2007 Events

Southside Concierge SALE

desschmitt — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 17:58:51 -0600

Start: 2008-03-24 19:47

End: 2008-03-31 18:30

Take an additional 50-75% off end of season items at Southside Concierge & Cleaners!

Pricing starts at $1.99

Inventory is changing daily and we've featured designers in the last month that can't be or rarely are found at discount stores:

Ann Klein, Burberry, Chanel, Cloe, Coach, Gucci, Kokin, Paul Smith, Prada, and Sesto Meucci, and more...

Also, check out our stash of infant and baby clothes.. most new with tags.

SC&C :: 2415 Tremont Ave across from La Bodega :: 216.241.7720

Whats that sound?

lm — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 08:48:32 -0700

Start: 2008-02-02 19:05

End: 2008-02-03 02:29

There will be at least 30 new bands from this town before Super Sunday. All chosen from 170 participants..

The Cleveland Band Lottery will be aired live at Edisons saturday night at 7:05 pm.

That is all I am allowed to say.

Saturday night Feb 2nd (the Asterisk is only availiable for Participants)
FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:

2. Andrew Penmer - Plasma For Guns
3. Bubba Oconner - Machine Go Boom
4. Brendan Sedlak - Clan of the Cave Bear
6. Brian Straw - Low lamps
7. Britany Hudak - The Very Knees
8. Buddy Akita - This Moment in Black History
9. Carol Schumacher - Tough & Lovely
10. Carrie Bukala - Machine go Boom
13. Chris Smith - Keelhaul
14. Christa Eberts - Uno Lady
15. Christina Akita - Short Rabbits
17. Craig Rockwell - To Be A High Powered Exec
18. Dale Ursic - Homostupids
19. Dave Cintron - Terminal Lovers
20. Dave P - The Very Knees
21. David Russell - Jerk
22. Davis Straub - State of Ohio
23. Dustin Thomas - Casual Future
24. Ed Sotelo - New Lou Reeds
25. Gabe Schray - Houseguest
26. Glen McNeil - JJ Magazine
27. J Guy - Dead Peasant Insurance
28. Jack Smiley - Hard Luck Trio
29. Jae Kristoff - Land of Buried Treasure
30. Jamie Bennett - Unsparing Sea
31. Jason Byers - Disengage
32. Jeff Curtis - Iron Oxide
33. Jenna Barvitski - Giants Of Gender
34. Jim Konya - Nunslaughter
35. John Delzoppo - Clan of the Cave Bear
36. John Neely - Tokyo Storm Warning
37. John Rodemann - Thumbs Up!
38. Josh Banaszak - Homostupids
39. Josh Durocher-Jones - Insurrect
40. Julius Kwolek - Plus Ultra
41. Justin Coulter - Roue
42. Kat Stewart - Iron Oxide
43. Ken Janssen - The Hot Rails
44. Krissy Brannan - Kong Sauce
45. Kyle Farrell - Giants of Gender
47. Lawrence Daniel Caswell - National Suicide Day
49. Lou Arocho - the X bolex
50. Mandy Aramouni - Hot Cha Cha
51. Mark Russo - Sun God
52. Matt Chasney - Six Parts Seven
53. Matt Lindsay - Sockeye
54. Matt Majesky - State of Ohio
55. Matt Valerino - Bella Sylva
57. Matt Jauch - Boatzz
58. Michael Lassins - To Be A Highpowered Executive
59. Michael Marks - To Be A Highpowered Executive
60. Michael Pultz - blktygr
61. Mike Baranick - Machine Go Boom
62. Mike Ocampo - JJ Magazine
63. Michael Rodemann - No Peace
64. Mike Uva - Hookboy
65. Morte Treehorn - Kill the Hippies
66. Nate Scheible - the X bolex
67. Nathan Bowers - Tusco Terror
68. Nick Riley - Mystery of Two
69. Noah Hrbek - To Be A Highpowered Executive
70. Paul Maccarrone - Deathers
71. Paul Sydorenko - JJ Magazine
72. PP Envy - Kill the Hippies
73. Jarmara - Dad of Rock
74. Rafeeq - big black africa
75. Rich Raponi - Self Destruct Button
77. Ron Kretsch - Proletarian Art Threat
78. Rosanna Safos - Black River Baby
79. Roxanne Starnik - Blisse Anonyon Atu
80. Ryan Weitzel - Mystery of Two
82. Scott Hosner - Argyle Denial
83. Scott Pickering - Pufftube
84. Sebastian Wagner - Tall Pines
85. Shawn Flowers - Chum
86. Shawn Mishak - Kid Tested
87. Skot Thompson V – OnePointThree
88. Steve Newton - Krauty McKraut
89. Steve Stanszek - Cable
90. Ted Flynn - Theodore Vril
91. Tony Erba - Cheap Tragedies
92. Tony Merritt - Chum
93. Victor Anaya - The McShitz
94. Wyatt Howland - Skin Graft
95. Zach Starnik - JJ Magazine
99. Greg Hyland - Twilight
100. Jen Stiles - Argyle Denial
101. Joshua Jesty - This Is Exploding
102. Kevin Jaworski – Sun God
103. Leslie Basalla - Vital Mines
104. Matt Clement - Kong Sauce
107. Ryan Kearney - The Twilight
108. Sean Djuricic - National Suicide Day
109. Tony Vorell - Expecting Rain
110. Will Scharf - Keelhaul
111. Steve Mehlman- Roue
112. John Thomas- Volcanos Awake
114. Beckett Warren- ICUP
116. Katherine Koenig - Maximum Consumption
117. Matthew T - 20,000 Leagues Under the Industry
119. Jim Karpinski - Burger Boys
120. Jon Csicsila - Big Barn
121. Lisa Ellis- Britches
123. Rodny Davis - dad of rock
124. Pete Levine - Sun God
125. Adrian Bertelone - Shells
128. Joe Milan - Uvi Ursi
129. Lisa Pouluvcin-Hot Cha Cha
130. Robert Resch- Ohm's Law
131. Jonathan Morgan - Disengage
132. Stephanie Griffin - Afternoon Naps
133. Chris Rager - Cheap Tragedies
134. John Polomsky - Bare Essentials
135. Karen Wegryn - Panterydactyl
136. Todd "Beartrap" Pincombe - Insurrect
137. Jovana Batkovic - Hot Cha Cha
138. Chris Cannon - Matter and Memory
139. Nick Kelley - Icup
140. Chris Kulsar - Neil Blender
142. Tara Klein - Unsparing Sea
143. Stanton Thatcher - Tall Pines
145. Dan Polito - Karate for Kids
146. Heather Gmucs - Hot Cha Cha
147. Gheramy Demery - Poor Sailor
149. Dave Taha - Chloroform
150. Jeff Harris - Roue
151. Jimmy Donadio- Flat Can Co.
152. Micheal Diliberto - Boatzz
154. Jacob Trombetta - 6 parts 7
155. Matthew Gengler - Aloha
156. Ken Picklesimer Jr.-Lionel Jefferson Airplane
157. Mike Tolan - 6 parts 7
158. Chris Frohring - Bedwhistle
159. JP Gamiere - Zyklus II
160. Carl Holt - Zyklus II
161. Melanie Fioritto - Flat Can Co.
163. John Kalman- Roue
164. Matt Fish - Lives of the Saints
165. Tony Urso - Starvation Army
166. Matthew Robinson - To Be A High Powered Executive
167. Bob Zieger- Darvocets
168. Aaron Melnick - Inmates
169. Stephen Kuchna - New Lou Reeds
170. Scott McHenry- Lionel Jefferson Airplaine

Tremont children's book author Julie Goulis at Banyan Tree Friday for book signing

BubblegumBooks — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 07:09:40 -0700

Start: 2007-12-14 18:30

End: 2007-12-14 20:30

Tremont-based children's book author Julie Goulis will be signing copies of her imaginative books this Friday, December 14 at the Banyan Tree in Tremont from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. during the Art Walk. Her books are for children ages 2 to 7 and are designed to stretch their imaginations as they take readers on all kinds of creative adventures. Signed books make great holiday gifts. See more at www.BubblegumBooks.com

Titles include:

"The Things A String Can Be"

"Something Shiny, Something Round"

"The Topsy-Turvy Towel" (a Book Sense top 10 Children's Pick)

Friday, December 14: Banyan Tree
Book signing with Julie Goulis during the Tremont Art Walk
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
2242 Professor Ave.
Tremont

Trunk Show & Holiday Party

desschmitt — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 08:43:22 -0700

Start: 2007-12-13 19:00

Expanding the trunk show to an all out holiday party. 716 College Avenue. 7pm.

Visible Voice Books presents "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"

visiblevoicebooks — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 16:25:52 -0700

Start: 2007-12-09 20:00

End: 2007-12-09 22:00

Visible Voice Books presents
BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS
1970. 109 minutes. Directed by Russ Meyer.

Throughout the sixties, former WWII/cheesecake photographer Russ Meyer earned millions from paltry investments in low-budget exploitation movies like Vixen, Faster Pussycat Kill Kill and Mudhoney. With confidence in their business acumen shattered by a string of high-profile big-budget disasters like Star and Hello Dolly and unheard-of success by the incomprehensible (to them) success of counterculture pictures like Easy Rider, executives at Twentieth Century Fox lost a little bit of their minds, took a what-the-hell gamble, and handed Meyer a million dollars and creative control to lens a sequel to their schlocky hit Valley Of The Dolls. With pre-Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Roger Ebert on hand as co-writer and a game cast headed with Playboy playmates and sprinkled with members of Meyer’s stock company of actors, they proceeded to create one of the most insane, brilliant and ludicrous films ever released by a major Hollywood studio. Critically reviled at the time (New Yorker critic Penelope Gilliatt infamously proclaimed it a sign of the major studios’ descent into pornography), it is now considered one of the best, most influential movies of the seventies. Meyer himself considered it his masterpiece.

Free admission. Projected from DVD. BYOB.

"Trail Guide to Cuyahoga Valley National Park" Book Signing

visiblevoicebooks — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 16:20:23 -0700

Start: 2007-12-08 15:00

End: 2007-12-08 16:00

Description:
This is the complete trail guide to Ohio's popular national park, written by people who know it best—the volunteers who help build and maintain its trails. Every trail in Cuyahoga Valley National Park is described in detail, with specifics for hikers, cyclists, skiers, and horseback riders.

Featured are the historic Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath, the Buckeye Trail, and favorite destinations such as Brandywine Gorge and Blue Hen Falls. You'll find many less-traveled trails, too, leading to hidden ponds, oak-canopied brooks, and quiet glades in all corners of the park.

Background information about the plants, animals, geology, and human history of the Cuyahoga Valley will help make your visit to the park more enjoyable—and more memorable.

Easy-to-use maps help you plan and follow your route.

This is a fine year-round guide for hikers of all abilities—and great for bird watchers and other nature lovers, too.

About the Author:
The Cuyahoga Valley Trails Council (CVTC) is a non-profit all-volunteer organization dedicated to building and maintaining trails in the Cuyahoga Valley. CVTC was formed in 1985 from the Ad Hoc Trails Committee of the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area (now named Cuyahoga Valley National Park) Advisory Commission just after the completion of the park's trail plan. Since its founding, CVTC has assisted Cuyahoga Valley National Park in implementing the trail plan by helping to build sections of new trail and maintain existing trails. The group holds monthly volunteer trail work sessions, helps coordinate the Adopt-A-Trail program, trains new volunteers, and encourages stewardship of the trail system.

Link: http://www.grayco.com/cleveland/books/10401/index.shtml

John Gorman's "The Buzzard" Book Signing

visiblevoicebooks — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 14:23:54 -0700

Start: 2007-11-29 19:00

End: 2007-11-29 20:00

Description:
This rock and roll radio memoir takes you behind the scenes at the nation's hottest station during FM's heyday, from 1973 to 1986. Sex and drugs, music and merchandising--it was a wild time when the FM airwaves were wide open for innovation.

John Gorman led a small band of true believers who built Cleveland's WMMS from a neglected stepchild into an influential powerhouse. The station earned high praise from musicians and even higher ratings from listeners.

Gorman tells how WMMS remade rock radio while Cleveland staked its claim as the "Rock and Roll Capital" by breaking many major international music acts. The fun may have died when FM went corporate in the late 1980s, but it was a hell of a ride while it lasted.

Filled with juicy insider details, this fast-paced story will entertain anyone who listened in during those glory days when FM delivered excitement and the Buzzard ruled the airwaves.

About the Author:
John Gorman began his broadcasting career in Boston and in 1973 moved to Cleveland to join WMMS, a small, free-form FM station then under new ownership. Over the next thirteen years he would help turn WMMS into one of the most popular and influential rock stations in the country. He served as music director and program director, and eventually became operations manager of WMMS and WHK.

In 1986 Gorman and twelve other staff members left WMMS to start 98.5 WNCX in Cleveland. He also founded a radio consulting firm, Gorman Media, and has worked with stations in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Cleveland, and other markets.

Gorman won the Radio Consultant of the Year award at the 1985 annual Pop Music Convention and was awarded Operations Director of the Year in 1995 by Billboard magazine. He was inducted into the Ohio Radio-TV Hall of Fame in 2000. He lives in Bay Village, Ohio.

Link: http://www.visiblevoicebooks.com
Link: http://www.grayco.com/cleveland/books/28477/index.shtml
Link: http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com
Link: http://buzzardbook.wordpress.com

Community Forum on Uncompensated Care

merrickhouse — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:17:49 -0700

Start: 2007-12-13 18:00

End: 2007-12-13 20:00

Will the burden of free care jeopardize the health of Metro?

You are invited to a community forum on Equalizing the Provision of Uncompensated Care……

When: Thursday December 13 2007 @ 6:00 pm

Where: Pilgrim Church 2592 West 14th Street, Cleveland Ohio

Who: Invited guests will include representatives from MetroHealth Systems, Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, State Senators and Representatives, Cuyahoga County Commissioners, Cleveland City Council members and the citizens of Cuyahoga County

**How can we resolve the problem of uncompensated care?

**What can be done to spread out the provision of uncompensated care in Cuyahoga County?

**Will the Legislature and Governor work together to establish a statewide “ community benefits” law?

Call Amy Weahry @ 216-771-5077 for more information or to inquire about transportation.

This community forum is brought to you by CPAAHC ( Community Partners for Affordable, Accessible Healthcare)

Nov. 14-Mittal Steel Hearing

ohio citizen action — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 10:47:16 -0700

Public Hearing
Mittal Steel and Our Health

Have you ever noticed Cleveland’s bad air? Ever wonder if the clouds of smoke and tall flame from our downtown steel mill could make you sick? Join Cleveland area doctors, nurses, and community leaders for a public hearing on Mittal Steel and our health on Wednesday, November 14 at Tri-C’s downtown Metro campus in room CC10.

Light refreshments will start at 6:30pm and the hearing will take place from 7:00pm-8:30pm. Come to find out why 375 Cleveland area doctors and nurses have written to Cleveland’s biggest polluter, Mittal Steel, urging pollution prevention. You will also hear from Clevelanders living in neighborhoods next to the facility and have the opportunity to speak your mind on the topic. Dr. Kathleen Fagan from University Hospital's Swetland Environmental Health Center will speak at the event paneled by Dr. Anne Wise, Kim Foreman, and Dr. Dan Brustein.

For more information or ridesharing contact Liz Ilg with Ohio Citizen Action at (216) 861-5200.

Halloween- Trick or Treating

Tremont Realtor — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 18:11:07 -0600

For the past couple of years I have taken my son to his grandmothers for trick or treating. I'd really like to keep him in the neighborhood this year. I'm trying to get an idea how active the nieghborhood is on Halloween. Anyone with kids have any thoughts?

Chris Merry