THIS IS A VERY UNIQUE EVENT. I WILL PLAY A FEW TUNES, TALK ABOUT MY MUSIC AND ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS. I WILL HAVE CDS AND STICKERS AT THE EVENT!! HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

Hello dear friends,

A special event is coming your way - hold onto your seats for Women with the Power - no other description applies! We are so thrilled to have them under one roof and can't wait to share their talents with you. See you in October!

Fondly, Joanne Dialogues for the Ear and Eye A monthly multi-disciplinary arts series Curated by Joanne Pagano Weber and Bruce Weber 9W DINER, 3 Simmons Plaza, Saugerties, NY Tuesday, October 3, 7-9PM This Month's Guest Artists

SUSAN SHERMAN is a poet, playwright, essayist, and founding editor of IKON magazine. She is the author of thirteen plays produced off-off Broadway including an adaptation from Spanish of Pepe Carril's, Shango de Ima (Doubleday, 1971). She has published seven collections of poetry; a highly acclaimed memoir, America’s Child: A Woman’s Journey through the Radical Sixties (Curbstone/Northwestern University Press, 2007); and a collection of short fiction, Nirvana on Ninth Street (Wings Press, 2014). Her new and selected poems, The Light that Puts an End to Dreams, (Wings Press) published in 2012 was a finalist in the Publishing Triangle Audre Lorde Lesbian Poetry Award. Website: susansherman.com; Wikipedia/Susan Sherman

JOAN REINMUTH is a satirist, comedian, and visual artist. Born in 1942, she was taught “the right to remain silent” by parents prepared to make sacrifices and speak out. Voted Most Likely to Rage Well in nursing school, she learned advocacy and science while considering the infinite possibilities in the healing arts. After 30 years in city and local hospitals, working at Planned Parenthood, and with five children, Joan knows something about exact equivalency, risk taking and shortcuts. With an additional degree in art, she is distinguished in Jewelry and Ceramics; visually exploring reasoning, humor, and pleasure. Her “Comedy with a Conscience” reflects quality of life issues. Says Joan, “It is humor that puts you in a problem-solving mood. Deliver the premise but don’t wake up the fact checker. You don’t have to
have an aversion to conformity, but it helps.”

CAROLYN MAROSY is a New Jersey native and a born rebel. She picked up the guitar at age nine and began her calling. She has been forming bands and writing songs since she was sixteen. Her own original band, RAW, a mix of rock/surf/punk, was formed in 1998. She played at many of the legendary NY rock clubs, such as CBGB and Continental. Following RAW’s breakup in 2002, Carolyn was hired as a side guitarist, recording and performing with many original bands over the span of about 20 years. In 2019, she began writing and recording her current EP release, “Loners, Misfits and Rebels”. Since then, she has been bringing her music to the stage both solo, and with a band. Influenced by Pete Townshend, Patti Smith, Joe Strummer and John Lennon, Carolyn approaches her art with a raw edge and a genuine, very personal depth. “Music allows me to take a deep dive into the joy and pain of life; where strength and resilience is key. There is nothing in this world we cannot rise above when we have music and people we connect with.” She will be a part of an upcoming documentary produced in the UK, “On Resistance Street”. Carolyn now lives in Kingston, NY - a lifelong dream - with her wife, 2 black cats and numerou guitars. http://www.carolynmarosy.com Instagram:carolynknievel ......................................

Guests present their work for about twenty minutes each, followed by an open discussion/Q&A. Open mic sign-up - Five artists maximum - strict three minute limit

Please note: The 9W Diner is our host for Dialogues for the Ear and Eye • There is a full bar and menu, and a beautiful spacious side room where we will have our gathering. We suggest that you come before 7 and get situated in the performance room and order food or drinks early so that we can focus on the artists between 7 and 9. The restaurant closes at 9 but we are allowed to linger a bit. • Covid restrictions have been lifted but please use discretion and sign in so if someone gets sick, we can notify you. • You don’t have to register for tickets or prepay, just arrive! • Our hosts kindly aren't asking for a minimum order, but we encourage you to support the venue by enjoying their good food and beverages. • Please be generous to the artists when we pass the hat. All money we collect goes to the artists. We suggest a donation of $10 or more, but leave this to your discretion.