Copali at Uncorked
A few weekends ago, I saw Copali at Uncorked Wine Bar. They’ve been on the blog at least once and I urge you all to check them out. I don’t […]
Author Archives: Bronlynn
Crafty Mart Gala & Main Event
Forewarning: This will be a photo heavy post. Crafty Mart is Akron’s monthly market that support our local creators. There’s everything from coffee, soap, clothing, bags made from vinyls, terrariums […]
Review: Akron Coffee Roasters
Shopping as local as I can has become one of the biggest goals I’ve attempted in the last few years. I get a lot of my clothes from little boutiques, […]
Countryside Conservancy Farmers’ Market
Saturday, April 11, the Countryside Conservancy had a Spring Fling Market held at the Akron-Summit County Public Library and Akron Art Museum. Being that I work at the Library, I […]
Land of Jokes and Plenty
Saturday, April 18th was the Land of Jokes & Plenty hosted by local comedian, Eric Brewer at the antique shop, Land of Plenty. The line up included three Northeast Ohio comedians […]
Review: The Sweet Pea Cafe
Sweet Pea Cafe is a small cafe located in a little building in Fairlawn near Summit Mall. They’re only open during breakfast to lunch hours Monday through Sunday, as well […]
John Patrick Halling CD Release
On Saturday, March 28th, the Stone Tavern in Kent, OH was filled with the people of Akron. Why you may ask? Well, we gathered together to celebrate the release of singer/songwriter, […]
Jilly’s Music Room: March 27th
Located on North Main St. next to the widely known Luigi’s, stands a music venue. Jilly’s Music Room is unlike many of the other venues I frequent. It caters to an older […]
Art Show: Wonderful Women’s Work
Friday, March 27th, was the opening reception for Nine Muses Art Gallery’s “A Week of Wonderful Women’s Works” show in celebration of Women’s History Month. If you follow the blog’s […]
Fine Dining: Russo’s
“There is no sincerer love than the love of food.” – George Bernard Shaw My father and I are not the type to play around when it comes to food. It […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 