The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Shaw High School marching band has been invited to play at the Olympics next year in China.  They are currently raising funds to get there.  See the link below for information about on how to help.

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Shaw High School marching band has been invited to play at the Olympics next year in China.  They are currently raising funds to get there.  See the link below for information about on how to help.

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Shaw High School marching band has been invited to play at the Olympics next year in China.  They are currently raising funds to get there.  See the link below for information about on how to help.

The Maltz Museum asks students to be guided by the words of Edmond Burke and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and describe an act of discrimination, reflect upon their response and put forth a plan of action to affect change in one's self, school and/or community.

Entries will be judged on content, originality, the potential for the plan of action to be implemented and presentation. Discrimination is defined as any act of prejudice or intolerance perpetrated upon one individual by another; a group against an individual; or one group against another group.

Realneo's frequent blogger Bill MacDermott will be the moderator on January 10, 2008 at the Mid Town Brews' colloquia on solar energy.  Everyone welcome!

Lillian Brinnon, CMNH Docent & Kirtlandia Member

Please click here to view the announcement on our website

Tell your story in the 2009 Human Services Institute's Community Marketplace and/or Program Book. Reservations for both are now open. Visit www.CommunitySolutions.com for more information and to reserve your spot today.
Don't forget! Award nominations for the $20,000 Anisfield-Wolf Memorial award are due on January 13, 2009, and nominations for the Most Treasured Volunteer awards are due on January 14, 2009.

(Photo by Grace Roulet)

Does banking make you feel like a dog, or are you in a financial dog house? I know the feeling, especially from doing business as an entrepreneur and with real estate development. But, finding a good banker and developing a strong bank relationship offers great windows of opportunity.

Cleveland State Art Gallery to Present “Curious Terrain,” Exploring Landscape in Art, January 18 to March 8

The Cleveland State University Art Gallery will present “Curious Terrain,” an exhibition of paintings and drawings exploring the idea of the “landscape” in art, opening Friday, January 18 and running through Saturday, March 8, 2008. The exhibition includes artists Randall Tiedman, Rob Robbins and JenMarie.

WOMENCONNECT MEETING REMINDER

Dear WomenConnect Friends: We are writing to remind you of the gathering being held on Wednesday, January 21st 2009, the very first day after the Inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States of America.

We urge you to join us for brainstorming and jubilation: THE FIRST DAY GATHERING Wednesday, January 21st, 2009 7-9pm , Cleveland Heights 13001 Cedar Road (near Cottage Grove)

Free Parking

Refreshments Bring friends and family

Venture outside your cubicle tomorrow: Sing Me a Love Song: Creating Popular songs on Tin Pan Alley

GreenCityBlueLake.org 101

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A workshop on using the interactive features of the GreenCityBlueLake.org web site, and how to be a more effective sustainability communicator. Workshop led by GCBL staff members David Beach and Marc Lefkowitz. Free, but please marc [at] ecocitycleveland [dot] org.

I can't believe that I found out about this--today from a bad flyer in Parma.

and the PD is just picking it up now, too...I saw the place a couple of months ago.  This is a sacred place for a lot of people and the new owner respects the history of the Euclid Tavern.  Believe it or not, the sign is a reconstruction.  See www.euclid-tavern.com as this develops. 

Cleveland's legendary Euclid Tavern rock club to re-open Friday, Jan. 25

by jpetkovic [at] plaind [dot] com

Thursday January 24, 2008, 10:28 AM

For six-plus years, the Euclid Tavern was a bleak reminder of a heyday long gone. Well, the doors are open once again. At 9 p.m. Friday, the legendary bar, 11629 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, will celebrate its grand reopening with the JiMiller Band. Free. Call 216-231-7066.

It's a new year and a new day of the week for Gray's Auctioneers monthy auctions! The first auction of 2008 is this Saturday, January 26th at 1 pm. In this auction you will find the typical great deals and unique and interesting items. There are vintage and antique Chinese decorative items, textiles and furniture. There are some high quality vintage dining room sets by makers such as Ethan Allen and Drexel Heritage that are sure to sell for such low prices that it will make anyone who buys such stuff for retail ill. There is a very handsome Arts and Craft desk. The newest jewelry consignments are tasteful and priced to sell (great Valentines Day gifts). The real deals of this auction, in my opinion, are the fine art. There are some great prints mixed in lots of "framed decorative items." But, by far the coolest thing in the whole auction is a hand made model of the Quenn Mary made by E. K. Koos in a hand made glass and teak wood case.

The Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District will host a 2008 poster contest for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The theme is "Water is Life." Submissions are due at the district's headquarters in Valley View by April 1.

The Marilyn Bianchi  Kids' Playwriting Festival c/o Dobama Theatre, 2490 Lee Blvd. #325 Cleveland Heights OH  44118. School or homeschooled students are all eligible.

The Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District will host a 2008 poster contest for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The theme is "Water is Life." Submissions are due at the district's headquarters in Valley View by April 1.