Dear Store Staff

We are writing to inform, or rather invite you to our first in years store staff meeting. The winds of change are a blowin' and want to make sure we are not wayward. So we will be having a meeting of the minds in the back room at Marlow and Sons. Looking forward to it! 2-2:30pm Wednesday the 26th of March

Love,

The Autumnal Produce

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Cycling Toward Tortilla

While I recognize that my image of Hot Bread Kitchen Organic Lovash makes it look a little like a ghost floating through space and time, I do find it ethereal quality appropriate. We are very excited to be carrying lavash and tortillas from Hot Bread Kitchen not only because it is delicious and new to us but also because we are in love with their mission and business model. Hot Bread Kitchen is committed to enhancing the futures of immigrant women as well as preserving disappearing baking traditions. Lavash is eaten in Armenia and Iran and the tortilla, as some of you may already know, is traditionally consumed in Mexico. More intriguing is Hot Bread Kitchen's commitment to creating a space where immigrant women can hold on to their identities, build self-confidence and ultimately their own businesses. And also they have a corn grinding bicycle.

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What's Happening

WEDNESDAY:
Chris Forsyth has a show this week:

Benefit for Steve Trimboli
Steve runs a great venue in Bushwick called Goodbye Blue Monday, and he's got some big medical bills, so we're going to try to help him pay them.

Che Chen
George Steeltoe Ensemble
Parental Suicide Initiative (members of Peeesseye)
Mouthus

interstital sounds
DJ Mangoon
Radio Ruido

Wed 3/12
@ Glasslands Gallery
8pm
$8
289 Kent Ave (btw South 1st and South 2nd)
Williamsburg Brooklyn

FRIDAY:
DrunknSailors are reading at Adam John Ward's opening in Long Island City. 8pm

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This Week in the Moos

This week the New York Times has reported extensively on how cows are being used and abused. Fighting on A Battlefield the Size of a Milk Label and A Case of Abuse, Heightened made me start thinking about our quiet bovine friends.

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