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GTOTW: Grace Potter – Main Street U.S.A.
GOSHEN, Ind. — From her latest album “Trespasser”, Grace Potter’s “Main Street U.S.A” tackles the pursuit of the American dream and belonging, whilst also having a desire to escape from it all. In the opening verse, Potter explains her plans to run away from...
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The Goshen Light Parade Returns This Friday!
Downtown Goshen comes alive with color, creativity, and community spirit this Friday, November 6, as the annual Goshen Light Parade, the centerpiece of November First Fridays!. The free, family-friendly celebration takes place from 5 to 9 p.m., bringing together illuminated floats, festive storefronts, seasonal food and beverages, special shopping opportunities, and activities for visitors of all ages.
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Michiana Business News
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
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Pokagon Band, Four Winds Unveil Mural at MLK Dream Center
SOUTH BEND, IN – The City of South Bend’s Venues Parks and Arts Department, the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and Four Winds Casinos have unveiled a new mural at the Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Center celebrating their partnership and shared commitment to the South Bend community.
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Series Of Recitals Begins Nov. 15
The newly organized WEPC Fine Arts Department will be putting on a series of recitals this year titled “Education in Performance!" Each recital will feature local artists, either current educators in the area or people educated in the area. The first recital will take place Sunday, Nov. 15 at...
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South Bend Tribune
American fare, live music, loyal customers keep Phoenix soaring
MISHAWAKA — On Sept. 5, 1872, a fire that began in a barn along the alley of West Second Street in Mishawaka took out 49 buildings in downtown Mishawaka and 82 businesses — totaling $140,000, or the equivalent of $3.4 million today, in damages. The fire marked a somber yet resilient time for the Mishawaka community, and from those ashes rose the Phoenix Building on Main Street and Lincolnway. Constructed in 1873 by John Niles, Henry Niles, Joseph Burt and Buford Holcomb, the three-story brick building served the city as an Opera House, First National Bank of Mishawaka and the Century Club — a social club and community space. Well over a century later, it holds the Phoenix Bar & Grill , an American fare bar with history placed on the walls and a thirst for live music. It also just happens to be one of the only establishments in the Michiana area where a customer can enjoy a cigarette and a sandwich at the same time. From vacant to vibrant Owned by Rich Kelly, the Phoenix building was transformed into the bar it is today in 2001, years after Kelly’s father, Don, bought it. The restaurant officially opened in
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La Casa de Amistad Hosts Day of the Dead Family Festival
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — La Casa de Amistad hosted a family festival celebrating Día de Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead. The traditional holiday in Mexico and Latino communities is a time to remember and honor loved ones who have died. Families keep their...
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Warsaw Theatre Brings “Clue: High School Edition” To The Performing Arts Center
This weekend, people can see Warsaw Theatre’s “Clue: High School Edition” at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center. Cast members are split into two productions: the Witty Cast and the Clever Cast. Blaine Jenkins, who is playing Mr. Green in the Clever Cast, said “Clue: High School Edition”...