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ACAC
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Countdown to Issue 18 The kick-off meeting for Issue 18 was a great success with over 100 people in attendance, representing over 35 arts organizations. But we want to include all of the arts and culture community (large and small) and would like to see more organizations involved, so please join us at our next meeting. Please RSVP for our upcoming Campaign Committee meeting this Fri 9/22 at 8:30AM in the Cleveland Play House (8500 Euclid Ave.), Rehearsal Room C. With 47 days left there is no time to lose. We need your support and your help! Please RSVP to Erin Kaminski at ekaminski05@gmail.com or 216-479-0555. Thank you for your continued and enthusiastic support! The Issue 18 Team, www.Issue18.org.
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Can we Live without the Arts? Wouldn't life be drab, boring, unchallenging and unrewarding? Help the arts in our region thrive by voting for Issue 18, a non-property tax that will allow our great art institutions (large and small) to live on, and help spread the news before the election on Tues 11/7 in the following ways: Communicate by writing a letter to your local paper. The News and Media section of the website www.Issue18.org shows you how. It takes minutes and getting it in print means thousands of people will see it! Be sure to send us a copy at www.info@Issue18.org. Participate by signing up on our homepage to volunteer at an event, make phone calls or distribute literature. Donate by clicking "Contribute" on our homepage, helping Issue 18 reach out to thousands of voters in Cuyahoga County. Only 47 days left!
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Expose Yourself to forward-thinking ideas and global awareness at the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Fri 9/22 at 7PM. The evening kicks off with a reception featuring local land conservation organizations, grassroots preservation groups and other environmental nonprofits. Enjoy live music and organic food, beverages and beer. Then share the powerful messages of The Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival. Witness the struggle for environmental justice, an adventure on the world’s highest peaks, an educational tale about an endangered species, and more. Either way, you’ll be inspired to do more for the environment after attending! Reception 5:30PM. Hosted by the Nature League Committee. All proceeds benefit The Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Tickets: $20 (Museum members receive a $5 discount). For more info contact www.CMNH.org or 231-4600.
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The $10 Million Bet Which Cleveland medical innovation would you place a $10 million bet on? An artificial spinal disc? A new imaging technology to detect cancer? A new prescription drug plan company? A direct-to-consumer health care screening service? A medication cabinet and cart system? Or all of the above? Click here to see who won – and how investors decided to spend their money. Then learn more about these innovations.
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Perhaps the Best Blues You've Ever Heard! Check out Paul Cebar and the Milwaukeeans at Fat Fish Blue on Fri 9/22 at 9:30PM. Inspired by Soul, Samba, Calypso, Son, Second Line, Rock-Steady and anything lilting, clacking or true, they are unyielding in their devotion to Afro-Cuban rhythms and 1940s jump music. And they incorporate contemporary influences such as hip hop and (reggae) toasting. Don't miss this show! We love them! Fat Fish Blue is located downtown on the corner of Prospect and Ontario. Five dollars at the door. For more info contact 216.875.6000 or www.FatFishBlue.com.
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Smart Seats = $10 Tickets to Playhouse Square! Over 22,000 Smart Seats are now available for only 10 bucks each! Stock up on tickets with thousands of seats now available to see Broadway Shows, Comedies, Dance performances, Plays, Family Shows, Concerts and much more! Here’s your chance to sample a variety of performing arts, so take a chance . . . see something new . . . and leave Playhouse Square smarter for the experience. Get smart entertainment at a smart price with Smart Seats by visiting www.PlayhouseSquare.org/SmartSeats often, as new shows will be added throughout the year. These tickets will sell fast, so get yours today! Check out the exciting 2006-2007 Playhouse Square season, visit www.PlayhouseSquare.org or call 216-241-6000.
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Red
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Beethoven: Caught Red-Handed on Sun 10/8 at 3PM with his masterful Seventh Symphony revealed in an explosion of unusual percussion filtered through the vision of John Cage’s Credo in Us during the remarkable first half. Then we follow with the twentieth century orchestral showpiece Fantasia on an Ostinato by John Corigliano (The Red Violin), which explores the famous theme from the second movement of Beethoven’s symphony. Then the real thing: Ludwig's original. For more info and good tickets while they last, contact www.RedAnOrchestra.org or 216-361-1733. Tickets start at $15. Concert held in the Masonic Auditorium, Euclid and E. 36th, downtown.
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Experience the Energy of the Cleveland Institute of Music! CIM offers hundreds of exciting concerts throughout the year, most free of charge, from talented students, acclaimed guest artists and an unsurpassed faculty, including 38 members of The Cleveland Orchestra. Don’t miss Grammy Award winner Bobby McFerrin in a special benefit performance with the CIM Orchestra on Sat 1/20 at Severance Hall. For tickets call 216-231-1111. Celebrate the completion of the first phase of the CIM expansion Fri 10/13 and Sat 10/14 with the dedication of the Fred A. Lennon Education Building, a state-of-the-art facility for Distance Learning, Audio Recording, Electronic Music Production and more. Be inspired by the next generation of classical musicians. For a free concert guide to the season call 216.791.5000 or visit www.cim.edu.
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WCLVnotes Today at 11:30AM, WCLV 104.9 ventures onto another radio station's turf at the Idea Center (home of WCPN and WVIZ) to tape the first of this season's "Access to the Arts Dialogues." The guests will be "ideastream" bigwigs Jerry Wareham and Kit Jensen. They'll discuss their new digs on Playhouse Square and how the state-of-the-art television and radio facilities will help Cleveland's public broadcasters serve the public. The "Access to the Arts Dialogue" will be broadcast on WCLV on Sun 9/24 at 3PM. Upcoming "Dialogues" will have as guests Timothy Rub, Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Tue 10/17 at the Mayfield Country Club; and Christopher Ronayne, President, University Circle, with Dennis and Kathleen Coakley Barrie, Wed 11/08 at the Cleveland Skating Club. The audience gets fed a meal afterwards. For reservations and information, call Access to the Arts at 216-791-4654. And for complete details on WCLV's schedule, go to www.wclv.com.
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Sandbox Admin TM PODCASTS Jenna Stephan ADS ISSUES CURRENT Edit this Menu TriadSkin powered by PmWiki	Ads 09/20/06 ACAC ................Approved.............. ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** Countdown to Issue 18 The kick-off meeting for Issue 18 was a great success with over 100 people in attendance, representing over 35 arts organizations. But we want to include all of the arts and culture community (large and small) and would like to see more organizations involved, so please join us at our next meeting. Please RSVP for our upcoming Campaign Committee meeting this Fri 9/22 at 8:30AM in the Cleveland Play House (8500 Euclid Ave.), Rehearsal Room C. With 47 days left there is no time to lose. We need your support and your help! Please RSVP to Erin Kaminski at ekaminski05@gmail.com or 216-479-0555. Thank you for your continued and enthusiastic support! The Issue 18 Team, www.Issue18.org. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** ACAC ................Approved.............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Can we Live without the Arts? Wouldn't life be drab, boring, unchallenging and unrewarding? Help the arts in our region thrive by voting for Issue 18, a non-property tax that will allow our great art institutions (large and small) to live on, and help spread the news before the election on Tues 11/7 in the following ways: Communicate by writing a letter to your local paper. The News and Media section of the website www.Issue18.org shows you how. It takes minutes and getting it in print means thousands of people will see it! Be sure to send us a copy at www.info@Issue18.org. Participate by signing up on our homepage to volunteer at an event, make phone calls or distribute literature. Donate by clicking "Contribute" on our homepage, helping Issue 18 reach out to thousands of voters in Cuyahoga County. Only 47 days left! *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** CMNH ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Expose Yourself to forward-thinking ideas and global awareness at the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Fri 9/22 at 7PM. The evening kicks off with a reception featuring local land conservation organizations, grassroots preservation groups and other environmental nonprofits. Enjoy live music and organic food, beverages and beer. Then share the powerful messages of The Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival. Witness the struggle for environmental justice, an adventure on the world’s highest peaks, an educational tale about an endangered species, and more. Either way, you’ll be inspired to do more for the environment after attending! Reception 5:30PM. Hosted by the Nature League Committee. All proceeds benefit The Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Tickets: $20 (Museum members receive a $5 discount). For more info contact www.CMNH.org or 231-4600. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** BioE ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** The $10 Million Bet Which Cleveland medical innovation would you place a $10 million bet on? An artificial spinal disc? A new imaging technology to detect cancer? A new prescription drug plan company? A direct-to-consumer health care screening service? A medication cabinet and cart system? Or all of the above? Click here to see who won – and how investors decided to spend their money. Then learn more about these innovations. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** FFB ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Perhaps the Best Blues You've Ever Heard! Check out Paul Cebar and the Milwaukeeans at Fat Fish Blue on Fri 9/22** at 9:30PM. Inspired by Soul, Samba, Calypso, Son, Second Line, Rock-Steady and anything lilting, clacking or true, they are unyielding in their devotion to Afro-Cuban rhythms and 1940s jump music. And they incorporate contemporary influences such as hip hop and (reggae) toasting. Don't miss this show! We love them! Fat Fish Blue is located downtown on the corner of Prospect and Ontario. Five dollars at the door. For more info contact 216.875.6000 or www.FatFishBlue.com. ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** PHS ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Smart Seats = $10 Tickets to Playhouse Square! Over 22,000 Smart Seats are now available** for only 10 bucks each! Stock up on tickets with thousands of seats now available to see Broadway Shows, Comedies, Dance performances, Plays, Family Shows, Concerts and much more! Here’s your chance to sample a variety of performing arts, so take a chance . . . see something new . . . and leave Playhouse Square smarter for the experience. Get smart entertainment at a smart price with Smart Seats by visiting www.PlayhouseSquare.org/SmartSeats often, as new shows will be added throughout the year. These tickets will sell fast, so get yours today! Check out the exciting 2006-2007 Playhouse Square season, visit www.PlayhouseSquare.org or call 216-241-6000. ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** Red ................With Client.............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Beethoven: Caught Red-Handed on Sun 10/8** at 3PM with his masterful Seventh Symphony revealed in an explosion of unusual percussion filtered through the vision of John Cage’s Credo in Us during the remarkable first half. Then we follow with the twentieth century orchestral showpiece Fantasia on an Ostinato by John Corigliano (The Red Violin), which explores the famous theme from the second movement of Beethoven’s symphony. Then the real thing: Ludwig's original. For more info and good tickets while they last, contact www.RedAnOrchestra.org or 216-361-1733. Tickets start at $15. Concert held in the Masonic Auditorium, Euclid and E. 36th, downtown. ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** CIM ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Experience the Energy of the Cleveland Institute of Music! CIM offers hundreds of exciting concerts throughout the year, most free of charge, from talented students, acclaimed guest artists and an unsurpassed faculty, including 38 members of The Cleveland Orchestra. Don’t miss Grammy Award winner Bobby McFerrin in a special benefit performance with the CIM Orchestra on Sat 1/20 at Severance Hall. For tickets call 216-231-1111. Celebrate the completion of the first phase of the CIM expansion Fri 10/13 and Sat 10/14 with the dedication of the Fred A. Lennon Education Building,** a state-of-the-art facility for Distance Learning, Audio Recording, Electronic Music Production and more. Be inspired by the next generation of classical musicians. For a free concert guide to the season call 216.791.5000 or visit www.cim.edu. ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** WCLV ................Approved............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** WCLVnotes Today at 11:30AM, WCLV 104.9 ventures onto another radio station's turf at the Idea Center (home of WCPN and WVIZ) to tape the first of this season's "Access to the Arts Dialogues." The guests will be "ideastream" bigwigs Jerry Wareham and Kit Jensen. They'll discuss their new digs on Playhouse Square and how the state-of-the-art television and radio facilities will help Cleveland's public broadcasters serve the public. The "Access to the Arts Dialogue" will be broadcast on WCLV on Sun 9/24 at 3PM. Upcoming "Dialogues" will have as guests Timothy Rub, Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Tue 10/17 at the Mayfield Country Club; and Christopher Ronayne, President, University Circle, with Dennis and Kathleen Coakley Barrie, Wed 11/08 at the Cleveland Skating Club. The audience gets fed a meal afterwards. For reservations and information, call Access to the Arts at 216-791-4654. And for complete details on WCLV's schedule, go to www.wclv.com. *********** SPONSORED LINK ************* Edit Page History Source Attach File Backlinks List Group Page last modified on September 19, 2006, at 09:51 PM	Home Admin Admin Panel UserSettings UserAccount Edit this menu
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