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living & learning 1
delectable dining 2
parks & recreation 3
development 4
LIVING AND LEARNING IN
K&D offers many options
for apartment living in
Euclid with eight premier
communities within the city.
COLONIAL PARK TOWNHOMES
36 Georgetown Square
Euclid, OH 44143
216.481.8160
www.colonialparktownhomes.com
EUCLID MEADOWS
27300 Euclid Ave.
Euclid, OH 44132
216.731.0496
www.euclidmeadows.com
HARBOR CREST AT HARBOR TOWN
24453 Lakeshore Blvd.
Euclid, OH 44123
216.261.6023
www.harborcrestapts.com
LAKELAND TERRACE
25531 North Lakeland Blvd.
Euclid, OH 44132
216.289.6818
www.lakelandterraceapts.com
MORGAN PARK
24390 Garden Dr.
Euclid, OH 44123
216.732.8633
www.morganparkapts.com
PARKSIDE GARDENS
1557 Knuth Ave.
Euclid, OH 44132
216.289.4463
www.parksidegardensapts.com
SUMMERWOOD COMMONS
19500 Euclid Ave.
Euclid, OH 44117
216.481.1117
www.summerwoodcommons.com
WATER’S EDGE AT HARBOR TOWN
23951 Lakeshore Blvd.
Euclid, OH 44123
216.731.2000
www.thewatersedgeapts.com
This publication was created
in partnership through The City
of Euclid and K&D Apartment
Community Owners & Managers.
EUCLID CITY SCHOOLS LIKE YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE!
Keeping up with technology has become quite a challenge in today’s world with new
devices, new forms of social media, and new apps that can do things like close your garage
door. Information is literally at your fingertips and now Euclid City Schools’ is too! With the
touch of a button on your smartphone, you can download the Euclid City Schools Mobile App,
which brings you up to the minute news, pictures, videos, social media feeds, and events. The
app is free and available in the Google Play and Apple App Stores. Simply search, “Euclid
City Schools” in the search tab.
While you are checking your Facebook, check out all eight of the Euclid City Schools’ Facebook Pages. Each building has their very own page, so that we can show you all the growing,
learning, and exciting events that happen in our buildings everyday. Whether it is the 5th
grade Chocolate Emporium, the 3rd grade Living Wax Museum, or the Dancing Classrooms
Grand Performance, you can keep up and share pictures and videos with family and friends.
Arbor, Bluestone, Chardon Hills, Shoreview, Central, Forest Park, EHS, and the Early Learning
Center are all waiting for your “like!” While you are at it, take a minute to check out Euclid
City Schools’ twitter feed @euclidschools. Follow us for honors, schedule changes, and lots of
other information in 140 characters or less.
Come August, a visit to www.euclidschools.org will look distinctly different from what visitors are used to seeing. After eight months of renovation, a brand new, user-friendly website
will be unveiled. The goal of the upgrade was to make the site easily navigable, make
resources accessible for students and parents, and advance our technological capabilities
inside and outside of the classroom. Here you will find a link to the URL that will link you to
our YouTube page! Head on over to www.youtube.com/euclidEDtv to watch board meetings
and special projects like our “We Believe” video made for our awesome Sophomores as they
faced Ohio Graduation Testing.
With all of the different ways we have expanded our virtual presence, we are also expanding technology in the classroom. Giving our students a competitive edge with 21st century skills
is our priority, as well as preparing them for state testing that will be done online starting in
2015. Textbooks are now available online for math, social studies, and science, which means
that we need to have the proper tools for students to access the most up-to-date curriculum.
Hardbound textbooks cost the district a significant amount of money, while online textbooks
provide the most current curriculum while utilizing district resources in the most cost efficient way.
ChromeBooks are incredibly powerful machines, capable of high-end computing at a very
reasonable cost. Our teachers can manage these machines in their classrooms to ensure they
are used as tools, not toys. A teacher can see each student’s screen, manage that screen, and
with one click of a button can close a webpage on the students machine remotely. One of
the critical advantages with integrating ChromeBooks is that they are completely web-based
tools. Students can go from the classroom to home using whatever hardware they have at
home. They can even use a smartphone to submit coursework, collaborate with peers, complete
assignments, or ask for clarification from a teacher. The only thing that they need is an Internet
connection! We place an enormous emphasis on “anywhere/anytime learning,” students creating content, solving real-world problems and collaborating with each other to do so.
Euclid City Schools is thrilled to call itself a 21st century district, providing access to learning
and connecting in a state-of-the-art way. The District mobile app, eight Facebook Pages, Twitter feed, and a YouTube Channel all help us connect with YOU! So next time you are updating
your status, tweeting hashtags, watching videos or downloading new apps for your smartphone type in Euclid City Schools and see what happens. We can’t wait to connect with you!
www.cityofeuclid.com
MORGAN PARK
HARBOR CREST AT HARBOR TOWN
EUCLID CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION
651 East 222nd Street
Euclid, OH 44123
216-261-2900
www.euclidschools.org
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DI N I NG AN D E NTE RTAI N ME NT I N
THIS ISSUE’S FEATURED RESTAURANT: BEACH CLUB BISTRO
Beach Club Bistro located in downtown Euclid, is a full service restaurant open daily for lunch, dinner and carry out services on all menu
items.
Beach Club Bistro has great variety to their menu! In addition to weekend drink, appetizer, and entree specials, they also have a “Pizza of the
Month” that embodies the theme of each month. To keep the menu fresh,
they update their menu biannually. Their extensive beverage offerings
feature over 300 wines, 40+ microbrew/import beers, 45+ (and growing) of the owner’s favorite Kentucky Bourbons ensures there is a drink to
complement every meal.
Beach Club Bistro offers a “4x4 wine special”. When you buy four different half bottles (375ml) of wine from their vast selection, you receive
$5 off each bottle and a $20 gift certificate when you buy a full bottle
of wine (750ml) over $40!
Lunch time catering/delivery is a recent addition to the host of services
Beach Club Bistro provides. Delivery to local business Tuesday through
Friday from 11:30am to 3:30pm is now available with 24 hours notice. In
addition, private parties with 15 to 85 people are available. Please contact Tammy Sloat, Operations Manager at [email protected] or Greg
Jurcisin, Proprietor at [email protected] for pricing and menu options.
The variety of exceptional food and beverage, combined with the
atmosphere - including one of the largest covered outdoor dining patios
in the area, has made Beach Club Bistro a destination for people all over
greater Cleveland.
Greg opened the Beach Club Grill in “downtown Concord” in July of
2009 with a similar concept as the Euclid location, while maintaining
some elements from the previous restaurant, Epiq Bistro. The split design
of the lounge/bar and dining room remain intact as well as the names
on the Beach Club Grill’s pizza menu - representing the names of lakefront streets, neighborhoods, clubs and schools near the Bistro location
in Euclid.
Beach Club Bistro, located at 21939 Lakeshore Boulevard, is open
Tuesday through Thursday 11am to 10pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to
11pm and Sunday from 11am to 8pm. Happy Hour is daily from 4pm to
6pm and features $2 off draft beers, house wine pours and all cocktails
with Sunday Happy Hour all day! Visit our website at www.bcbistro.com
for their full menu and specials. “Like” Beach Club Bistro on facebook
for exlusive savings! You can visit the Beach Club Grill’s website at www.
bcgrill.net for more information on their Concord location.
www.experienceeuclid.com
“Friendly and welcoming staff.
Always good and quick service.
Great atmosphere. Close to
home.”
“This is a hidden gem in Euclid,
Ohio! Great food and great
ambiance. Will be back soon.”
“Food and service keep me
coming back! Have been letting
friends know about the experience.”
-Customer Comments from
Rewards Network
BEACH CLUB BISTRO
21939 Lakeshore Boulevard
Euclid, OH 44123
216-731-7499
www.bcbistro.com
HOURS:
Tuesday-Thursday: 11:00am-10:00pm
Friday-Saturday: 11:00am-11:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am-8:00pm
Happy Hour: Daily 4:00pm-6:00pm
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PARKS AN D RE C RE AT I O N I N
BRIARDALE GOLF COURSE
24131 Briardale Avenue
Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8574
www.briardalegreens.com
C.E. ORR ICE ARENA
22550 Milton Drive (off Babbitt Rd)
Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8649
CLEVELAND ROCK GYM
21200 Saint Clair Avenue, Bldg. B3
Euclid, OH 44117
216-692-3300
www.clevelandrockgym.com
EUCLID CREEK RESERVATION
Off Highland Road
South of Euclid Avenue
Euclid, OH 44119
440-473-3370
www.clemetparks.com
EUCLID FAMILY Y
631 Babbitt Road
Euclid, OH 44123
216-731-7454
www.clevelandymca.org/branches/euclid
EUCLID SPORTS PLANT
20001 Euclid Avenue
Euclid, OH 44117
216-404-0130
www.thesportsplant.com
HENN MANSION
Euclid, OH 44123
216-731-5060
www.hennmansion.org
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8114
EUCLID RECREATION PROGRAMS
Euclid Recreation programs consist of basketball, flag football, tackle
football, cheerleading, soccer, adult and youth softball, adult and youth volleyball, ice skating, swim team, swimming lessons, and walking, running and
swimming clubs. Nearly every day/evening there are organized practices,
games, and meetings. Programs are conducted utilizing public and private
venues plus a legion of volunteer staff. Maybe you want to learn a new skill
or perhaps you would like to refine what you already know, regardless, the
Euclid Recreation Department has something for you. Euclid Recreation Department programs fill up fast so don’t be left out; registrations are taken at
Euclid City Hall. Information and registration forms are available online at
www.cityofeuclid.com or call 216-289-8114 and select option 8.
C.E. ORR ICE ARENA
Euclid’s C.E. Orr Ice Arena can boast for being the site of many figure
skating competitions, skating exhibitions and hockey tournaments, but most
importantly the arena is a place where children of all ages aspire to be
Olympic Medalists or Stanley Cup winners. C.E. Orr Arena is a place to
learn to skate, play hockey or take your date on a Saturday night. In an era
where families are competing with technology, a Saturday afternoon at the
arena will bring the family together for fun and memories. City owned and
operated, C.E. Orr is maintained for the pleasure and needs of its residents.
The arena is home to Euclid Youth Hockey Association, Euclid Blade and
Edge Figure Skating Club and the Euclid Recreation Department’s Learn to
Skate program. Several area USA Youth Hockey teams and figure skating
groups also use C.E. Orr Arena as their training site. The arena schedule offers opportunities for recreational skating and group outings.
PASSPORT TO EUCLID NEIGHBORHOOD WALKS
Adventure out of your neighborhood. See what the other neighborhoods
of Euclid are all about. Learn about Euclid’s colorful past and hear updates
concerning future projects. Meet your neighbors, make new friends. Walks
are done at a leisurely pace and are 1.5-2 miles in length (approximately
45-60 minutes). Children under 12 welcome with adult supervision. All walks
are on Saturday starting at 8am. Call 216-289-8114 for details.
SHORE CULTURAL CENTRE
Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8578
www.shoreculturalcentre.com
SIMS PARK
Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-2700
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN
THIS ISSUE’S FEATURED COMPANY:
BARWULU HOOKES AFRICAN FOOD MART & FEELING AFRICAN HAIR BRAIDING
RECIPE: CASSAVA LEAVES
(SERVED OVER RICE)
INGREDIENTS:
• 3 -8oz bags of defrosted
grated cassava leaf
• 1 bag of smoked (dry) fish
• 1 pound of fresh chicken or
turkey
• 2 small onions finely
chopped
• 2 maggi cubes
• 1-2 hot peppers (optional)
• 2 tablespoons of palm oil
or any oil that you prefer
• 4 cups of water
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Boil water.
2. Add cassava leaves and
simmer for about 30
minutes or until cassava
turns brown. Stir to avoid
burning the leaf.
3. Add smoked fish, chicken
or turkey, onions and
maggi cubes and continue
to simmer until water
evaporates, about 20
minutes.
4. Add palm oil, olive oil or
any oil that you prefer.
5. Season with salt and
pepper to taste.
6. Serve over rice and enjoy!
Northeast Ohio has long welcomed immigrants from a diverse range of countries and continents. A simple drive down Martin
Luther King Jr. Drive along the Cultural Gardens testifies to this. Euclid in particular has been home to hundreds of Slovenians,
Lithuanians and Croatians, just to name a few, that have settled in Euclid to build not only a home but their business as well.
A more recent and exciting trend is the growth of Euclidians originating from West Africa. While the numbers are not vast,
according to the US Census, the number of Subsaharan Africans, predominately West Africans, residing in Euclid have doubled
since 2000 (326 vs. 608). This small but vibrant group of families brings diversity and cultural richness to our City. Africanthemed and owned businesses in Euclid are not in abundance but they are steadily growing, especially as native-born Americans
become more and more aware of the cultural richness they bring to our community.
BARWULU HOOKES AFRICAN FOOD MART
William Hookes, owner and operator of Barwulu Hookes African Food Mart on E. 222nd St. is a hard working man. Family
Grocer by day and RTA train operator by night, William Hookes has been operating Barwulu Hookes African Food Mart for the
past 11 years. “Barwulu” translates to “prayer” or “praying” in the Bassa language, a predominately Liberian language.
Originally from Liberia, William has resided in Cleveland and Euclid since 1980. In 2002, he and his late-wife opened their
store at 917 E. 222nd St. in order to supply the ingredients needed to make traditional Liberian and West African dishes. “Feel
like you are home by the way you feed,” shares William.
Barwulu Hookes African Food Mart supplies a wide variety of food items that are familiar to Liberian and West African cooks:
dried and smoked fish and chicken, traditional African fruits and vegetables, seasonings, palm oil, fufu and so much more.
Hookes also sells personal care products such as raw shea butter and African apparel such as dashikis, purses and hand-made
knit clothing made by employee Alice Welwolie. Alice, who is also an entrepreneur, is available for catering and African cooking
lessons and can be contacted through the store.
Barwulu Hookes African Food Mart is open from 10am-8pm, Monday-Saturday.
FEELING AFRICAN HAIR BRAIDING
Feeling African Hair Braiding has been a Euclid business for over 10 years. Starting out on the Eastern side of E. 222nd St.
adjacent to where Barwulu Hookes African Food Mart is now located, store owner Sarah, a native of the Ivory Coast, has since
moved the establishment across the street to the corner of E. 222nd St. and Miller Ave.
Feeling African Hair Braiding specializes in women’s hair. They do micro-braids, Senegalese twists, box-braids and so much more. Sarah explains that “braids are very convenient,
BARWULU AFRICAN
you can wake up in the morning and your hair is already done… it cleans and sharpens
FOOD MART
up your appearance to make you look beautiful.” Sarah adds, “braiding is also a type
Euclid, OH 44123
of face-lifting, the braids pull slightly on your face helping you look fresh and younger.”
216-261-0553
Traditionally, hair braiding in Africa is a fairly slow process, where the braiders take
FEELING AFRICAN
their time to get their desired look. Sarah notes that in the US, clients are pressed for time
HAIR BRAIDING
and are in much more of a hurry. At Feeling, they often use two people to speed up the
process and still achieve the same quality design and finish.
Euclid, OH 44123
Feeling African Hair Braiding is open from 9am-6pm, 7 days-a-week. They offer back216-289-4534
to-school and holiday specials. Call or stop in to find out more.
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SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER 2013
PRO G R A M S A N D E V E N T S I N
EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION:
YELLOW BIRDS BY KEVIN POWERS
Wednesday, September 11 | 7:00pm
Euclid Public Library, Babbitt Room
In the midst of a bloody battle in the Iraq
War, two soldiers, bound together since basic
training, do everything to protect each other
from both outside enemies and the internal
struggles that come from constant danger.
SEPTEMBER 2013
COMMUNITY FOCUS GROUP
Euclid Public Library, Shore Room
Please consider joining us for this moderated
discussion as we ask your opinion about our
library. We’re developing a new Strategic
Plan to guide us in the next few years, and
we’d appreciate your input. Light refreshments will be served.
COYOTES IN OUR BACKYARDS
Thursday, September 5 | 7:00pm
Many of us have seen coyotes in the yards
and parks of Euclid. Should we worry?
Should we run? How can we share our environment with them? A Naturalist from the
North Chagrin Nature Center visits to give us
all the facts we need to know. Especially if
you’re a dog owner, don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about coyotes!
KRIYA YOGA MEDITATION:
6 WEEK SERIES
Saturday, September 7 | 10:00am-11:30am
The aim of Kriya Yoga Meditation is to
help each and every person realize their
unlimited value and their ability to solve any
problem with confidence by living a lifestyle
based on Truth and Non-violence. Scott
Lynch, Euclid City Council member, studied
Kriya Yoga Meditation at the Research
Institute in India and shares his knowledge
with us. We will meet each Saturday with
the final class on October 12. Space is
limited for this 6-week series; please call for
reservations.
FALL REGISTRATION DAY OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, September 7 | 1:00pm-4:00pm
Shore Cultural Centre
Not only can you register in person for all
our great fall classes and workshops, you
can also check out some of the fun things
happening here at Shore. We’ll have crafts
and activities, demonstrations and performances, cocoa and cookies, and free prize
drawings! Enter to win T-shirts, free room
rentals, free classes and more. While you’re
here, you can check out some of the studios
at Shore and visit with our many tenants.
Bring the family and make it a fun afternoon
exploring Shore!
MORNING BOOK DISCUSSION:
MUDBOUND BY HILARY JORDAN
Monday, September 9 | 10:30am
Set on a Mississippi Delta farm in 1946,
Laura McAllen attempts to raise her family
despite questionable decisions made by her
husband. Tensions continue to rise when her
brother-in-law and the son of a family of
sharecroppers both return from WWII.
FIRESIDE CHAT WITH THE MAYOR
Tuesday, September 10 | 7:00pm
Euclid Public Library, Near The Fireplace
Mayor Bill Cervenik is glad to meet with you
and answer any questions you might have.
If you have a concern about your neighborhood, or if you just want to know more about
what’s going on in Euclid, then you’ve got to
be here tonight!
IT’S A MATTER OF BALANCE
Thursday, September 12 | 10:30am
September is National Fall Prevention Month.
Each one of us should be aware of the hazards around our homes We’ll learn to look
at the obstacles in our homes and set some
goals to increase activities with exercises
for increased strength and balance. Did
you know that falls are the leading cause of
injury and death among those over 65? Join
Judith Fisher of Fairhill Partners as she guides
us toward safer living. Please call to register.
TEEN FORUM
Thursday, September 12 | 3:00pm-4:00pm
Euclid Public Library, Lake Room
Hey teens, we want your opinion! Let’s get
together for some pizza and talk about
what you like and what you’d want to
change about the library. Maybe there’s
a program you want us to host. Is the new
Teen area arranged as you like it? What do
you see us doing in the years to come? How
can we serve you better? Don’t sit back and
think that others know what you want - come
and make your voice be heard! Please call
Miss Dawn to let her know you’re coming!
SELF DEFENSE STRATEGIES – CHILDREN
Ronald C. Harris is an instructor in Martial
Arts. The purpose of this training series is to
replace fear with a sense of inner peace and
self-esteem. After attending his 3-part series
of classes you should feel confident about
your capability to handle yourself. Session 2:
9/21, Session 3: 9/28. Please call to register;
space is limited. Children ages 10-17.
SELF DEFENSE STRATEGIES - ADULTS
Saturday, September 14 | 11:00am-12:00pm
Arts. The purpose of this training series is
to replace fear with a sense of inner peace
and self-esteem. After attending his 3-part
series of classes you should feel confident
about your capability to handle yourself.
This class is only for adults. Session 2: 9/21,
Session 3: 9/28. Call to register!
6TH ANNUAL HENN MANSION WINE TASTING
Henn Mansion
Tickets are $35 each. Only 200 tickets will
be pre-sold. No walk-ins. Ticket order form
available beginning 8/5 at the Henn Mansion in the box at the side entrance on or our
website: www.hennmansion.org.
AARP SAFE DRIVING
Wednesday, September 18 | 12:00pm-4:00pm
You might have a discount waiting for you
with your insurance agent if you take this
AARP sponsored driving course! The class
is designed as a refresher course and any
age is invited to attend. We’ll provide light
refreshments. Sign in for the class begins
at 11:45a.m. The course fee is $12/AARP
members and $14/non-members. Please
pay AARP at the class. Registration is limited
to the first 25 people, so sign up quickly by
calling the library!
JOE, THE COUPON GUY!
Joe is back to share all the tips and tricks
that save him hundreds of dollars when
shopping. He’ll teach us how to manage our
coupons and show us where to find them.
There’s no way you won’t go away from this
class without learning something to save
money – and who wouldn’t like that!
Thursday, September 19 | 10:30am
Please consider joining us for this moderated discussion as we ask your opinion about our library.
We’re developing a new Strategic Plan to guide
us in the next few years, and we’d appreciate
your input. Light refreshments will be served.
“THE SHINING”
Thursday, September 19 | 6:00pm
Join us as award-winning filmmaker Robert
Banks introduces one of the greatest horror
movies of all time. We’re showing this classic,
Stanley Kubrick horror film in anticipation
of the release of Stephen King’s new novel,
Doctor Sleep, which is a sequel to The Shining. This film is rated R. (Note: We’ll host a
discussion of the book on 9/24.)
Ronald C. Harris continues his class in martial
arts with this 2nd part of a 3-class series.
Session 3: 9/28. Please call to register;
Ronald C. Harris continues his class in martial arts
with this 2nd part of a 3-class series for adults.
Session 3 take place on 9/28. Call to register!
LET’S DRAW CARTOONS!
Saturday, September 21 | 2:00pm
Grades: 3-6. Do you like to draw? Do you
like cartoons? If so, we have the perfect
program for you. Cartoonist, Ron Hill, will be
with us to teach you how to make cartoons!
Bring your imagination and we’ll provide the
rest. Registration begins 9/7.
“THE SHINING” BOOK DISCUSSION
Tuesday, September 24 | 7:00pm
Jack Torrance moves his family to Colorado
to be the caretaker for a remote mountain
resort. As the harsh winter weather sets in,
the Overlook Hotel’s sinister secrets are
revealed. Today is the release date for Doctor Sleep, the sequel to this classic novel by
Stephen King. Join us for a discussion and
be the first to borrow a copy of the sequel.
eREADER CLASS
The library offers thousands of e-books
that you can borrow for free, but getting
them onto your e-reader or tablet can be
confusing. We are here to help! Bring your
e-reader and your questions; we’ll help you
to master your device. Limited to 6 participants, call for your reservation.
arts with this last of a 3-class series.
arts with this last of a 3-class series for adults.
BOOK SWAP!
Euclid Public Library, Erie Room
Don’t know what to do with that book you
loved, but probably will never read again?
Want to share your enthusiasm of a great book
with others? You are invited to our Book Swap!
Bring in up to 5 books to trade for an equal
number of gently-used books. We’ll have books
for everyone, teens and children included!
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OCTOBER 2013
DIABETES: WHAT DO THE BLOOD
TEST NUMBERS MEAN?
Tuesday, October 1 | 7:00pm
Join Chrysa Nasca Kirsch, RN, BSN, CDE, Diabetes
Educator at Euclid Hospital, as she explains what
your blood sugar, A1c and blood cholesterol numbers mean and why they are important in managing your diabetes. Please call to reserve your place.
TRASH OR TREASURE?
Wednesday, October 2 | 7:00pm
If you found a certain something in grandma’s
attic, or at a garage sale, but you just don’t
know if it’s worth anything, don’t miss this program! Tom Jerpbak, of Ye Olde Oaken Bucket,
will appraise one item for the first 25 guests tonight. Even if you aren’t one of the first 25, you’ll
still learn a lot from observing the items others
bring. Please join us! Numbers will be distributed
first come, first served beginning at 6:30pm.
GETTYSBURG: DEATH - BURIAL - AFTERMATH
Thursday, October 3 | 7:00pm
In 1863 two massive armies representing
the North and the South fought a three-day
battle in the town and surrounding fields of
Gettysburg, PA. When the fighting stopped
there were more than 50,000 casualties.
What happened then is shared by local historian and Civil War expert, Harold George.
Saturday, October 5 | 9:30am-10:30am
Arts. The purpose of this training series is to
replace fear with a sense of inner peace and
self-esteem. After attending his 3-part series
of classes you should feel confident about
your capability to handle yourself. Session 2:
10/12, Session 3: 10/19. Please call to register; space is limited. Children ages 10-17.
Saturday, October 5 | 11:00am-12:00pm
Ronald C. Harris is an instructor in Martial Arts.
The purpose of this training series is to replace
fear with a sense of inner peace and self-esteem.
After attending his 3-part series of classes you
should feel confident about your capability to
handle yourself. This class is only for adults. Session 2: 10/12, Session 3: 10/19. Call to register!
EUCLID BEACH CAROUSEL & CUSTARD!
Sunday, October 6 | 2:00pm
Euclid Public Library, Lake & Shore Rooms
Mark your calendar to attend the Friends of
the Library’s annual meeting! John Frato, Board
member of the Euclid Beach Park Carousel
Society and President of Euclid Beach Park
Now group, shows us about the history of Euclid
Beach’s carousel. Soon we’ll be able to visit the
carousel at the Western Reserve Historical Society. Mr. Frato traces the history of this carousel
from 1910 to the present. After we hear about
the park and its carousel, we’ll get to enjoy a
serving of Weber’s Premium Custard – from the
machines that were designed in 1931! What a
special treat! Please call to reserve your place!
MY BELOVED WORLD BY SONIA SOTOMAYOR
Monday, October 7 | 10:30am
The first Hispanic, and the third woman
appointed to the United States Supreme
Court, Sonia Sotomayor has become an
instant American icon. Now, with candor and
intimacy, she recounts her life, and offers an
inspiring testament to believing in oneself.
Tuesday, October 8 | 7:00pm
be here tonight!
GETTING STARTED WITH MEDICARE
Laura Mutsko has a way of making the most
complicated topic easy to understand. If you
have questions about Medicare and want to
know what to expect, then this is the program
for you! Please call to reserve your space.
EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION: DESTINY
OF THE REPUBLIC: A TALE OF MADNESS,
MEDICINE AND THE MURDER OF A
PRESIDENT BY CANDICE MILLARD
Wednesday, October 9 | 10:30am
This is the extraordinary, New York Times
bestselling account of James Garfield’s rise
from poverty to the American presidency,
and the dramatic history of his assassination
and legacy. Get to know more about this
Northeast Ohio President!
AUTHOR VISIT: JAMES RENNER –
“IT CAME FROM OHIO”
Thursday, October 10 | 7:00pm
Remember that part in “The Man from Primrose Lane” where the cop encounters a halfman/half-frog with a spark wand on the back
roads of Loveland, Ohio? Believe it or not
that’s based on a real incident that occurred
near Cinci decades ago. That, and other
stories, are in James Renner’s book, It Came
from Ohio. Meet James and purchase a copy
of his book that he’ll be glad to autograph!
VINTAGE FASHION LUNCHEON
Friday, October 11 | 12:00pm-2:00pm
Join us for lunch and a fun look at fashion
from Victorian times to the present day.
Stacie Murry brings fashion to life with her
collection of period clothing. We’ll start lunch
promptly at noon and enjoy looking at fashion with Stacy’s guidance. Sponsored by the
Friends of the Library. Tickets are available
beginning 9/30 and are $12/members of the
Friends of the Library and $14/non-members.
arts with this 2nd part of a 3-class series.
Session 3: 10/19. Please call to register;
arts with this 2nd part of a 3-class series for
adults. Session 3: 10/19. Call to register!
GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION
Saturday, October 19 | 1:00pm-4:00pm
Euclid Public Library
Join library staff and members of the
Friends of the Library and Euclid Library
Foundation as we share refreshments and
give you a personal tour of the library’s new
design. Everyone is welcome to join us in
recognizing our city’s proud public library –
one of the best in the country!
arts with this 3rd part of a 3-class series.
Ronald C. Harris continues his class in martial arts
with this 3rd part of a 3-class series for adults.
HORRORGAMI
Saturday, October 19 | 2:00pm
Grades: 4-6. Get in the spirit of Halloween
with bone-chilling stories and eerie origami
decorations. Paper has never been so spooky!
Space is limited. Registration begins 10/5.
eREADER CLASS
Tuesday, October 22 | 10:30am
MEET THE CANDIDATES
On Tuesday, November 5 we’ll have quite a
few decisions to make as we prepare to vote.
Tonight you get to meet the local candidates
who will compete for your vote. Please come
and bring your questions for our moderator!
FRIENDS OF THE EUCLID PUBLIC LIBRARY:
BOOK SALE PREVIEW EVENING
Exclusive to members of the Friends ONLY! If
you are not a member, you may join ahead
of time in order to attend this preview sale.
PUBLIC BOOK SALE
Open to the general public.
Wednesday, October 16 | 10:30am
Please consider joining us for this moderated
discussion as we ask your opinion about our
library. We’re developing a new Strategic
Plan to guide us in the next few years, and
we’d appreciate your input. Light refreshments will be served.
PUBLIC BOOK SALE: FILL A BAG FOR $2
Sunday, October 27
Buy a bag and fill it full today for $2!
Everything must go, so today is the day
to grab a bargain. Tell your friends and
neighbors! Only Friends-issued paper bags
will be allowed in all of the sale rooms. No
outside bags permitted.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Thursday, October 17 | 12:00pm-6:00pm
The American Red Cross and our library are
teaming up to host several blood drives this
year. If you’re busy today, the next drive
is scheduled for December 12. When you
give blood, you give life! Please visit www.
redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code
“euclidlib” to schedule an appointment
online or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
EUCLID SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: CLASSICAL CONCERT
Sunday, October 27 | 3:00pm
Tickets are $8 in advance (tickets available at
Shore Cultural Office) or $10 at the door. Children 12 and under are FREE when accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit our
website: www.EuclidSymphonyOrchestra.com.
GRAND REOPENING RECEPTION
Join our library’s Foundation and Friends of
the Library for their reception to tour all the
new facets of our newly repurposed library.
Many months of plans went into every detail
of our newly redesigned library. Tickets for
this evening are $10 per person and include
wine, beer and heavy hor deuvres. Tickets can
be obtained from the library beginning 10/7.
NOVEMBER 2013
STORY TIME WITH LINDSAY WARD
Saturday, November 2 | 2:00pm
Ages: 3-6. Join us as we welcome Lindsay
Ward, author of When Blue Met Egg, to our
library. She will share stories, a craft and answer questions. We may even be lucky enough
to hear her read her newest book, Please
Bring Balloons. Registration begins 10/19.
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BEAUTIFUL RUINS BY JESS WALTER
Monday, November 4 | 10:30am
This novel begins in 1962 on the Italian
coastline as a young innkeeper looks over
the water and sees a tall, thin woman approaching him on a boat. She is an actress
and she is dying. The almost-love affair is
rekindled in Hollywood fifty years later.
VOTE!
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Voting locations have changed.
Please stop by the Euclid Public Library and
take a look at the new map locations of the
polling places in Euclid. We’ll have a table
dedicated to campaign information as well as
maps with all the new precinct voting places.
eREADER CLASS
Wednesday, November 6 | 7:00pm
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
It’s movie time at the library. Just bring your
family, friends, a blanket and something
to drink. We’ll provide the popcorn and a
great kid-friendly movie. There is no registration but space is limited.
JUMP START YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
Tuesday, November 12 | 7:00pm
Robin Hall, of Charter One Bank in Euclid,
joins us to help you budget for a better life.
The calendar year is wrapping up and with
a little guidance you can position yourself
to live more comfortably in the new year.
It takes planning and Robin will help you!
Please call to reserve your place.
Tuesday, November 12 | 7:00pm
be here tonight!
EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION: AUTHOR
VISIT - JANET TURZILLO, “WICKED
WOMEN OF NORTHEAST OHIO”
Today’s book recounts the misdeeds of ten
dark-hearted women who refused to play
by the rules. They unleashed their most base
impulses using axes, guns, poison and more.
A few of the women you’ll meet are Velma
West, a mere slip of a girl, who used a hammer to win an argument with her husband.
Then there’s Ardell Quinn, operator of the longest running brothel in Cleveland, who would
argue that she was just a good businesswoman. Please join us and meet the author, Janet
Turzillo as we discuss this entertaining book!
HOMEMADE CELEBRATIONS
Thursday, November 14 | 7:00pm
Our creative dream-team is together again
to demonstrate ideas for all those celebrations we enjoy year-round! We’ll have ideas
to make any special event unique, while
keeping an eye on our budget! Please join us.
ANNUAL COOKIE BAKING CONTEST
Saturday, November 16
Drop off time 11:00am-1:00pm
Judging 1:00pm-2:00pm
Awards and Tasting 2:00pm
This year the Friends of the Library has made
the contest even more enticing by providing
our winners with $50 for First Place and $25
for Second Place! Bragging rights alone are
priceless, but this makes the contest even more
interesting! Grab an entry form from the library
or on our web site, bring a copy of your recipe
(written clearly) and bake 3 dozen of your
best cookie to enter! This year’s categories are:
Grandma’s Favorite, Bar/Layered, Fun/Easy To
Make, Holiday Flavors, and Pretty To Look At.
HEALTHCARE REFORM AND YOU
The Affordable Care Act, commonly known
as Healthcare Reform, is designed to remove
obstacles to quality, low-cost health insurance for
millions of Americans. When it is fully in effect, it
will guarantee that people will no longer need to
fear the loss of health insurance if they change
jobs or get laid off. There will be greater protection for people with pre-existing conditions. Laura
Mutsko, a Certified Healthcare Reform Specialist
has access to the most up-to-date information
available. Please call to reserve your place!
“HUNGER GAMES” THE MOVIE
Thursday, November 21 | 6:00pm
Tomorrow’s a big day for fans of “The
Hunger Games” as “Catching Fire,” part 2
of the Hunger Games trilogy is released.
Why not watch the first film with us, before
seeing the new movie this weekend? This film
is rated PG-13. We’ll provide the popcorn!
IS IT MAGIC
Saturday, November 23 | 2:00pm
Grades: 1-3. Sometimes science can look a
lot like magic. Discover how to use every day
items to perform tricks to amaze your friends
and family. Join us for this hands-on program
filled with easy and fun experiments. It’s not
magic, its science! Registration begins 11/9.
DECEMBER 2013
BOOK SHARE PROGRAM
Monday, December 2 | 10:30am
There is no book assignment this month.
Instead, join Sarah and Marjory for a chat
about what we’ve been reading, what the
popular books are right now and share your
own favorite reads. All are welcome!
eREADER CLASS
Tuesday, December 3 | 10:30am
The library offers thousands of e-books that you
can borrow for free, but getting them onto your
e-reader or tablet can be confusing. We are
here to help! Bring your e-reader and your questions; we’ll help you to master your device. Limited to 6 participants, call for your reservation.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
December 4 | 7:00pm
It’s movie time at the library. Just bring your family, friends, a blanket and something to drink. We’ll
provide the popcorn and a great kid-friendly
movie. There is no registration but space is limited.
THE HOBBITT - BOOK DISCUSSION
Thursday, December 5 | 7:00pm
J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, or There and
Back Again, has captured the imagination of
children and adults alike. It is now the subject
of a 3-part film by “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson. Brush up on your Middle
Earth knowledge before the release of “The
Desolation of Smaug” by joining us for an
informal, insightful, and fun discussion of The
Hobbit. Refreshments will be provided.
EUCLID HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
Friday, December 6 | 4:00pm-9:00pm
Downtown Euclid will come alive with lights
and music this holiday season! Join us for an
evening of family-friendly seasonal celebration
at Shore Cultural Centre on Friday, December
6th. The fun starts at 4pm with kids activities
and a children’s concert and holiday sing-along. Gather around the park in front of Shore
for the lighting of the holiday tree, then stay to
hear carolers, visit with Santa, ride in a horsedrawn sleigh, and enjoy a holiday concert. ALL
FOR FREE! Throughout the evening you can
visit our Holiday Shop or stop in the Bistro for
a delicious holiday meal. While you’re visiting,
be sure to stroll over to visit the many shops
and restaurants of downtown Euclid. What
a wonderful way to kick off the holiday season!
DORK DIARIES PARTY
Saturday, December 7 | 2:00pm
Grades: 4-6. Tween fans of Dork Diaries by Rachel
Renee Russell are cordially invited to a fabulous
party to celebrate Nikki and her dorkiness. Join us
for dorktastic games and activities based on the
series. SQEEEEEE!!!!! Registration begins 11/23.
EUCLID SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Sunday, December 8 | 3:00pm
Tickets are $8 in advance (tickets available at
Shore Cultural Office) or $10 at the door. Children 12 and under are FREE when accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit our
website: www.EuclidSymphonyOrchestra.com.
Tuesday, December 10 | 7:00pm
and answer any questions you might have. If you
have a concern about your neighborhood, or if
you just want to know more about what’s going
on in Euclid, then you’ve got to be here tonight!
EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION: TENTH OF
DECEMBER BY GEORGE SAUNDERS
Wednesday, December 11 | 7:00PM
Writing brilliantly and profoundly about
class, sex, love, loss, work, despair and war,
Saunders cuts to the core of the contemporary
experience. These stories take on the big questions and explore the fault lines of our own
morality, delving into the questions of what
makes us good and what makes us human.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Thursday, December 12 | 12:00pm-6:00pm
Please visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code “euclidlib” to schedule an
appointment or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
PROGRAM & EVENT
CONTACT INFO
C.E. ORR ICE ARENA
22550 Milton Dr. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8649
EUCLID MUNICIPAL CENTER
585 E. 222nd St. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-2700
EUCLID PUBLIC LIBRARY
631 E. 222nd St. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-261-5300 Ext. 0
www.euclidlibrary.org
HENN MANSION
23131 Lakeshore Blvd. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-731-5060
www.hennmansion.org
SHORE CULTURAL CENTRE
291 E. 222nd St. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8578
www.shoreculturalcentre.com
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
585 E. 222nd St. | Euclid, OH 44123
216-289-8114
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RECURRING EVENT INFORMATION - EUCLID COMMUNITY
CITY FRESH-EUCLID: Every Tuesday 5:30pm-7:30pm, Bethlehem Community Church. City Fresh-Euclid provides naturally grown, local
produce at their weekly Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fresh Stop with pick-ups every Tuesday. Members pay 1 week in advance
for either a Single Share ($16) or Family Share ($28), with a limited income share option available. For more info visit www.cityfresh.org. Bethlehem Community Church is located at 24490 Euclid Avenue, Euclid, OH. Runs through 10/22.
RECURRING EVENT INFORMATION - EUCLID PUBLIC LIBRARY
ANIME CLUB: Wednesdays 5:00pm-7:30pm, Lake Room. Our Anime Club is open to all teens in grades 7-12. We have lots of fun watching
Anime movies, holding art competitions and celebrating the Asian culture. This club is for you if you like Anime! Membership is limited to 25 so
call Miss Dawn to register. 9/18, 10/16, 11/20, 12/18.
ARM CHAIR TRAVELS: Every Other Tuesday (dates below) 2:00pm, Shore Room. Travel around the world by joining us for a featured film
twice a month! 9/3 Brothers Lost: Stories Of 9/11; 9/17 The Last Royals; 10/1 Timeless - A National Parks Odyssey; 10/15 Cambodia;
10/29 London; 11/12 Acropolis & The Great Wall; 11/26 Paris; 12/10 Cuba & Haiti; 12/31 Russia & Ukraine.
DR. WHO CLUB: Mondays 4:00pm-5:30pm, Erie Room. Whether you are a “Whovian” of old, or a recent devotee of this long-running British
series, this is the club for you! We’ll watch new and vintage episodes, debate the personalities of the various incarnations of the Doctor and get
to know all the traveling companions. 9/30, 10/28, 11/25, 12/30.
FAMILY FUN: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10:15am or Wednesdays, Thursdays 7:00pm. A storytime for the youngest through
school-age children. All are welcome to this interactive program of stories, rhymes and songs. There is no registration, but space is limited.
HOLIDAY FAMILY STORYTIME: Dates/Times Below, Children’s Story Room. Join us for a celebration of the holidays with stories, music and
rhymes. There is no registration but space is limited. 11/20 at 7:00pm, 11/21 at 10:30am, 12/16 at 7:00pm, 12/17 at 10:30am.
MONDAY IS FUN DAY (GRADES K-6): Mondays 3:00pm-4:00pm, Children’s Story Room. There’s something special planned for Fun Days. It
could be a quick craft, games or puzzles. Drop in and start your week with fun. There is no registration but space is limited. 9/16-12/16.
READING WITH ROVER (GRADES 1-4): Saturdays (dates below) from 9:30am-11:00am, Shore Room. Guess what? Once a month, during
the school year, we have licensed therapy dogs who want to hear your voice. Read stories to our dogs and make a new friend while you improve
your reading skills. Register in Children’s Services or call 216-261-5300, ext. 450. 9/14 (reg. begins 9/7); 10/12 (reg. begins 10/5); 11/16 (reg.
begins 11/9); 12/14 (reg. begins 12/7).
TEEN BOOK CLUB: Saturdays 3:30pm-4:30pm, Erie Room. Join the Teen Book Club! It’s totally different than other book clubs. First, YOU select the book you want to read. That’s right, ANY book! Then, you show up and share the book with the group. Try to get the members interested
in reading your book. Call the library to register. 9/14, 10/12, 11/9, 12/14.
TEEN TUESDAYS: Tuesdays from 3:00pm-4:30pm. We are planning some awesome activities, speakers and more for Tuesdays this fall. You’ll
want to ask Miss Dawn about these Tuesday events so you don’t miss out. There are too many to add here, but we’ll provide you with a monthly
list in plenty of time to plan!
RECURRING EVENT INFORMATION - SHORE CULTURAL CENTRE
THE ART OF MOVEMENT: ADULT DANCE with Instructor Tom EverT: Thursdays 6:30pm-7:45pm, Room 258. This friendly class serves wellness, conditioning, creativity and fun. Classes offer movement activities that emphasize greater body awareness, strength, flexibility and creative
expression. The classes are based in the modern dance tradition and integrate breath and music which integrate the whole person through movement experiences. Tom has a gift of serving both experienced and non-experienced dancers, is the artistic director of the “Dancevert” company
and is a former member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company of New York City. Ages 18+. Fee: Please call.
ART WORKSHOPS: Thursdays 10:00am-3:00pm, Room 152. Learn pastel drawing and watercolor techniques, as well as painting with oils
and/or acrylics on canvas. There will also be opportunities for pleine aire painting. Call 216-932-6714 for fee, registration, and instructor info.
BODY SCULPTING TM: Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30pm-7:30pm, Community Room 125. Build and sculpt your lean muscles, strengthen your
core, and improve strength and flexibility while burning fat and calories. Beginner to advanced fitness levels welcome. Work out at your own
pace. Bring 5-pound dumbbells, exercise mat, water bottle, stretch band. To register: 440-729-3463 or www.flexcity.com. Fee: $55/8-class
term or $130/three 8-class terms.
CHICAGO STEPPING with Instructor Marvin Menifee: Wednesdays 7:30pm-8:45pm, Room 258. To register: 216-376-2858 or [email protected]. Fee: $5.
CREATIVE MOVEMENT & DANCE TRAINING with Instructor Tom Evert: Tuesdays 5:00pm-6:15pm (for Ages 5-8); 6:30pm-7:45pm (for
Ages 9-12), Room 258. With the joy of moving through space, students will engage the creative process while building the fundamentals of
dance technique through attention to body awareness, strength, flexibility, coordination and musicality. Students will also have an opportunity to
create movement studies of their own and with others. Fee: Please call.
DETROIT BALLROOM with Instructor Marvin Menifee: Wednesdays 6:00pm-7:15pm, Room 258. To register: 216-376-2858 or [email protected]. Fee: $5.
FARMERS’ MARKET: Fridays 3:00pm-7:00pm, Front Parking Lot. Locally grown and made foods. Live music, demonstrations and entertainment weekly. Located at Shore Cultural Centre on the green on Babbit Road. Parking is located directly to the north and south of the green.
Come to the market to get outdoors, purchase fresh local produce, and chat with your Euclid neighbors! Runs through 11/1.
HATHA YOGA with Instructor Maria D’AmicO: Mondays 7:30pm-8:30pm, Shore Cultural Centre. Join in the 5 week series that explores the
“Ha” through energetic postures, and “tha” with relaxing poses. Fee: $45 all sessions/$10 drop in. Session 1: 8/16, 9/9, 9/30, 10/7, 10/13;
Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 11/25.
JAZZERCISE with Instructor Sun Ok Jackson: Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:15pm-7:15pm, Saturdays 9:00am-10:00am, Auditorium Gym.
When you love your workout, results come easy. Jazzercise blends aerobics, yoga, pilates, and kickboxing movements into fun dance routines set
to fresh music. All fitness levels are welcome. To register and for pricing call 216-261-6178 or email [email protected].
KARATE with Instructor Dontrelle Callahan: Mondays & Wednesdays 6:00pm-7:00pm OR Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00pm-7:00pm,
Room 241. Black Dragon Kenpo Karate is a hybrid martial art containing both the beauty of Chinese Kung Fu and the fierce power of Japanese
Karate. Ages 4+. Fee: $45/month OR $135/month (3-5 people).
LIFT EVERY VOICE with Instructor Rhonda Harrell: Saturdays 3:00pm-4:00pm. So you think you can sing? Invest in your voice! Class teaches basic
vocal skills in a group setting with closing performance. For teens & adults; families welcome. Fee: $10/class or “pay for all” discount of $45. 9/28-11/2.
PHENOMENAL ABDOMINALS: Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:30pm-8:00pm, Community Room 125. Strengthen and firm your torso, flatten your
belly, stretch our muscles and define your midsection in this 30-minute class devoted to working on the upper, lower and side abdominal muscles. Suitable for all fitness levels. Bring an exercise mat. To register: 440-729-3463 or www.flexcity.com. Fee: $30/8-class term or $60/three 8-class terms.
PILATES AT SHORE with Certified Pilates Instructor Michelle StachnicK: Thursdays 6:00pm-7:00pm, Saturdays 9:00am-10:00am, Room
239. Join us for a 60-min total body workout that incorporates the techniques of Joseph Pilates. We utilize exercises that will strengthen the core
and increase flexibility while incorporating weight and resistance training. Bring comfortable clothing, Yoga mat, free weights (no more than 5lbs.,
optional), plenty of water to hydrate. Fee: First trial class is free. $7/class or purchase a pass $49/8 classes (that’s 1 free class).
PRETEEN YOGA with Instructor Maria D’AmicO: Mondays 6:15pm-7:15pm. In this class, pre-teens ages 10-14 learn basic yoga poses and
breathing that help strengthen their bodies and relieve stress. Ages 10-13. Fee: $45 all sessions/$10 drop in. Session 1: 8/16, 9/9, 9/30,
10/7, 10/13; Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 11/25.
SIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES: BEGINNING SIGN LANGUAGE with Instructor Bill Morgan of the Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center:
Mondays 4:00pm-5:00pm, Room 109. The class begins with the alphabet, moves forward through colors and numbers and progresses into
the fundamentals of communicating without words. Students will also explore the importance of facial expressions, body language and gestures
when using Sign Language to communicate feelings and emotions without their voice. Fee: $35. 9/23-10/28.
STICKS with Instructor Rhonda HarrelL: Saturdays 11:30am-12:30pm, Room 158. Got Rhythm? Come explore the world of percussion and
learn music theory. Class ends will closing performance. Ages 7+. Fee: $25 for all 7 weeks. 9/14-10/26.
TEEN MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE & REPERTORY with Instructor Tom Evert: Thursdays 5:00pm-6:15pm, Room 258. These classes focus on
establishing a strong dance technique in Modern Dance to prepare to perform creative works of the students and the instructor. The class objective is
to build a focused ensemble of young dancers and provide performance opportunities at community events. Ages 13-18. Fee: Please call.
TINY MUSICIANS with Instructor Rhonda Harrell: Saturdays 10:30am-11:15am. Teaching toddlers to love music though movement, instruments and song. Ages 2-4 (must be accompanied by an adult). Fee: $10/class or “pay for all” discount of $49. 9/21-10/26.
WEST AFRICAN DANCE CLASS (ADVANCED) with Instructor Tam Tam Magic: Tuesdays 6:00pm-7:30pm, Room 258. Pre-registration
required. For more info call 216-337-5606 or email [email protected]. Fee: $5/class. 9/3-11/26.

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