Showing posts with label Harvest Homecoming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harvest Homecoming. Show all posts
Friday, October 09, 2020

The NAPD is right, because pandemic safety measures should come first.

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  I'll begin by saying that in my own personal opinion, pandemic safety far outweighs the understandable urge on the part of some to ...
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Thursday, October 08, 2020

The great 800-lb pumpkin is silent. The madness yields to peaceful serenity.

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Our 2020 non-Harvest Homecoming  is under way, and it's a peaceful, easy feeling compared with the usual frenetic amok time, albeit stil...

From 2019: Here are all of Tony Beard's event posters for Fringe Fest at NABC Bank Street Brewhouse, 2008 – 2018.

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This one's from last year, but it bears repeating. Monnik has soldiered through the pandemic period, gradually transforming my former w...
Sunday, October 04, 2020

Our 2020 non-Harvest Homecoming.

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It even seems a bit strange to me. In spite of my decades-long indifference to Nawbany's peculiar institution of Harvest Homecoming, t...
Friday, June 05, 2020

ON THE AVENUES: There, there. People are dying, so you may have to wait until 2021 for your pork chop sandwich.

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Who ever thought that forty years of narrow selfish leadership of academic, corporate, and political institutions would lead to a populat...

Black Lives Matter? Here PAVING is what matters -- and NAWBANY WEEK IN REVIEW, presented by the GREEN MOUSE.

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That's right. Corbin, Kentucky. Good job, Corbin, Kentucky. By the way, do any of the pretend-progressives in Nawbany have a pulse?...
Saturday, October 12, 2019

PINTS & UNION PORTFOLIO: Harvest Farewell Party on Sunday evening, 6:00 p.m. - Midnight.

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Last year's Harvest Homecoming was our first at Pints&union. We'd been open only two months at that point, and it was a guess...
Thursday, October 10, 2019

Long Live the Fringe: Here are all 11 (12) of Tony Beard's posters for Fringe Fest at NABC Bank Street Brewhouse, 2008 – 2018.

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2019 marks the first Harvest Homecoming since 2007 without a concurrent Fringe Fest at NABC's Bank Street Brewhouse, which closed in May...
Wednesday, October 09, 2019

PINTS & UNION PORTFOLIO: Harvest Homecoming pub program for 2019.

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Joe Phillips opted for a storefront booth at Harvest Homecoming this year, and so we'll be serving food to the throngs. The menu: Fis...

At WDRB: "Changes coming to Harvest Homecoming booth days this year."

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Naturally I jumped in front of the camera when Joel Schipper of WDRB-41 stuck his head through the door at Pints&union on Monday and ...
Thursday, October 03, 2019

Behind and alongside the booths: Bills of fare at 20 indie places downtown during Harvest Homecoming booth days.

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Apart from being a fine human being, Ryan Hammel works for Monarch, Indiana's largest wholesale distributor. A decisive majority of t...
Tuesday, October 01, 2019

Beleaguered merchants at Underground Station await the Board of Works' next crushing street closure bombardment.

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How much more construction closures and special events disruptions can these merchants take and still survive? Added together, the last-m...
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Saturday, August 24, 2019

BEER WITH A SOCIALIST: What we know about Harvest Homecoming's new Harvest Hops Beer Festival.

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In large measure, what we know about the first-ever Harvest Hops Beer Festival is that it will be held on October 12, 2019 at the "S...
Friday, August 09, 2019

Harvest Homecoming announces changes for 2019 as Deaf Gahan plots to pocket the festival in years to come.

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A beer festival? That sounds interesting. Harvest Homecoming organizers announce plans for upcoming festival , by Brooke McAfee ( Tom ...
Wednesday, January 30, 2019

David White speaks with the News and TomMayBune about the Harvest Homecoming Festival Foundation.

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The Harvest Homecoming Festival Foundation strikes me as good stewardship, especially since the fest doesn't have its own TIF areas...
Monday, October 15, 2018

You should be proud of me. I stayed sober through the entirety of Harvest Homecoming and didn't even say much about our annual harvest festival.

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I had a "Charles Emerson Winchester at the phonograph" moment on Saturday evening at the Ogle Center. The Louisville Orchestra ...