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  Book Release Party (07/14)

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative’s latest publication, Urban Infill vol. 3: Water|Craft, is out, and they’d like to welcome everyone (especially iheartcleveland readers) to the book release party!

Urban Infill is an imprint of CUDC, and these anthologies examine themes in contemporary urban design, urban architecture and planning that emerge from the challenges posed by the economic and ecological transformations of the 21st century.

Water|Craft is a collection of essays that look at urban and regional water issues and new design approaches. The impetus for this volume was the CUDC’s experiences in working with the volatile urban situation of Cleveland; a fragile economy, aging infrastructure and damaged ecosystem. Within this context, water plays a critical role in revitalization efforts for the region. Water|Craft highlights water-related best practices, particularly about water infrastructure made visible as a form-giver and a design driver. It includes several articles about water-based urban initiatives here in Cleveland, as well as a few national and international projects. Major funding for this volume was provided by The George Gund Foundation with additional support from the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District.

Venue: Superior Viaduct, Cleveland (Between Stonebridge apartments and Ponte Vecchio restaurant)

Date and time: Wednesday July 14th, 5:30-7:30pm

Food: Appetizers, beer, wine & dessert

Music: The Buried Wires


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  Tremont Farmers Market

After a long holiday weekend, why not spend your Tuesday night in Tremont.

Buy your fresh veggies at the Farmers Market to stock your fridge with local good greens and more. Baked goods, meat, fresh eggs and more are available at the market as well. Every Tuesday now through October. Located in Lincoln Park.
You could also grab a glass of wine from the Visible Voice Wine Bar to enjoy in their charming courtyard.
There is lots to do in Tremont, Where do you like to hang when you visit?
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  Symon Sighting & Signing (11/19)

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

For tickets visit www.lkwdpl.org/foundation/msymon/msymon.htm

(Thanks Michelle! Great find.)

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  Wild Thing!!! (10/16)

I know we’ve all been waiting…and waiting…and waiting.

So….LET THE WILD RUMPUS BEGIN!!!

Head over to Cleveland’s newest theatre, Captiol Theatre on Detorit in the Gordon Arts Square District for today’s release of Maurice Sendacks show, where the wild things are … showing at 11:30, 2:00. 4:45, 7:15 and 9:40!

Be there or “I’ll Eat You Up!!!” :)

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  Shooting Stars

Buy the book…

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  Girl Bands Rule! (8/20)

TONIGHT, Thursday August 20th, 2009

Ever thought about stating that neighborhood girl band? I’ve always wanted to come home and rock out on a drum set complete with gold shiny cymbals at the end of a day.

If you’re thinking of how you could round up your musical team, stop by Visible Voice Bookstore & Wine Bar in Tremont for tonight’s book signing of The Girls’ Guide to Rocking: How to Start a Band, Book Gigs, and Get Rolling to Rock Stardom, by Jessica Hopper.

This highly informational and inspiring do-it-yourself resource will guide girls toward their rocker dreams. It will also appeal to the young-at-heart who dream of being a rock star and readers and researchers of girl culture (moi!).

Good Morning America selected The Girls’ Guide to Rocking as one of their top summers reads for teens “For anyone looking to dive in, this book is a great place to start.”—Joan Jett

7:30pm….Visible Voice Books 1023 Kenilworth Cleveland, Ohio 44113

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  A Signing with Buzz (2/13)

Friday, February 13th, 2009

It’s time for the Tremont Art Walk (Friday night) and what better way to kick off the festivities than to stop by Visible Voice for a book signing with John Gorman and The Buzzard.

This rock and roll radio memoir takes you behind the scenes at the nation’s hottest station during FM’s heyday, from 1973 to 1986. Sex and drugs, music and merchandising, it was a wild time when the FM airwaves were wide open for innovation. John Gorman led a small band of true believers who built Cleveland’s WMMS from a neglected stepchild into an influential powerhouse. The station earned high praise from musicians and even higher ratings from listeners. Gorman tells how WMMS remade rock radio while Cleveland staked its claim as the “Rock and Roll Capital” by breaking many major international music acts.

Filled with juicy insider details, this fast-paced story will entertain anyone who listened in during those glory days when FM delivered excitement and the Buzzard ruled the airwaves.

7pm. For directions visit www.visiblevoicebooks.com

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  Eat a Book (2/07)

Saturday, February 7th, 2009

Joseph Beth Books at Legacy Village invites you to join them as they welcome author and budhist psychologist Pavel Somov as he introduces his new book “Eating the Moment.”

This book is filled with techniques, exercises and tools to help you control overeating. These practices can be used at mealtimes to develop a more positive and healthy relationship to food. You’ll learn to develop awareness of the experience of eating and become more centered around your eating. By developing habitual awareness and a playful attitude about the process of eating, you will find that your eating slows down, becoming less compulsive and dictated by external forces such as boredom, emotional pain, or habit.

There are 141 specific exercises in the book to promote mindful eating. Also included are brief discussions of why we eat and stop eating, mindfulness principles, finding meaning in food and the act of eating, and guidance for developing a personal “philosophy of eating.”

Somov will be on hand at 2pm to discuss the thought behind the book and the helpful techniques. Book signing available. www.josephbeth.com

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  Good Night Moon (1/17)

Saturday, January 17th, 2008

“Goodnight room. Goodnight moon. Goodnight cow jumping over the moon. Goodnight light, and the red balloon…Do you remember this tale? First published in 1947, written by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd this story is a celebration of familiar nighttime rituals and now a charming family afternoon theatre event.

Get your seats for the Mermaid Theatre’s staged adaptation of this highly acclaimed children’s story. 11am or 2am shows, tickets $10-20 each. www.playhousesquare.org/Events/Events.aspx?EventID=1582

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  Wine & Ballet in Tremont (8/23)

This Saturday evening you will find me, with a picnic and a blanket nestled in Lincoln Park, the central hub of Tremont for the annual complimentary dance show by Verb Ballet (www.verbballets.org).

Verb Ballets’ mission is to promote and develop interest in and appreciation for contemporary dance through performance, programs that promote learning and nurture wellness, audience and community dialogue and advocacy efforts to support the art form. Verb Ballets has a steadfast mission to promote and foster emerging talent, present excellence in contemporary choreographers, and revive and honor Modern Dance classics.

Actually, if I plan my day right, I may even be able to swing by the new wine bar at Visible Voice (www.visiblevoicebooks.com) prior to the show. This independent bookstore is inviting and relaxing and would be a great place to explore while in the neighborhood.

8:00pm. Bring the Family, your Friends… Enjoy the Magic of the Arts in Tremont’s Lincoln Park!

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