of Artasm Studios, which is a design, marketing, and IT consulting company and works with many companies all over the nation.

Music
  Our After Hours Music nights feature an array of local musicians. We try to always have the live music on the second Friday of each month. You can be sure that they'll provide the right soundtrack to the perfect family-friendly evening.

Friday, November 14, 2008, back by popular demand, we will be presenting the

Green Bay Jazz Guitar Project from UWGB

Poetry/Open Mic Night
   Our After Hours open mic night is the perfect chance to show off your lyrical skills. Come in to hear the variety of talent the area has to offer or to participate in the fun.  All we ask is you keep it family-friendly. Sign-up begins at 6:30 and if you're not sure if your stuff is family friendly then we ask you show us before hand.

Open Mic Night is scheduled for November 21 at 7pm. If you share two pieces or more, you can enjoy one cup of tea on us!


“We write because we believe the human spirit cannot be tamed and should not be trained.”- Nikki Giovanni