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Celebrate MLK Day with the Arts
The arts bring us together, Martin's dream.
Celebrate Martin Luther
King Day in University Circle, where most events are
free and open to the public.
Free DanceAfrikaDance performance
DanceA
frikaDanc
e will give a free
performance at
Severance Hall at 4 p.m.
(You saw them at
PARTY in the Heights, now see them in
Cleveland's
grandest venue !)
Free, but tickets are required
Call (216) 231-1111
MLK Day in Our Neighborhood
Monday, January 17
7:00 pm
Cleveland Heights Community Center, One Monticello
Boulevard (at Mayfield Road)Cleveland Heights celebrates MLK Day
with music and poetry.
CONNECT: a multimedia party in 3 acts
One of the Big [BOX] Series at Cleveland Public Theatre
January 28-30
Fri. 8pm | Sat. 8pm | Sun. 3pm
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Rd, Cleveland
Tickets: $10 Purchase by phone by calling
216.631.2727
16 area artists have CONNECTed to bring you an
evening of intriguing new
multimedia works.
Cleveland Heights composer Ryan Lott
explores the
potential of artistic
partnership across several musical genres -from hip-
hop and experimental electronica to rock and
chamber music - and across a variety of visual
media, including dance and video
For more info, contact Ryan Lott at 216.371.3948
ryanandjenlott@yahoo.com
Peace Poems
Saturday, January 29
7 p.m.
Mac's Backs ~ Books on Coventry
1820 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
216-321-2665
suzanne@macsbacks.com
This annual event gathers poets & fellow travelers
together to read poems that promote peace. You
can interpret that in many ways ~ often people read
haiku or poetry from the eastern literary traditions.
This event is co-sponsored by the Laureate
Workshop in Lorain and Soka Gakkai International, an
American Buddhist organization.
Prism 2005 Juried Exhibition Awards Ceremony and Artists' Reception
and Artful Jazz Concert Series
Sunday, January 30
The Fine Arts Association, 38660 Mentor Avenue,
Willoughby
British song stylist Helen Welch and the Nice Jazz
Trio
3:00-5:00 pm
Artist reception and an afternoon of the subtler,
chamber-like side of jazz.
Free
440-951-7500
wwareham@fineartsassociation.org
Theater classes for all ages
Dobama Theatre
1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
Classes for ages 5 to adult
Beginning week of January 24
Taught by Robin Pease-Kerr, Emilia Halstead, and
Mark Moritz
Advance Registration required
Contact Joyce Casey 216-932-6838
jcasey@dobama.org
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