My Bike Betty

Innertown Pub, 1935 W. Thomas St. and the Bitter Betty Bazaar!

Inhibition: Walking into a bar alone still inhibits me however, since the project began in January it doesn’t keep me from a new experience.

Betty’s Response: Yea, cause no one cares.

Experience: Innertown Pub hosted a really sweet bazaar that featured local artist’s work and with Christmas just around the corner Betty and I headed over for a look.

Unique Creations and Art by Tina Spinelle and Mike Dixon, cspinelle@hotmail.com and mmmdixon@hotmail.com

Le Cave Records + Crates, http://www.lecaverecords.com for super kewl hand crafted and screen printed crates.

Delicious cider, coffe, and Bloody Mary drink specials and a chat with Vincent. He shares an envelope of images taken of his family and the surrounding neighborhood.

Puffs of Doom @puffsofdoom!!!! For some serious deliciousness!! I had the bacon mac and cheese, puff-style! YUM!

And onward in a cozy environment to check out Area 51, Bitter Betty Bath, Emerald Den Games/Knock Down Barnes, Forward Rewind Art & Design, Hotrocks, It’ll Glow on You Illustrations, Le Cave Records, Margaret Julia Designs, Pajaro Negro, Passion House Coffee Roasters, Puffs of Doom, Salvaged Metal Designs, Tarnish, Truss & Ore.

And on a side note there were purchases made however, because they were for my family, otherwise known as my sole blog readers, they’ll remain under raps until Christmas.

What I didn’t know: I had no idea what an terrific neighborhood bar Innertown Pub is, warm and inviting, and that this bazaar not only happened this November but will also take place Sunday, Dec. 7 from 12-6pm, Facebook.com/thebitterbettybazaar.

Alright! Betty and I are off but first we must shout it out!!!…get out there and SHOW ME WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW!!!