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Re: “'Completely trashed'”
Funny, how all mention of the DADA project, where the entire group of artists in the area were on board to try and make the Gas Utilities building and surrounding park area a big, wonderful, walking district for the arts, is not mentioned. People like Elaine Bean, et al, devoted hours and hours and monies to design a project that would have been super as affordable space for artists and also bring an element of grace to a long-time historic district for the arts. Silly us. USOC got the building and Cottonwood School was forced to vacate their space. Way to go City and Urban Renewal. You got what you wanted. Instead of a viable art and shopping area for tourists and locals to enjoy that would help to draw people to the downtown core area, you got more blight.
Posted by
rainydays
on 11/19/2010 at 11:15 AM
Re: “Indy's last-minute Gift Guide”
Running out of time to order online? Go to our retail store, The Liberal Store, under the Colorado Avenue Bridge at 218 West Colorado Avenue in The Depot Arts District. We have all the popular items listed on our website and more! Great stocking stuffers for all your liberal friends! Call 719-471-2546 for directions and special hours.
Posted by
rainydays
on 12/17/2009 at 10:46 AM
Re: “Give Peas a Chance! Drive”
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Posted by
rainydays
on 11/19/2009 at 4:58 PM
Re: “Pink is the new black”
As the owner of Rainy Days Silkscreen Studio I must say how honored I was to be a part of this project. Just a note of clarification....I am located in the Depot Arts District, under the Colorado Bridge in the same building as the Smokebrush Gallery....not in Manitou as the article states. Peace! Diann Webb
Posted by
rainydays
on 12/06/2007 at 10:28 AM
Re: “Give Peas a Chance! Drive”
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