A Double Header: Tuesday Open Mic 6-8 p.m. at Cafe Bold in West Reading and Wednesday 6-8 at RACC with poet Christine Lincoln

Celebrate
the word and the season of joy with us! 

Poetry @ Six Event at Reading Area Community
College, Ravens Lounge

Wednesday, December 9th at 6:00
pm

We are honored to welcome CHRISTINE LINCOLN!

Open Mic

This event is free and open to the students and
staff at RACC and the general public.

Light refreshments
will be served.

Liz Stanley

Berks Bards

Christine Lincoln writes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. She is the award-winning
author of Sap Rising (Random House), a novel of international acclaim. She was
the first author to represent the United States in South Africa’s annual Year
of the Writer Celebration. She has appeared on NPR, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and
has been featured as a “Phenomenal Woman” in O: The Oprah Magazine. Her stories
have appeared on stage at Symphony Space and Word Theatre, read and performed
by Don Cheadle, Gary Dourdan, and Lizan Mitchell. Just recently her short
story, Bug Juice, was chosen for a project with Audible Books and Word Theatre.
She is also a recipient of the Sophie Kerr Literary Prize. Christine has been
hailed as one of the rising, new voices of contemporary fiction and she is
currently at work on her novel A Generation Comes. She is founder of the R.L.
Coombs Fellowship, a writing fellowship and residency that will award its first
scholarship in 2016 to an emerging woman writer of color or diverse ethnic
background. Her monthly article, “The Writers Voice” can be found online with
York Daily Record.

First Thursday, December 2, 2015 at 6 p.m. at the GoggleWorks featuring poet Criag Czury

Join Berks Bards in welcoming Craig Czury to First Thurday.



Czury published his first book of poetry entitled Janus Peeking in 1980. The
book received the 1980 First Book Award from the Montana Arts Council. From there,
Czury went on to publish 15 more collections of poetry. Czury’s work
illustrates the pain and emptiness of the depression-stricken Pennsylvania
coal-mining region. The following is an excerpt from his poem entitled,
“Coalscape:”



all this black dust / black cinder and glass ground up / in the spine of
a torn-out trainbed / smoke rising out of birch on the culm bank / when it
begins to rain





One of his most notable collections is God’s Shiny
Glass Eye, published in 1987. This collection revolved around Czury’s vision of
the coal country where he grew up. Critic Michael
Basinski is quoted on the FootHills Publishing site as saying, “The poet’s
imagination and the anthracite world intimately merge to produce a poetry that
is poignantly barren and stripped of any artificial embellishment. It is an
angry poetry, but its passion is restrained and boils beneath the structure of
the book.”



An open mic follows.



This event is free and open to the public. 



It is sponsored in part by the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts, and supported through the Berks Arts Council, which administers funding locally.

November 5, 2015 6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks with poet Edwin Romond and an open mic

Please join Berks Bards in welcoming Edwin Romond back to the GoggleWorks for a poetry reading.

Edwin Romond is the author of eight collections of poetry
and has been awarded fellowships from
the National Endowment for the Arts and from both the New Jersey and
Pennsylvania State Councils on the Arts. His work has twice been featured on
NPR’s The Writer’s Almanac and he is the recipient of the 2013 New
Jersey Poetry Prize for his poem, “Champion.” He wrote the book, music, and
lyrics for two musical plays, Robin Hood and A Family Life, that were
produced at New Jersey community theaters and Spitball Magazine
recently published his first short story. His new poetry collection, Home
Team: Poems about Baseball, will be released in spring of 2016.

He was a public school teacher and counselor for 32 years
and now works in the poetry program of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. Edwin
Romond lives in Wind Gap, PA with his wife, Mary, their son, Liam, and their
dog, “Oscar.”

This event is free and open to the public. It is supported in part by the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts through a grant that is administered locally by the Berks Arts Council.

Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015 6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks featuring four poets from York

Please welcome our friends and awesome poets from the City of York, PA,
for First Thursday Poetry at the GoggleWorks, October 1st, at 6:00 pm.

Carla Christopher
Kenneth Vincent Walker
Jim Mills
Dustin Nispel

Open Mic to follow.

This is a free event open to the public, sponsored by Berks Bards and supported in part
with a grant from the PA Partners in the Arts.  Additional support from the Friends of the
Berks County Public Libraries, members and volunteers with Berks Bards.

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bios

Carla
Christopher was York, PA's 4th Poet Laureate and the City's 2014 Arts
& Cultural Community Liaison. She is the host of York's longest
still-active running reading, 'It's NOT the King's English', held 3rd
Fridays at King's Courtyard Artist Collective. She is also the director
of PoemSugar Independent Press/Community Arts Ink and the host of
Culture & Main; York's Weekly Cultural Showcase on WRCT.


Kenneth Vincent Walker is a "New Formalist" poet, a hybrid, blending
classical/traditional and lyrical poetry with a jazzy, beat-like
sensibility.

Jim Mills is a 5th Generation Florida native, but
don't hold that against him.  He can still say 'Can I Get You A Drink
Awhile?' as well as any other Pennsyltuckian!  He and his 3 lovely cats
enjoy their fabulous home in York City.  His poetry, while sometimes
funny and sometimes grim, is like is his life - a sad thing, but his
own.

Dustin Nispel is a spoken word artist hailing from York PA.
He is Author of The Tower a collection of poem and is a multi award
winning poet. He has been writing for 15 years and performing his poetry
for nearly 13 years. He is co-owner of The Rooted Artist Collective
located in downtown York. Visit his Website at denpoetry.com

Tuesday, September 8, 2015 at Cafe Bold in West Reading 6-8 p.m. for a poetry open mic with Bee HiveQueen as hostess sponsored by Berks Bards

Please come and join the more than 150 local writers, including poets, essayists, novelists and short story writers who seek interaction, support and an appreciative audience for their work through Berks Bards, The Pagoda Writers and Writers Without Borders, the weekly critique group.

First Thursday September 3, 2015 6 p.m. at the GoggleWorks with York's Poet Laureate Christine Lincoln

Welcome to Reading the award-winning Poet Laureate of York, PA

The Phenomenal Christine Lincoln

First Thursday Poetry, September 3rd at 6:00 pm

The GoggleWorks Cafe', First Floor

Open Mic

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards
zilabets@hotmail.com

Bio

Christine
Lincoln writes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. She is the
award-winning author of Sap Rising (Random House), a novel of
international acclaim. She was the first author to represent the United
States in South Africa’s annual Year of the Writer Celebration. She has
appeared on NPR, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and has been featured as a
“Phenomenal Woman” in O: The Oprah Magazine. Her stories have appeared
on stage at Symphony Space and Word Theatre, read and performed by Don
Cheadle, Gary Dourdan, and Lizan Mitchell. Just recently her short
story, Bug Juice, was chosen for a project with Audible Books and Word
Theatre. She is also a recipient of the Sophie Kerr Literary Prize.
Christine has been hailed as one of the rising, new voices of
contemporary fiction and she is currently at work on her novel A
Generation Comes. She is founder of the R.L. Coombs Fellowship, a
writing fellowship and residency that will award its first scholarship
in 2016 to an emerging woman writer of color or diverse ethnic
background. Her monthly article, “The Writers Voice” can be found online
with York Daily Record.

August 11, 2015 6-8 p.m. at Cafe Bold in West Reading for a poetry open mic

Join Berks Bards at Cafe Bold for an After Hours Open Mic Poetry Reading with Hostess Bee HiveQueen.



Bring your poems.


Bring your friends.


Bring your friend's poems.


Cafe Bold offers their full drink and menu options so bring your appetite as well.


See you there!


This free event is sponsored in part by the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts administered locally by the Berks Arts Council.

Sunday, Aug. 9th 2015 at 4:45 p.m. at First Energy Stadium to read the winning entries for the Baseball Poetry Contest

Please join Berks Bards at the ball field on Sunday, August 9th in the plaza at First Energy Stadium, 4:45 p.m. when the winners of the Fightin' Phils and Berks Bards Baseball Poetry Contest will be reading their winning entries prior to the game, which begins at 5:05 p.m.



This year's winners are:



First Place: Bottom of the 10th by Le Hinton



Second Place: Another Day at the Park by Christine Ross



Third Place: Getting it Right by Ed Romond





Children 18 years old or younger in attendance are eligible to enter a drawing at the Berks Bards table.


The entry "fee" for children is to write a poem.



The drawing prizes are baseballs autographed by winners of past and current Baseball Poetry Contests.



The winning entries in the children's poetry drawing will be selected during the Seventh Inning Stretch.



Please plan to revisit the Berks Bards table at that time to see who won.

Thursday, August 6, 2015 6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks featuring poet Jennifer Hetrick

Join us in welcoming JENNIFER HETRICK as our featured poet
for First Thursday Poetry at the GoggleWorks on August 6th at 6 pm.

She will be reading selections from her new project "the labors of our fingertips:
poems from manufacturing history in Berks County." 

First Floor Cafe, 201 Washington Street, Reading

Open Mic

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards

Biography

Jennifer Hetrick considers herself a language thrower of sorts. Having graduated from Clarion University with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy and a minor in English writing, she contributes to Berks County Living Magazine, The Reading Eagle, and the Copper Development Association’s Copper in the Arts and other publications. And she occasionally does farm blogging for Weaver’s Orchard and Wolff's Apple House.

 

In the past, she wrote for Bucks Life Magazine, The Merchandiser, Lancaster Farming, Berks-Mont Newspapers, the Limerick-Royersford-Spring City and Perkiomen Valley Patch sites, growindie.com, phillyecocity.com, the Boyertown Bulletin, and MidAtlantic Farm Credit's Leader.

She has also interviewed poets from Israel and Turkey as well as from different parts of the U.S.

Hetrick is currently managing a three-year poetry project called the labors of our fingertips: poems from manufacturing history in berks county. The project involves interviewing older seniors who worked in Berks County’s factories and mills, creating poems from their memories, and publishing three volumes of books with the content. Each of the books will include 25 poems. The first book will be released through Foothills Publishing in Kanona, New York in August 2015. The project is funded in part by grants from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Berks Arts Council.

 

 

In 2010, she started her own positive-only local news publication known as News, Not Blues, based out of Boyertown, Berks County. Throughout each year, she donates contemporary poetry books to the Boyertown Community Library through News, Not Blues, including books by Berks County poets. Invited to the first annual writers' festival at the Chautauqua Institution through a scholarship she received in 2004, she workshopped with Syracuse University's respected poet Bruce Smith. In 2011, she had a creative nonfiction essay about her mother published in the book Western Pennsylvania Reflections: Stories from the Alleghenies to Lake Erie through a call for submissions from at the University of Pennsylvania. She and good friend fellow poet Frank Wolfe of Royersford, Montgomery County used to attend and read at Otherwise Poetry, a monthly poetry reading at the Towne Book Center & Cafe in Collegeville, sponsored by The Mad Poets Society based in Media, Delaware County. She has studied under Berks County’s third poet laureate, Heather Thomas, and followed its fourth poet laureate, Craig Czury, on his Marcellus Shale poetry project in Northeastern Pennsylvania in 2012. She plans to teach poetry classes as well as river poems workshops and poetry workshops for seniors at retirement homes around the region in the future. Her blog, The Garden Harlot, easily explains her penchant for hiking and photographing scenes of plants from unexpected viewpoints. A lot of her freelance writing involves putting positives in front of people in a way which the world needs more than it will ever need or benefit from what's negative.

 

July 14, 2015 6-8 p.m. for After Hours at Cafe Bold in West Reading

Join Bee HiveQueen at Cafe Bold in West Reading for a poetry open mic on July 14th at 6 p.m.

This is a free event, open to the general public and is supported in part by a grant administered through the Berks Arts Council.

Cafe Bold's kitchen will be open!

Thursday, July 2, 2015 6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks for a themed open mic: Bring Your Verbal Fireworks on the theme of: "A Thousand Times"

No fireworks here, just Poets with words that sparkle and glow, shed light,
and sound like an explosion of meaning in the air.

Join the fun!

First Thursday Poetry sponsored by Berks Bards

July 2, 2015 at 6:00 pm

The GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, First Floor, Mi Casa Su Casa Cafe'
201 Washington Street, Reading, PA

Open Mic.  THEME for the event is "A Thousand Times." 

Bring poems, bring friends, bring your friends' poems.

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards
zilabets@hotmail.com

This event is free and open to the public, supported by a grant from the PA Partners
in the Arts, with additional funding from the Friends of the Berks County Public Libraries,
and generous energy from volunteers and friends of Berks Bards.

Enter the 5th Annual Fightin' Phils and Berks Bards Poetry Contest and Win a Chance to Read before Thousands!

Announcing the 5th Annual Fightin' Phils and Berks Bards Baseball Poetry Contest.

If you are 18 years old or older, write an original poem about any aspect of baseball and
email it to klimcho@msn.com on or before Sunday, July 19, 2015, with the words
"RE: Baseball Poetry Contest" in the subject line.  Include your name, address and a phone
number where you can be reached.

The top three winners will be selected by the Fightin' Phils front office and will receive
free tickets to a home game at a date to be announced.

The First Place Winner will read his or her poem from the Fightin' Phils pitcher's mound just prior
to the fireworks display.

Liz Stanley
Marilyn Klimcho
~Berks Bards

Tuesday, June 9, 2015 6-8 p.m. at Cafe Bold in West Reading, 550 Penn Ave. for a Poetry Open Mic

Join Hostess Bee HiveQueen and her fellow Berks Bards at Cafe Bold, 550 Penn Ave. in West Reading for Second Tuesday, an open mic that is free and open to the general public.



Bring your friends, bring your poems and bring your friend's poems.



Cafe Bold will offer their full menu and drink options.



Berks Bards is supported in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts as administered locally through the Berks Arts Council.

Thursday, June 4, 2015, 6-8 p.m. at The GoggleWorks with Poet Tony Cocuzza

Please join us to welcome Tony Cocuzza!

First Thursday Poetry at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts

June 4th at 6:00 pm

Mi Casa Su Casa Cafe'  (first floor)

Open Mic

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards

BIO  Tony Cocuzza

Tony
Cocuzza's degree in Psychology has probably helped him more in his four
years of poetic misadventure than in his 33 years as a Social Worker.
He admits to publishing success in music reviews, for 21 years in the
Reading Eagle and in his current music blog and Amazon.com since 2009.
He will do his best to entertain You, without song, dance, or shadow
pictures. 

This event is sponsored by Berks Bards, with a grant from the PA Partners in the Arts, funded by the PA State Legislature,
and administered by the Berks Arts Council.  Additional support from the Friends of the Berks County Public Libraries, and
from members and volunteers with Berks Bards.  The event is free and open to the public.

May 9, 2015 6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks Cafe featuring Poet Theresa Rodriguez

First Thursday Poetry is on May 7th at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts,
201 Washington St, Reading, First Floor Cafe' at 6:00 pm.

Featured poet is Theresa Rodriguez

Open Mic

This event is free and open to the public, sponsored by Berks Bards,
with a grant from the PA Partners in the Arts, funded by an appropriation
from the PA State Legislature, and administered locally by the Berks Arts Council.
Additional support is from members and volunteers with Berks Bards, and
from the Friends of the Berks County Public Libraries.

Liz Stanley
Berks Bards
zilabets@hotmail.com
Facebook/Berks Bards
Twitter @bardsofberks
Blog: berksbards.blogspot.com

BIO

THERESA RODRIGUEZ is a classical singer, poet, author and voice
teacher. She previously taught music, voice and conducted the campus
choir at Penn State Berks and is currently a member of the voice faculty
of the Community School of Music and the Arts at the Goggleworks. She
holds a Master of Music with distinction in voice pedagogy and
performance from Westminster Choir College and is a member of the
National Association of Teachers of Singing. Theresa is the author of
four books, including Jesus and Eros: Sonnets, Poems and Songs. Her
sonnets have been hailed as “truly magnificent”, “poetry at its best,”
and her recitations as “electric” and having “all the passions of high
theater.” Her poetry has appeared in The Midwest Poetry Review, The
Journal for Religion and Intellectual Life, the Shakespeare Oxford
Fellowship and the Society of Classical Poets, of which she is a member.
She is a contributing writer for Classical Singer Magazine where she
writes on a variety of subjects of interest to classical singers. As a
performance poet she has appeared in the 2014 and 2015 Spoken Word
Festivals of the Theater of the Seventh Sister of Lancaster and her
poetry was recently featured in the Layers of Language exhibit at Studio
B in Boyertown. She is a contributor for the newly-released anthology
entitled Reclaiming Our Voices: An Anthology of Survivors of Domestic
Violence and Sexual Assault. She has just published her fourth book
Warning Signs of Abuse: Get Out Early and Stay Free Forever which aims
to help women get free early from abusive relationships. She is one of
the guest speakers at the “Sharing, Selling, Signing” author’s event at
Studio B in Boyetown on June 28th. Theresa is also a frequent
participant at the local Sacred Harp singings at the Exeter Quaker
meeting house. Theresa is the joyful mother of six children and
grandmother to three grandsons. Her website is bardsinger.com.

BARD FEST 2015 WATCH FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS:

*Throughout the month of April watch BCTV for poetry between programming!



*Thursday, April 8th  6-8 p.m. at the GoggleWorks it's First Thursday with Heather H. Thomas, 201 Washington Street in Reading.



*Saturday, April 4th, 1 to 3 p.m. at the Pagoda Berks Bards joins with the Pagoda Writers to present a poetry writing workshop with Patrick and Marilyn Klimcho, 98 Duryea Drive in Reading.



*Tuesday, April 7th, 6-7:30 p.m. at the Schuylkill Valley Community Library enjoy an open mic hosted by Rachel Degler, 1310 Washington Road in Leesport.



*Wednesday, April 8th, 6-8 p.m. at Reading Area Community College, meet poet Hiram Larew at the Raven's Lounge in the Student Union building, 10 s 2nd Street in Reading.



*Thursday, April 9th at 3:15 p.m., Heather H. Thomas leads a poetry workshop with the Young Artists Club at the Muhlenberg Community Library, 3612 Kutztown Road, Reading.



*Monday, April 13th at 6:30 p.m. meet Lester Hirsh at the Hamburg Public Library for a poetry workshop and open mic, 35 N. 3rd Street in Hamburg.



*Tuesday, April 14th 6 p.m. join Bee HiveQueen After Hours at Cafe Bold in West Reading, 550 Penn Ave. for the launch of a new monthly open mic series on Second Tuesdays. Food and beverages will be available.



*Thursday, April 16th at 7-8:30 p.m. enjoy featured poet Jennifer Gittings-Dalton at the Adamstown Area Library, 3000 N. Reading Road (Route 272) in Adamstown for a reading and an open mic.



*Saturday, April 18th, 1 to 3 p.m. at The Gathering Place Cafe, 8490 Lancaster Avenue in Bethel is an Anabaptist poetry reading hosted by Theresa Rodriguez.



*Wednesday, April 22nd hear Pennsylvania Poets Laureate from across the state reading at the Capitol Rotunda, N. 3rd & State Street in Harrisburg, 11 a.m. to 1p.m.



*Thursday, April 23rd meet Berks County's current Poet Laureate at the Wyomissing Public Library, 9 Reading Blvd. in Wyomissing for a poetry workshop at 1:30 to 3 p.m.



*Thursday May 7th, wind up the month at First Thursday featuring Theresa Rodriquez followed by an open mic at the GoggleWorks Cafe 6-8 p.m.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015 6 p.m. an open mic After Hours at Cafe Bold in West Reading

Join Berks Bards at Cafe Bold on the Second Tuesday of every month for an After Hours treat of poetry and food at Cafe Bold, 550 Penn Avenue in West Reading, hosted by Bee HiveQueen.

The management of Cafe Bold offers their full drink and food menu for this open mic poetry event, some of the same great food you remember eating at the GoggleWorks.

(Managed &
Operated by Cucina Banquet and Catering)

550 Penn Avenue           484-651-1049                          West Reading, PA

Breakfast
Sandwiches                                              

             Egg &
Cheese 
                                                                              $4.25                                                 

             Ham,
Bacon, or Sausage Egg & Cheese                   $4.95

Have your
sandwich on a:

            Croissant, English Muffin, or Bagel

        
With your choice of cheese  (see barista for selection)                                                 

                                                                       

            Bagels,
Croissants & English Muffins 

            Toasted with:                       Cream Cheese or
Peanut Butter                                               $2.75 

Butter or Jelly                                              $2.25       

                                  

French Toast
Casserole                                          $4.75

            (Topped with Cinnamon Sugar and Whipped
Cream)

House Made
Baked Goods

All baked goods made fresh daily by Cucina Catering.
See display case for selection. Special, bulk and pre-orders available through
Cucina Catering.

(Managed and
Operated by Cucina Banquet and Catering)

550 Penn Avenue           484-651-1049                          West Reading, PA

Whole
Sandwich or Wrap                                                                    $8.95

Served with your choice of: side salad, cup of soup, house
made potato salad, or veggie chips

1/2 Sandwich
or Salad & Choice of Side                                               $6.95

Your choice of ½ of any menu sandwich or salad and a
side: cup of soup, house made potato salad, side salad or veggie chips

 (Side salad- salad greens with tomato, purple
cabbage, carrots, cucumber and dressing)

Whole
Sandwich Breads: Ciabatta, Pretzel
Roll, Bagel, or Wrap

½ Sandwich Breads: Ciabatta or Wrap

Bold Chicken
Breast (grilled chicken, bacon, Pepper Jack, Ranch dressing, lettuce, &
tomato)

Grilled
Chicken Caesar (grilled chicken, Romaine lettuce, Caesar dressing, Parmesan, &
croutons)

            BLT Chicken (grilled chicken,
bacon, hard boiled egg, BLT dressing, lettuce, & tomato)

Grilled
Portabella (portabella mushroom, grilled bell pepper, fresh
spinach & Smoked Gouda)

Grilled
Vegetable (asparagus, zucchini, squash, onions & bell
peppers, topped with fresh spinach)

House Made
Baked Chicken Salad (baked chicken salad, lettuce, & tomato)

House Made White
Albacore Tuna Salad  (White Albacore
tuna salad, lettuce, & tomato)

Smoked Turkey
& Cheese (smoked turkey, your choice of cheese, lettuce, &
tomato)

Deli Ham & Cheese (ham, your
choice of cheese, lettuce, & tomato)                            

                        (See barista
for full selection of house made salad dressings and sandwich spreads)

Soup
of the Day                              Cup
$3.75                             Bowl
$6.50

(Managed & Operated by Cucina
Banquet and Catering)

550
Penn Avenue                                     
West Reading, PA

                                        Hot
Drinks                                                        
S            M              L         

·    
All Organic House Blend, Flavored, or Decaf Coffee ……………………….…….
1.75       1.95        2.35

·    
Two Leaves Organic Tea………………………………………………………………………………...1.95      2.15        2.40

·       Tea
Latte   Your favorite organic tea topped with steamed milk………………….........2.15
      2.30     
2.55

·       Espresso
Shots…………………………………………………………………………………………………..1.00       1.70        2.40

·       Espresso
Macchiato  Espresso
topped with a dollop of foamed milk………..........1.00       1.70        2.40  

·       Americano  Espresso & hot water……………………………………………………………………..2.35        2.85        3.25

·    
Red Eye………………………………………………………………………………………………………………2.45        3.15        3.85       

·       Cappuccino............................................................................................................2.75        3.65        3.95

·    
Latte……………………………………………………………………………………………………………........2.75        3.65        3.95

·    
Bold Latte  Latte with
flavor of your choice……………………………………………………….3.25        4.15        4.45

·    
Chai Latte  Oregon Chai®
with your choice of steamed milk…………………………..….3.15        3.65        3.95

           *Add a shot of espresso to make it a
Dirty Chai (0.70 per shot)

·    
Hot Chocolate………………………………………………………………………………………………....2.45        2.95        3.45

·    
Bold Steamers  Steamed milk
with flavor of your choice………………………………….2.25        2.60        3.25

Cold
Drinks

(Cold drinks
only available in 16 oz. Medium)

·       Iced Coffee………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………2.45

·    
Iced Tea………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………......2.15

·    
Iced Mocha……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..4.35

·    
Iced Bold Latte……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….............4.35

·    
Iced Chai……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………......3.85

·    
Coffee Frappe………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….…......3.75

·       Bold Coffee
Frappe……………………………………………………………………………………………………...................…4.35

Coffee
Extras

·    
Coffee Refills………………………………………………………………………………………………........................…….1.00        1.25        1.50      

·    
Flavor Shot…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……..0.50

·       Espresso
Shot………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…..0.70

·       Soy* or
Almond* Milk…………………..……………………………………………………………………………………….…0.50