Collector’s Choice 2006
15 artists, three works each

Through April 15
Gallery hours Wed–Sat, 12–9 pm, Sunday, 1-5.

Heights Arts Gallery
2173 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
216.371.3344

David Bergholz - Photography, collage
Christi Birchfield - Print, drawing
David Brichford- Photography
Cather ine Butler - Jewelry
Jeff Chiplis- Neon Sculpture
Bonnie Dolin - Pastel
Gretchen Goss - Enamel
Margaret Kimura - Chine-collée prints
Jean Kubota Cassill - Intaglio
Lisa Meek - Oil pastel paintings
Robert Muller - Photography
Michael Romanik - Cloisoné enamel
Lisa Schonberg - Printmaking; monoprint and relief woodcuts
K evin Snipes - Ceramics
Mark Sudduth - Glass

pictured: monoprint by Lisa Schonberg

HeightsArts would very much appreciate a donation of a computer.

We are looking for a PC with
2.4 gigahertz or higher processor clock speed
256 megabytes of RAM or more
40 gigabytes hard disk or more
possibly a CD-ROM or DVD drive
Keyboard and Mouse
Operating system Windows XP Home or Professional

If you have a computer available please contact us at (216) 317-3344 or e-mail heightsarts@sbcglobal.net

(Do not worry about reformatting the harddisk, Heights Arts will do it)

Poetry Not in the Woods
7:00 pm
Shaker Public Library (Main Library)
16500 Van Aken Boulevard,Shaker Heights
216.991.2030

John Panza, r. a. Washington and Max Stark read their poetry

pictured: r.a. washington

Paul Samuels Trio @ Nightto wn
2 shows 8 & 10 p.m.
$20

Featuring Greg Osby and Dan Wall
12387 Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights
(216) 795 – 0550

This native Cleveland drummer has performed and or recorded with many musical artists including James Moody, David “Fathead” Newman, Greg Osby, Larry Coryell, Mose Allison, Pat Martino and popular recording artist, Gerald Levert. Having played with a diverse mix of artist, Samuels has made a smooth transition from a fine accompanist to a dynamic bandleader.

Willard Jenkins, artistic director for the Tri – C JazzFest says, “Samuels, without a doubt is a keeper of the hip groove, and his deft touch is what drives and journeys the music.”

also appearing
Wednesday, April 5
7:00 p.m.
Borders Books and Café
Severance Towne Centre, Cleveland Heights
(216) 291-8607

with The Up Ensemble’s Chris Berge on saxophone and Matt Charbonneau on bass.
with songs from Samuels’ new CD, SPEAK - CD signing will follow.

RED DOT Project Grand Opening
Tower Press Building
1900 Superior Avenue, Suite 125
6 - 9 pm

After party:city artists at work: COOL HAPPENING & AFTER PARTY
The Heller Building, 2218 Superior Ave, 3rd floor
8 pm to 12 am
Free to all RED DOT Project members, CAAW members & their guests, + anyone who brings a dish (food) to share. Otherwise $5 at the door. Christy Gray
RED DOT Project . . . connecting artists with business
216.664.9600

RSVP: 216-664-9600 or to christy@reddotproject.org

1pm
Edible Books Festival
Loganberry Books
13015 Larchmere Boulevard, Shaker Heights

216.795.9800

Every Saturday closest to April Fool's Day is the time for the Edible Books Festival. This is the third festival sponsored by Loganberry Books and Strong Bindery as part of the International phenomenon started in 2000. There is only one rule: create edible art that has something to do with books. Books will be exhibited, admired, voted upon, and consumed. Participation is free, voting and eating rights are $3 contribution. Prizes will be awarded for Most Appetizing, Most Bookish, and Most Creative entries.

Registration is encouraged: please contact Harriett (216.795.9800 or harriett@logan.com).

FAQ's
photos from last year's festival

Acoustic Pickin’ Circle
(first Sunday of every month)

Fairmount School of Music
3475 Fairmount Boulevard, Cleveland Heights
216.321.9350

2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Hosted by Rick Sockel

Welcome To My World
Recent Paintings by David Szekeres

Paradise Gallery
2199 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
216-554-5548

Hours: Mon-Thur 12pm to 5pm Fri-Sat 7pm to 10pm and by appointment

Spring Classes

Adult classes run for 8 weeks. Adult/teen classes offer optional open studio on Wednesdays from 7:30 – 9:30 PM at no extra charge.

We offer the following classes:
• Pottery-All Levels for Adults and Teens
• Precious Metal Clay- for Adults and Teens
• Children's Clay -ages 6-12
• Wheel Throwing & Hand Building for Kids
• Family Clay -all ages
• Special Group Classes
• Raku- for Adults and Teens

2-Night Adult Workshops Silk Scarves for Mother's Day
Tuesdays, April 4 and 11, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $30

Papermaking and BookMaking
Thursdays, April 6 and 13, 6:00-8:00 p.m. $30

216.641.0630.

Broadway School of Music & the Arts is conveniently located just ten minutes southeast of downtown Cleveland, and is easily accessible from all major highways leading into downtown. A free fenced parking lot is adjacent to the building.

5415 Broadway Ave
216.641.0630

Cleveland Heights' Susan Weber has been named Best Female Singer Songwriter in the 2006 Free Times Music Awards. Many thanks to all who voted for her !

University Heights' Peter London is the lead singer and harmaniac for Blue Lunch, winner of the 2006 Free Times Best Jazz Act !