Arts & Entertainment - Dec. 17, 2007
Photographer Pat Graham shares his visual story at Schwartz
Pat Graham's got stories to tell and pictures to show, and you can meet him Harry W. Schwartz Bookshop, 2559 N. Downer Ave., Tuesday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m.
Tags: pat graham, wmse, harry w. schwartz bookshop, rock photography, silent pictures, modest mouse

Kids & Family - Nov. 28, 2007
Schwartz Bookshop hosts SCORES benefit in Bay View
America Scores, which tries to help Milwaukee kids through soccer and creative writing, is staging a fundraiser at Schwartz Bookshop Friday night in Bay View.
Tags: america scores milwaukee, harry w. schwartz bookshop, milwaukee wave, milwaukee public schools, hayes bilingual, james whitcomb riley, windlake, 21st st. elementary school

Arts & Entertainment - March 9, 2007
Touched in the Head festival showcases the fierce genius of the Irish
The "Touched in the Head" festival kicks off this Sunday, March 11 and fills the following week with readings, performances, poetry, art and music from Milwaukee's Irish literary community at Schwartz's Bay View and Downer locations and Broad Vocabulary.
Tags: Irish, Touched in the Head festival, Harry W. Schwartz Bookshop

Marketplace - Aug. 22, 2006
New Land Enterprises reveals possible future plans for Downer Avenue
Four vacancies on the Downer Avenue strip is intimidating, but Milwaukee's New Land Enterprises has a vision for the future of Downer Avenue that would potentially work to fill those holes pretty quickly, as well as add new residential options.
Tags: Downer Avenue, New Land Enterprises, Gil's Cafe, Cafe Centraal, Harry W. Schwartz Bookshop, Gokhman

Arts & Entertainment - Jan. 24, 2005
Radish's "Dancing Naked" preaches to weary women
Kris Radish's new book, "Dancing Naked at the Edge of Dawn" is a rally cry for women to start living their lives on their own terms. "It's very frightening to be different, to step out and make yourself happy. Not enough people are happy."
Tags: Kris Radish, Dancing Naked at the Edge of Dawn, feminism, women's books, activist, Harry W. Schwartz Bookshop