blackbearbakery

Black Bear Bakery is Serving Brunch this Saturday May 10th from 9am to
1pm to benefit KDHX 88.1FM!

All-You-Care-to-Eat Brunch with pancakes, french toast, scrambled eggs,
potatoes, and biscuits and gravy and cinnamon rolls. Served with the
"toppings buffet" including 100% pure maple syrup, butter, raspberry
sauce, plum sauce, blueberry sauce, mango sauce, fruit, pecans and walnuts.
Delicious!

Time: 9am to 1pm
Where: Black Bear Bakery, 2639 Cherokee

Black Bear Bakery serves All-You-Can-Eat Brunch every Saturday or order

Starting at 5pm: MAYDAY Vegetarian Potluck w/ music by The Tillers (Cinn, OH) & St. Louis' hybrid of Bad Folk, Theodore & The Rats & People.
Location: Black Bear Bakery, 2639 Cherokee St.

Then at 8:30pm: Mayday Marches on to C.A.M.P. for films on the Wobblies @ 8:30ish. $5 goes to musicians. Bakery will provide bread, hummus, coffee, tea & cookies. Please bring a salad, entre, or side dish to share.
Location: Community Arts and Media Project, 3026 Cherokee St

More Info:
http://stlcamp.org/
http://blackbearbakery.org/

Forging a Red & Green Alliance

DINNER: MAY DAY 2008

WHEN: 6 pm, Thursday May 1, 2008

WHERE: Black Bear Bakery, 2639 Cherokee (Historic
Vandora Theater Bldg)

PRICE: $10

Comments from oppressed workers, including:

* Cris Mann, American Federation of Teachers, Local
420

* Tim Kaminski, United Auto Workers, Local 110

* Mary Jo Maroney, Gateway Green Alliance

Celebrate International Workers Day by having all the
pesto and tomato sauce you can eat! The pesto and
tomato sauce is, of course, the red & green alliance.

Leah Quinelle Allstars bring their music to you. Early show. Snacks
available. All Ages. They come from Columbia, MO & New Orleans, LA.
http://www.sleeptrip.com/lqasfh/

Black Bear Bakery
2639 Cherokee St.
http://blackbearbakery.org/

David Rovics with Tim Rakel opening the show. This is an early event
that starts @ 7pm.

"David Rovics has been called the musical voice of the progressive
movement in the US. Amy Goodman has called him "the musical version of
Democracy Now!" Since the mid-90's Rovics has spent most of his time on
the road, playing hundreds of shows every year throughout North America,
Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Japan. He and his songs have
been featured on national radio programs in the US, Canada, Britain,

Come to Black Bear Bakery (2939 Cherokee St.) on 1/17, 5-8pm, for an all you can eat BEAN DINNER! This fund raiser will support the Community Arts & Media Project (3026 Cherokee St., stlcamp.org). We will have several bean dishes to choose from & we'll show “The Take” at 7:30 pm. “The Take” is a documentary about worker-owned collectives in Argentina.

$5-10 sliding scale for dinner that will leave you totally satisfied, or just $1 to watch the movie.

For more info or to help us: call 314-776-1721 or email coordinator@stlcamp.org.

(Cue jokes about musical fruit...)

on Saturday December 15th at 2pm
at Black Bear Bakery
2639 Cherokee (just west of Jefferson)
772-6463
www.blackbearbakery.org

the Celebrated Authors of Under the Arch, St. Louis Stories
will read from the book and/or recent writings. These are:
Robert Earleywine
Margaret Hermes
Harry Jackson Jr.
Michael MacCambridge
Colleen McKee
Richard Newman
Suzanne Rhodenbaugh

$10 Admission includes 1 copy of Under the Arch
$25 Admission = 3 copies

Come to the Green's vegetarian dinner with all the pesto and tomato sauce you can eat. The pesto and tomato sauce is, of course, the green and red alliance. There will be spaghetti, linguini, bread, winter punch and fall vegetables. All for only $10. Join us at:

* 6:00 pm, Sunday, December 2, 2007
* Black Bear Bakery
* 2639 Cherokee Street
* Historic Vandora Theater Building

While enjoying dinner and friendship, we will have a discussion of how bad food can harm our children, especially in the schools.

spread the word!!

PANCAKEs AND POETRY
Saturday November 10, 2007

5th Annual All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast

Featuring a large variety of delicious all natural organic pancakes
including corncakes and vegan multigrain! Includes fruit toppings and
maple syrup!

Black Bear Bakery, 2639 Cherokee
9am to 1pm
Donation: $7 to $10
Kids welcome!
Benefits Confluence
www.stlconfluence.org
We will be celebrating the new issue of Confluence!

FREE POETRY AT 1PM!
Colleenie Meanie McKee
St. Johnnie Walker
Amanda Crowell Stiebel

Vim & Vigor; Nit & Grit
Books for sale

Black Bear Bakery will be participating in the Day of the Dead Celebrations by
introducing our Pan de Muertos that week from October 31 to Nov. 3rd. This "Bread of
the Dead" for the Day of the Dead is a light wheat with flavors of anise and orange topped with images of skulls or other scary things. See below for information on the Day of the Dead Celebration at the Community Arts and Media Project (CAMP) announced on the Benton Park West listserve.

Dias de los Muertos
Pan De Muertos
Oct. 31 to Nov. 3rd

Black Bear Bakery
2639 Cherokee
St. Louis, MO 63104