GG9 Guide - LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland

GUIDETOTHEGAMES
CONTENTS:
Intro......................1
Event Highlights....2
August 7-16
Event Week
Schedule...........3-5
Sport Venues and
Times................6-7
Your Official Guide to the
2014 Gay Games
Dear Donors, Sponsors,
Partners, and Friends,
You’ve been asking about how to
become more involved in the
2014 Gay Games presented by
the Cleveland Foundation, and
we’ve been listening.
In addition to competing in the
Games, more opportunities to get
involved are now surfacing on our
website and social media forums:
namely, entertainment and
spectator opportunities.
This programming is as likely to
engage cinephiles, thespians,
concert-goers, and hobbyists as it
is athletes and sports fans, and the
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week of the Gay Games now
boasts 105-plus entertainment
events. Ranging from Boy
George’s concert appearance at
August 11’s White Party, to a
gallery showing at the Cleveland
Museum of Art on the 8th, to
conferences at Northeast Ohio
universities, the list is evergrowing.
party from 2pm to midnight on
August 10. Festival Village will be
located at Mall C in downtown
Cleveland, and all events are free
of admission charges (donations
accepted).
To get you started, we’ve
compiled a guide below so you
can easily sample what the Gay
Games has to offer and how to
stay apprised of new
developments.
Other ways to get involved
include spectating—most sporting
events are free to attend, with the
See you at the field, court, stage,
exception of those listed on the
or box office!
enclosed “2014 Gay Games
Ticketed Events” information
sheet—and Festival Village events,
which include a ten-hour dance
Event Highlights
9 August 2014
9 August 2014
10 August 2014
12 August 2014
13 August 2014
Rainbow Run, 8:30 a.m.
Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame Plaza, Cleveland.
Each Gay Games
is associated with an
Inter national Rainbow
Memorial Run. The event
pays tribute to the
memory of artist Keith
Haring, lesbian activist
Rikki Streicher and Dr.
Tom Waddell, the Founder
of the Gay Games, and to
all members of the Gay
Games family lost, and in
particular to AIDS and
breast cancer. Participants are
encouraged to bring
rainbow flags and wear
rainbow clothes. The
official Gay Games flag
will be passed from
between each participant.
Free and open to all.
Opening Ceremony, 7 p.m.
Quicken Loans Arena,
Cleveland.
Featuring singer,
dancer, and radio host
Lance Bass, Broadway
actress Andrea McArdle,
and the legendary Pointer
Sisters.
Special
appearances from Alex
Newell of Glee and Greg
Louganis. Dancers,
cheerleaders, the Gay
Games community chorus
and marching band will
also be involved.
Visit http://
www.gg9cle.com/planmy-visit/ceremonies/for
more information and
ticket purchase. Tickets
are $20 to $75 for
spectators, free for
participants marching into
ceremony.
Dancin’, 2 p.m. - midnight.
Mall C, Downtown
Cleveland.
A 10-hour dance
p a r t y,
featuring
inter nationally known,
New York City-based DJ/
producer Joe Gauthreaux
with local DJs Saint and
Glisten, plus surprise
performances, produced
in conjunction with the
AIDS Taskforce of Greater
Cleveland, an affiliate of
the AIDS Healthcare
foundation. Free
admission.
Concert Band Performance,
7:30 p.m. State Theater,
Playhouse Square,
Cleveland.
More than 150
musicians will practice
separately then unite in
Cleveland for three intense
rehearsal days before this
feature performance.
Playhouse Square is the
“world’s largest theatre
restoration project,” and
t h e c o u n t r y ’s l a rg e s t
performing arts center
outside New York City
(eclipsed only by Lincoln
Center).
Tickets are $30
and can be purchased at
www.playhousesquare.org
/events/detail/gaygames-9-lgba-team-bandpersonal-best
Choral Concert, 7:30 p.m.
State Theatre, Cleveland.
100 sopranos, altos,
tenors and basses will
perform under the artistic
direction of worldrenowned Dennis
Coleman, famous for his
work with the Seattle
M e n ’s a n d Wo m e n ’s
Choruses, involvement in
the gay community, and
collaboration with such
acclaimed artists as Maya
Angelou, Frederica von
Stade, Kristin Chenowith,
Judy Collins, and Lily
Tomlin.
Tickets are $30
and can be purchased at
www.playhousesquare.org
/events/detail/gaygames-9-lgba-team-bandpersonal-best
14 August 2014
Flair Fest, 12 p.m., Main Street in Downtown Akron.
The festival begins at noon with great local entertainment occurring throughout the day
along with street performers, a juried art show and food vendors.
Free admission.
5:30 p.m.: Indigo Girls, Lock 3 -- 200 S Main St, Akron, OH 44308. Opening acts Hannah
Thomas, followed by Anne E. DeChant. The American folk rock duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers
comprise the Indigo Girls, borne out of Emory University in 1987, and well renowned for their lesbian
and environmental activism and several U.S. Hot 100 hits. Tickets can be purchased for $10 online or
through Akron Civic Theatre box office.
16 August 2014
Closing Ceremony, 5 - 10 p.m., Mall C, Lakeside Avenue across from Convention Center (between
Ontario and East Sixth Street), Downtown Cleveland.
As Games Week comes to a close, gather with old and new friends to celebrate the
memories made, the personal-best victories and get energized about what’s to come when the Gay
Games goes to Paris in 2018. Enjoy the special Andrew Christian fashion show and dance the night
away under the Cleveland sky.
Participants (for whom admission is free) will gather pre-ceremony at 4 p.m. at the
Cleveland Convention Center and rock out before marching into Closing Ceremony. Tickets for
spectators are $15 online or at the door.
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GUIDETOTHEGAMES: EVENT WEEK CALENDAR
For your circling and highlighting convenience. More events are added
online everyday at gg9cle.com/plan-my-visit/event-schedule/
Thursday, 7 August
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5 p.m. National Conference LGBTI
Health Research, Baldwin Wallace
University, free and open to the
public
8 p.m. Hal Sparks, star of "Queer as
Folk," Hilarities 4th Street Theatre,
Cleveland
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Friday, 8 August
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Day-long: "Treating the LGBT
Athlete and Patient" Conference,
Cleveland Clinic's Orthopedic &
Rheumatologic Institute (special $50
rate for Gay Games 9 participants)
9 a.m. - 9 p.m. National Conference
LGBTI Health Research, Baldwin
Wallace University, free and open to
the public
7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Hal Sparks,
star of "Queer as Folk," Hilarities
4th Street Theatre, Cleveland
8 p.m. - Midnight "Night
before 9: Out in Art" The
Cleveland Museum of Art
Celebrates Gay Games 9,
at Cleveland Museum of Art,
Cleveland
Saturday, 9 August
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7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Hal Sparks,
star of "Queer as Folk," Hilarities
4th Street Theatre, Cleveland
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Michael Fedele,
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel,
Cleveland
11 p.m. Opening Ceremony AfterParty (details coming soon; separate
ticket required) Sunday, 10 August
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8:30 a.m. Rainbow Memorial Run,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Plaza
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. National Conference
LGBTI Health Research, Baldwin
Wallace University, free and open to
the public
12 p.m. - 7 p.m. National
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Hamburger Festival at the historic
Lock 3 Park in Downtown Akron. 4-6 p.m. Pre-opening ceremony
party for all registered participants,
Progressive Field, downtown
Cleveland
5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring Matt
Johnson, Lobby, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
6:30 p.m. Participant gathering
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closes, parade lineup begins,
Progressive Field
7 p.m. Opening Ceremony,
Quicken Loans Arena,
downtown Cleveland (spectator •
tickets: $20-$75)
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. - IGRA rodeo at Gay
Games 9, Summit County
Fairgrounds, Tallmadge, OH. To
purchase tickets click here. Rodeo
tickets cost -$15 (Tickets will also be
sold at the door daily; cash only)
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Official Brunch
of the 2014 Gay Games hosted
by the Human Rights
Campaign, Red Space, 2400
Superior Avenue, Cleveland.
Tickets available at:
action.hrc.org/site/Calendar?
view=Detail&id=120361&autol
ogin=true
Noon - 7 p.m. National Hamburger
Festival at the historic Lock 3 Park in
Downtown Akron.
Noon - 11 p.m. Cedar Point
Amusement Park, Cost $91 (includes
transportation and admission, tickets
available at https://
www.eventbrite.com/e/cedar-pointamusement-parktickets-11048218519)
2 p.m. - Midnight: Dancin’
at Festival Village, Mall C,
downtown Cleveland: a 10-hour
dance party, feature internationally
known, New York City-based DJ/
producer Joe Gauthreaux with local
DJs Saint and Glisten, plus surprise
performances, produced in
conjunction with the AIDS
Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, an
affiliate of the AIDS Healthcare
Foundation
2 p.m. and 7 p.m. - The Musical
Theater Project presents "I Am
What I Am": Gays, Lesbians and
The American Musical, at the
Cleveland Public Theater.
2:05 p.m. Akron Rubber
Ducks versus New Hampshire Fisher
Cats, Canal Parks, 300 S. Main St.,
Akron
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3 and 7 p.m. An Evening with Lillian
Baxter, LGBT Center, Cleveland
5-9 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Betty Who Kick-Off
concert featuring Diana
Chittester, Lobby, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, RSVP
Required at
RenCleveland.EventBrite.com
7 p.m. Hal Sparks, star of "Queer as
Folk," Hilarities 4th Street Theatre,
Cleveland
8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Rodeo Charlie's
Dance Hall and Saloon, Summit
County Fairgrounds, Dust off your
cowboy boots and hats and come out
to the "Charlie's Dance Hall and
Saloon." Cost is $10. To purchase
tickets click here. (Tickets will also be
sold at the door daily; cash only)
8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Hot in
Cleveland Casino Night,
Horseshoe Casino, Cleveland
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Brad Petty, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
Monday, 11 August
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9 a.m. - 5 p.m. - IGRA rodeo at Gay
Games 9, Summit County
Fairgrounds, Tallmadge, OH. Cost
$15. To purchase tickets click here.
4-11 p.m. JD Samson
(Headliner) at Festival Village,
Mall C, downtown Cleveland:
The high-energy Brooklyn,
N.Y.-based band is fronted by
Samson, the Ohio-born former
member of Le Tigre. 5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring Moss
Stanley & Jessica "Lounge Kitty,"
Lobby, Renaissance Cleveland Hotel,
Cleveland
7 p.m. An Evening with Lillian
Baxter, LGBT Center, Cleveland
7 p.m. - Midnight White
Party, Jacobs Pavilion at
Nautica, Downtown Cleveland: Boy George with support from
Marc Vedo and Evan Evolution.
7:30 p.m. Gay Games Cleveland - Interfaith Service - Trinity Cathedral
- 2230 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH.
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Monday, 11 August
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4-11 p.m. Festival Village, Mall
C, downtown Cleveland Headliner: Bright Light Bright
Light: The rising star of
electro-pop has been called the
“hottest new thing in music”
by Elton John.
5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring
Shawn Brewster, Lobby, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
6 p.m. - 11 p.m. The Beer &
Bourbon Tour, Cost $79 (tickets
available here)
7 p.m. Cruise Cleveland, Goodtime
III (downtown Cleveland), Cost $25
(tickets available here): The LGBT
Community Center & Gay Games 9
will be hosting a relaxing evening
cruise on the Goodtime III down the
Cuyahoga River with 400+ of your
closest friends!
7 p.m. Gay Games Night
at Cleveland Indians v. Arizona
Diamondbacks (Major League
Baseball), Progressive Field,
Cleveland
7-9 p.m. "Gatsby Champagne
Express" Champagne-Tasting Train
($59-92), Cuyahoga Valley Scenic
Railroad, Independence
7-9 p.m. USTA Welcome Reception,
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel in
Gold Ballroom, free and open to the
public
7 p.m. - Midnight Rock the
Block Street Fest, West 6th
Street, Cleveland (must be 18+
to attend)
7:30 p.m. 2014 Gay Games
Concert Band
Performance (spectatorticketed event), State Theatre,
Cleveland
8 p.m. Erin Foley stand up comedy
Show (tickets here), Hilarities 4th
Street Theater, Cleveland
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Michael Fedele,
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel,
Cleveland
Wednesday, 13 August
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Tuesday, 12 August
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8 p.m. IGRA Rodeo at GG9: Rodeo
Awards Ceremony, Summit County
Fairgrounds, Akron (affiliated event)
8 p.m. Erin Foley stand up comedy
Show (tickets here), Hilarities 4th
Street Theater, Cleveland
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Brad Petty, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
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Daylong: “Game Change,” one-day
educational conference, University of
Akron (separate ticketed program):
Conference to embrace the theme of
'Game Change' and presentations
will explore LGBT issues in sports
and culture in the 21st Century.
Featured speaker is Stu Maddux,
documentary filmmaker who
produced "Gen Silent." See
details:www.canapi.org//programproposals.aspx 4-11 p.m. Festival Village, Mall
C, downtown Cleveland Headliner: Jenny Owen
Youngs: Brooklyn-based Youngs has
been called compelling, sophisticated
and heartfelt by the Washington
Post.
5:30-8 p.m. Music in the
Meadow VIP Dinner & Concert:
Tylan & Ingrid and The Laura
Love Duo, Cuyahoga Valley
National Park, Howe Meadow
(Greater Akron)
5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring Shane
Didow, Lobby, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
6 p.m. Sports without Balls LIVE
special Gay Games Podcast with
Erin Foley and Fortune Feimster
(tickets here), Hilarities 4th Street
Theater, Cleveland
6:30 p.m. doors open, 7:30 p.m. Pink
Flamingo pool show ($30/ticket),
Cleveland State University
7 p.m. - 1 a.m. The Out On The
Town Tour, Cost $129 (tickets
available here) 7:30 p.m. 2014 Gay Games
Choral Concert (spectator
ticketed event), State Theatre,
Cleveland
8 p.m. Official Gay Games Female
Pride Party: The Club Skirts Dinah
Shore Weekend presents Victory
Party for Women, featuring Robin S,
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Velvet Dog, Cleveland (separate
ticket required)
8 p.m. Del Shores, Highland
Theatre, Akron ($25 General
Admission, $35 VIP)
8:15 - 9:15 p.m. It's a LOVE in!
Yoga, chanting, and good vibes to
kick off the games! $17 drop in or
class pass. Vision Yoga & Wellness
9 p.m. Official Gay Games
Black Party ft. DJ Honey Dijon,
House of Blues, Cleveland
(ticket required)
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Rob Black, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
Thursday, 14 August
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10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The 'Big' City Tour,
Cost $69 (tickets available here) Noon. Flair Fest/Indigo
Girls concert 5:30 p.m.
(downtown Akron), free to
attend Flair Fest, Indigo
Girls tickets sold separately. To
purchase tickets, click here or
Akron Civic Theatre Box
Office. 4-11 p.m. Festival Village, Mall C,
downtown Cleveland:
Headliners: Detox: Finishing in the
top four as a contestant on the fifth
season of RuPaul’s Drag Race,
Detox is known for her comedy
parodies and unique style that has
gotten her noticed in music videos
from Rihanna, Kesha and Lady
Gaga. Le1f: The New York-based
rapper and hip hop performer made
his national television debut on The
Late Show with David Letterman in
March.
5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring Bob
Navis, Lobby, Renaissance Cleveland
Hotel, Cleveland
7 p.m. Katy Perry, Prismatic World
Tour, Quicken Loans Arena,
Cleveland
7-9 p.m. "The Last Voyage" Murder
Mystery Dinner Train ($55/ticket),
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad,
Rockside Station, Independence
GUIDETOTHEGAMES: EVENT WEEK CALENDAR
Thursday, 14 August
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Friday, 15 August
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8-11:30 p.m. "Fantasia." at Asia
Town Center, sponsored by Asians &
Friends Cleveland (free for Gay
Games participants; $5 donation
requested, RSVP here)
9 p.m. Official Gay Games
Gold Party ft. DJ Tony Moran,
House of Blues, Cleveland
(ticket required)
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. "Recharge on the
Rooftop" GG9 Style, FREE event ft.
DJ Rob Sherwood, The Velvet Dog,
Cleveland
9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Michael Fedele,
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel,
Cleveland
10 a.m. - 1 p.m. The 'Little' City
Tour, Cost $39 (tickets
available here)
4 p.m. - Midnight Festival
Village, Mall C, downtown
Cleveland - Headliner: Ana
Matronic: The female lead
singer and songwriter of the
Grammy-nominated, charttopping Scissor Sisters will
bring her solo act to Festival
Village.
5:30 p.m. Annual Shabbat Picnic
Dinner and Rock My Soul Shabbat
Under the Stars Service, The
Temple-Tifereth Israel 5:30-8:30 p.m. Renaissance Gay
Games Happy Hour featuring Kelly
Zullo & Polina Kourakina, Lobby,
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel,
Cleveland
7 p.m. Summers@Severance with
The Cleveland Orchestra – The
Beethoven Experience, at Severance
Hall, Cleveland 7:30 and 10 p.m. Christopher Titus,
Hilarities 4th Street Theatre,
Cleveland
8 p.m. to Midnight - "Hot Time in
Cleveland" Womyn's Dance
Party (tickets $25 here), Trinity
Cathedral, 2230 Euclid Ave.,
Cleveland
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9 p.m. - 3 a.m. Renaissance Gay
Games LIVE Late Night DJ
featuring Rob Black, Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland
Saturday, 16 August
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5-10 p.m. Closing
Ceremony, (free for
participants; spectator tickets
$15), Mall C, Downtown
Cleveland
7 and 9:30 p.m. Christopher Titus,
Hilarities 4th Street Theatre,
Cleveland
7 p.m. LAUGH OUT LOUD! with
Comic Karen Williams (tickets
$20-25), The Sanctuary, Akron
10 p.m. - 2 a.m. Seven Deadly
Sins After Party, House of
Blues, Cleveland
Weeklong Events, 8/7-16
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"Pride in the Moment," real- time
digital and online photography
exhibit by artists in residence to
capture the great price inherent in
Gay Games, Summit Artspace,
Akron LGBT films featured, The
Nightlight, Akron (films to be
announced)
“My Mother's Lesbian, Jewish,
Wiccan Wedding” performed by
Actors Summit Theatre, Greystone
Hall, 103 High St., Akron
Beck Center for the Arts presents
The New Mel Brooks Musical Young
Frankenstein
New World Performance Lab's
production of Virginia Woolf's
ORLANDO adapted by Sarah
Ruhl, The Balch Street Theatre, 220
South Balch Street, Akron OH.
44302 (click here for tickets or more
information)
Amazons and Their Men, Liminis
Theater, Cleveland
GUIDETOTHEGAMES: SPORTS
GG9 Sports Spectating, and You
Times below are tentative. Location specifics and exact competition
schedules will be posted on individual sports pages.
Sport
Venue City
Compe--on Dates
Badminton
Cleveland
8/11-­‐12, 8am-­‐4pm
Cleveland
Beach Volleyball
Case Western Reserve University Veale Center
Cleveland State University Woodling Gymnasium
Whiskey Island -­‐ Wendy Park
Cleveland
8/10, 12pm-­‐6pm; 8/11-­‐15, 9am-­‐6pm
8/13-­‐14, 8am-­‐5pm
BodybuildingT
Public Musical Hall
Downtown Cleveland
8/11-­‐12
Bowling
Cheer
Game of Wickliffe (formerly Freeway Lanes) Wickliffe (GC*)
Cleveland Public Musical Hall
Cleveland
8/10-­‐14
8/11, 6pm-­‐9pm
Cycling
Lakewood (GC); Rocky River (GC); Strongsville (GC)
Downtown Cleveland
8/12-­‐16
Dance SportT
Criterium; Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River ReservaWon; Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run ReservaWon
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Darts
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Downtown Cleveland
8/12-­‐15, 9am-­‐5pm and 7pm-­‐11pm
8/11-­‐15, 9am-­‐6pm
Diving
Busbey Natatorium
Cleveland
8/11-­‐12, 6pm-­‐9pm
Figure Ska-ngT
SerpenWni Arena
Lakewood (GC)
Flag Football
Golf
Barton-­‐Bradley RecreaWon Field
Firestone Country Club
North Olmsted (GC)
Akron
8/12-­‐13, 9am-­‐5pm; 8/14, 7pm-­‐10pm
8/13-­‐15
8/11-­‐12
Ice Hockey
OBM Arena
Strongsville (GC)
8/11-­‐15, 8am-­‐6pm
Marathon/Half Marathon
Start: Akron Civic Theatre; FesWval: Lock 3 Akron
Park
Basketball
FInd our
interactive
venue map
online
Gay Games
Soccer
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8/16, 6am start, both races
GUIDETOTHEGAMES: SPORTS
Sport
Venue
City
Compe--on Dates
Mar-al Arts
John S. Knight Center
Akron
8/11-­‐12 Open Water Swim
Pool (Billiards)
PowerliKing
Edgewater Lakefront Park
Cleveland
8/10
Dave and Busters
Old School Iron Gym
Westlake (GC)
Brook Park
8/11-­‐12, 9am-­‐9pm
8/10, 9am-­‐5pm
Racquetball
Road Race, 5K
Case Western Reserve University Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Cleveland
Cleveland
8/11-­‐12, 8am-­‐6pm
8/14, 7am start
Botzum Trailhead – Start; MusWll Store Trailhead -­‐ Finish
Rock Climbing Kendall Cliffs/Appalachian Oufigers -­‐ (Sport Climbing) Peninsula
RodeoT
Summit County Fairgrounds
Akron
8/11, 7pm start
Akron
8/11-­‐12, 10am-­‐4pm
Akron
8/10 – 8/11
Rowing
Cleveland
8/10, 8am-­‐4pm
Cleveland
8/11-­‐15
Soccer (Football) Copley Road Fields
Akron
8/11-­‐15, 8am-­‐7pm
SoKball
Squash
Firestone Stadium and nearby fields
Case Western Reserve University Veale Center
Cleveland State University Busbey Natatorium
Cleveland State University
Akron
Cleveland
8/11-­‐15
8/13-­‐14; 8am-­‐6pm
Cleveland
8/10-­‐15, 8am-­‐5pm
Cleveland
8/15, 6pm-­‐10pm
Cleveland
8/14-­‐15, 8am-­‐5pm
Track and Field
Case Western Reserve University – Veale Center
Cleveland State University, Highland Heights Community Park, Mayfield Village Racquet Club, Cleveland Racquet Club
University of Akron
Triathlon
East Ninth Street Pier
Downtown Cleveland
8/10, 7am start
Volleyball
Water Polo
Cleveland ConvenWon Center – Halls B&C
Case Western Reserve University
Downtown Cleveland
Cleveland
Wrestling
Case Western Reserve University Horsburgh Gymnasium
Cleveland
8/10-­‐13, 8am-­‐6pm
8/11-­‐13, 2pm-­‐9pm; 8/14-­‐15, 8am-­‐5pm
8/11-­‐13; 8am-­‐5pm
Road Race, 10K
Sailing
Swimming
Synchronized Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Cleveland Metroparks Rivergate Park; Cleveland Rowing FoundaWon
Edgewater Yacht Club
Cleveland, Highland 8/10-­‐15, 8am-­‐8pm
Heights, Mayfield Village, Pepper Pike
Akron
8/11-­‐15; 8am-­‐6pm
*GC = Greater Cleveland
T = Ticketed Event. If viewing a digital copy of this document, click on the sport name to link to Wcket purchase page.
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