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April Events Friday April 16th Open Mic Starts at 7pm
Saturday April 17th We will close at 6pm that night to support Nancy and Conor’s senior project, The Skartastic Festival.
This event features a skateboarding competition, great music, great food and drinks (we will be selling coffee) and much more! Join us behind the John Bryan Ctr to show your support of our fabulous YSHS seniors! Friday April 23rd Open Mic Starts at 7pm
Saturday April 24th DJ Jah Know starts at 7pm
Ongoing:
Henna tattoos by Pierre Nagley. Call for an appointment 767-1514 Pricing: $10 - $100 depending on size and difficulty
Chair Massage by Lori Boyer.
Every Saturday 10am-4pm. Walk ins or appointments welcome! Pricing: $1.00/min
Birthcharts with Jennifer Johnson.
Every Friday starting at noon. Pricing: $1.00/min
Come join us anytime for chess, board games or some interesting conversation.
Impromptu Jams are encouraged!
Hope to see your smilin’ face soon!
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Henna Tattoos by Pierre
You can now get beautiful and unique henna tattoos at Brother Bear’s Coffeehouse!
Local artist extraordinaire, Pierre Nagley, will be providing this great service. Henna tattoos are applied using a plant based dye and can last up to several weeks!
Depending on size, time and difficulty, the tattoos range between $10.00 and $100.00.
Call Mindy at Brother Bear’s to schedule an appointment. 937-767-1514
Come for the Coffee and Stay for the Chair Massage with Lori at Brother Bear's Cafe
Are you taking a class at the Yoga Studio?
Are you hiking at one of the great state parks?
Are you biking on the bike path?
Do you just want to de-stress from your long work week?
A chair massage after any of the above activities will help improve your body mind and spirit for only a $1 a minute.
There will be a ten minute minimum for the chair massage.
Come see Lori for your massage every Saturday at Brother Bear's Cafe.
The Tao of Brother Bear
Written by mindy Sunday, 17 May 2009 22:53
It's simple, we believe if we put lots of love and kindness into our coffee, you will feel it. And, hopefully spread it around. That's why we select coffee from farmers who are kind to their workers and environment around them. Coffee is grown naturally on the jungle floor in high altitude regions of the world, shaded by large "canopy" trees. There are over twenty different species of birds alone that live in these trees. Major commercial coffee companies cut down these important trees to provide more space and sunlight to mass produce their product, thus destroying the natural habitat of many animals. But farmers that utilize this natural "shade grown" technique have richer soil, the habitat continues to flourish, and many not grow more coffee, but will naturally produce better coffee. Sop try a conscientious cup of Brother Bear's and taste how wonderful a coffee roasted with love, passion and responsibility can be.