Week o' Art

So there's a ton of (mostly Nautilus-related) art stuff in my life this week — come join me for it!

Tuesday, April 21 - Rough Cuts at 7:30pm
This month's Rough Cuts is an evening of new cabaret songs. Fantastic performers, and some pieces that will turn your idea of "cabaret" completely on its head. Plus, just $5, with free cookies and milk. At Augsburg College (22nd and Riverside), the Foss Center (music building) tv studio.

Wednesday, April 22 - SISTER STORIES house party from 5:30-7:30
It's been over a year since Jennifer Baldwin Peden and Christina Baldwin have been onstage together, and since then they have had babies, Jeune Lune has closed, and the world has changed greatly. Nautilus commissioned these four short pieces on sisterhood for Jen and Christina over the past few years, and we'll premiere the work this June, IF we can raise enough money by the end of April. Wanna come to a great house party, preview the piece, and make it happen with a donation? Ping me.

Friday, April 24 - Art Crawl from 7-9ish
On the first night of the Art Crawl, Nautilus always features free performances, plus great food and a place to sit down (bring your own wine, though). Stop by and see us! 2F of the Northern Warehouse (above the Black Dog, in lowertown)

Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26 - Great photography!
Our friend Michael Armstrong will be in the Nautilus space Saturday from 1-8 and Sunday 12-5. His photos are amazing — check them out here and then go see them in person at the Crawl.

So how many of these are you going to come to? if I see you at all of them I'll take you out for a drink...

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