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Artist of the Week: Stephanie Beiser

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ARTIST OF THE WEEK Stephanie Beiser in her studio.
I wanted to meet Stephanie after seeing her work at the Dayton Art Museum’s store and at the Contemporary Dayton’s CoSHOP. Then I heard about her latest project and knew I should visit her studio right away.
Stephanie made 500 bowls for the Empty Bowls event on Thursday, February 23 benefiting House of Bread To get tickets for this event, and one of Stephanie’s bowls, go to https://houseofbread.org/
Although her pottery is amazing, Stephanie tells me she thinks of herself as more of a teacher than a potter.
“When I first came to Dayton I taught at Sinclair and then at Stivers School for the Arts” she told me. “Now I teach pottery at Edison State Community College and for the last six years I also teach at the University of Dayton.”
“I also work part-time at Cornell Studio Supply. That’s sort of part of my own continuing education in ceramic arts because Cornell brings in some of the country’s best ceramic artists for workshops. That gives me the chance to learn new techniques or just to get inspired by the best people in the field.”

Empty Bowls Fundraiser Benefits House of Bread

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Tonight’s  7th Annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser offers a beautiful array of bowls handmade by local Girl Scout Troop #33101 at K12/TEJAS. Delicious soups, warm breads, and desserts from area restaurants await. For a minimum $25 donation, you will be able to select the bowl of your choice and have it filled with whatever soup you desire. The bowl is yours to keep!!  The event runs from 5-7pm at UD’s River Campus Location on Patterson Boulevard across from Dayton History (the old NCR).

You may pre-register at the link included or bring cash, check or credit card to the event. Pre-registrations on the website will get you a  free raffle ticket and will have a speedy check-in upon arrival.  Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20 and raffle prizes include restaurant gift certificates or tickets to the upcoming Beerry Christmas Dayton holiday beer tasting, that also benefits House of Bread.

Soups will be provided by Chef George Sideras, Nestle, and area restaurants:

Christopher’s
Texas Beef & Cattle Co.
Lily’s BistroPrint
Corner Kitchen
Mamma DiSalvo’s
Scratch Foods
Coco’s Bistro
Jimmie’s Ladder 11
Amber Rose
Meadowlark
Mack’s Tavern
Mudlick Tap House
Brixx Ice Company
Dayton Racquet Club

Soup selections include vegetarian, vegan and Gluten Free options.  Bread will be provided by Evans Bakery and Texas Roadhouse, desserts by Ashley’s Pastry Shop, and soda by the 7 Up Bottling Company. Many thanks to our sponsor Paramount Advantage.

100% of the proceeds from this event go to the House of Bread, a non-profit community kitchen located in Dayton. We serve a hot, nutritious, lunchtime meal to anyone in need 7 days a week. In addition, they offer personal hygiene and warm wear items, as well as referrals to other social services. Help and hope are always on the menu at the House of Bread.

Soup Extravaganza Fills Empty Bowls For House of Bread!

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10003825_10153654004178905_4664525073611073612_oThis Thursday at Cox Arboretum  from 5-7pm hundreds of ceramic bowls will be filled with homemade soups from some of the Miami Valley’s best local chefs.  You will be able to select the bowl of your choice and have it filled and re-filled with whatever soup you desire and the bowl is yours to keep after the event!

The Empty Bowls fundraiser features Lobster Bisque from Chef George Sideras of Nestle, Cream of Mushroom Parmesan from Chef Laura Cotton of the Engineer’s Club, Smoked Chicken Enchilada from James Nunez, Chicken Rice from Christopher’s Restaurant and Catering, Butternut Squash from the Racquet Club, Chicken Pasta from Doubleday’s Grill and Tavern and more.   Ashley’s Pastry Shop of Oakwood will donate sweets for dessert.

Your $25 donation benefits the House of Bread, a community kitchen located in Dayton that serves up a hot, nutritious, lunchtime meal to anyone in need 7 days a week from 11:30am-1pm. Anyone in need is welcome to join the House of Bread for lunch.

You may pre-register  or bring cash, check or credit card to the event. Pre-registrations on the website will be entered into the special gift basket drawing and will have a speedy check-in upon arrival.

 

Local firm to host Soup Benefit for House of Bread

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Plan to dine out with family, friends or colleagues and enjoy the best dinner deal in town on Thursday, October 14, 2010. And then let your bowl be a constant reminder that there are hungry people in our community who need our help!  On Thursday, October 14th – anytime between 5:30 & 7:30pm, soups donated by China Cottage, Chili’s, The Chop House, J Alexander’s, Red Lobster and The Village Restaurant, with bread from Milano’s will be served up in  a colorful array of ceramic bowls, made by Sinclair students.  For a $25 donation, you will be able to select the bowl of your choice and have it filled (and refilled) with whatever soup you desire, and the bowl is yours to keep after the event!

All proceeds from this event will go to benefit The House of Bread, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit

Over 7400 meals per month are served at the House of Bread. 15% of those served are senior citizens

Community Kitchen in Dayton, Ohio. The House of Bread currently serves an average of 300 persons daily, and through this effort, we can help them continue to serve hot, nutritious meals to children, families and seniors who rely on them for their daily source of nutrition.

Donations (cash or check made payable to the House of Bread) can be mailed in advance or received at the door the day of the event. If mailing in advance, send your donation c/o CESO, Inc., attn: Cheri Henderson, 8534 Yankee St., Centerville, OH 45458. If you’re unable to attend, a donation of any amount is still welcome!

RSVP by emailing [email protected] or calling Cheri Henderson at (937) 435-8584. The event has been created by employees of CESO, a civil engineering and surveying firm and will take place at their offices in The Galleria, 8534 Yankee Street,  in Washington Township.