See:  http://www.clevelandfilm.org/festival/film-festival-101

The Future of Urban Farming in Cleveland

How are Clevelanders making their city more healthy, wealthy and resilient through urban agriculture and how is the City of Cleveland supporting these efforts?

Dining Out for Peace continues on Tuesday, April 6, at 56 West - 

16300 Detroit Ave., Lakewood - 4:30pm - 2:30am

By doing so, you will benefit IRTF, Cleveland Peace Action, and Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice.

Dining Out for Peace continues on Tuesday, April 6, at 56 West - 

16300 Detroit Ave., Lakewood - 4:30pm - 2:30am

By doing so, you will benefit IRTF, Cleveland Peace Action, and Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice.

The Deutscher Musik Verein presents our 17th Annual Jägerffestt

¨ Festive entertainment throughout the evening.
Dance, Schunkel and Pros’t the night away to
the sounds of the DMV as well as Fred Ziwich
and his International Sound Machine
¨

Opening performance by featured guest artists
Carolina Jazmine
¨ Authentic German food and tasty libations at
modest prices . . . including great German bier
and plenty of Jägermeister!

Cleveland foodnotbombs presents an open discussion/workshop with

Harvey Wasserman-

From No Nukes To Solartopia: Getting to an Organic Earth

Sunday, April 11th 11am

    Cleveland Foodnotbombs (Clefnb) announces an upcoming visit to Cleveland by Keith McHenry, from Sunday April 11th to Wednesday April 14th. Keith is a longstanding peace activist who in 1980 started the first chapter of foodnotbombs and is regarded as the founder of foodnotbombs as a national movement. Clefnb and Keith McHenry will be be holding a series of community events over the 4 day stretch of his stay here in Cleveland.

    Cleveland Foodnotbombs (Clefnb) announces an upcoming visit to Cleveland by Keith McHenry, from Sunday April 11th to Wednesday April 14th. Keith is a longstanding peace activist who in 1980 started the first chapter of foodnotbombs and is regarded as the founder of foodnotbombs as a national movement. Clefnb and Keith McHenry will be be holding a series of community events over the 4 day stretch of his stay here in Cleveland.

Here's an opportunity to hear one of the world's most acclaimed writers on the Nuclear Age. Jonathan Schell, author of the landmark 1982 book, "Fate of the Earth," will speak at Case Law School, Monday, April 12, from 12 noon to 1 pm. The program is free and open to the public. He will speak on "Obama's Nuclear Disarmament Pledge: Has the Time Come?"

    Cleveland Foodnotbombs (Clefnb) announces an upcoming visit to Cleveland by Keith McHenry, from Sunday April 11th to Wednesday April 14th. Keith is a longstanding peace activist who in 1980 started the first chapter of foodnotbombs and is regarded as the founder of foodnotbombs as a national movement. Clefnb and Keith McHenry will be be holding a series of community events over the 4 day stretch of his stay here in Cleveland.

On April 13th you can benefit IRTF, Cleveland Peace Action, and Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice simply by grocery shopping. The Food Coop will generously donate a portion of your total on the second Tuesday of every month.

Just mention one of the organizations to the cashier when you check out.

CLEVELAND, OH—The City Club of Cleveland will host the Democratic Debate for U.S. Senate tomorrow, Tuesday, April 13 at the Cleveland Marriott Hotel, 127 Public Square from noon to 1:30 p.m. All candidates on the ballot will participate: Jennifer Brunner and Lee Fisher. 

The broadcast schedule is as follows:

Live on WCPN: 12:30 PM-1:30 PM
WVIZ: 11:00 PM
WVIZ/Ohio Channel: 1:30 PM-2:30 PM

    Cleveland Foodnotbombs (Clefnb) announces an upcoming visit to Cleveland by Keith McHenry, from Sunday April 11th to Wednesday April 14th. Keith is a longstanding peace activist who in 1980 started the first chapter of foodnotbombs and is regarded as the founder of foodnotbombs as a national movement. Clefnb and Keith McHenry will be be holding a series of community events over the 4 day stretch of his stay here in Cleveland.

Parade at Tower City Center
Thursday, April 15
5:00 p.m.
Shaw High School Marching Band

Puppetry Workshop

Cleveland Public Library Main Library – Room 218

CLEVELAND, OH — Douglas A. Blackmon, an author and winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize in the General Nonfiction category for Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II, will address The City Club of Cleveland at noon on Friday, April 16, 2010, atThe City Club of Cleveland, 850 Euclid Ave., Second Floor. 

A quarterly event showcasing west-side Cleveland’s largest art center, home to world class art galleries, artist studios, and creative businesses

A quarterly event showcasing west-side Cleveland’s largest art center, home to world class art galleries, artist studios, and creative businesses

Please join Congresswomen Marcia Fudge as she welcomes the candidates who will be running for CUYAHOGA COUNTY EXECUTIVE. In this open forum each candidate will present their platform and field questions from those in attendance. Please come out and let your voice be heard as we move towards a new beginning in Cuyahoga County government.

Saturday April 17, 2010
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

John Adams High School
3817 Martin Luther King Drive
Cleveland, Ohio 44105

11th Congressional District Community Caucus

MISSION STATEMENT

Ohio Secretary of State and realNEO member Jennifer Brunner shows love for realNEO, so there is certainly much to support about her (besides thanking her for cleaning up the Secretary of State's office)... and she is running for US Senate, so now is your chance...

In celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month 2010, the Fine Arts Department is pleased to present pianist and singer George Foley on April 17th, 2010 at 2pm in the 3rd floor lobby of the Main Library building (325 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, 44114). Mr. Foley will perform jazz standards from the 1920s through the 1950s. This program is free and open to all ages. For more information call 216-623-2848. Please join us for this informal, intimate and entertaining concert.

Pianist George Foley's virtuosity, warmth and humor have endeared him to audiences for over thirty years. His wide-ranging repertoire includes jazz, rags and other gems from the ragtime era, standards from the teens, 20's and 30's, swing tunes, blues, short 20th century classical pieces and occasional forays into modern jazz and movie themes. Aficionados often comment on the power and dexterity of his "killer" left hand.

George also sings in a style reminiscent of Fats Waller, Jack Teagarden and Mildred Bailey.

George is in great demand as a soloist, with his own band and as a featured member of other bands. He appears regularly as a soloist at Nighttown, as pianist with the Mercuries and with the Night Owls, and in a duet setting with bassist Gene Epstein.  

George's ability to swing and improvise contribute to the intensity and drive of his performances.

Music at Main: Jazz with George Foley

Cleveland Public Library Main Library – Fine Arts

I received an email from Earl Pike about the upcoming ArtCares benefit for the AIDS Task Force of Greater Cleveland, at Saigon Plaza - here are some details from the Plain Dealer - this sounds like a great and clearly worthwhile event:

Writers & Readers Series: Kay Ryan

Cleveland Public Library Main Library – Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Come to watch films, network, socialize and eat some great Chinese food (not mandatory)!

Dear Norm,

I'm wearing red today, because today is Equal Pay Day. This is the day designated each year to mark how far into the year the average woman must work to earn what the average man made the previous year. Women working full-time and year-round currently earn about 77 cents for every dollar earned by men, so today marks the day using 2009 figures that an average woman would finally earn what an average man made in 2009. In Ohio, this pay deficiency ($33,628 per year compared to $45,214) for women and their families in real terms means they could buy food for another two years or pay mortgage and utility payments for nine more months.

Come join the rest of our hillbilly community at the Curbside Coffeehouse on 99th & Lorain for some Live Bluegrass music on Tuesday nights from about 6:30-9pm.

Dear Norm,

I'm wearing red today, because today is Equal Pay Day. This is the day designated each year to mark how far into the year the average woman must work to earn what the average man made the previous year. Women working full-time and year-round currently earn about 77 cents for every dollar earned by men, so today marks the day using 2009 figures that an average woman would finally earn what an average man made in 2009. In Ohio, this pay deficiency ($33,628 per year compared to $45,214) for women and their families in real terms means they could buy food for another two years or pay mortgage and utility payments for nine more months.

On May 4, Ohio voters will have an opportunity vote on Issue 1 -- a $700 million bond issue that will renew and expand Ohio Third Frontier, without raising taxes.  Since 2002, Ohio Third Frontier, the state’s most successful economic development and jobs program, has made strategic investments in emerging technology industries to accelerate commercial activity and create jobs for Ohio citizens.

The Twenty-First Annual Harvey Buchanan Lecture in Art History and the Humanities

THEODORE REFF

Professor Emeritus, Columbia University

"Degas's Harlequin Pastels: Conflict, Intrigue, and Romance

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

4:30 pm

The Cleveland Museum of Art Recital Hall

Reception immediately following

Sponsored by The Department of Art History and Art

Case Western Reserve University

Free and open to the public

Deborah S. Delisle is the state superintendent of public instruction. She oversees the public K-12 education system in Ohio. Prior to her appointment, she was the superintendent of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Distric

Make reservations

Field Notes from a Catastrophe

Elizabeth Kolbert

In Celebration of Earth Day

Dear BCCA Members:

Just a reminder that our next meeting will be coming up Thursday, April 22, at 6:30pm at the Brooklyn Memorial United Methodist Church. We look forward to seeing you there!

As a follow up from our last meeting on March 25, here are some notes for those who were unable to join us.

Code Enforcement Activity

Norman A. Sugarman Children's Biography Awards Ceremony

Cleveland Public Library Main Library – Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium

Land banking is an idea that originated in Ohio, and with the passing of enabling legislation for Ohio, has now become a practice that will help significantly in blighted neighborhoods. There are still many, many foreclosures and walk-aways. Neighborhoods are being decimated, especially inner-city neighborhoods. This policy is being looked at in other parts of the country, and Rokakis has recently made presentations to national groups on the idea.

 Peace in the Hood, Inc. and The Discovery Center are pleased to announce that we will be collaborating on a International Walk and Run for Peace, Justice and Empowerment on April 24, 2010. The event will begin at E. 152nd Street and Kinsman Rd., Cleveland, Ohio (St. Cecilia Church lot) ending at Luke Easter Park with a release of balloons and doves for Peace.

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio