Sancho's Scene: Community Events that Wander off the Path

Submitted by Sancho Panza on Mon, 01/28/2008 - 6:34pm

Sancho's Scene: Community Events that Wander off the Path

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What’s better than an art opening? One that benefits an environmental organization, of course! This Saturday, February 2nd the Atomic Art Co-op will present Genesis, a benefit for Recycle Ann Arbor’s Environmental House. The Environmental House is committed to promoting awareness of green building technologies like those used at AADL’s Malletts Creek, Pittsfield and Traverwood branches. The event boasts live music until 4 am and is supported by the People’s Food Coop, Arbor Brewing Company and Arts Alliance.

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Submitted by manz on Wed, 01/30/2008 - 12:18pm.

ah, now that sounds like fun!

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Sancho's Scene: Community Events that Wander off the Path

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