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Thursday, July 05, 2007

Jam in Minneapolis Tonight, July 5th

The Minneapolis Cartoonist Conspiracy meets at 6:30 until 10:00 the first Thursday of every month at Diamond's Coffee Shoppe in Northeast.

Generally, we draw collaborative "jam" comics, socialize and drink caffeinated beverages. Afterwards, we often have uncaffeinated beverages somewhere else. This month, people will also be working on submissions for the City Pages "True Tales of the Twin Cities" feature and dropping off submissions they have created over the last week or so. You can read more about that on the blog at these links:

http://www.cartoonistconspiracy.com/blog/2007/06/twin-cities-cartoonists-city-pages.php
http://www.cartoonistconspiracy.com/blog/2007/06/more-on-city-pages-comics.php
http://www.cartoonistconspiracy.com/blog/2007/06/couple-more-things-on-city-pages.php
http://www.cartoonistconspiracy.com/blog/2007/06/please-please-check-your-specs-for-city.php


The meetings are open to anyone who wants to draw with us, and the results are posted here sooner or later (and sometimes even printed).

Diamond's Coffee Shoppe
1618 Central Avenue Northeast
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Bus info here.

Please spend some money at Diamond's while you're there, even if it is just a cuppa coffee... they are excellent hosts, and we wanna stay welcome there.

Big Time Attic is now officially hosting our monthly jam meetings at Diamond's... they will be supplying us with a big old plate of pastries or something each month. Thanks fellas!

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