04.07-4.14.10
Time To Brag
In this week’s issue:It’s not every region that has a week as exciting as this: Maple Heights native and award-winning poet Mary Oliver visiting to read her work, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. coming to speak at the Green Gala, the unbelievable excellence of the Banff Mountain Film Festival, Lake Erie Artists showcasing in their home on Shaker Square, Two Dads Diner serving it up, Mansfield and Roldo keeping it real, NEOtropolis analyzing labor and management relations, ARTMart at SPACES, open mike at Whisper To A Scream feminist performance art collective, making goth sock puppets with your kid at Lakewood Library, Great Lakes premiering Bat Boy: The Musical, and CIA hosting the Videoforms festival… Allow me to catch my breath. –Thomas Mulready
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HOT Time to brag The Cleveland City BRAG Book [pictured] is now online. Answers the questions to test yr knowledge of Cle. Go
Got*City GAME x3 For its 2nd season, the popular web series will feature teams in Akron and Y-town, in addition to Cle. Info
A new cultural garden Cle City Council’s City Planning Committee gives go-ahead for the proposed Croatian Cultural Garden. View plans
HOT CoolOhio Have you checked out InsiderOhio? It’s packed w/ cool things to do across the Buckeye State. http://www.InsiderOhio.com
GREEN Greening the Ghetto Hear Majora Carter’s speech @ the City Club on “Greening the Ghetto — And How Much it Won’t Cost Us.” Listen
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SPONSORED: Learn about the nature of your food at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History! The Natural History of Balsamic Vinegar takes place Sat 4/24 at 6:30PM – enjoy a fantastic seven-course meal prepared by Steve Schimoler, chef/owner of Crop Bistro & Bar, while you learn about the natural history and cultural influences of balsamic vinegar. www.CMNH.org
Community Coalition
Lake Erie Artists showcase on Shaker Square
Paula Atwell has always liked art, but like many of us, she stopped creating it when she left childhood. Paula was lucky–she went back to being creative in adulthood.
Paula started taking art classes when she realized she was missing something from her life while in the midst of working and raising a family. She found an innate artistic ability that surprised her, particularly since no one in her family seemed to be artistic.
She wondered where it came from until her father, a successful doctor, retired and settled down. “After he retired,” Paula says, “he sat down with a pencil and just started drawing from photographs.” He has talent, but he never used it.
She never thought her artistic experiments and eventual jewelry sales would lead to ownership of an art gallery. But years later, Paula is the sole proprietor of Lake Erie Artists Gallery on Shaker Square…
Read more from Claudia Taller here
Mary Oliver
Award-winning Poet & NEO Native
Sari Feldman is excited about the visit of poet Mary Oliver, a native of Maple Heights who has taught at Case Western Reserve University and who has won every major prize a poet can win.
Interestingly, the Cuyahoga County Public Library has received more calls about Oliver than any other writer they have presented in their Writers Center Stage Series.
Mary Oliver will read from her works and talk with the public on Tue 4/13 at 7:30PM at the Ohio Theatre. Watch the video, then get tickets on the site here: WritersCenterStage.org.
Curious George LIVE Who doesn’t love George? See your fave inquisitive monkey at PlayhouseSquare from Fri 4/9 at 7PM to Sun 4/11. Get ready to laugh out loud, tap your toes, sing and dance along as Curious George takes you on his quest to win the Golden Meatball Contest… w/ plenty of interaction and music. @ Palace Theatre, 1615 Euclid Ave. Click
Camping Staycation Can’t afford to jet off to Cancun this spring break? No worries – go on a camping adventure this year, right in your backyard national park! Join Park Ranger Rebecca Jones for a family-friendly, overnight stay featuring free play, a night hike, and other fun activities. The Staycation lasts from 3PM on Sat 4/10 to 11AM on Sun 4/11. Call 330-657-2752 ext 352 for details and registration. http://www.DayInTheValley.com/today.php?d=20100410
Museum Women is a new series giving girls in grades 6-12 a behind-the-scenes look at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Learn about science-based careers in a Museum setting, find out how to prepare for a museum career and do a hands-on activity. Dr. Linda Spurlock, Director of Human Health, biological anthropologist, archaeologist and forensic artist will be featured on Sat 4/10 from 10AM-noon. CMNH.org
Goth Sock Puppets!? Make a sock puppet, with a twist. Come to Lakewood Public Library on Tue 4/13 from 7:30-8:30PM to make goth sock puppets [pictured]. What kind of goth will yours be? Twisted? Deranged? Trendy? For teens age 13-18. Call 216-226-8275 for info. http://www.LkwdPL.org
GREEN Babes in Nature “Wake up Spring!” is the theme of this month’s Babes in Nature stroll on Tue 4/13. Bring your babies, age 2 months to 2 years, to the Nature Ctr at Shaker Lakes from 10-10:45AM to explore the sensations of nature. Bring a stroller. Call 321-5935 to register. You’re never too young to learn about nature! Located at 2600 South Park Blvd. ShakerLakes.org
Can Labor and Management Just Get Along?
Plus, watch episode on Auto Impact
Judging by the recent labor agreement at Lordstown, it appears that, at least in the auto industry, labor and management can certainly get along. They’re building the new Chevy Cruze there, and our region benefits, with a third shift and 1200 new workers! Join us on the upcoming episode of NEOtropolis, broadcast on Western Reserve PBS at 8:30PM this Fri 4/9, hosted by CoolCleveland’s Thomas Mulready. Click here for your cable channel. Comment on our blog at http://www.NEOtropolis.org. Remember, this is not business as usual.
Click here or on the image above to watch last week’s show on the impact of the auto industry in our region, and catch the discussion in studio between Dan Shingler of Crain’s Cleveland Business, Youngstown auto dealer Doug Sweeney, and Baldwin-Wallace College professor Robert Ebert.
Do you know a businessperson or company that we should be featuring on NEOtropolis? Drop us a line at NEOtropolis@CoolCleveland.com. After all, it’s your region, too. Read, view & comment.
A hot selection of tech and business news & events from around the region. Got business news? Send it to: EVENTS@CoolCleveland.com
Biotech on the rise BioOhio tracks Ohio’s growing bio sector [pictured] in its new report. Read
NEO’s Advanced Energy Cluster View the 400+ orgs engaged in NEO’s advanced energy industry. View ’em
Gigabit Breakfast Club Did you miss this first-hand look at the new Case Connection Zone? No worries. Check out the videos here.
Gordon Square Arts District props local economy, producing 773 Cle jobs and $317 mill in economic activity, says TeamNEO. http://GordonSquare.org
3,284 NEW jobs were created in NEO last year. Don’t believe it? Check it out
SPONSORED: Great School. Great Price. Right Here! See for yourself why Baldwin-Wallace College consistently ranks among the Best Colleges and Best Values in the Midwest. At Spring Visit Day -especially for juniors and their families- on Sat 4/17 from 9AM to 1PM, you can learn about exceptional academic programs and student life, great financial aid and more. Reserve your place online at Junior Visit Day at Baldwin-Wallace College.
Int’l Society for the Study of Narrative 25th Annual Conference [pictured] on Thu 4/8 through Sun 4/11 at CWRU. Join 350+ scholars from 19 countries and 5 continents to discuss the art of storytelling. Info
Social Media Lab: Social Media in Exceptional Customer Service workshop on Fri 4/9 from 1:30-5:30PM @ Tri-C Corp Cllge E. Details
GREEN Greening the Community 28th National Pesticide Forum @ CWRU on Fri 4/9 and Sat 4/10. Learn about organic lawns, cutting-edge pesticide research, organic gardening and how to get pesticides out of schools. Tell me more
Rise Up in Cleveland Society of Professional Journalists’ Region 4 Spring Conference on Fri 4/9 and Sat 4/10 @ Marriott at Key Ctr. Click
The Word on Reentry As if April 15 isnt taxing enough already, CoolClevelands own Mansfield Frazier will appear on a Reentry Panel Discussion with Terry Collins, Shakyra E. Diaz, and Ed Little on Thu 4/15 from 5-7:30PM @ CWRU. Details
YouToo Social Media Conference Nonproft communicators, biz communicators & students: Learn how to tap into social media on Fri 4/16 from 8AM-5PM @ KSU. http://YouToo2010.weebly.com
Fashion LOVES Akron NOTO annual fashion show & party on Sat 4/17 at 7:30PM @ High Street Gallery in Akron. http://www.FashionLovesAkron.com
No Building Left Behind: Adaptive Reuse of Sacred Spaces forum on Tue 4/20 from 4-6:30PM @ CSU. [St. Procops pictured; photo by Kerry Adams.] Info
Idealist.org Nonprofit Career Fair Network w/ nonprofit recruiters on Tue 4/20 from 11AM-3PM @ CWRU. Details
In the 3/24/10 issue of CoolCleveland.com, EcoWatch Executive Director Stephanie Spear announced a contest: Whoever wrote the best 500-word essay stating why they were the most sustainable Clevelander would win two free tickets to the upcoming Green Gala on Fri 4/9, featuring special guest Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This week, we’re happy to announce the winner.
Click here to read the winning essay, written by Mark Gilson of Perry, Ohio.
Click here or on the image at left, to hear Kennedy discuss President Obama and the recent climate bill on CNN Money.
Tickets are still available for EcoWatchs Green Gala on Fri 4/9. To attend the dinner, hear Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and possibly even meet Mark Gilson, you can call 216-387-1609 or visit http://www.EcoWatch.org.
Burgers and Business
Two Dads Diner: Timeless & Kitschy
Before moving to Cleveland in 2003, I spent two years in upstate New York, working hard earning my M.B.A. at the Simon School. The winters of Rochacha, as it’s referred to by the natives, are cold, snowy, gray and the city rests just south of one of the five Great Lakes. Sound familiar?
To keep the energy going, the school would sometimes host after hour events at the local diners, places where, for $10, you could order a three-course dinner complete with canned chicken soup, a burger and fries and even a piece of chocolate pie. The decor in these diners stayed true to its 70’s blue collar origins and the yellow lighting and solo customers sipping their sole cup of coffee before stepping outside for a smoke reminded you why movies, politicians and diners go hand in hand: there’s a quiet understanding of social distance and simultaneous friendliness, a contrast of decision-making suits enjoying cheap meals next to time-clocked people in uniforms.
A good diner will serve you a cup of coffee, a sandwich and a side order of “Enjoy and carry on…”
Read more from Alex Sukhoy here
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Videoformes @ CIA The Cle Institute of Art is playing experimental films from the Videoformes Festival [flier pictured] (held in Clermont-Ferrand, France) on a continuous loop from Wed 4/7 to Thu 4/8 and again in May. Get the full scoop.
Alaskan seabirds & the rapidly changing Arctic Cle-native Dr. George Divorky has spent 35 years studying Arctic seabirds (Black Guillemots) off northern Alaska. During this time, he’s witnesses warm-induced changes in snow that have affected marine birds and other wildlife. Hear about his research at the next KirtlandBirdClub mtg on Wed 4/7 at 7:30PM @ Cle Museum of Natural History. Learn more.
SPONSORED: Tonight Wed 4/7 at 8PM, WCLV (104.9) is live at the Cleveland Institute of Music for a concert by the CIM Orchestra conducted by Carl Topilow. Student violist Tegen Davidge is the soloist in Rozsa’s Viola Concerto. WCLV is live at Severance Hall on Sat 4/10, at 8PM for a Cleveland Orchestra concert conducted by guest Semyon Bychkov. And Sun 4/11, at 3PM, it’s the Orchestra’s performance of Mozart’s opera “Cosi fan tutte.” Full details on WCLV’s programming at http://www.wclv.com.
Great Lakes Theater Festival: Bat Boy: The Musical Bat Boy [pictured] is a classical love story… one that’s straight outta the supermarket tabloids. Great Lakes Theater Festival performs the play, opening on Thu 4/8 at 7:30PM through Thu 5/13 @ PlayhouseSquare. Get the full scoop here.
HOT Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour Explore remote landscapes and get your adrenaline pumping without leaving the comforts of the 216. The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour brings you movies about off-road unicycling, a rowboat journey across the Atlantic, and a man’s mission to cycle 19K miles on a tandem bike, picking up ppl along the way [pictured]. The two-night extravaganza kicks off on Fri 4/9 w/ light appetizers and dessert. The High Altitude Party returns on Sat 4/10 w/ live music, goodie bags and booze. Both nights start at 6PM w/ films at 7:30PM @ the Allen Theatre at Playhouse Square, 1407 Euclid Ave. Click for a preview.
GREEN Green Gala EcoWatch invites you to an evening of eco-conscious innovation on Fri 4/9. EcoWatch’s Second Annual Green Gala will feature visionary environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who’ll address sustainability, global warming and other threats to the Earth. Also: food, drinks and a “green” silent auction. From 7PM – midnight @ Executive Caterers, 6111 Landerhaven Dr in Mayfield Hts. Info
HOT She Speaks Hey ladies: Whisper to a Scream, a feminist performance art collective, wants to hear your voice. Yeah, you. (If you’re ready, that is.) Starting on Fri 4/9 from 7-9PM, they’re hosting She Speaks, a monthly themed open mic/spoken word event giving you the opportunity to network, commune and test your poetry or short stories in a public format. Learn more here.
ARTMart 2010 View untapped talent and score original art on the spot at ARTMart: SPACES Members’ Show & Sale on Fri 4/9 from 6-9PM. SPACES Gallery has invited its members to display and sell their goods, w/ sales benefiting both SPACES and individual artists. Check out 100+ regional artists and mingle w/ 500 NEO friends while funky music plays and you munch on edibles from area restaurants. Details
tick, tick… BOOM! Cassidy Theatre presents a tale about a midlife crisis–Corvette not included–opening on Fri 4/9 at 8PM. Check out the full description here. Runs through Sun 4/25.
HOT Cleveland’s 1st Sketch Battle Bust our your sketchpad and get ready to battle! Cleveland’s 1st Sketch Battle is happenin’ on Fri 4/9 @ Cleveland Institute of Art. The event kicks off at 7PM w/ a speech by award-wining product designer Michael DiTullo and continues w/ a pretty fierce tournament for the Sketch Championship. Info
ArtisAlive Canton gets extra artsy. The city is throwing a 2-day celebration of art and music, featuring 85 art vendors, live tunes, food and “more fun than is feasible.” Check it out on Fri 4/9 from 5-11PM and Sat 4/10 from 11AM-5PM @ Cultural Ctr for the Arts, 1001 Market Ave NW in Canton. Expect plenty of jewelry, paintings, prints, mixed media and surprises galore. Click
Poetography What happens when you randomly pair a poet with a photographer and ask them to capture the essence of Cleveland Heights? Find out on Sat 4/10 at Poetography [flier pictured], a celebration of Nat’l Poetry Month and the tenth anniversary of Heights Arts. 2PM @ Mac’s Backs Paperbacks. Read more
Mustachio-Bashio! Why will hordes of people sport mustaches on Sat 4/10? For prizes and drink discounts, that’s why! See how you can join in.
Tricks of the Trade w/ Bill Cobbs Wanna become a professional actor or director? Let Cle native and veteran stage, film and TV actor Bill Cobbs teach you a thing or two about scene study and monologue development. Bill’s coming from LA to teach an 8-hr, video-based intensive course on Sat 4/10 from 10Am-2PM and Sun 4/11 from 12-4PM @ Cleveland Play House. Read more.
Seek the Light Get in touch w/ your metaphysical side at the 3rd Annual Seek the Light – Search for the Truth Expo & Psychic Fair on Sat 4/10 and Sun 4/11 from 11AM-6PM. Meet w/ psychics, palmists, astrologers, clairvoyants, tarot card readers and mediums to help you seek answers to any burning questions you have. There will be a meditation circle done around an energy grind of crystals and earth elements, plus info on alternative medicines and natural healing. More
HOT Lottery League 2010: The Big Show 144 Musicians in 33 bands performing on 3 stages in both rooms of the Beachland. Whoa. But this isn’t any ordinary music fest, these bands were randomly-generated, consisting of some of the best musicians in NEO. The bands were given a deadline to get their stuff together. On Sat 4/10 they’ll show you what they got at a round-the-clock one evening music bash. here.
Charity Wine Tasting Enjoy fine wines and support a great cause. On Sat 4/10 at 6PM, the Waterloo 7 Gallery supplies wine and art with proceeds going to The Domestic Violence Center of Greater Cleveland. This benefit is being held to help women and their children during a time of healing. Tickets are available for purchase in advance or at the door, the day of event. Info
Baby & Me Expo Whether you’re a proud parent or thinking about becoming one, the Baby & Me Expo has a lot to offer. Treat yourself to wellness seminars, pre- and postnatal yoga sessions, and discover NEO’s endless web of baby-related resources. Learn about birth options–like water birth, using a midwife and hiring a doula–and talk with massage therapists, chiropractors and lactation consultants. Products from a dozen local and national companies will also be on display on Sat 4/10 from 10AM-3PM @ Westshore Unitarian Universalist Church, 20401 Hilliard Blvd in Rocky River. More
Phenomenally, they are Phenomenal Women One of Maya Angelou’s most powerful poems, “Phenomenal Woman,” will be witnessed up close and personal at the 8th Annual Personal and Professional Development Retreat for Women of Color taking place from Sat 4/10 to Mon 4/12 at the Univ of Akron. Join 400+ women to discuss career planning, technology and social media, politics, volunteerism, leadership, family life and work balance, and mentoring and, most importantly, to leave w/ a sense of empowerment. http://www.WomenOfColorFoundation.com
Peninsula Jazz Festival New Orleans-style jazz musicians from all over the region will congregate at Happy Days Lodge for Peninsula Jazz Festival–a day to revel in some of the swankiest sounds you’ve ever heard. Check it out on Sun 4/11 from 2-5PM @ 500 W Streetsboro Rd in Peninsula. Details
First Mondays @ The Alcazar First Mondays–a reading of new plays, poetry and fiction to discover–picks up on Mon 4/12 w/ a reading of The Sunrise Side, a new comedy that takes you inside the First Bedroom for a hilariously intimate look at Laura and “GW.” NY playwright Ashley Minihan will be on-hand to discuss the First Reading of her unusual work. 7PM @ The Alcazar, that gorgeous residence [pictured] on top of Cedar Hill at 2450 Derbyshire. Say what?
Writers Center Stage: Mary Oliver Poet (and Maple Hts native) Mary Oliver takes the stage at Ohio Theatre on Tue 4/13 at 7:30PM. Add some lit to your Tuesday nights. Learn more.
CIM @ MOCA: Harmonic Hues Music + art… what could be better? Check out the lineup of musicians for the CIM New Music Ensemble concert at MOCA Cle on Wed 4/14 at 7PM by clicking here.
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Why the “Workout” Just Might Not Work
The recent news that the feds were rolling out a new program that would throw a lifebuoy to “underwater”homeowners like my wife and me was welcomed with glee around our household.
When I proposed marriage to Brenda over a decade ago, part of the enticement I used to get a “yes” answer was that I build her a new home.
Hell, as checkered as my past is, and the distance above my station in life I was attempting to reach matrimonially, I would have built her the Taj Mahal… if I but had the financial wherewithal…
Read more from Mansfield Frazier here
Preview: Verb Ballets @ CPT
Last month we emailed Bill Wade, Artistic Director and Founder of Inlet Dance Theatre, and asked him about his upcoming concert for Cleveland Public Theaters Dance Works?.
Wade responded at considerable length, listing repertory that he planned to remount or upgrade and 2 totally new pieces.
Those who saw Inlets Cain Park concert last summer may remember CREATE, a piece Wade created on students. Wade has upgraded CREATE for the company as what he describes as pop modern dance, something fun as a concert opener for schools and other audiences new to modern dance.
Read more from Victor Lucas & Elsa Johnson
Medical Mart Money Piling Up at County
Plus, Can Anyone Expect A Public Official To Notice?
Cuyahoga County taxpayers in these depression-like times have paid $91 million into the fund for the Medical Mart deal. Does anyone notice?
The Plain Dealer, our news media of record, appears to have forgotten that we have a near or more $1 billion project. The Med Mart has slipped off its radar apparently.
Coverage seems to be much more interested in who is running for county council in who knows where and who cares less…
Read more of Roldo Bartimole here
Quick reviews of recent events
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Cleveland Orchestra @ Severance Hall 04/1/10
Read the review by Kelly Ferjutz here
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee @ Beck Center 4/2/10
Read the review by Roy Berko here
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Readers respond Interesting letter, agree with the first comment that most times Clevelanders are heralded for their friendliness. Also agree that the past two months are probably the worst in terms of weather and being out and about we tend to hibernate until the thaw!
Now, to the letter itself. You didn’t indicate how/where you were trying to meet people…
Read the response from Janet Nabring-Stager here
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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) Perfect for the Easter season, Check out Eggshelland, an award-winning documentary following the lives of Ron and Betty Manolio and their famous lawn display in our region [pictured], which is available for viewing in Lyndhurst now through Sat 4/24. EggShellandMovie.com.
2) Got an old computer collecting dust? April is Recycle Your Computer Month. Now’s the time to drop off yr old computer (plus mice, monitors and whatnot) at one of 40 sponsoring city service departments countywide. All computers are given to local non-profit RET3 Job Corp, who’ll erase data and refurbish or properly recycle your old ‘puter. CuyahogaSWD.org
3) North Union Farmers Market Opens Buy local is a popular slogan, but whats the BIG deal? When it comes to the fruits and vegetables you put into your mouth, this is a big deal. In this area, the best quality food comes directly from Ohio farms fresh, nutrient dense, and delicious… Read more: CoolCleveland.com
4) RoldoLINK Perfect Solution Where New County Officials Can Meet. It shouldnt cost a penny. County taxpayers already paid for construction. And even to furnish it! Its a building the County constructed in Jacobs Field. Its not far from the present County Administration building. The building wasnt even in the lease. It was a gift… Read more: CoolCleveland.com
5) Remembering Euclid Ave Cong Church Cleveland Area History blog asks, “Could it have been saved as a landmark?” Read
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