@ The Holiday Store
Saturday, December 3
5 to 8 pm (store open 11 a.m. til 9 p.m.)
2173 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights 216.371.3344

Meet the local glassblowers, printmakers, painters, enamelists, jewelers, knitters, authors, and other artists who have filled HeightsArts gallery with original and well-crafted art for holiday gift-giving.

Holiday Store Hours:
Sunday 1 to 5 pm
Tuesday–Saturday 11am to 9 pm
Closed Mondays except for December 19, 11 am–9 pm
December 24 hours: 10 am to 4 pm
Closed December 25

216.371.3344

The same night a short stroll away (2199 Lee Road):
Paradise Gallery
Saturday, December 3
7-10
Opening Reception: Cleveland Underground
Photographs by Stephen Bivens
216.554.5548

pictured: glass ornaments by Zack Gorell, NEO Show exhibitor and behind the grill at Tom my's

for a list of artists, click on more info at this link

The Holiday Store is selling FutureHeights Gift Certificates in denominations of $5, $10, $25, $50 that can be used at more than 80 participating Heights businesses.

Locally-owned, independent businesses are essential to Cleveland Heights' prosperity and unique culture. They keep our community neighborhoods healthy, diverse, and stable. And they also prevent Cleveland Heights from becoming just another generic Anytown.

Every penny of your purchase is reinvested in the Cleveland Heights local economy.

What will you do for Art ? Thursday, December 8
6-9 p.m.
HeightsArts Trustee and Big Fun proprietor Steve Presser is donating 20% of your purchases to benefit the arts in our community !
1827(original)& 1814 Coventry (old High Tide space), Cleveland Heights

You posed nude for Spencer Tunick (or not), now buy whoopee cushions and pooping pig keychains to benefit HeightsArts !

M ore info
or call 216.371.4386/216.321.8500

Milk and cookies !

A fundraiser for CVSID


Friday, December 2
7 p.m.
Johnny Malloy's (former Centrum)
2781 Euclid Heights Boulevard
$25 for food, film (American Splendor), and fun (silent auction, great company)

Reservations coventryroad@earthlink.net or pay at the door

All proceeds benefit Coventry Street Fairs and Farmer's Market

Local arts are overflowing Here are some local happenings featuring Heights artists you may not find in the major media:

Cleveland Jazz Orchestra
Thursday, December 1
8 p.m.
with the Heights High Jazz Ensemble
Heights High, 13263 Cedar Road
Tickets $15/adults and $5/students and seniors
216.320.3104

Clayworks Cooperative Sale
Saturday-Sunday December 3-4
Saturday-Sunday December 10-11
Coventry Library Underground
1925 Coventry Road

Ambiente 33rd Annual Holiday Show
Thursday-Sunday December 1-4
10 a.m.-8 p.m.
2940 Washington Boulevard
216.321.8038

Artcraft Building 18th Annual Holiday Sale
Saturday, December 3 noon to 7 p.m.
Sunday,December 4 noon to 5 p.m.
2570 Superior Avenue
216.579.9263

Auditions for The Crucible
Saturday, December 3
9 a.m.-noon
Church of the Saviour
2537 Lee Road
216.321.7698 or rnm34@ohiohills.com

Holiday Sale at Center Art
Weekends thru December 11
1930 Lee Road, next to Zagara's
create@centerart.org

pictured: glass and ceramics at HeightsArts Holiday Store by Mark Sudduth, Rene Culler, Brent Kee Young, Todd Anderson, Marge Grevatt, and Ambiente

Next week we'll feature local authors and musicians whose books and CDs are at The Holiday Store.

Preview: We have Joe Hunter CDs-hear him this week at Nighttown:
David Wilson with the Joe Hunter Trio
Tuesday, November 29
7 pm
$15
Jazz violin stylist David Wilson returns to his native Cleveland for a special one night appearance. He will lead a four piece ensemble in an evening of breezy bossa novas, exquisite ballads and his own brand of elegant jazz improvisations.

Just in to the Holiday Store:
Can A Guy Get Pregnant ?
by Cleveland Heights' Rich Sones and his brother Bill fea tured in Sunday PD