If you missed the debut of Classical Revolution, it’s safe to say that you missed a fantastic evening filled with great music and happy faces. Fans enjoyed Sweetwaters fare and each set was followed by thunderous applause.  But, at Sweetwaters it’s never too late to see a good thing.  We saw how much everyone enjoyed it so we’ve invited them back to our new store.  Come to Classical Revolution’s encore performance……

Classical Revolution will be performing again at Sweetwaters Plymouth Green on Tuesday, June 2nd, from 7-10pm.

For more information please check http://a2cr.org/

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2244933585

Don’t worry if you missed our first #Sweetup, because we’re happy to invite you to our second one! If you’re well versed in the world of Twitter we hope to see you on Thursday, June 4th at 7:00 pm at the Downtown location of Sweetwaters.

However, if you’re asking what is Twitter anyway?! What is a #Sweetup? What is the number sign (#) used for? What does @Sweetwaters mean? Come to our #Sweetup and there will plenty of people there who would love to answer your questions!

Watch the video below from @davemurr (David Murray) to learn more!

So bring your cell phones, laptops and good conversation, we’ll be tweeting all night! Be sure to check back to the blog after the #Sweetup, because we’ll be posting videos & pictures of the event!

We’ll also be offering a sweet deal for everyone who comes to the #Sweetup! Buy any 16 oz. drink and get a pastry for just $1! Find Jackie (@Sweetwaters) when you arrive for more details!

Ginger Ale Without the Can

GINGER ALE is an age-old remedy for sick children and grown-ups alike. Now, homemade ginger ale is appearing on drink menus across the country under happier circumstances.

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Sweetwaters has been working with the Ann Arbor Women artist on creating fun and exciting shows for our Downtown location. We are now proud to announce the gallery line up for the rest of 2009. The Ann Arbor Women Artists is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1951 and has approximately 230 women and a few men with connections to Ann Arbor, Michigan, ranging from beginning to professional artists. The purpose of the AAWA is to stimulate creativity in order to continually raise the quality of the art produced.

May 4th to June 29th

Marlene Blum- Acrylics

Dawn Sgriccia- Oil

Cariline O’Neil – Photography

June 29th  to August 31st

Pam Rosselle – Watercolor

Ilona Brustad – Acrylic

Theresa Rojas - Acrylic

August 31st to Nov 2nd

Laila Kujala – Photography

Barb Anderson – Acrylic

Ruth Krzyzowski - Oil, pastels

Nov 2nd to Jan 4th

Barbara S. Anderson – Acrylics

Susan Craig – Mixed media

Vickie Peterson-Michalak - Digital/mixed media

For more information about the Ann Arbor Women Artists, please check out their website http://www.annarborwomenartists.com/