(12.15) What Cheer Antiques and Vintage is throwing a 14th Anniversary and Holiday Party . . . and passing the savings on to you. …for this one day sale all Used Stuff will be 20% Off and all New Stuff will be 10% Off. we’ve got lots and lots of New + Used Vinyl Records […]
As in: Remember when they actually sold books? The only “fiction” left at the Brown Bookstore is that it is still some sort of a bookstore. Ralph Lauren replaced Ralph Waldo Emerson long ago. None of this has anything to do with the forthcoming memoir written by occasional Daily Dose contributor Matthew Lawrence, co-editor of
Congratulations to the Avon Cinema on 75 years of daring, innovative, and fun programming — Harold and Maude, Queen of Hearts, This is Spinal Tap midnights, Blow Up, I Am Curious Yellow, The Happening — and that crazy Low Anthem concert that one time. (Do more stuff like that!) And thanks for building a theater
(6.19) Head over to the Brown Bookstore to hear mystery writer Archer Mayor, author of the highly acclaimed Detective Joe Gunther series, discuss the latest installment — number twenty-three in the series — Paradise City. Archer Mayor . . . . . . was variously employed as a scholarly editor, a researcher for TIME-LIFE Books,
(6.15) Interesting event at What Cheer Antiques and Vintage: Trav S. D., author of “Chain of Fools,” will screen two silent films — Harold Lloyd’s 1919 “Don’t Shove” and Buster Keaton’s 1923 “The Baloonatic” — leading a discussion and providing insights and context. I confess I’m not the hugest fan of the silent movies, but
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A new Gourmet Heaven location has opened on Meeting Street — right up from Thayer behind the Avon — you will no longer have to go all the way downtown to satisfy that 3am craving for mac ‘n’ cheese and gummy bears and cookies and wasabi peas and Funyuns and a dozen eggs we need
(4.6) Daphne Lee Martin will perform at What Cheer Antiques Saturday afternoon with special guest Daniel Chase. Dig Boston had this to say about her new cd “Moxie,” Moxie takes classic instrumentals—guitar riffs, banjo solos—and mixes them with very modernized (very electronic) sounds, like synthesizers and samples. But what really steals the metaphoric show is
(3.9) What Cheer Antiques intends to start hosting in-store live music events starting this Saturday with Detroit Rebellion who will be releasing their new EP “Fork in the Road.” Detroit Rebellion is described at Louder Than War as . . . alternative dirty bluesy rock, heavy on the reverb & distortion. Detroit Rebellion do the
Head over to What Cheer Antiques and Vintage Saturday at noon for a special event. Jake Austen (RISD ’92) will be reading from his latest book “Darkest America: Black Minstrelsy from Slavery to Hip-Hop,” a survey of the uncomfortable but fascinating topic of African Americans who performed in blackface minstrel shows in the 1800s, and
(7.21) The Daltrys send along this invitation. They’re all settled in now with a brand new air conditioner and everything. What Cheer has Moved! We’re throwing a Party to Celebrate our new location at the corner of Thayer and Angell Streets in Providence above Chipotle, on the 2nd Floor next to Kind Connection. For one
What if you threw a party and instead of hors d’oeuvres you started handing your guests crates of LP’s and 78’s and pointed to a steep flight of stairs? How long would that last? Well, apparently there are advantages to being . . . you know, nice . . . and last Wednesday that finally
Two opportunities coming up next week to learn about the proposed Gilbane apartment building/student housing on Thayer Street. The College Hill Neighborhood Association has announced the following; 7pm, Monday, April 9th, Hope High School — PLANNING DEPARTMENT DISCUSSION ON GILBANE PROJECT Join Councilman Sam Zurier for a panel discussion will that will include Robert Azar
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Head over to Greater City: Providence and join a discussion of Gilbane’s proposed apartment building facing on Thayer Street (between Euclid, Brooks and Meeting Streets). While obviously aimed at the Brown University population, the apartments will be available to the general public. The plan includes an interior courtyard with a fireplace. You can see here
Knitters are invited to Blue State Coffee on Wednesdays at 6pm. This is an informal gathering of crafty people who share tips and know-how and get to work on their various projects in cordial surroundings. Coffee, tea, baked goods and more are all on sale at the cash register right next to the tip jar.
Never had a cup of coffee? What better day to start your habit than on National Coffee Day. There are many wonderful coffee shops in Providence; for instance, one might drop by the Blue State Coffee Shop at Thayer and Cushing streets. Pictured here is their awesome new ceramic tip jar produced at Weirdgirl Creations
The Providence Daily Dose welcomes the Brown class of 2014. You now stand proudly on the shoulders of S. J. Perelman and Lisa Loeb who could often be seen sharing a peperoni and sausage pizza at Nice Slice on Thayer Street. Chuck Colson and E. Howard Hunt liked to shop at Zuzu’s Petals.