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DESCRIPTION:Hand-crafted gifts from Wisconsin and around the world! Many ne
 w vendors include African masks\, gourd art\, basketry\, Hmong crafts. Cas
 h and checks only please. No credit cards accepted. Entrance to the gift s
 hop is free. At the Quaker Meetinghouse: Between Locust and Capitol\, tak
 e Auer east from Humboldt. Park in the Gaenslen school lot south of the Me
 etinghouse. Relax and refresh yourself during the day at the Friends Cafe\
 , a special project organized and staffed by Quaker teens\, serving hot dr
 inks\, hearty soups\, bread and bakery.
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SUMMARY:39th Annual International Gift Shop and Friends Cafe
URL:http://www.milwaukeequakers.org/
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CONTACT:Woodland Pattern Book Center\n720 E Locust St.\nMilwaukee WI 53212
 \n414-263-5001
DESCRIPTION:Making a Case for Historical Poetry with Frank X Walker\nSatu
 rday\, December 5\, 2-4pm\n$25 includes admission to 7pm reading\n\nAffril
 achian poet Frank X Walker will lead a two-hour community writing worksh
 op illustrating the importance of unmuting the silenced and rendering visi
 ble the erased. Walker will shepherd participants through the process from
  motivation to presenting the final product. Creative writers at all level
 s of experience are welcome. Please bring materials for new writing or a c
 urrent project. \n\nFrank X Walker regularly teaches in writing programs 
 like Fishtrap in Oregon and SplitRock at the University of Minnesota. He h
 as lectured\, conducted workshops\, read poetry and exhibited at over 300 
 national conferences and universities including the Verbal Arts Centre in 
 Derry\, Northern Ireland\; Santiago\, Cuba\; University of California at B
 erkeley\; Notre Dame\; Louisiana State University at Alexandria\; Universi
 ty of Washington\; Virginia Tech\; Radford University\; and Appalachian St
 ate University. \n \nTo register call 414-263-5001.
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SUMMARY:Making a Case for Historical Poetry: A Master Class with Frank X Wa
 lker
URL:http://www.woodlandpattern.org/
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CONTACT:Woodland Pattern Book Center\n720 E Locust St.\nMilwaukee WI 53212
 \n414-263-5001
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      Frank X Walker\n                    \n                \n            
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   \n                \n            \n            Multidisciplinary artist 
 Frank X Walker is a native of Danville\, Kentucky. A founding member of t
 he Affrilachian Poets\, he is the author of four poetry collections:When W
 inter Come: The Ascension of York (University Press of Kentucky\, 2008)\;
  Black Box (Old Cove Press\, 2005)\; Buffalo Dance: The Journey of York
  (University Press of Kentucky\, 2003)\, winner of the 35th Annual Lillia
 n Smith Book Award\; and Affrilachia (Old Cove Press\, 2000). He is the 
 recipient of the 2006 Thomas D. Clark Literary Award for Excellence\, Acto
 rs Theatre's Keeper of the Chronicle Award and a 2005 Recipient of a Lanna
 n Literary Fellowship in Poetry. Walker currently serves as the Writer in 
 Residence and lecturer of English at Northern Kentucky University\; and is
  the proud editor and publisher of PLUCK! The Journal of Affrilachian Art
 s &amp\; Culture.\n            \n            The work of Frank X Walker is
  an eclectic\, powerful mixture of liberating style\, profound insight\, a
 nd unwavering organic connection to the intellectual\, political\, and cul
 tural struggles of a people. He stands in the tradition of DuBois\, McKay\
 , Robeson\, Hughes\, and other great writers\, poets and performers whose 
 contributions have transcended time and space to give generation after gen
 eration pause and hope.\n            - Ricky L. Jones\, author of Black H
 aze\n             \n            Tickets: $8\n             \n            
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SUMMARY:Poetry Reading with Affrilachian Poet Frank X Walker
URL:http://www.woodlandpattern.org/
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