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There is a new farmers Markt at Enloe hospital that GRUB is selling at now Tuesdays from 2-6 in the enloe conference center parking lot. & Every other week Documentary NightThe Future of Food Tuesday, June 16th 7:30 PM at the GRUB Cooperative 1525 Dayton Road Please ride your bicycles!

The Chico Bicycle Music Festival turned both heads and wheels Saturday. I caught some of the action during the farmers market. The sound for the festival was all powered by bikes plugged into inverters! Festival goers were in great spirits and the weather was perfect. Bikes are in, cars are out, and that is what it's all about. More info on bike powered music.

so many pieces. here are some.

This escaping student caught my eye at Chico High. Looks like another work for our Who Dunnit? folder. Reminds me of Mark Jenkins.

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Giant grocery bags and tanks? You betcha. Haven't figured out who made the bag, but I heard the tank is a replica of Che's tank(see image below) built by Chico State sculpture students.

Empire Coffee was packed with the humans. The humans were listening to Molly McNally and Curtis Paul. The humans were looking at the walls. The walls had art on them by Lisa Cooper and Dean Hernandez.

This is Dean

This is what Dean has done to the walls inside Empire Coffee.

"I'm the best there is at what I do. But what I do best isn't very nice." From one comic book nerd to another, SNIKT!

Memoryroll.com reminds me of this. Memoryroll is a BFA project from Chico State student Megan Bielich. Her show will be up this week, April 27th -May 1st, in the B-SO Space in Ayres at Chico State. She is "interested in memories and how they tie us together". Her exhibition consists of memory triggers and a memory recording station. Anyone can upload a picture, story, or create a drawing of a memory and submit it to the site. If someone else's memory triggers a memory of your own, you can add your memory to theirs, which Megan calls a "roll". Here is a little diagram snapshot from her site: