Jazz at the MAZE- 3 de setembro

Dear MazeGazers,

The Maze no Rio Times acesse: 

http://jazzrio.info/content/blogsection/1/47/lang,en/

 

Proxima sexta (sempre na primeira sexta do mês) estaremos com vocês mais uma vez.
 
O bar abre às 21:00 e temos música até às 04 da manhã. Não venha de carro pois é difícil encontrar vaga para estacionar, sem falar na Lei Seca.
 
A entrada é R$ 30,00 e ainda não estamos trabalhando com cartões. Pagamento em dinheiro ou cheque.
 
Sejam bem vindos
 
Rua Tavares Bastos, 414 casa 66 (casa do Bob)
Tel.: 2558-5547
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Bed & Breakfast Rio de Janeiro at the Maze Inn

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Breakfast
The inn opened in time for the 2005 end-of-year celebrations, starting with four units.
Each unit consists of a bedroom with double bed and a private bathroom. There is a panoramic upper varanda and small kitchen for guest use. Breakfast is taken in the lower hall and is included in the daily rate with regular barbecues and parties according to guest contribution. Already there are seven bed and breakfast units as well as four self-service flats (bedroom, bathroom, living room and kitchen). By the end of 2007 the MAZE plans to offer a further ten bed and breakfast units. All rooms will have original art works which may be aquired. There is an art gallery on the street level. A small shop selling comunity-made souvenirs will open shortly.

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About Bob Nadkarni
Bob Nadkarni

At six years old, he tore a picture from a magazine, a little white house fringed with coconut palms and stuck it to his bedhead.

Son of a clergyman and a playwright, Bob studied fine arts in London, was sculptor on Stanley Kubrick's 2001, A Space Odyssey, a war cameraman in the Middle East and a BBC TV correspondent in Brazil. During the making of more than four hundred documentaries, he broke bread with rich and poor, poets and gangsters, cowboys, ministers, thinkers, musicians, generals and mothers of the tortured. He wandered through dazzling palaces and the rubble of destroyed civilisations. Longing to return to painting, he opted to build a studio home in a Rio favela. Underneath he created a community centre with adult literacy schooling and a free pre-natal clinic followed by an art gallery. 

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