Event Calendar
Events for Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Workshop: Tuck-pointing
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Come learn how to fix those brick walls, chimneys, and steps that are losing their mortar. After this workshop your brick will look like new!
Location:
Home Repair Resource Center
2520 Noble Rd.
Cleveland Heights, OH 44121
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Come learn how to fix those brick walls, chimneys, and steps that are losing their mortar. After this workshop your brick will look like new!
Location:
Home Repair Resource Center
2520 Noble Rd.
Cleveland Heights, OH 44121
Click here for more information
East Side Development: Prospects for Reinvention
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Panelists: Joyce Braverman Director of Development, City of Shaker Hts.; Mansfield Frazier, Journalist, Business Owner and Hough Resident; Wayne Mortensen Director Of Design, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress; and
Rick Semersky, Developer/CEO, VIP Restoration, Inc.
Moderator: Terry Schwartz, Director, Cleveland Urban Design Collab., Kent State Univ.
Cleveland’s east side/west side rivalry is a tired cliché—one that’s counterproductive to our ability to move forward as a region. Major investments and new opportunities exist on both sides of the river. But there are some key differences. Some of the most exciting recent developments (Hingetown! Gordon Square! The Lakewood Solstice Steps!) are west of the river. And many of Cleveland’s most distressed neighborhoods lie to the east.
This forum will explore established development strongholds on the east side, as well as emerging neighborhoods. What are the progress indicators and how can we advance development prospects and public space investments in ways that benefit the broader community? Panelists include people directly involved in the hopeful, and sometimes frustrating work of regenerating city neighborhoods and inner-ring suburbs. The forum will highlight current efforts and engage participants in a conversation about local and regional priorities.
Location:
Lee Road Library, 2345 Lee Road
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Panelists: Joyce Braverman Director of Development, City of Shaker Hts.; Mansfield Frazier, Journalist, Business Owner and Hough Resident; Wayne Mortensen Director Of Design, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress; and
Rick Semersky, Developer/CEO, VIP Restoration, Inc.
Moderator: Terry Schwartz, Director, Cleveland Urban Design Collab., Kent State Univ.
Cleveland’s east side/west side rivalry is a tired cliché—one that’s counterproductive to our ability to move forward as a region. Major investments and new opportunities exist on both sides of the river. But there are some key differences. Some of the most exciting recent developments (Hingetown! Gordon Square! The Lakewood Solstice Steps!) are west of the river. And many of Cleveland’s most distressed neighborhoods lie to the east.
This forum will explore established development strongholds on the east side, as well as emerging neighborhoods. What are the progress indicators and how can we advance development prospects and public space investments in ways that benefit the broader community? Panelists include people directly involved in the hopeful, and sometimes frustrating work of regenerating city neighborhoods and inner-ring suburbs. The forum will highlight current efforts and engage participants in a conversation about local and regional priorities.
Location:
Lee Road Library, 2345 Lee Road
Click here for more information
Roxboro Middle School Spring Band Concert
7:00 PM
Location:
Roxboro Middle School Auditorium
2400 Roxboro Rd.
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7:00 PM
Location:
Roxboro Middle School Auditorium
2400 Roxboro Rd.
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