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I loved being a part of this project. One of my jobs was collecting rent, haha , What Im most loved…read morewas curating events, planning on how to hang art, read submissions, planning events making sure no one died or wandered in the uilding. I made so many good friends, met so many professional artists with amazing music and installation work , But the most effected aspect of this North End Studios community was all the art and artists that came together and created a place and a platform too collectively express and display their work as well as enjoy new events held here. Cofounder of NES with other members including Ashley Cook and Katie Craig Katie Hawley.

These scrappy kids know how to throw a party. Whether it's a spazz rock project by Sheefy McFly, a…read morepsych band with a drummer dressed as Gumby or a sauna party thrown by a guy from Finland, I always enjoy a North End Studios show. They got booted from their original spot on E. Grand Blvd. - the big ten-story citadel with the giant Technicolor waterfall down the side - by some paintball company that doesn't seem to have opened it's doors to the public yet, but if you ask me their new spot is better suited to what they're trying to do anyway. (For one thing they got a bit of heat in that MFer!) And this is coming from a guy who could have a kick ass sauna around the corner if they never moved. It IS a bit strange to me that they're still "North End Studios" when they're no located in the North End. So if you see Katie be sure and point that out to her. You're sure to get a defensive 10 minute rant about it. Cover is always $5 and half the time it seems like they forget to collect it. They really need to get on that, lest this spot go by the wayside like the last one. It's BYOB, though they had a bit of vodker and wine along with a great buffet of food at the Henri Yoki show. The freshly baked crackers and Asian almond dip were outstanding. Henri's prints were okay, and the idea of having guests put thumbtacks by the 5 favorite pieces was fun and democratic, but the sauna shack out back stole the show. I've never been in one before, and it was just what this winter-weary body ordered. I'm told it's just going to be some members only deal from here on out, but I'd pay to get my sweat on if they have another sauna night. That sauna is Big Pimpin'!