Pianist Jacqueline Schwab in Concert
“I Lift my Lamp: Music of the Immigrant Experience” Arranger and pianist for Ken Burns Grammy-winning films (Civil War, Baseball, etc.) Jacqueline will present an evening of vintage American immigrant music from fiddle tunes to blues, hymns to tangos, klezmer to polkas. April 19, 7:00 p.m.
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Arboretum Cohousing (Arbco) is a member developed and member managed community of 40 households located in the center of Madison. As a cohousing community, we work together, frequently eat together, and make decisions about the community using a consensus process.
Erin House at Arboretum Cohousing
Some thoughts from members
Cohousing is …
A community of friends, family and neighbors.
Never boring.
Challenging.
Surprising things about cohousing…
There is always someone who knows the answer.
How much fun it is.
Young and old together.
How much I enjoy the kids and chickens.
How many community and public events we have.
How much work it takes.
People will actually eat lentil loaf.
It’s all surprising!
Commonly heard phrases at Arbco…
Any volunteers?
A week without a meeting just wouldn’t feel right.
Has anyone seen the …..?
Lentil loaf?
Can anyone take me to the airport … bus … game … rally?
What NOT to do at Arbco….
Sweat the small stuff.
Move the recliner.
Micro-manage.
Chickens not eating onions.
Feed onions to the chickens.
If Arbcoteers were animals, they would be…
Badgers … termites… bees… meerkats … prairie dogs … herds of cats.