On The Brink

09.12-09.19.12
On The Brink

This place hits the ground running in the fall season. Our friends the impresarios have been busy while some have been chilling this summer. They’ve got a lot to show for it. We’re on the brink of some big things.

Ingenuity moves again, this time to the lakefront. When James Levin and I kicked it off in 2005 on Euclid & E. 4th, the only venues open were Pickwick & HOB. I wonder which other neighborhoods are on the brink.

The beloved Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival celebrates its 14th year on Lincoln Park, the Sparx City Hop connects you with four arts districts with free trolleys, and EcoWatch throws their rockingest Green Gala yet. Our mobile app will keep you just this side of the brink. –Thomas Mulready

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Ingenuity 2012
A Renaissance in Motion

Prepare to once again create, participate, demonstrate and innovate as Ingenuity, the Cleveland Festival of Art & Technology, materializes in yet another location Fri 9/14 through Sun 9/16 at docks 32 and 30 north of Cleveland Browns Stadium and the Great Lakes Science Center on the lakefront…

Read more from Hollie Gibbs here

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SPONSORED: Open a world of opportunities for your students with Cleveland Clinic’s Office of Civic Education Initiatives’ eXpressions Art and Language Program. This free, project-based initiative utilizes creative expression to engage students in the exploration of science and medicine. Register By 9/19/12 at http://www.ClevelandClinic.org/eXpressions.

VIDEO: Bob Ari Is Lombardi
Veteran Actor Takes On Legendary Coach

Bob Ari says he has the honor of portraying iconic and uncompromising football coach Vince Lombardi in The Cleveland Play House’s production of “Lombardi” which runs Fri 9/14 through 10/7/12.

This professional has been performing since the age of 8, in films, on television and on Broadway. He was most recently seen as Mark Rothko in the Cleveland Play House’s production of “Red.”

Bob was anxious to return to Cleveland. “The Cleveland Play House, in its present formation, is one of the best theatres I’ve ever worked with…” Watch the video here. ClevelandPlayHouse.com

SPONSORED: The New York Times’ Jodi Kantor joins author and political columnist S.E. Cupp to open the 2012-13 season of Cleveland Public Library’s Writers & Readers Series with a discussion of the upcoming 2012 election. WKYC’s Tom Beres will be the moderator for this hot topic. Set your calendars for Sat 9/15 at 2PM at Main Library. CPL.org/writersandreaders

Wanted: New Owner Have you heard? The Cafe at Arts Collinwood is going through changes. Currently, the Cafe is open only for special events & Arts Collinwood is seeking a restaurateur to lease the space. Could this be you?

* Cleveland Green Tweetup Learn about fracking & meet some new Tweeps. Going to the Green Gala? Go here first.

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SPONSORED: Ingenuity On The Lakefront Celebrate creativity and innovation at Ingenuity, Cleveland’s 8th annual festival of the cutting edge, the interactive, and the just plain cool. Ingenuity’s new location is at Docks 30 and 32, on the lakefront north of Cleveland Browns Stadium. September 14th, 15th and 16th. IngenuityCleveland.com

The Big Race
Where Even the Winners are Losers

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines…

And prepare to launch into a full pedal in the only race where even the winners are losers as the fifth annual Big Race kicks off Sun 9/16, on the race path at the north end of West 65th going under the tracks…

Read more from Hollie Gibbs here

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Chalk Festival 2012 The sidewalk around CMA’s Fine Arts Garden will explode with color & creative designs on Sat 9/15 & Sun 9/16. Join in or stand back & watch the pictures come alive.

* Tinker’s Creek Watershed Festival Fun activities for the whole fam in celebration of our great watershed.

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Michael DeSatnik of Dean Supply, a restaurant supply company, was looking for interns with graphic design and computer skills. Mike called Tri-C and they hooked him up. Now he’s looking for more to help out later in the year.

As for what he found at the Tri-C Alumni Association party at the Cleveland Indians game, Mike has this to say, “Good people. Good Food. Good Times.”

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Listen in as Cool Cleveland correspondent Carol Drummond interviews Russian born and NEO resident stone carver Alice Kiderman as she discusses her exhibit at the Canton Museum of Art entitled “Human Journey in Stone.”

Ms. Kiderman talks about and even shows some of her work that explores the universally human experiences of gender and emotions through her medium of choice — stone. Watch here.

WED 9/12
PechaKucha Vol. 16 Get inspired w/ image-heavy presentations from comedian Mike Polk, Kim Jenkins of Rising Star Coffee & others @ Star Plaza.

* CIM @ Severance Emerging talent showcased in the classiest venue around.

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SPONSORED: This Wed 9/12 at 8PM, WCLV 104.9 is live from Severance Hall for the first concert of the CIM Live season. The CIM Orchestra is conducted by Carl Topilow in a program that features Rimbo Wong in the Viola Concerto of Ernest Bloch. Also to be heard, Berlioz’s Roman Carnival Overture and Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra. The live Cleveland Orchestra Severance Hall season begins next week on Sat 9/22, with Franz conducting the Band, soloists and the Chorus in Mahler’s Symphony No. 3. Full details on all of WCLV’s programing at WCLV.com.

THU 9/13
FarmAFare Join the Lake County Soil & Water Conservation @ Holden Arb on Thu 9/13 for a 10-course meal from local restaurants all around Cle. Local fare = yumyumyum.

* Bill Squire presents… @ Market Garden Brewery. Part of the Accidental Comedy Fest.

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FRI 9/14
EcoWatch Green Gala Rally around the initiatives of water & renewable energy. Music, entertainment & sustainable food round out the eco-conscious party on Fri 9/14.

* The Motherf**ker With the Hat opens @ Dobama. Love, drugs & adultery collide in this dark comedy. No, it’s not about Mulready!
* The Pedaling Revolution I See Around the Country discussion w/ Jeff Mapes @ CMNH.
* Ingenuity Cleveland 3 days of art + technology on the Docks.

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SAT 9/15
Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival Art, culture & community collide in lovely Lincoln Park for one of the most anticipated festivals of the year. Music, art, food & kids activities a’plenty.

* Sparx City Hop Hop on a free trolley & explore the city.
* Domesticated Art inspired by the animals that share our homes & hearts @ Local Girl.
* Cleveland Handmade Market Buy some handmade goods & be happy.
* Cuyahoga Regatta Row row row (or watch) on the Cuyahoga.
* Cleveland Dragon Boat Festival Culture on the Cuyahoga.
* Never thought chalk artwork could amaze you? Think again @ CMA’s Chalk Fest.
* Grey to Green Festival Championing our evolution into a sustainable region.

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SUN 9/16
Ride For Miles Go on a 15-mile bike ride through the eastern suburbs of Cle on Sun 9/16 to raise money for the Ride for Miles organization — an org educating people about the environment & bicycle safety.

* The Big Race Adults race big wheels downhill. Kids throw water balloons at them.

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MON 9/17
Market + Bike Kitchen Make sure to visit the Broadway Farmers’ Market on Mon 9/17 to pick up your veggies. Also, Bike Kitchen! Bring your bike for repairs.

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TUE 9/18
Social Media Training for Grownups Keeping up with the most recent social media trend can be daunting — but the YWCA is here to help w/ a variety of classes. Need tips for Twitter? Lost on LinkedIn? Gain some knowledge on Tue 9/18.

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WED 9/19
Lombardi @ CPT Discover what made Lombardi football’s eternal “Coach” in this new production @ CPT. See it Wed 9/19 or go on Fri to the opening.

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Starting Your Own Biz: Part 2
10 Next Steps Towards Entrepreneurship

Launching your new business fuels a certain adrenaline. While opening your box of business cards is exciting, it is only the beginning of a long and intense process.

The key to survival is having a plan in place and following through on it…
Read more from Alex Sukhoy here

Cuyahoga County Sheriff Bob Reid runs a decent jail, and is to be applauded for wanting to keep it that way.

With a competent, professional staff at the helm of the facility there hasn’t been a hint of controversy or wrongdoing at the lockup in recent years…
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Arthur B. Modell — who died last week at 87 years of age — lost his political power to the late Dick Jacobs and that made all the difference.

Jacobs got a new stadium; Modell got nothing. Modell left…
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ROLDO: Art Modell – What It Means to Lose Political Pull When was the last time you wrote a positive article on this site? Do you get fulfillment out of ranting and cutting things down?…
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You almost seem to portray Modell as a victim. However, wasn’t the Browns Stadium issue on the ballot on November 7, 1995?…
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MANSFIELD: Hats Off to Harry Belafonte you always tackle the tough stuff…
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It is good to see praise for the intrepid Harry Belafonte, but I’m not sure you nor Beyonce’s supporters fully got his point. He wasn’t talking about simply ameliorating the suffering of society’s victims through philanthropy; he was talking about working to reverse the causes of their wretchedness through social change…
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Rust Belt Chic The first time I heard this phrase was in ’09 when a car full of brooklynites were on their way to Cleveland to catch a glimpse of the RBC!…
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The 411 on Maternal & Pediatric Vegan Nutrition I would just like to let everyone out there know that Anya Todd is a fake and a phony…
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Most clicked
Here are the Top 5 most clicked links from last week’s issue, with one more chance for you to click.

1) VIDEO: Precious Objects At The Maltz Museum

2) VIDEO: Sneak Peek: The Galleries @ CSU

3) 1st ever Accidental Comedy Festival

4) MANSFIELD: Hats Off to Harry Belafonte

5) CareerTOOLBOX: Starting Your Own Biz – Part 1

We love our writers: Roldo Bartimole, Roy Berko, Martin Bielat, Carol Drummond, Mansfield Frazier, Hollie Gibbs, Alex Sukhoy and Sarah Valek — we salute you. And lastly, though certainly not least, thanks to our readers and everyone who partners with us. Want to volunteer and contribute your writing to Cool Cleveland? Send your reviews, articles, or story ideas to: Events@CoolCleveland.com.

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–Thomas Mulready

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