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Monday, 08 February 2010 14:00 |
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 March 12 – 20, 2010
Like Jazz? So do we. So the Stuart Avenue Inn is giving a 15% discount on a night’s stay when you come to hear any of the following jazz artists or events March 12 through the 20. 20% if you are performing! And of course while you feed your musical soul, we’ll prepare our own version of a jazzy breakfast.
Not available on-line, call (269) 342-0230Â Â for reservations.
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Sunday, 20 December 2009 16:23 |
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Snowy, gray days, little sunlight, chilly temperatures – what better conditions for hunkering down with a good book. And you’ll find a relaxing get-away than the Stuart Avenue Inn. |
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If you forget to bring your own, we’ve handpicked a selection of our favorites and sprinkled them around the Inn. From the dry humor of David Sedaris’ Holidays on Ice, to John Grisham’s take on a classic Christmas tale in Skipping Christmas you’re sure to find something appropriate to the season. |
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We’ve included Henry Van Dyke’s The Story of the Other Wise Man who also saw the Star in the East, and set out to follow it, yet did not arrive with his now more famous brethren. |
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And Isak Dinesen’s collection of Winter's Tales a book of predominantly Nordic stories that was smuggled out of Nazi-occupied Denmark through Sweden, and printed for soldiers fighting in different parts of the world. |
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For laugh-out-loud – try Dave Barry’s The Shepherd the Angel, and Walter the Christmas Miracle Dog and you won’t look at the yearly manger scene the same way again. |
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For short seasonal mysteries we’ve got Night of Silken Snow and Other Stories by the Edgar winning writer Francis Nevins. |
Of course, I saved this year’s favorite for last – Ed Buchart’s Red Suit Diaries chronicling one man’s real life journey from Marine to Santa Clause.
Best of all you can find these and many more Holiday treasures for you or for gifts at Kalamazoo’s best used bookstore – Kazoo Books
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