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Art, culture, and entertainment in the Heights and beyond
PARTY in the Heights
Please please hope for a dry night !
PARTY in
the Heights
Thursday, August 3
7 p.m. to dusk
The Suspenders ! - jump blues and roots rock
In the Cedar Lee minipark (a few steps away
from Heights Arts Gallery at 2173 Lee Road)
Look for us inside the gallery if it rains !
Always free, thanks to our local businesses
supporting the arts. Buy it in
Cleveland Heights! And thank our
Cedar Lee
sponsors:
Atma Center
Berskshire Lee Company
Brennan's Colony
C
leveland Cinemas
Cut Hair Studio
Cutri
Photo Arts
Funny Times
Heights Mini Storage, Inc.
Lee Silsby
Compounding Pharmacy
Lopez Bar
and Grill
Mo and Son, Inc.
NONA
Parnell's Pub
Phoenix
Coffee
Salon DM
Sanctuary
by Joyce
Seitz Agin Hardware
Studio You
The
Stone Oven
Verne and Ellsworth Hann, Inc.
Zagara'
s Marketplace
Arty Award
In 1934 Cleveland Heights’ first
mayor, Frank Cain,
was asked by Heights High English teacher Dina Rees
Evans if she could present ‘A Midsummer Night’s
Dream’ in a ravine. Mayor Cain’s enthusiasm for
this project led to his oversight of a WPA team
transforming the ravine into Cain Park, a nationally
known venue for performing and visual arts. In
the tradition of Mayor Cain, Mayor Ed Kelley has
appointed the first Cleveland Heights Poet Laureate,
installed sculpture on city property, proclaimed the
city Home to the Arts, and supported Heights Arts'
mission to enrich the quality of life in the Heights
by cultivating a strong, diverse, and collaborative
arts community. Heights Arts is proud to award our
first Arty award to Mayor Ed Kelley in recognition
of his vision and support of the arts and artists in
Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Home to the Arts.
Ohio Arts Council Supports Heights Arts ! Will You ?
Su
pport the arts in your community with a
tax-deductible contribution
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