Friday, October 22
7- 9 p.m
The B-Side (below the Grog Shop)
Coventry Rd and Euclid Heights Blvd., Cleveland Heights
5.00 cover charge at the door

The Beat Museum will be open one hour before and one hour after the show and visitors can buy books, videos and assorted merchandise related to the Beat Generation.

The concept of the Beat Museum on Wheels belongs to John Allen Cassady, son of Neal and Carolyn Cassady; and Jerry Cimino, owner of the Beat Museum. The evening of entertainment will include readings, video clips and a slideshow of the Beat Generation along with Cassady playing guitar and telling personal stories. The duo will also explore the continuing relevance of the Beats to our culture through artifacts, exhibits and never before seen family photos

Saturday, October 23
7 p.m.
Mac's Backs ~ Books on Coventry
1820 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
Free

Dr. Mazin Qumsiyeh, Associate Professor of Genetics at Yale University School of Medicine, is the author of Sharing the Land of Canaan: Human Rights and the Israeli-Palestinian Struggle.

For more information, contact
Suzanne DeGaetano
216-321-2665
suzanne@macsbacks.com

Friday, October 29
7:00 p.m.
Dina Rees Evans Performing Arts Center
Heights High School
Cedar & Lee, Cleveland Heights
(Parking on the Washington Blvd. side of the school)

Tickets may be purchased at the door
Adults $6.00
Students/Seniors $3.00

Heights High Vocal Music Department (225 vocalists directed by Craig L. McGaughey) in concert with Heights High Symphony Orchestra (72 instruments directed by Donna B. Dehn)

featuring Te Deum for the Empress Marie Therese composed by Franz Joseph Haydn

Also performing as individual vocal ensembles:
A Cappella Choir
Heights Singers
Honors Ensemble
Men's Chorus
Women's Chorus

Saturday, October 30
7:30-10:00 pm

Studio You
2180 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
$5 Cover Charge.

Local poets will gather for a night of poetry that will be recorded by students from the Cuyahoga Community College Recording Arts & Technology Program.

The evening will showcase emerging poets from Cleveland and neighboring areas. The cd will serve as a type of oral documentary of spoken word in the African American community.

Be apart of this electric evening of performance poetry and DJ grooves !

Kelly A. Harris, Fresh Flames Editor
kahpublishing@yahoo.com
(216) 382-0846

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