Spanning the Chasms 03.04-03.11.2020




 

Spanning The Chasms

03.04-03.11.20

 

 

 

Bridge the gaps.
Between commerce and art. Between blues and gospel, dance and masquerade. Between parent and child, chain restaurants and poetry. Between Akron’s music scene and Cleveland’s Restaurant Week. Between your own ecosystem and environmental racism.
Don’t straddle the fence.
–Thomas Mulready
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Photo by Thomas Mulready
 CoolCleveland.com

 

 

 

 

VIDEO  Welcome to Cleveland Restaurant Week

Get your taste buds ready to explore the region and experience Cleveland Restaurant Week, coming your way March 9-21, when over 50 locally owned restaurants offer a prix fixe menu. CoolCleveland spoke with BJ Grieve of Tartine Bistro in Rocky River about CRW, plus discounts good all over town.
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MUSIC  Rubber City Music Scene Rolls On

Inspired by Cleveland musician John Panza’s Panza Foundation, which offers small monetary grants to local indie bands to help boost their careers, Akron’s Chris Butler (Tin Huey, The Waitresses) has started the Akron Music Awards to do the same there. This year’s honorees, led by The Beyonderers, will perform at Musica to launch it. Even the Black Keys’ Patrick Carney has kicked in some money!  Sat 3/7

 

 

DANCECleveland presents Stephen Petronio Dance
Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, Stephen Petronio is widely regarded as one of the leading dance-makers of his generation. New music, visual art, and fashion collide in his dances, producing powerfully modern landscapes for the senses. On Sat 3/14 at 7:30PM at Ohio Theatre, Playhouse Square. Tickets 216-241-6000 or DANCECleveland.org.
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NEWS  Local Bands Wanted for JazzFest 

Tri-C JazzFest’s big outdoor stage under the Playhouse Square chandelier hosts free local music during the event, June 26-27. It’s taking submissions from bands of all genres now through Sat 3/21.  

TCT announces new leader

Founder Alison Garrigan stepped down late last year after leading Talespinner Children’s Theatre for nine years. Now it’s announced a new artistic director and a new executive director. One is a long-time TCT staff member; the other comes from a kids’ theater in southern Ohio.

Ready for a community bathhouse in Ohio City?

Then fill out this survey, as plans are moving forward.

 

 

EATS March at Melt Bar and Grilled

Spectacular Starter Combo – NEW ITEM! 

Fried Mozzarella wedges, Mac & Cheese bites, fried pickles, battered chicken tenders or fried Buffalo tofu with ranch, Basil marinara and southern herb remoulade for dipping VA. Ideal for sharing between 2-4 guests!
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THIS WEEK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUN 3/8
Freedom Ride 
Bike Cleveland hosts a film Afghan Cycles, showing how Afghani women are using bicycles to challenge gender and cultural norms.* Americana musician plays Ohio City house concert
* Afternoon of food, drink & music helps Lake County animals

 

 

MON 3/9
Who Do You Trust?
When it comes to scientific facts, do you believe scientists or politicians? Talk about it at Science Cafe!* Try something new during Restaurant Week
* Piano/baritone duo performs in Rocky River

 

 

TUE 3/10
Community-Inspired Art
Today is the last chance to see spectacular wood cuts & festive upcycled assemblages by Claudio Orso & paper cuts by his son. They’ll be at the Bostwick Gallery downtown.* Dark Room Open Mic brings together actors and writers

 

 

WED 3/11
Fast Food as Poetry
Writer Danny Caine waxes poetic in his new book about the chain restaurants fitting the U.S. landscape. He’ll read from it at Belt U in Gordon Square.* CIFF’s Patrick Shepherd speaks at Cleveland Stories program.
* Oberlin updates scandalous guilty pleasure known as The School For Lovers

 

 

 

MANSFIELD

 

 

 

Environmental RacismCleveland has once again landed on a list all residents would prefer not to be on. The United Church of Christ recently released a report entitled “Breath to the People: Sacred Air and Toxic Pollution.” The report lists the 100 top super polluters in populated areas across the U.S….  READ MORE 

Bernie Is Best… But Can He Win?

A few weeks ago a reporter asked Joe Biden a question regarding which of the Democrats could win over tRump, and without missing a beat he replied, “Any of us.”  READ MORE

 

 

 

 

 

We’ll see you on the other side.

-Thomas Mulready
CoolCleveland.com

 

 

 

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