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The 18th Annual Empty Bowls Project at Mercer Street Dancehall November 1 offers a chance to enjoy delicious soup and bring home a beautiful handmade bowl from Sunset Canyon Pottery, with proceeds to benefit Helping Hands Food Pantry. Photo courtesy Pun Nio.

By LaureL robertson

Help create the miracle of empty bowls feeding hungry mouths all year long at the 18th annual

Empty Bowls Project November 1. From 11 am to 4 pm, the fundraiser

that benefits Dripping Springs’ Helping Hands, Inc. will fill Mercer Street with good food for a great cause.

After spending its first 17 years at Sunset Canyon Pottery, this year The Empty Bowls Project is moving to a new, bigger venue at Mercer Street Dancehall. Parking will be plentiful, soup lines will be short, and other busi-nesses along Mercer Street will be open to offer their support for the fundraiser that stocks the shelves of the Helping Hands Food Pantry.

Bill and Bridget Hauser, owners of Sunset Canyon Pottery, will donate 1,000 hand-thrown pottery bowls that can be

filled with your choice of dozens of de-licious soups prepared by more than 20 Dripping Springs and Austin area res-taurants.

Artisan breads and gourmet cookies will round out the menu. Tea, soft drinks and adult beverages will be available to purchase from Mercer Street Dancehall. In addition to enjoying wonderful food, guests get to take the beautiful handcraft-ed bowl they select home with them.

Music from Alex Dormont, the Hill Country Ramblers, The Bonfire Choir, and Chad and Natasha Hudson will keep the dancehall lively and its dancefloor busy all afternoon.

Proceeds from the day’s events help to purchase food for the Helping Hands Food Pantry and support other Helping Hands programs benefiting needy fami-lies in the community. See EMPTY BOWLS, page 2

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Come for the day, stroll along Mercer Street and meet the other merchants and venues in Dripping Springs’ downtown Historic District. The Barbershop Beer Pub and Lone Star Gifts will donate a portion of their proceeds that day to the Empty Bowls Project.

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Can’t attend on November 1? You can make an “early bird” bowl purchase at Sunset Canyon Pottery October 18–30.

The City of Dripping Springs is co-sponsoring this year’s event along with Helping Hands, Inc., who receives 60 percent of its yearly operating budget from the annual fundraiser. With those funds, Helping Hands Food Pantry pro-vides 103,000 pounds of food to needy families in the community and provides a summer supplement program to hun-gry children that is an important source of nutrition during their school break.

Helping Hands distributed more than $34,000 in financial assistance last year for utilities, housing, transporta-tion, school supplies and holiday gifts through Project Elf. Empty Bowls Project was started in 1990 by high school art

Volunteer Debbie Ryan at a past Empty Bowls event. This year’s Empty Bowls Project is November 1 at Mercer Street Dancehall. Photo courtesy Pun Nio.

Beautiful bowls ready to be filled with your choice of delicious soups. Photo courtesy Pun Nio.

Making the bowls at Sunset Canyon Pottery. Photo courtesy Pun Nio.

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FYI • The 18th Annual Empty Bowls Project to ben-efit Helping Hands, Inc. is Sunday, November 1, at Mercer

Street Dancehall (332 Mercer Street) from 11 am to 4 pm. Tickets are $25, available at the door. For more informa-tion, visit the web site at www.helpinghands-dripping-springs.org or find Helping Hands on Facebook.

The Art Garage Friday night bowl painting classes will be October 9 and October 23, 6 pm to 8 pm. Cost for the classes is $12 each, with 65 percent of proceeds donated to The Empty Bowls Project. The Art Garage is located at 11190 Circle Drive, Suite 202, in Oak Hill. For more infor-mation, call 512-852-9900 or visit the web site at www.theartgarageaustin.com.

Making the bowls for Empty Bowls Project at Sunset Canyon Pottery. Owners Bridgit and Bill Hauser donate 1,000 hand-thrown bowls for the event.Photo courtesy Pun Nio.

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court serving as guardian for children in high-conflict divorce cases, fighting leukemia in her early 30s, or surviving 12 days lost at sea while she was five months pregnant, Allison has had sever-al opportunities to work out the unwind-ing issue.

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Part fiber arts shop, part wine bar/beer pub, it’s 100 percent Dripping Springs originality at its best.

“I used to shop online for yarns, be-cause knitting shop owners could make me feel like an idiot,” she admits. “I think a lot of people feel intimidated. I created The Sated Sheep to be a place where you feel like staying. No one cares if you knit well!” she declares.

Allison learned to knit when her son was in Waldorf school, to help him learn that skill in the primary grades.

“Ages six to eight are a very good time to for kids to learn to knit,” says the Ph.D. psychologist. “Reseach shows that it helps develops sensory motor integra-tion at that age, a very important brain development. Knitting and crocheting also help stroke and brain injury patients create new cognitive processing - and it’s definitely calming,” she adds.

The clean, soothing lines of the mod-ern black-and-white interior are a serene backdrop for the brillant colors of yarn and fibers that fill the shop. A large center table, where knitting and crochet instruc-tor Carrie Au sits crocheting a shawl to-day, is the natural hub. Small tables off to the side offer quiet spots for needle work-ing and conversation.

The menu starts with Tazo teas and coffee drinks (they’ve got your latte!) and continues through European beers, inter-national wines and a selection of bubblies. There’s even port and Crubom Chocolate Boms (organic and healthy...) for serious unwinding.

The shelves and walls are lined with artisan yarns of every weight and mate-rial, from lacey to bulky, sourced from as far away as Uruguay, Indonesia, Britain, and Japan and as nearby as Bandera and Austin. Allison stocks an enticing array of tools of the trade, including knitting needles made from wood, metal and Kar-bonz. There are also unusual notions for finishing out knitting and crocheting proj-ects, such as buttons shaped like hedge-

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Sated Sheep owner Allison Wilcox. Photo courtesy Sated Sheep.

Find your inner fiber arts artist at the Sated Sheep. Photo courtesy Sated Sheep.

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Drop-in help (5-35 minutes) is avail-able by the single visit or a four-session punch card; private lessons are available by appointment. Workshops and special events are scheduled frequently. Knit-alongs and quick questions/help are al-ways free.

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The Sated Sheep participates in downtown Dripping Springs’ monthly First Thursday celebration, offering 10 percent off any purchases during First Thursday.

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The shelves and walls of the Sated Sheep are lined with artisan yarns of every weight and material, from lacey to bulky. Photo courtesy Sated Sheep.

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EVERY SUNDAY• Live Jazz Brunch Buffet at the Nutty Brown Cafe. www.nuttybrown.com.EVERY MONDAY• Rotary Club Meets. 11:45 am at Flores Restaurant, 2440 East Highway 290. 11:45 am. www.drippingspringsrotary.org.• Boy Scout Troop 280 meets at St. Martin de Porres Church Hall. 512-904-0444, drippingsprings280.mytroop.us. FIRST and THIRD MONDAYS• Dripping Springs Lions Club meets. 6:30 pm at Dripping Springs Ranch Park. Sharon at 512-923-8360.SECOND MONDAYS• Group of Dripping Springs (GODS)

Moms meets. Dripping Springs Methodist Church 9 am to 11:15 am. 512-894-0581.FOURTH MONDAYS• Artists of Dripping Springs. Gatherings at area studios. 512-894-0394.• Gen. Ben McCulloch 2435, UDC meets at the Veterans Hall, 27500 Ranch Road 12 at 7 pm. Sharon Hudson at 512-858-7177.EVERY TUESDAY• Dripping Springs Toastmasters. 6:30 pm at Pioneer Bank, 100 Creek Road. Visitors welcome. www.dstoastmasters.com.EVERY TUESDAY• Dripping Springs Property Tour. 512-579-7711, dshometour@gmail.com.• Hill Country Community Band Rehearsals. 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Chapel in the Hills, Wimberley. 512-5173111.SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH TUESDAYS• Dripping Springs Boy Scout Troop 101 meets. Dripping Springs United Methodist Church. 7 pm. Tom Chenault, 512-707-7488.SECOND TUESDAYS• Friends of the Dripping Springs Community Library. 11 am. 512-771-3217 or friendsofdslibrary@gmail.com for information and volunteer opportunities.EVERY WEDNESDAY• Dripping Springs Farmers Market. The Triangle (Highway 290/ Ranch Road 12) 3 pm to 7 pm. cityofdrippingsprings.com.• Open Mic at Mercer Street Dance Hall hosted by Nick Gatewood. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.• Awana. Wednesday. Henly Baptist Church. henlybaptistchurch.org.SECOND WEDNESDAY• Free Alzheimer’s Support Group meets at Arveda Alzheimer’s Family Care. RSVP to 512-637-5400. www.arvedacare.com.EVERY THURSDAY• Hill Country Jam at Mercer Street Dance Hall with Doug Moreland. Free admission. 7:30 pm. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.• Thyme and Dough Bistro Nights with live music, dinners and decadent desserts. 6 pm to 9 pm. 512-894-0001.• Henly Baptist Church JOY (Just Older Youth) Club. 9:30 am. www.henlybaptistchurch.org. FIRST THURSDAYS• Dripping Springs American Legion 7 pm.

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live music from Hot Texas Swing Band, more. www.thefriendsfoundation.org.OCTOBER 9• Walt Wilkins at Mercer Street Dancehall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 9, 23• Art Garage hosts Friday night bowl painting for Empty Bowls Project. 6 pm to 8 pm. www.theartgarage.com.OCTOBER 10• Stephen Chadwick. Live music at M e rc e r S t re e t D a n c e h a l l . w w w.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 11• Billy Garza. Live music at Mercer Street Dancehall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 15• Classic Car Thursday with Doug Moreland. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.• 6th Annual Schoolhouse Scramble at Grey Rock Golf Club. Benefits DSISD students and teachers. dseducationfoundation.org.OCTOBER 15-16• Dripping Springs Songwriters Festival. Featuring 35 songwriters, six venues, in the Historic District. Grammy-nominated headliners. Complete lineup at www.drippingspringssongwritersfestival.com.OCTOBER 16• Scott Emerick at Mercer Street Dance Hall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 17• Battle of the Youth Bands and Family Fun Fest. Benefits Hope4Minds. 10 am to 6 pm at The Rusty Mule, 9201 Highway 290 West in Austin. Food trucks, carnival games, rock wall, gyroscope, face painting, silent auction, live music and more. $5, kids under 3 get in free. www.hope4minds.org.• JD Souther at Mercer Street Dancehall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 23• Tejas Brothers at Mercer Street Dancehall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 25• Pouring Over Books. Fundraiser for Dripping Springs Library at the homestead Farmhouse at Dripping Springs Ranch Park. Poetry, Western art auction, live music and more. Tickets $50 at the DS Community Library. Email friendsofdslibrary@gmail.com, www.dscl.org/Friends.OCTOBER 30• Bobby Mack at Mercer Street Dancehall. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.OCTOBER 31• Cornell Hurd Band at Mercer Street. www.mercerstreetdancehall.com.NOVEMBER 1• 18th Annual Empty Bowls Project at Mercer Street Dancehall, 332 Mercer Street (See story, page 1.) 11 am to 4 pm. www.helpinghands-drippingsprings.org.NOVEMBER 7• Rainwater Revival. A Hill Country Alliance event at Dripping Springs Ranch Park and Events Center. Speakers, vendors, demos, kids’ crafts, music and food. RainwaterRevival.com.

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DRIPPING SPRINGS H Bobbie Hentschel, president of the Friends of the Dripping Springs Library, announced that this year’s Pouring Over Books Sun-day, October 25, will feature a Western theme, including two past Poets Laureate, a Western art silent auction, and music from favorite local band The Hill Country Ramblers.

This is the Friends’ fifth annual fun-draising event to support the Dripping Springs Community Library.

Each year, guests gather at a different home or site – this year it’s the homestead Farmhouse at Dripping Springs Ranch Park. Those attending can enjoy compli-mentary refreshments and music, and the chance to hear from invited authors.

Tickets are $50 and are available now at the library and online.

Event director, John Hoag, says both this year’s featured writers are past Poets Laureate. Nathan Brown is Oklahoma’s immediate past Poet Laureate and Larry D. Thomas was 2008 Texas Poet Laureate. Both will read selections from their work, talk about their writing and lives, and an-swer questions from the audience.

The Western-themed silent auction will feature four signed, limited edition

prints by renowned artist R. Scott, donat-ed by local benefactor Judy Johnson, plus donated items from local businesses, in-cluding Ranch to Runway, Tractor Supply and Valli and Kim Quilting.

Sample a flight of complimentary Western wines and enjoy light Western food fare, while enjoying music by the Hill Country Ramblers.

Noted local historic author Marshall Kuykendall will introduce the two guest writers, and all three will be available for book signings. Bill Paige of KDRP will emcee.

Hoag would like to thank the event’s founding sponsors, Scott Daves of Stan-berry Associates and Gavin Loftus of Edward Jones, for ensuring that “all ad-ditional proceeds from the event go 100 percent to support the library.” Other sponsors for this the event include 3 Wire Electric, Arrowhead Ranch, HEB, Whim Event Rentals, David Young Books and Skip and Dominique Levens.

Sponsorships are still available. FYI • For more information about the event or the

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