Gas Drilling Documentary Screening Event Comes to Ohio

See discussion of information meeting here on Realneo.  Please RSVP per request in notice of meeting.

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Elizabeth Baptist Church - Kinsman Neighborhood Community Meeting

 Beat the February blahs and spend an evening with Tremont's resident dance 
company. We'll perform old favorites and fresh new works guaranteed to warm 
your heart and inspire your imagination. Music includes pieces by local 
composers Bill Sallak, Trepanning Trio and Bryan Jacobs. 

Please join us for this concert of diverse works by the Antaeus Dance 

On the second Tuesday of each month you can benefit Cleveland Peace Action, Women Speak Out for Peace & Justice and InterReligious Task Force, simply by doing something we all have to do. Grocery shopping. The Coop will generously donate a portion of your total to the three organizations. All you need to do is mention one of the organizations to the cashier when you check out.

The Food Co-op is located at 11702 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland. Hours are Monday - Saturday 9am-8pm & Sunday 10am-6pm.

What happens when a group of poor artists stage the death of a friend to drive up the price of his paintings? A fake funeral, cross-dressing, and lovers' deceptions, to name a few.  

Enjoy an evening with Frank Morrison, award-winning illustrator, artist and musician. Learn the visual significance of the stories behind the paintings. This program is closes the art exhibition, "Our Children Can Soar," which runs from November 12 through February 13, 2010 at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Branch Library Gallery. Books will be available for sale by A Cultural Exchange. www.cpl.org

Have a Heart, Be Counted!

Free, Fun and Family-Friendly Event

Feb. 13th, 9:30 am-Noon               

Tremont Montessori School Gymnasium,

2409 W. 10th Street

Herman co-wrote the provocative new book, Immigrant Inc.--Why Immigrant Entrepreneurs Are Driving the New Economy, with Plain Dealer reporter Robert L. Smith.  Published by John Wiley & Sons, the book urges struggling communities like Cleveland and Akron to recall the immigrant energy that made their cities great.

Visit Cleveland Public Library for the opening celebration of the month-long African American Art Show, featuring local artists. www.cpl.org

Cleveland Public Library closes African American History Month activities with a unique spoken word performance by none other than Chief Rocka Q-Nice. Workshops and presentations throughout the day will highlight various word masters and offer opportunities for participants to learn and share. www.cpl.org