Miller Market University

Hard to believe it's that time already...such a brutal winter...but MMU will be starting up again! Now seeking folks who want to promote their business while sharing their knowledge with others. Let me know. Thanks!

Good article about NWI farmers markets - MBFM included.

http://www.nwitimes.com/lifestyles/food-and-cooking/still-time-to-shop-local-farmers-markets/article_a353fcef-7071-5d37-b497-024362797d2c.html

Still time to shop local farmers markets More consumers today are seeking out fresh products and ingredients for their daily meals.

Make sure to check out the calendar of events for the Sacred Arts Tour! July 29 - August 1. Miller is very lucky to have these Tibetan monks visiting out little neck of the woods.

Eric making dreams come true for one of Miller's lovliest women

Zaron hanging out at MMU, sporting an Urkel look with my glasses

Jewelry Clinic: Annie Rose Jewelry Designs! Bring that piece you love but needs fixing!

Drum circle! The Rubino's are wonderful folks. They brought out so many wonderful instruments to try out.

This little guy really got into the drum circle - actually made his own at the Market's craft table

We had a fun crowd - kids really enjoyed painting the gliders. Special thanks Simine Short and Cullen Ben Daniel

Another Trivia Question:
So while designing stockyards and inventing flight, Mr. Chanute also found time to design bridges!
Who can name the river over which Mr Chanute's bridge was the first to span?

Exciting news! Miller resident Simine Short will be joining us to out discuss her excellent biography about Octave Chanute this Sunday. As an "aviation researcher and historian Simine Short brings to light in colorful detail many previously overlooked facets of Chanute's professional and personal life."

Trivia question:
Everyone knows about Octave Chanute's accomplishment as the grandfather of aviation but who can tell me the Chicago landmark he designed in Chicago?
Hint:
"So from the top to bottom the place is simply a seething cauldron of jealousies and hatreds; there is no loyalty or decency anywhere about it, there is no place in it where a man counted for anything against a dollar."