Diversions, a calendar of events

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West Side Leader
November 15, 2007
www.akron.com
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BOOKS HAPPENINGS PLAYS RECITALS FAIRS SHOWS DANCE
ABOUT TOWN
AUDITIONS
November 15, 29
Thursday Movies @ Main
6:30 p.m.
Akron-Summit County Main
Library, (330) 643-9015
This Week
Heart of Ohio Women’s
A Cappella Show Chorus
Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
Twin Falls United
Methodist Church
(330) 633-8705
BOOKS
November 17, 24
Nov. 17: Appearance by Russ
Musarra and Chuck Ayers,
writer and photographer
of “Walks Around Akron”
1 to 2:30 p.m.
Nov. 24-25: Christmas open house
Nov. 24: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
Nov. 25: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Blue Heron Bookstore
(330) 657-2575
BOOKS
CHILDREN’S EVENTS
ON EXHIBIT
ON EXHIBIT
November 17
Booksigning by A.D. Adams,
author of “The Dragon
Healer of Tone,” 1-3 p.m.
Cuyahoga Falls Borders
(330) 945-7683
November 18
Book signing by Tom Batiuk,
author of “Lisa’s Story”
2:30 p.m.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
(330) 665-5199
Blue Heron Bookstore
(330) 657-2575
November 18
“American Quilt,” 3 p.m.
Family Series concert by Akron
Symphony Orchestra
pre-concert activities at 2 p.m.
E.J. Thomas Performing
Arts Hall, (330) 972-7570
All the Difference — Works
in Clay, through Dec. 2
Mary Schiller Myers
School of Art
(330) 972-5951
20th Anniversary International
Exhibition, through Dec. 8
Harris-Stanton Gallery
(330) 867-7600
Sculpture by Eileen Gross
through Dec. 30
Peninsula Art Academy
(330) 657-2248
Oil Paintings by Jack Liberman
through Jan. 3
reception: Dec. 9
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Art Gallery
(330) 836-9327
Just Susie, through Jan. 4
Seiberling Gallery
(330) 657-2909
Picturing the African American
Experience
through Jan. 6
Corbin Foundation Gallery
Akron Art Museum
(330) 376-9186
Deadly Medicine: Creating
the Master Race
through Jan. 8
Maltz Museum of Jewish
Heritage, (216) 593-0575
Close to Home: Watercolors
by William Sommer
and Raphael Gleitsmann
through Jan. 27
Akron Art Museum
(330) 376-9186
Masumi Hayashi Meditations:
Two Pilgrimages
through Jan. 27
Akron Art Museum
(330) 376-9186
Bits and Pieces: Unpuzzling Our
Past, through October 2008
Peninsula Library
(330) 657-2291
CHILDREN’S EVENTS
November 15, 20
Storytime, 10 a.m.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
(330) 665-5199
November 17, 24
Junior Heron Book Club, noon
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CLASSICAL MUSIC
November 17
“American Reflections,” 8 p.m
Classic Series Concert by Akron
Symphony Orchestra
E.J. Thomas Performing
Arts Hall, (330) 972-7570
DANCE
November 17, 24-25
Nov. 17, 24: Ballroom Dancing
8:30 p.m.
Nov. 25: Ballroom Dancing
7:30 p.m.
Sherwood Dance Club
(330) 864-4484
ON EXHIBIT
This Week
COG Show, through Nov. 30
Artists of Rubber City
Gallery, (330) 762-4164
From the Kiln: Pottery and
Glass Exhibition
through Nov. 30
Cuyahoga Valley Art
Center, 928-8092
STOP SMOKING
With Just One Visit
AcuLaser
TREATMENT CENTERS
440.740.1020
aculasertreatment.com
Visit the 4th Annual
Holidayfest at Lock 3 in
Downtown Akron!
Holiday Lighting Spectacular
Kick off the holiday season with a lighting
spectacular featuring music, dancers, ice skating,
show stopping fireworks and, of course, Santa!
Friday, Nov 23, 7 pm
www.holidayfest.org
Ask about our
Weight Control Program
POPULAR MUSIC
November 18
Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades
9 p.m.
Tangier, (330) 376-7171
November 16, 23
Nov. 16: Gene Fiocca Quartet
9 p.m.-midnight
Nov. 23: Buffalo Rose
9 p.m.-midnight
Novo Lounge
(330) 920-7530
THEATER
This Week
“Greetings!,” through Nov. 17
presented by Stow Players
Silver Springs Park
Heritage Barn
(330) 655-6051
“Oh Coward!,” through Nov. 17
Coach House Theatre
(330) 434-7741
“The Chosen,” through Nov. 25
Cleveland Play House
(216) 795-7000
“Bug,” through Dec. 2
presented by The Bang and
The Clatter Theatre Company
Summit Artspace
(330) 606-5317
“Forbidden Broadway: Special
Victims Unit,” through Dec. 2
Hanna Theatre
(216) 241-6000
“Irving Berlin’s White
Christmas,” through Dec. 31
Carousel Dinner Theatre
(330) 724-9855
November 16-17
“Forever Plaid”
presented by Morrison
Playmakers Inc.
Wadsworth Masonic Temple
(330) 416-5937
WORKSHOPS/LECTURES
November 16-17
Dino Massaroni Alla Prima
Workshop, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cuyahoga Valley Art
Center, (330) 928-8092
Dance note
CUYAHOGA FALLS —
The Cuyahoga Falls Parks
and Recreation Department
will offer Ballroom Nights
Nov. 23 at the Quirk Cultural Center, 1201 Grant Ave.
The event will include a light
snack, music and a dance
lesson provided by John and
Pam Burton. The free lesson
will take place from 7:30 to
8 p.m., followed by an open
dance from 8 to 10:30 p.m.
The cost is $8 per person,
paid at the door. No partner
is needed; the event is open
to ages 16 and older only.
For more information, call
the Parks and Recreation
Office at (330) 971-8225 or
Quirk Cultural Center at
(330) 971-8425.