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Photograph by Glenda Hydler
Located 60 miles southeast of Nashville, Tennessee in the beautiful foothills of the Cumberland Mountains, this late 1890's Victorian house in Liberty, is soon to become a coffee house for folk musicians and artists.
"The Thirsty Ear Cafe" is a work in progress at Liberty Arts and as soon as we
finish the renovation, we plan to offer coffee and snacks and live folk music on Friday nights. We've had some difficulty keeping the work schedules going as there is so much to be finished, but here's hoping things will be ready by August 2008! Franz Kafka wrote: "Perhaps there is only one cardinal sin: impatience. Because of impatience we are driven out of Paradise; because of impatience we cannot return." Our patience has certainly been tested in regard to this project!
Our website here is also undergoing some major upgrades, and will soon have a page for our "virtual artists in residence." In the meantime, I'm putting up some photos taken by my friend Carol Procter in Boston, MA. Carol has a
show coming up soon in her area...here's a note from Carol: "I'm telling people to come on Saturday afternoon, May 17th, 2008, between 1:00 and 5:00pm as I will be there during that time. The show is at the
New England Conservatory of Music, 290 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA. Enter the side door and go to the Keller Room just past the big statue of Beethoven.
To view some of Carol's photos, use the photo button at the top of the page.
Welcome back often for updates!
Taylor Pie, Director of Liberty Arts
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