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Vol. 1, No. 5, June 21, 2012 To Get Listed: To have your event listed in this section, submit the event online at iNthebend.com. Photos may be sent to In addition to the online submission, news releases may be sent to to be considered for a story. Deadline for submission is the Thursday one week prior to print publication.

Contact Us: For questions about this publication or help with iNthebend.com online, contact Jennifer Ellis at 574-235-6457 or For questions about arts entertainment coverage, contact Andrew S. Hughes at 574-235-6377. The SouthBendTribune The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County works in partnership with the South Bend Tribune to support media coverage of the arts in our community. This partnership is funded through the Community ArtsEverywhere initiative, a $6 million effort launched in 2004 to help promote local arts organizations and the artists they present.

Learn more at cfsjc.org. Presented by and the Night Life iNthebend.com Online ave you visited our website lately? Did you know that we have a movies page where you can find daily showtimes, get local theater info, read synopses, buy tickets and more? Have you seen our venue and restaurant directories? How about our performer profiles? You can find all of this and more online at www.iNthebend.com. Whether planning a night on the town, a day at the museum, or just want to find out happening around you, got you covered! On the cover and this page: Mullins By TOM CONWAY I Tribune Correspondent connects with ince his 1998 Top 10 Mullins has had mod- est success with such singles as in My with his last in 2006. Mullins understands that his star power shine as bright as it once he was not taken aback when he performed on Tonight Jay Leno introduced the assembled group of musicians as Art for Amnesty Band featuring Kris Kristofferson and Jonny mention of Mullins. get says by telephone from his Atlanta not going to say it make my eyebrow twinge a little bit when I first heard it in just the way it is.If I was on the Top 40 radio right course they would mention Even though Mullins sang the majority of the to he feel disrespected by not be- ing cited in the introduction.

think my friends around me were more bummed about that than Lang has critical acclaim.He has been out there plugging away.And,obviously,you have to mention Kristofferson.He is the silverback in the group.Of would have loved to have my name mentioned.It hurts a little bit.But I get the business.I understand the reality of television and what their job to the 50th anniversary of the human rights group Amnesty International. Much of the song was recorded at the Levon Helms ately known as Woodstock, N.Y.,with contribu- tions from nearly 50 musicians from all over the Carly Simon, Warren Haynes and Angelique though most at the same time and some worked else- where. Mullins got to know drummer for The Band who died April he had the opportunity to perform at Midnight Ramble concerts held at just feel so blessed that I got to hang out with the was such a positive force.He had an edge about you even see that in his older he was behind the kit.He really softened like an old grandpa.He was just this great cat.He just always had something nice to say.I felt very part of that.I still Mullins also connect- ed with ed musical family dur- ing the process of the to especially Continued on Page 3 In concert Shawn Mullins and Alligator Blackbird perform at 6 p.m. Saturday as part of the 29th annual Mishawaka Summerfest at Merrifield Park, 1000 E. Mishawaka Mishawaka.

Admission is free. For more information, visit the website mishawaka.in.gov. Photos provided Shawn Mullins performs Saturday at the Mishawaka Summerfest. Night Life Fairs Festivals Sunday on the River Noon to 2 p.m.Sunday;Saint Episcopal Lincoln Way gift to the neighborhood in honor of 175 years of ministry in and Summerfest 8 a.m.Saturday;Pokagon United Methodist Kansas Dowagiac.Vendors from Michigan and Indiana will be offering their crafts and merchandise for purchase.Mer- chandise varies from items and fabric fashion accessories.A vari- ety of yard sale items will also be available.There will be a pancake breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m.,hot dogs with the fixings at 11 a.m.and pulled pork sandwiches.A bake sale with homemade goodies also will be avail- able for Elkhart Jazz Festival 7:30 p.m.today,noon to 11 p.m.Fri- a.m.to 11 p.m.Saturday, 9:30 a.m.to 4 p.m.Sunday;down- town Elkhart.More than 100 world- class entertainers performing live on six stages.Call or visit the event web- site for a complete lineup and special or elkhartjaz- zfestival.com. Underground Railroad Days 10 a.m.to 7 p.m.Saturday,11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Sunday;Vandalia Village Hall, 18035 State the history of the area and its role as an important stop on the Underground Railroad.A classic car and crafts yard sale, and local food vendors create a festival atmosphere with fun for the whole family.Visit the event website for a de- tailed schedule of Shipshewana Quilt Festival Today through wana Town S.Van Buren quilt and vendor by Ricky interna- tionally renowned and exhibit of Sue World War II quilts including more than 30 quilts and with other items to anchor the quilts historically in more; 800-254-8090 or VisitShipshewana.org.

Dylan performs at stadium FORT WAYNE Bob Dylan and his band perform at 8 p.m.Aug.24 at Parkview Field, 1301 Ewing St. One of the most revered songwriters in 71- nu- merous classics include the a Rolling and Lady received the Pres- idential Medal of Freedom from Presi- dent Barack Obama. Tickets are $51 and go on sale at 10 a.m.Saturday at the phone at at tincaps.com and at the following out- Specialists in South Bend, Orbit Music in Records in Plymouth and Warsaw, the LaPorte Civic Wooden Nickel Records in Fort Wayne. 17th annual Cottage walk in South Haven SOUTH Shout for South Haven presents its 17th an- nual Cottage Walk from noon to 5 p.m.Saturday. The walk includes homes and cot- tages along the South Haven shoreline of Lake Michigan.A clock has been donated to the city from the 2011 proceeds.

Tickets are $15 per person and may be purchased from the South Haven Phoenix St.or by phone at 269-637-5252. Brief eat. drink. downtown south bend Restaurant Week June 25 July 7, 2012 11 RESTAURANTS $25 Multiple Course Meal or Dinner for Two EatDrinkDTSB.com Backstage Grill Navarre East Bank Emporium Hearth Public House LaSalle LaSalle LePeep South Bend Chocolate Sunny Italy Tippecanoe Place Restaurant Restaurant Jazz Club The Vine PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS DoubleTree is the hotel for Restaurant Week. Keep the party going, stay downtown for only (based on availability) Add an Extra Helping to Support the Food for Kids Program.

Summer Restaurant Week Sponsored by the Jordan Automotive Group and the Food Bank of Northern Indiana, Food for Kids provides food backpacks for K-6 students during weekends and holiday breaks. 62996801 Bob Dylan.