The special evening will also feature Foxy Loxy’s famous Fire & Wine, including s’mores kits and bottles of wine available for purchase
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5 Questions with Ginger McGee
McGee’s collages are weirdly whimsical, marrying unexpected items that are sure to produce a laugh
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Caleb Kopta @Foxy Loxy Café
The Pennsylvania singer has a vocal delivery similar to Bruce Springsteen, though the production is similar to a band like The Killers
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Exit Interview: Jon Waits of Waits & Co.
Music, for Waits, is therapeutic first and foremost, while entertainment is secondary
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Josephine Johnson @Foxy Loxy Cafe
Josephine Johnson comes to Foxy Loxy to delight audiences with her unique sense of melody and lyrical prowess
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5 Questions with Kristen Drozdowski
‘I was working at a shop called Rock Paper Scissors in Ann Arbor — they sell a lot of stuff like my stuff. I think that was where I was like, Oh my god, people can make this stuff for a living!’
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Alejandro Rowinsky @Foxy Loxy
Look forward to classical guitar compositions featuring music of the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras.
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5 Questions with Martin Mazorra
‘The flower by itself without any kind of text didn’t really hold weight until I realized I could imply these deeper meanings to them’
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The Rightly So @Foxy Loxy Print Gallery & Café
Bandmates Greg Zeis and Jess Chizuk are living the dream, having quit their day jobs and hit the road in a homemade RV built inside a 1995 GMC Vandura.
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Fox and Fig: A Plant-Based Cafe
PLANT-BASED eateries are on the rise around the country and for good reason; vegetables are the stars of the plate, delivering a wow-factor in the absence of animal products. The […]
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5 Questions with the Little Friends of Printmaking
‘It’s much more important for us to put our work into the hands and homes of the people who want it than to set an arbitrary, aspirational price point.’