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BridgeSpotters Mission:  to establish an artistic and intellectual 
culture in the urban space by providing places, services, and products for 
the appreciation and development of art and intellect.

This email is sent to subscribers and friends of BridgeSpotters that 
are supporters of urban creative and intellectual culture.

(A)  Urban Space Mixers 
(B)  El Mariachi  
(C)  On Fire!



(A)  Urban Space Mixers

Urban Space, a space for hip creative thinkers presents Friday 
Mixers.
Below are dates for the last two Mixers in April.  

Time:  6-8pm
Place: Urban Space 709 Penn Avenue [downtown]

DATE		FEATURE		SPONSOR 
April 23rd 	DJ SMI		Dexter 
April 30th 	DJ SMI  	www.thisishappening.com
 
“A Space To Be”


(B) Saturday, April 24

Festival Mexicano de la Pelmcula!: El Mariachi
Sweetwater Center for the Arts
200 Broad Street, Sewickley 7:00 pm

All he wants is to be a mariachi, like his father, his grandfather 
and his great grandfather before him. But the town he thinks will 
bring him luck brings only a curse - of deadly mistaken identity. 
Forced to trade his guitar for a gun, the mariachi is playing for 
his life in this critically acclaimed film debut from director 
Robert Rodriguez. (Directed by Robert Rodriguez, 1992, rated R, 81 
min.)
412.741.4405 http://www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/ Tickets are $6 for 
nonmembers, and $5 for current, card-holding Sweetwater members.


(C) Thursday, April 29 

On Fire!
American Shorts Reading Series
Engine House No. 25, 3339 Penn Avenue, Lawrenceville (across from 
the Doughboy sculpture)
Doors open at 7:00PM-reading begins at 7:30PM

American Shorts Reading Series will present ON FIRE!, an evening of 
sizzling fiction and fiery excerpts from America's finest authors. 
Pittsburgh Post Gazette Theatre critic Chris Rawson reads a fireball 
of personally collected fiction he calls "The Burning of London, 
Dresden and L.A: Excerpts from Pepys, Vonnegut, and West." 
Novelist/essayist Geetha Kothari reads "Kavita Through Glass" by 
Emily Ishen Raboteau, a passionate selection from Best American 
Shorts Stories 2003.
412.578.2464 http://www.americanshorts.org Tickets: $3 at the door