Caspar Basque-er practicing his “Call to the Post,” for today’s Preakness, with a cue from the Captain! 🐎🌻 And we’re welcoming Mary Butler’s Maja Grand Opening today!! 💕👏
Find us all on the fun, funky street of Fell’s: Pye at 1915, Maja at 1921, 1919 Bar in between, Luann Carra’s Art & Yoga across the street at 1918, Shlomi’s Kaya custom furniture at 1900 - plus Ale Mary’s, Sacre Sucre, and B3 bistro down the block at Washington & Fleet!! Woohooo!🎈🎉
Caspar Basque-er Auditions for POETRY KARAOKE NIGHT! Pyewacket Books keeps this wonderful month’s magic going for Gentle Readers! On Saturday Dec. 29th, our talented local poets Melanie Ann Mahla and Faith Bloom return to Pye’s Galleria Stage for “Pye’s Poetry Karaoke Night!” Melanie and Faith will read from their new works and then share the mic with local artist & poet Lynda Sebastianelli and famous Historic Fell’s Point reenactor Steve Lampredi - and with all Gentle Poets in the audience! 🎤 The fun begins with a 6:00 winter delights reception with bubbles (Prosecco & Brut) 🥂and Red Velvet Cheesecake goodies from “Cupcakes by Charlie!” The poetry reading is from 7:00 on! The sweet night concludes with a pass around of the famous Pye Minis Bowl! Thank you for coming to Pyewacket Books of Fell’s Point and “falling under the spell of a good book...” 1915 Fleet Street In the Heart of Historic Fell’s Point, on the Cusp of Canton 🎄📚💕
Merry Christmas, dear Gentle Readers, from Pyewacket Books of Fell’s Point, 1915 Fleet St in Historic Fell’s Point, Baltimore. Wishing you and your loved ones a time of comfort and joy, with peace in your hearts and good-will to all. 💕🎄📚🎅🏻 We are closed now until Friday, December 28. We hope you’ll visit soon and “fall under the spell of a good book...” Thank you!🌹
PYEWACKET's PROFANE & PROFOUND WEEK-END Caps off!!!
TODAY!
Match wits with Local Author, Bon Vivant & Raconteur John Lynch Gross
● 3:00 – Warm-up Reception With Cabernet & Cheese
● 4:00 – Fun with John's Aphorisms!
● 5:00 – Relax with Panettone & Mini's!
All Pyewacket Books Events are FREE!
(Mr Wiggles doing his “beat box” for today’s event!)😁
Cold & cloudy? Why, it’s a perfect Saturday to come tripping along the Fell’s Point Art Loop from 1-4 today, Dec. 8th, especially on Fun Fleet - The Funky Street of Fell’s!
Come love Kaya’s Furniture Design, Luann Carra’s Art, Fell’s Point Art & Frame, Sacre Sucre macaroons, Mary Butler’s Maja World Collection & Wendy Magus Designer Bags, back to Pyewacket Books!
Here at Pye, sip peppermint mocha coffee & nibble apple snaps while you browse our great local artists’ collections — for one, see Andrea Shreiner’s carved Comfort Birds in their new “woodland” settings!
Then at 4, stay for Zippy Levy Larson’s exciting lecture on scandalous Wallis Warfield Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor from Baltimore’s Biddle Street! Q&A follows!
Top off your happy time at Pye with our yummy panettone & hot cider mulled with apple bourbon 😁reception from 5-7!!!
All free, all for you, Gentle Readers! Come to Pyewacket and “fall under the spell of a good book!”
Thank you!
Caspar Basque-er enjoying a treat after working hard all day at Pye to get the children’s books and ornaments ready for Olde Tyme Christmas!
This wild & ‘loco’ shopping weekend, Pyewacket Books celebrates our Local Authors & Local Artists! Shop not just local small biz, go ‘loco’ Local Local!😁😝 And on Saturday, Gentle Readers will be fortified with a cup of Captain Kelly’s famous chili, ‘loco’ hot or sane!🌶 Great used books! Great local art! Great chili! See you this weekend at Pye!! Fri-Sun, 1-7, 1915 Fleet St, Historic Fell’s Point.
TODAY! Sat. November 10!
Hang Onto Your Hats & Get Blown Away By Pye’s Special Art Loop Show, Book Reading Event, and Wine & Lite Fare Reception for Author George Hickman and Artist Alexandra Lamancusa!!
Show begins at 1:00, Reception at 5:30, Reading at 7;00 pm!
George Hickman is primarily a fiction writer whose work focuses on gender identity and place identity. He received his B.A. in Philosophy and Classics at Bucknell University and his M.A. in Creative Writing at Ball State University. At Ball State, he taught introductory English courses and has since then has begun working as a fiction reader for Barrelhouse Magazine. Much of his work focuses on gender and sexuality throughout history, and writing back in identities that history has sought to erase. His work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Palimpsest, The Nottingham Review, and The Louisville Review.
Alexandra “Cusa” Lamancusa’s work explores the fantastic, using pattern and texture to bring imaginary creatures to life. This Maryland-born traditional artist works ina a variety of flat mediums and loves to create her own home-cooked dyes and inks. She returned to her home state of Maryland to live in Baltimore after studying Studio Arts and Philosophy at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania. She is a member of the Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
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