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Happy Holidays! WonderRoot is officially closed through the new year. We'll be spending some time over the next couple of weeks getting some rest and making some upgrades to our facilities. We look forward to seeing you in 2010.
Click here to read interviews with the artists from the Cheap Paper Collective who participated in Axiom.
Check out this article written up in the Emory University Newspaper about the event that WonderRoot sponsored at the Emory University Center for Ethics.
Join WonderRoot this evening at the Emory University for the Ethics Art Cafe. Listen to artists Ansley West, Elizabeth Maynard, and Blacki Li Rudi Migliozzi discuss their art and its relationship to social change. The event is free with live music, food, drinks, and more! 7-10pm.
Music and Words have the power to transform. The DJ as a minister, someone who serves to provide musical remedies, has the opportunity to impart a message, inspire the community and unify humanity by moving the crowd." - M.O.S.
Evolve! artists live, Inc. in partnership with WonderRoot brings to you Ministers Of Sound, an upcoming tribute celebrating the contributions of deejays and deejay culture.
Ministers of Sound is an photographic art installation celebrating the contributions of deejays and deejay culture; exploring the cornerstones of history, dedication, perseverance, and connection to the global culture.
Atlanta’s inaugural Ministers Of Sound, aims to initiate an annual creative installation of art fusion that celebrates and identifies with DJs and DJ culture.
The Ministers Of Sound art installation, scheduled to open January 2010, features a photographic art exhibition intended to inspire the greater community by integrating a parallel and creative contrast, further examining the role of the deejay and emphasizing their historical importance, hence its title, Ministers Of Sound.
Monster's of Folk show coming up this Wednesday. Be sure to get your tickets to this amazing show and support WonderRoot!
Check out this recent StoryCorps blog post about WonderRoot co-founders, Alex and Chris, and their recent StoryCorps interviews. Click here to view the article.
Check out this blog post from 1000 Faces Coffee, our partner in the new WonderRoot Coffee endeavor.
In a new partnership with 1000 Faces Coffee Roasters, we are excited to launch a WonderRoot Coffee. The launch party, which will be held at Park Grounds Coffee shop in Reynoldsotown, will begin at 6:30pm this Saturday when 1000 Faces Coffee roasters will visit for a cupping. Beginning next week, WonderRoot Blend will be available at Park Grounds, at the Community Arts Center, at our online store, and by special request. 1000 Faces is a great partner. They deal in only direct-trade and fair-trade. That means growers, farmers, and the world are better off. Be sure to check out 1000 Faces website to read more about their practices and values. Hope to see you at Park Grounds Saturday evening!


