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New
Year's Day - January 1, 2010
Happy New Year's Day! The celebration of
Kwanzaa ends today. City of Lakewood
offices and Lakewood Municipal Court are
closed. There will be no refuse or
recycling collected today. Lakewood Public
Library is closed. Lakewood Public
Schools are closed today. No
classes/private instruction at Beck Center for
the Arts. Social Security offices are
closed today.
January 1
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
January 1
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
January 2
Dead Peasant Insurance and Kill the
Hippies play at bela dubby tonight. For
more info, call
216-221-4479.
January 2
"Monsters of Bass: Doug Johns and
Chris Ceja" play at Winchester Music Hall
tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
January 3
"Good Company: A Vocal Ensemble" will
perform "Rejoice" - chamber choral works of
the season - at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary of
Lakewood Presbyterian Church, 14502 Detroit
Avenue, at Marlowe. A free event, public
invited. Free-will offerings will be
accepted. Come one, come all and enjoy
Good Company!
Thru January 3
"Peter Pan"
the classic, family musical returns to the
Lakewood stage at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Ave! Don't miss this!
For show times and ticket information, call
216-521-2540 ext. 10.
January 4
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month, except for holidays. Public meeting.
January 4
"Chucklef*ck Comedy Showcase" at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
January 7
"Booked for Murder: Secret History by
Donna Tartt" is a
free book club discussion program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 8
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
January 8
Just Folkin' Around plays at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
January 8
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
January 9
"Back to the Movies: The Fifties" is a
free video and movie program presented by
LakewoodBuzz.com Film Critic Terry "Java Man"
Meehan at 6 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
Terry will present a short, lively video
review of the cinema of the 1950s, a decade
that was a crucial one for the film industry.
That will be followed by a screening of "High
Noon" one of the all-time great westerns!
Join in a discussion afterwards with J-Man at
The Root to talk about the upcoming Oscars! No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 9
"The 50 Dollar Show" returns and
is a one-night art extravaganza with a reception
from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Pop Shop Gallery, 17020 Madison Ave.
Free art show features
50 artists works for $50 each! An adult after-party
will follow the reception at Mullen's (next to
the gallery) at 9 p.m. For more info,
call the Pop Shop at 216-227-8440.
January 9
Uzizi plays at Winchester Music Hall
tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
January 9
Open
Auditions for The Singing Angels, from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. today. Open to girls ages 8 to
14, and boys ages 8 to 16. For more info, call
216-432-5555.
January 10
"Sunday with Friends: Colin Dussault's
Rock and Blues Duo" in a
free musical performance at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 11
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
January 12
"Coffee with the Subconscious" is a
free educational program presented by Betty
Rozakis about handwriting analysis at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 13
"Census Job Fair" presented by U.S. Census
Bureau and City of Lakewood from 5:30 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. in the Lakewood City Hall
Auditorium, 12650 Detroit Avenue. Learn
about 2010 Census job opportunities and
requirements. For more info, call
216-820-4100 (Census) or 216-529-6650 (City).
January 15
"Open House: Bounce Off the Walls!" is a
free event presented by the Lakewood Early
Childhood PTA from 6 to 8 p.m. at Harrison
Elementary School, 2080 Quail Street.
It's an evening filled with fun for pre-school
kids, with tunnels, a parachute, lots of balls
to throw, chase and kick!
January 15
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
January 15
"Time Capsule Opening Assembly" is a free
event at 2:15 p.m. in the Lincoln Elementary
School Gym. "We created a time capsule
for the millennium and will be opening it, and
would love folks who were there at the time to
join us!"
January 15
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
January 17
"Sunday with Friends: The Singing Seniors" in a
free musical performance at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
Come sing along! No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 17
"Home Grown" is a special benefit
performance by Verb Ballets at 3 p.m. at the
Breen Center for Performing Arts at St.
Ignatius High School. For ticket info and times, call
216-961-2560.
January 18
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Most government and public offices, banks,
libraries, post offices and schools are closed
today.
January 19
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month, except for holidays. Public meeting.
January 19
"Knit & Lit Book Club" is a
free knitting and book club discussion with
Lynda
Tuennerman at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 19
Lakewood
City Council's Public Safety Committee meets at
6 p.m. in
the Jury Room of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
changing parking ticket offenses, bicycle
registration and license fee. Public meeting.
January 21
"Business Book Talk with Tim Zaun and
Friends" is a free discussion program about
the book "Who's Got Your Back: the
Breathtaking Program to Build Deep, Trusting
Relationships that Create Success - and Won't
Let You Fail" by Keith Ferrazzi. Join
LakewoodBuzz.com columnist Tim Zaun at
7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed. Refreshments
provided.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
January 21
"Community Diversity Potluck: The World
Lives in Lakewood" is a free event from 5:30
to 8 p.m. in the
Woman's Club Pavilion at Lakewood Park, 14532
Lake Avenue.
Attendees are asked to bring a dish to serve
six that represents family or cultural
traditions. "There will be fun activities for
all ages." Beverages, tableware provided.
January 22
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
January 22
"Night at the Races" is a HOPE
Horse Rescue fundraising event at Don Umerley
Memorial Hall, 21016 Hilliard Blvd, Rock
River. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., races
start at 7:30. Appetizers, beer, BYOB,
sideboards, silent auction, more! For
more info and tickets, call 330-321-3755.
January 22
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
January 22
Iron Oxide plays experimental, crunk and
garage at bela dubby, 13321 Madison Ave.,
starting at 9 p.m. For
more info, call
216-221-4479.
January 22
UltraViolet Hippopotamus plays at Winchester Music Hall
tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
January 23
"Family Music & More" for the whole
family is a free musical program featuring
Foster Brown and other talents performing!
At 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed. Refreshments
provided.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
January 24
"Sunday with Friends: Velvet Hammer Magic" is a
free magical performance featuring Richard W.
McClendon II, at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
Come sing along! No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
January 25
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meeting has
been changed to Jan. 27. See listing below.
January 25
Lakewood City Council will meet in a joint
School Board-Council meeting at 7 p.m. in the
Emerson Elementary School Cafetorium, 13439
Clifton Boulevard. Agenda includes
school and city operations, schools'
construction and levy plans. Public
meeting.
January 27
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee
normally meets the last Monday of every month,
except Memorial Day. Public meeting.
January 28
"Listening to Lakewood" town hall
meeting with Mayor Edward FitzGerald at 7 p.m.
at The Meridian, 12550 Lakewood Avenue. All
Lakewood residents are invited to attend.
January 29
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
January 29
The Groove Prophets perform at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
January 29
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
January 30
"Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really
Think" is a documentary film premiere, panel
discussion and interfaith dialogue at West
Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, 20401
Hilliard Blvd., Rocky River. Doors open 6:30
p.m. Film begins 7 p.m. Event is free and open
to the public. For more info, call Bob Bemer
at 440-333-2255 or Julia Shearson at
216-830-2247.
January 30
"70 Lewis - CD Release Party" with special
guests 28 North at Winchester Music Hall
tonight. For more info, call 216-226-5681.
January 31
"Time Capsule Opening" from noon to 12:30 p.m.
at Lakewood Christian Church, aka Cove United
Methodist Church, 12501 Lake Avenue. Join us
for the opening of a recently recovered Corner
Stone Box from 1951. This will be the first
time that the contents will be shared with the
congregation and public in 59 years!
January 31
"Open House & Pancake Breakfast." Open house
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Vincent de Paul
School, 13442 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland.
Pancake breakfast from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All
are welcome, tickets for breakfast $5 in
advance, $6 at door, children 5 and under are
free. To learn more, call 216-251-1207.
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February 1
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
February 1 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 2
"You've Been Named Executor: Now What?" is
a free program presented by Sandra Anderson at 7 p.m. in the Lakewood Public
Library Auditorium, 15425 Detroit Ave. No advance reservations needed.
Learn about settling an estate efficiently. For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 2 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 4
"Toggling from Journalist to Author"
presented by Society of Professional
Journalists from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Lakewood
Public Library, 15425 Detroit Avenue.
Journalists Peter Chakerian, Bob Dolgan and
Tom Feran discuss their transitions to
becoming book authors and the differences
between wearing both hats. The program should
be an inspiration and a reality check for
those with ideas for authoring a book or
becoming a professional journalist.
Snacks will be provided and admission is $5.
Reserve to Tom Moore at
cleveland@spj.org
or 440-454-3282.
February 5
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
February 5
"Family Weekend Wonders: Pigs Aplenty!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public
Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 5
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
February 6
"Family Weekend Wonders: Pigs Aplenty!" is
a free family
program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 6
"Back to the Movies: The Graduate (1967)" is a
free program presented by
LakewoodBuzz.com Film Critic Terry "Java Man"
Meehan at 6 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
127.
February 6
"Dress Up Your Heart: Red Dress Luncheon &
Vintage Red Fashion Show" is a fundraiser to
benefit the American Heart Association, from
noon to 2 p.m. at Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Hall, 14502 Detroit Avenue. Pre-sale
tickets are $25. Join the fun and wear a red dress,
to help in the annual campaign to raise
awareness of the #1 killer of women in in
America... heart disease. For more info and
to order your tix, call the Open Your Heart
Committee at 216-374-8724
or
click here to email.
February 6
"The Black and White Affair/The New
Era" opening night from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Pop Shop Gallery,
and the (art)ificial gallery, both at 17020 Madison Ave.
Showcase of 20+ artists highlighting
achromatic scemes of black/white imagery.
Other exhibit celebrates the rebellion modern
pop culture and its history, primarily on
vinyl records and canvas. An adult after-party
will follow the reception at Mullen's (next
door) at 9 p.m. for all gallery guests. For more info,
call the Pop Shop at 216-227-8440.
February 7
"Family Weekend Wonders: Pigs Aplenty!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 8 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 8
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737 ext. 3110.
February 9
"Graphology: Does the Resume Match the
Person?" is a
free educational program presented by Betty
Rozakis about handwriting analysis at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 9 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 10
Oldest Stone House Museum re-opens today,
14710 Lake Avenue near Lakewood Park. Special
exhibit is "Steppin' Out" featuring artifacts
relating to the shoe industry and the role of
the cobbler. Free admission. Museum tours are
Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 2
to 5 p.m. For more info, call 216-221-7343.
February
11
"Booked for Murder: Spellman Files by
Lisa Lutz" is a
free book club program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 12
A new week of first-run movies starts
today, featuring "Valentine's Day" and "Percy
Jackson and the Olympians" at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For the
complete schedule,
click here.
February 12
"Family Weekend Wonders: Forever Friends!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 12
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
February 12
Just Folkin' Around and Emerald Frequency
perform at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
February 12 thru 28
"Is He Dead?"
is a Mark Twain comedy premiering on the
Lakewood stage at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-521-2540 ext. 10.
February 13
"Family Weekend Wonders: Forever Friends!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 13
"An Evening in the Enchanted
Cathedral: Magic, Merriment & Mischief!"
is Near West Theatre's 2010 Benefit event from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. For more info, call
216-961-9750.
February 13
Tribute to Journey: Arrival performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
February
14
Today is Valentine's Day and the Chinese New
Year begins.
February
14
"Sunday with Friends: The Romance of
Woodrow and Edith Wilson" is a
free performance by Stephanie Vetrone at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 14
"Family Weekend Wonders: Forever Friends!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 15
Today is Presidents Day, an official holiday.
Most public offices, schools, libraries and
government agencies will be closed today,
including Lakewood City government. There will
be no refuse or recycling pick ups today.
Orthodox Lent also begins today.
February 15
ChuckleF*ck Comedy Showcase at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
February 16
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
February
16
"Knit & Lit Book Club" is a
free knitting and book club discussion with
Lynda Tuennerman at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 16
thru April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February
16
City of Lakewood Committee of the Whole meets
at 6:30 p.m. in the Jury Room of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes Drug
Mart Plaza design review, Council Board and
Commission appointments, legislative
priorities for 2010-11. Public meeting.
February 16
"Improv Comedy Jams!" at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
February 17
Eric Sardinas & Big Motor perform at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
February 19
A new week of first-run movies starts
today. Held over for another week are "Valentine's Day" and "Percy
Jackson and the Olympians" at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For the
complete schedule,
click here.
February 19
"Lenten Fish Dinners" begin
today and continue each Friday through March
26th, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Church of the
Ascension, 13216 Detroit Avenue.
Complete dinner is $8. We hope you'll
come and join us!
February 19
"Family Weekend Wonders: Adventures in
Space!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 19
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
February 20
"Family Weekend Wonders: Adventures in
Space!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 21
"An Afternoon with Eva Broessler Weissman" is
a free, public program with the Holocaust
survivor and author of "The War Came to Me: a
Story of Endurance and Survival." Presented by
the Lakewood Public Library Foundation at 2
p.m. at LPL, 15425 Detroit Avenue, with
support from the Maltz Museum of Jewish
Heritage.
For more information, call 216-226-8275 ext.
102.
February 21
"Family Weekend Wonders: Adventures in
Space!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 22
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee meets
the last Monday of every month, except
Memorial Day. Public meeting.
February 22
thru April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 23
"Family Music & More" for the whole
family is a free musical-theatrical program
featuring A World of Difference performing!
At 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed. Refreshments
provided.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 23
thru April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
February 26
"Lenten Fish Dinner" from 5 to 7
p.m. at Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit
Avenue. Complete dinner is $8. We
hope you'll come and join us!
February 26
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
February 26
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
February 26
"Family Weekend Wonders: Monkey See,
Monkey Do!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 26
"Family Music & More" for the whole
family is a free musical-theatrical program
featuring A World of Difference performing!
At 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed. Refreshments
provided.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 27
"Family Weekend Wonders: Monkey See,
Monkey Do!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 27
"Live Well Lakewood Presents: Eat Well
Lakewood" from 1 to 4 p.m. at Lakewood High
School, 14100 Franklin Boulevard.
Learn more about healthy eating, quick meal
options on a budget. Attend demonstrations, a
mini-workshop in the kitchen, and a vendor
fair featuring local restaurants and services
offering tips on nutrition and health.
February 28
"Service of Celebration" for the new
ordaining of partnered gay and lesbian people,
from 5 to 7 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church,
16400 Detroit Avenue, across from the Detroit
Theatre. Service of thanks and music will be
followed by a potluck dinner. Parking
available. All are welcomed.
February
28
"Sunday with Friends: Murrow's Boys Trio" is a
free musical performance featuring harmonicas,
guitars, mandolin and bass at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
February 28
"Family Weekend Wonders: Monkey See,
Monkey Do!" is
a free family program with activities,
stories, music and crafts for young children
and their parents offered at several times
this weekend at both the Madison and Main Lakewood Public Library
branches. No advance reservations needed.
For times and more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
February 28
LAST CHANCE: "Is He Dead?"
is a Mark Twain comedy premiering on the
Lakewood stage at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Avenue. Final performance today. For time and ticket information, call
216-521-2540 ext. 10.
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March 1
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
March 1 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 2 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 5
"Lenten Fish Dinner" from 5 to 7
p.m. at Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit
Avenue. Complete dinner is $8. We
hope you'll come and join us!
March 5
A new week of first-run movies starts
today, featuring Tim Burton's "Alice in
Wonderland." Held over another week is
"Valentine's Day" at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the
Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
March 5
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
March 5
MC Homeless, Riddlore and Ngafsh, R Houde
and Mush Mouth
perform at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
March 5
St. Augustine
Health Campus Annual Benefit is from 6 to 9
p.m. at LaCentre Conference-Banquet Facility,
25777 Detroit Road, Westlake. For more info,
call 216-634-7402.
March 5
The Ragbirds perform at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
March 6
"Women and Militarism Forum" presented by
Women Speak Out for Peace & Justice, from 1 to
4 p.m. at Kan Zaman, 1616 West. 25th Street
(corner of Franklin Blvd.). Forum panel,
music, poetry, dance and singing
entertainment. To learn more, call
Cleveland Peace Action at 216-231-4245.
March 6
Cleveland Craft Coalition bazaar features
handmade arts and crafts, from noon to 4 p.m.
at bella dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
March 6
"Let's Wine About Winter" is a
fundraiser and wine-tasting for Lakewood Alive
from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Rozi's Wine House.
Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door.
For more info, call
216-521-0655.
March 6
Going for the One, a Yes tribute band, perform at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
March 7
"Sunday with Friends: Northcoast Jazz
Collective" is a
free musical performance featuring this
notable modern jazz quartet at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
March 7
"Pee-ces of Art Open House APL Benefit"
features "unique sidewalk creations" by Tucker
the German Shepherd, from noon to 6 p.m. at
bella dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
March 8 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 8
"The Dark Side of Twilight" is a
free dramatic exploration of gothic literature
presented by the Great Lakes Theater Festival
Education Dept. at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
March 8
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
March 9
City of Lakewood Rules & Ordinances Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Council Conference Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes civil
service exam credits for experienced police
officers, and council meeting rules and
procedures. Public meeting.
March 9 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 9
"Improv Comedy Jams" tonight at bella
dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
March 9
Lakewood Community Relations Advisory
Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. at Lakewood City
Hall (see guard for room location), 12650 Detroit Avenue. Public meeting.
March 9
"The Anywhere Celebration Congregation
Tour" featuring two traveling rock
ensembles, Saint Bernadette and Joe Roberto &
Poverty Hash performing at Wilberts, 812 Huron
Road, Cleveland, in a free event.
March 10
"2010 State of City Address" presented by
City of Lakewood Mayor Edward FitzGerald, at 7
p.m. at Horace Mann Elementary School, 1215
West Clifton Boulevard. Free, public event.
March 10
"100 Years of Women in Air and Space"
is a free program
featuring Toni Mullee of the International
Women's Air and Space Museum.
At 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
March 10
Bill Staines performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
March 11
"An Intergenerational Tea Party: American
Dream" at 4 p.m. in the
Lakewood Park Woman's Pavilion. Event features
the American Girl Doll Rebecca Rubin, a doll
and teddy bear parade, delicious tea-time
sandwiches and goodies, and a drawing for an
American Girl Doll. Admission is $10. Seating
is limited, so reserve tickets by calling
216-521-1515 Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Presented by the City of Lakewood's Division
of Aging.
March 12
"Lenten Fish Dinner" from 5 to 7
p.m. at Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit
Avenue. Complete dinner is $8. We
hope you'll come and join us!
March 12
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
March 12
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
March 12
Sara Haze & Band perform at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
March 13
"Fundraiser for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society"
is from 5 to 8 p.m. at Harry Buffalo
restaurant, 18605
Detroit Ave.
$20 admission at the door, all you can drink
draft beer, well drinks, appetizers, 50/50
raffle and other raffle prizes. "Come have fun
for a good cause!" No advance reservations needed.
March 14
The Baldwin-Wallace Alumni Brass
Collective will be performing a free concert
at 3:30 p.m. at The Church of the Ascension,
13216 Detroit Avenue. The brass quintet will
present music of all styles. Free will
offerings accepted. Reception after the
concert. All are welcomed. For more info, call
the church at 216-521-8727.
March 14
"Sunday with Friends Presents: Lia Fail"
is a free musical performance by the band Lia
Fail, featuring haunting melodies of ancient
Ireland at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
March 15 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 15
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
March 16 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 19
"Lenten Fish Dinner" from 5 to 7
p.m. at Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit
Avenue. Complete dinner is $8. We
hope you'll come and join us!
March 19
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
March 19
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
March 20
"The Ink Well & Happy Hour Shows"
art events are from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Pop Shop Gallery,
and the (art)ificial gallery next door, 17020
Madison Ave. Exhibits feature art by tattoo
artists, and "happy hour" monsters and
creatures in art by Patch Whisky. An adult after-party
will follow the events at Mullen's (next
door) at 9 p.m. for all gallery guests. For more info,
call the Pop Shop at 216-227-8440.
March 21
"Sunday with Friends Presents: The
Russian Duo" in a free musical performance of
classical favorites and music with Russian
roots, at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
March 22 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 23 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 26
"Lenten Fish Dinner" from 5 to 7
p.m. at Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit
Avenue. Complete dinner is $8. We
hope you'll come and join us!
March 26
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
March 26
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
March 28
"Sunday with Friends Presents: Cats on
Holiday" in a free musical performance of
high-energy swamp-pop music and Louisiana
zydeco, at 2 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
March 29 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 29
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of
Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee meets
the last Monday of every month, except
Memorial Day. Public meeting.
March 30 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
March 31
"Count Your Assets" is
a free program presented by LakewoodAlive
featuring speakers including Lakewood Mayor Ed
FitzGerald and from Lakewood
Hospital-Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and
Lakewood City Schools Levy campaign. Begins at
7 p.m. at Horace Mann School, 1215 West
Clifton Boulevard.
March 31
"Meet the Authors: Larry Smith & Rob Smith" is
a free program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave,
featuring the two novelists-small press
publishers.
No advance reservations needed.
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April
1
The City of Lakewood, Ohio officially
recognizes
"LakewoodBuzz.com Day" by repealing all
municipal ordinances that ban the keeping
of backyard beehives.
April 2
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining
independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
April 2
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
April 2
Setbacks, Life Story, I am the Sky,
and Ages
perform at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 3
"Back to the Movies - Vintage Hitchcock.:
The Lodger" is a
free showing and presentation with Lakewood
Buzz Film Critic Terry Meehan at 6 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 3
Cleveland Craft Coalition bazaar features
handmade arts and crafts, from noon to 4 p.m.
at bella dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 5 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
April 5
Health & Human Services
Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes Keep
Lakewood Beautiful, Health Department and
Vital Statistics Reviews, Lakewood Circulator
Bus Update, City Vehicle Idling Emissions.
April 5
Committee of the Whole of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Council appointments to Income Tax Board of
Review, and Lakewood Farmers Market. Public
meeting.
April 5
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
April 5
"Chucklef*ck Comedy Showcase" tonight at bella dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 6 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
April 6
"Books Uncovered: Finding Money in Your
Old Books" is a
free program at 7 p.m. with Michael Zubal of
Zubal Books. Bring your old book and find out
if it's valuable! In the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 6
"Improv Comedy Jams!" tonight at bella dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 7
RTA or Greater Cleveland Regional Transit
Authority hosts a "Public Meeting on Upcoming
Transit Project on Clifton Boulevard"
from 7 to 9
p.m. at Emerson Elementary School, 13439
Clifton Blvd. Meeting will provide information
for a federal earmark of $5 million of
taxpayer dollars to enhance Clifton Blvd. in
Lakewood and Cleveland.
April 7
"Exterior Painting & Historic Color" is a
free program at 7 p.m. with Kerry Adams of the
Cleveland Restoration Society. Presented by
the Lakewood Historical Society in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 7
"Booked for Murder: A Corpse in the Koryo
by James Church" is a
free program for booklovers at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library's Main Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed. For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 9
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
April 9
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
April 10
"Lakewood Public Cinema: Jason and the
Argonauts" is a
free showing at 6 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 10
"Sunday with Friends: Straight-Six Dixie" is a
free musical performance by the group at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 12 thru
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments are on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons only and may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
April 12
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
April 13
"AARP Free Tax Aide" is staffed by
volunteers who assist taxpayers free of charge
with low and moderate income with special
attention to those 60 and older, at the
Lakewood Senior Center, 16024 Madison Avenue.
Appointments may be made by calling
216-521-1515.
April 13
"Meet the Author: "The Baby Thief" Author
Barbara Bisantz Raymond" is a
free program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
Books will be available for sale and signing
by the author. No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 15
"Business Book Talk: Free - The Future of
a Radical Price by Chris Anderson" is a
free program for biz booklovers hosted by
Lakewood Buzz columnist Tim Zaun at 7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library's Main Meeting
Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
Join Tim Zaun & His Friends! No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
April 16
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
April 16
Guerilla Soup, Ethiopians, and Vel play at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 16
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
April 16
"78th Street Studios Experience" is
an artists showcase event from 5 to 9 p.m. at
78th Street Studios, between West 78th & 80th
streets, in Cleveland.
Free event and free parking. For more info and
directions, call 440-503-5506.
April 17
"Legal Aid Society of Cleveland Benefit
Concert" featuring The Wild Angels begins
at 8 p.m. at Put-in-Bay Lakewood, 18206
Detroit Avenue.
All you can eat. The Wild Angels are Judge
Michael Donnelly and attorneys Paul Shipp,
Ryan Harrell, Brian Kraft and Scott Kuboff.
For more info, call Legal Aid at 216-861-5217.
April 17
"Cereal Saturday" at bela
dubby today. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 17
"Beck Center Fundraiser" with Direct
Sellers of Lakewood from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Beck Center for the Arts, 17801 Detroit Avenue.
Free event and free parking. Shop and go green
for Mother's Day with your favorite home party
brands.
April 17
Non Fiction, Umm Qasr, and 10,000 Leagues
Under My Nutsack play at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 17
"78th Street Studios Experience" is
an artists showcase event from 3 to 7 p.m. at
78th Street Studios, between West 78th & 80th
streets, in Cleveland.
Free event and free parking. For more info and
directions, call 440-503-5506.
April 18
"Beginner Improv Workshop" at bela
dubby today. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 19
Rules & Ordinances Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
"General Discussion and Potential Revision of
Council's Rules of Procedure." Public
meeting.
April 19
Public Safety Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Parking Violations Tickets & Decriminalizing,
and Graffiti Prevention Plan. Public meeting.
This committee will also meet on April 26th,
see listing below.
April 19
Committee of the Whole of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6:45 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Energy Efficiency Block Grant Projects, and
Lakewood Hospital Lease. Public
meeting.
April 19
Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in
Council Chambers, 2nd floor at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Council
normally meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the
month. Public meeting.
April 19
ChuckleF*ck Comedy Showcase at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
April 20
"Introductory Class on Voice-Overs"
with professional voice-over artist Tom Force
is from 7 to 9 p.m.
today at Lakewood Recreation Center. Those
interested in attending the class should call
the registration number at 216-529-4081.
April 20
"Listening to Lakewood" community meeting with Mayor Edward FitzGerald at 7 p.m.
at Hayes Elementary School, 16401 Delaware Avenue. All
Lakewood residents are invited to attend.
April 23
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
April 23
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
April 24
"Baby Bargain Bonanza" from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. at Emerson Elementary
School,
13439 Clifton Blvd. Quality resale of gently
used baby and children's items including
clothing, accessories, toys, youth furniture,
maternity clothes and more! Plus bake sale of
your favorite homemade treats! Admission is $5
from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., and $1 from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. Proceeds from this sale will go to
support the programs of the Lakewood Early
Childhood PTA.
April 24
"Junk to Funk Auction" is a
paid-admission event for the benefit of North
Coast Health Ministry, from 7 to 10 p.m. at
Local Girl Gallery, 16106 Detroit Avenue.
April 26
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee meets
the last Monday of every month, except
Memorial Day. Public meeting.
April 26
Public Safety Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Graffiti Prevention Plan, Enforcement of
Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance, and Speeding
Cars, and Review of Divisions of Police and
Fire. Public meeting.
April 30
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
April 30
DEADLINE: Today is the last day to register
for H2O Summer Service Camp, at 5 p.m.
Applications are available at the Lakewood
Division of Youth, Lakewood Public Library,
and the Lakewood Recreation Department. To
learn more about this 2-week summer camp for
Lakewood children in grades 6-9, call H2O
Coordinator Celia Dorsch at 216-529-6045.
April 30
"Preview Party: 22nd Annual Sale on the
Grounds" from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the Nicholson House, 13335 Detroit Avenue.
Lakewood Historical Society fundraiser
features items for sale such as antiques,
collectibles, household goods, architectural
salvage and more. Preview tickets are $10.
Call 221-7343 for more info.
April 30
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
April 30
"Jazz You Like It" at Waterbury Coach
House tonight. For more info, call
216-226-9772.
April 30
Vambo Rools performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
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May 1
"Back to the Movies - Vintage Hitchcock.:
Blackmail (1929)" is a
free showing and presentation with Lakewood
Buzz Film Critic Terry Meehan at 6 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
May 1
"The Vinyl Frontier + Kocar's Krazy
Kubed Koncept" opening reception for two
art exhibits celebrating the 5th birthday of
The Pop Shop Gallery is from 6 to 9 p.m. at
17020 Madison Ave. An adult after-party
will follow the reception at Mullen's (next
door) at 9 p.m. for all gallery guests. For more info,
call the Pop Shop at 216-227-8440. Both
exhibits will run thru May 29 and are free and
open to the public.
May 1
"Earth Walk: A May Day Celebration Concert"
is an evening of music and storytelling with
Cliff Aerie and The OIKOS Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at
the Liberation United Church of Christ, 13714
Madison Ave. Song and dance and a visit from
The Green Man. Plant your own seeds and take
some home! Free event and freewill
offerings will be accepted. For more info,
call Jim Ebbenga at 216-548-1957.
May 1
"22nd Annual Sale on the Grounds" is from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
today at the Nicholson
House, 13335 Detroit
Avenue. Lakewood Historical Society fundraiser
features
items for sale such as antiques,
collectibles, household goods, architectural
salvage and more. Admission is free.
May 1
"2nd Annual Rutabaga Nights"
celebration and fundraiser for the LEAF
Community is from 7 p.m. to midnight at
the Lake Erie Screw Factory Building, 13000
Athens Ave. An evening of local food, local
beer and wine, music, vendors and art!
Pre-event tickets are $25, 50 and $100, with
$15 tickets for students and those under 21.
Add $5 for admission at the door. For
more info, call LEAF at 216-367-2834.
May 1
Brittany Reilly Band performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
May 1
"Annual Walk, Rock & Run" fundraising event
for The Diversity Center starts at the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Registration
begins 7:30 a.m. Runners step off at
8:30, walkers at 9 a.m. Free registration for
walkers, $25 for runners. Lots of free
activities for the family. The mission of The
Diversity Center is to
eliminate bias, bigotry and racism in Cuyahoga
County and Northeast Ohio.
May 2
"Sunday With Friends: May Day Tribute
- Songs of Passion & Romance" is a
free musical performance by jazz vocalist
Laura Varcho and virtuoso double bassist Bryan
Thomas at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
May 2
"22nd Annual Sale on the Grounds"
continues, from noon to 3 p.m.
today at the Nicholson House, 13335 Detroit
Avenue. Lakewood Historical Society fundraiser
features items for sale such as antiques,
collectibles, household goods, architectural
salvage and more. Admission is free.
May 4
Today is Primary Election Day with voting for
state and local candidates and local issues
including the Lakewood Public Schools levy
request.
The voting
polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
To learn more about voting today in Lakewood
and Cuyahoga County,
click here.
May 5
"Meet the Author: 1,000 Comic Books You
Must Read by Tony Isabella" is
a free program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave.,
featuring author Tony Isabella.
No advance reservations needed.
May 5
City of Lakewood Housing Committee meets at 6
p.m. in the Jury Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Room is subject to
change, check with front desk guard. Agenda
includes Registering Vacant Buildings and
Implementing Housing Initiative. Public meeting.
May 5
Recovery Resources' Annual Meeting:
"Bringing Life into Focus" features keynote
speaker Regina Brett of Plain Dealer. From
noon to 1:30 p.m. at Windows on the River,
2000 Sycamore Street in The Flats, Cleveland.
For advance ticket and table reservation
information, contact Elizabeth Habat at
216-431-4131 ext. 1309.
May 5
David Knopfler (of Dire Straits) performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
May 6
"Annual Spring Luncheon" at 11:30 a.m. at
Westwood Country Club, 22625 Detroit Avenue in
Rocky River. Hosted by the Coterie (Women's
Auxiliary) of St. Augustine Manor, this
fundraising event includes valet parking,
pre-lunch reception, luncheon, cash bar and
raffles! For ticket reservations, contact
LaVerne Madigan at 440-835-0621.
May 7
A new week of first-run movies starts
today - including "Iron Man 2" opening at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
May 7
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
May 7
"Razzle Dazzle 10: Let's Do It
Again!" is a community talent show presented
by Beck Center for the Arts and the Cuyahoga
County Board of Developmental Disabilities at
7:30 p.m.
at Beck Center's Arts Music-Armory Building, 17801
Detroit Avenue.
Tickets for this special opening night
performance are $15 and benefit Beck's
Creative Arts Therapies program. For tix, call
Beck at 216-521-2540 ext. 10 or buy at the
door.
May 7
Shawn Phillips performs at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
May 7
Blaka Watra, Winston Troy, and Noon play at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
May 7 thru
May 23
"The Secret Garden" is on stage
at Near West Theatre, corner of Bridge Avenue
and West 38th Street in Ohio City. Opening
night tonight.
For
performance dates, times and ticket info, call
NWT at 216-961-9750.
May 8
"Grand Opening" of La Cosecha Galleria is
from 6 to 11 p.m. tonight at Julia De Burgos
Cultural Arts Center, 5209 Detroit Avenue,
Cleveland. For more info, call 216-961-2970.
May 8
"Razzle Dazzle 10: Let's Do It
Again!" is a community talent show presented
by Beck Center for the Arts and the Cuyahoga
County Board of Developmental Disabilities at
3:30 p.m.
and again at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Beck
Center's Arts Music-Armory Building, 17801
Detroit Avenue.
Both of tonight's performances are free. For
more info, call Beck at 216-521-2540 ext. 10.
May 8
Family Chapter, Shrine, Trash Thumb, and
Wake Up and Dream play at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
May 8
"Tail Waggin' Tutors" is a free
"school age children reading to dogs" program
from noon to 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
The reading time is fun and allows children
and certified therapy dogs to bond over a
favorite story. Drop-in welcome, no reservations needed.
To learn more, call LPL Childrens & Youth
Services Dept. at 216-226-8275 ext. 140.
May 9
Happy Mother's Day! For cool gift ideas
for Mom (or Dad), check out the new website
Joy of Vintage.com!
May 9
"Beginner Improv Workshop" at bela
dubby. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
May 10
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
May 11
"Rain Barrel Workshop" is from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at Women's Club Pavilion at Lakewood
Park. Free to attend educational seminar only.
Add $40 to construct a rain barrel. To
register, call Laura Travers at
216-201-2001 ext. 1225.
May 12
"Designing an Appropriate Addition for an Old
House" is
a free program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave. Presented by
Kerry
Adams of the Cleveland Restoration Society
with the Lakewood Historical Society.
No advance reservations needed.
May 13
"Booked for Murder: Special Guest Irma
Baker - Mystery for a Laugh" is a
free book club program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
May 13
"City of Lakewood Firefighters Combat Team
Fundraiser" is from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
Around the Corner. Hosted by the Lakewood
Association of Firefighters to help the
5-member combat team defray expenses to
compete in the national Combat Challenge.
Evening includes all you can eat pizza, wings,
pasta and veggies, and beer. 50/50 raffle.
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased in
advance from Lakewood Firefighters Combat Team
members or at the door.
May 14
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
May 14 to
July 31
Free Art Exhibit: "The Kokoon Arts Club:
Cleveland Revels!" presented by the Cleveland
Artists Foundation at
Beck Center for the Arts, 17801
Detroit Avenue,
from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays -Thursdays, and
until 8 p.m. on the night of Beck stage
performances, and by appointment.
Opening reception tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. For
more info, call Beck Center at 216-521-2540.
May 14
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
May 16
"Sunday With Friends: Northeast Ohio
Songwriter's Circle" is a
free musical event sharing a variety of styles
and original songs, with host John Arliss, at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
May 16
"Community Celebration of the Arts:
Annual Open House" is a free event for
all ages at
Beck Center for the Arts, 17801
Detroit Avenue,
from noon to 2 p.m. today.
Dance, drum, pot and spin art, chalk it up,
costume yourself and backstage tour! Free
onsite parking. For
more info, call Beck Center at 216-521-2540 ext. 10.
May 17
Today is deadline to register for
"Veterans Education Event" a free presentation
and luncheon on May 24, sponsored by Peaceful
& Proud Veterans Committee,
featuring Recovery Resources experts on
contemporary behavioral health issues facing
the military and veterans. Event is from 7:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ritz-Carlton Hotel,
1515 West 3rd Street, downtown Cleveland.
Free CEUs available. To reserve and for more
info, call Hospice of Western Reserve at
216-502-4449.
May 18
"Knit & Lit Book Club" is a
free knitting and book club discussion with
Lynda Tuennerman at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
May 18
"Career & Job Seeker Workshop" is
a free program from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Ave. Refreshments at
6:45.
No advance reservations needed.
May
19
Lakewood - Cleveland
Westshore Entrepreneurs casual networking
meeting is tonight in Lakewood. Join while
group membership is free and attend by
clicking here to reserve.
May 20
"Business Book Talk: Lemonade Stand
Selling: Accelerate Your Small Business Growth
by Diane Helbig" is a
free program for biz booklovers hosted by
Lakewood Buzz columnist Tim Zaun at 7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library's Main Meeting
Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
Join Tim Zaun & His Friends! No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
May 20
6th Annual "Hair of the Dog Happy Hour &
Silent Auction Fundraiser" is from 5:30 to
8:30 p.m. at Sullivan's Irish Pub & Restaurant
in Lakewood. Help the Citizens Committee for
the Lakewood Animal Shelter continue its
important work by attending this fun
fundraising event!
May 21
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
May
21-22-23
"Spring Fest Weekend 2010" at Grace
Presbyterian Church, corner of Hilliard and
Madison in Lakewood. Free weekend of events
includes movie tonight at dusk: "The
Blindside." See listings below for more
details or call the church at 216-228-6060 to
learn more.
May 21
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
May 22-23
"Spring Fest Weekend 2010" at Grace
Presbyterian Church, corner of Hilliard and
Madison in Lakewood. Free weekend of events
includes today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Car Show,
pancake breakfast, raffles, cornhole, pony and
carnival games! See listings above and below
for more weekend details or call the church at
216-228-6060 to learn more.
May 23
"Sunday With Friends: Andrew's
Raiders - 24 Men from Ohio" is a free
historical event featuring author Harold
George and his multimedia book, at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
May 23
"Spring Fest Weekend 2010" at Grace
Presbyterian Church, corner of Hilliard and
Madison in Lakewood. Free weekend of events
includes today
at 10:45 a.m. Outdoor Worship
Service and an Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social.
See listings above for more weekend details or
call the church at 216-228-6060 to learn more.
May 23
LAST CHANCE... Final stage performance
tonight of "The Secret Garden" at
Near West Theatre, corner of Bridge Avenue and
West 38th Street in Ohio City.
For
performance time and ticket info, call
NWT at 216-961-9750.
May 23
"The Singing Angels 46th Annual Spring
Benefit Concert" begins at 3 p.m. at the Allen
Theater, Playhouse Square, downtown Cleveland.
For ticket info, call the box office at
216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048.
May 24
"Veterans Education Event" is a free
presentation and luncheon sponsored by
Peaceful & Proud Veterans Committee, featuring
Recovery Resources experts on contemporary
behavioral health issues facing the military
and veterans. Event is from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Ritz-Carlton Hotel,
1515 West 3rd Street,
downtown Cleveland.
Free CEUs available. To reserve by May 17
deadline and for more info, call Hospice of
Western Reserve at
216-502-4449.
May 28
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
May 28
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
May 28 to 31
Memorial Day Weekend "Great American Rib
Cook Off & Music Festival" at the Time Warner
Cable Amphitheater at Tower City from 11 a.m.
to 11 p.m.
May 31
Today is Memorial Day. There is no school
today and government offices are closed for
this national holiday.
May 31
LAST CHANCE: "The Vinyl Frontier + Kocar's
Krazy Kubed Koncept" art exhibits celebrating
the 5th birthday of The Pop Shop Gallery is
from 6 to 9 p.m. at 17020 Madison Ave. For more info,
call the Pop Shop at 216-227-8440. This is the
last day for both exhibits. Free and open to
the public.
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Does Your Group Have a 2010 Event it Would like
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June 4
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
June 4
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
June 5
"Meet the Trucks" is a free event
for parents and children from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at Lakewood Park, Belle and Lake Aves.
June 7
"Power Living: Power Getting" is a free
presentation featuring author Dr. River Smith at
7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275
June 8
"Family Matters: Protecting Children -
Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Taks
Force" is a free
presentation at 7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed. For more info,
call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 10
"Author Book Signing: Judy Flickinger"
at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble, 198 Crocker
Park Blvd., Westlake. Flickinger will be
available to sign copies of her book "Spirit
Matters: How to Remain Fully Alive with a
Life-Limiting Illness.
June 11
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
June 11
Mobil Avenue, and Hoss & The Juggernauts play at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
June 11
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
June 12
"Tail Waggin' Tutors" is a free
"school age children reading to dogs" program
from noon to 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
The reading time is fun and allows children
and certified therapy dogs to bond over a
favorite story. Drop-in welcome, no reservations needed.
To learn more, call LPL Childrens & Youth
Services Dept. at 216-226-8275 ext. 140.
June 12
"Trash & Treasure Sale" is a fundraising event
to benefit the residents of St. Augustine
Health Campus, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St.
Augustine, 7801 Detroit Avenue. Admission is
$1. For more info or to reserve a table, call
216-939-7602.
June 12
"One Night Only: The 50 Dollar Show" a free
art event that aims to please one's pockets
with an affordable price break of only $50 per
piece! Select from 200 artworks from 50
artists, from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Pop Shop and
(art)ificial Galleries, 17020 Madison Avenue.
For more info, call 216-227-8440. An adult
after-party will be held at Mullen's on
Madison at 9 p.m. for all gallery visitors.
June 12
Murderous Vision, The Vomit Arsonist, and
Nyodene D play at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
June 12
Yes tribute band Going For The One plays at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
June 13
"Sunday With Friends: Erie Lights &
Lighthouse Lore" is a free
event featuring Georgann and Mike Wachter at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 14
Housing Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Registering Vacant Buildings and Implementing
Housing Initiative. Public meeting.
June 14
"Power Living: Power Loving" is a free
presentation featuring author Dr. River Smith at
7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 14
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
June 14
"*Chucklef*ck Comedy Showcase" at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
June 15
"Knit & Lit Book Club" is a free
event hosted by Lynda Tuennerman, a
combination book club and stitchery group,
bring your project! At 7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Lirbrary Meeting
Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed. For more info,
call LPL at 216-226-8275
June 15
"Free Workshop: Beginner Improv Comedy" at bela
dubby tonight. For more info, call
216-221-4479.
June 16
"Author Book Signing: Dan Nelson" is a free
presentation featuring the author of "A
Passion for the Land: John F. Seiberling and
the Environmental Movement" at 7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed. Books will be
available for sale and signing. For more info,
call LPL at 216-226-8275
June 16
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
June 16
"Comedy Showcase" at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
June 18
Public Works Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 8 a.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Advanced Energy Special Improvement District
and Proposed Ordiance. Public meeting.
June 18
A new week of first-run movies starts
today featuring Toy Story 3 and
Shrek Forever After at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
June 18
Diana Chittester and Mal SanMarco play at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
June 18
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
June 19
Webb Wilder plays at Winchester
Music Hall tonight. For more info, call
216-226-5681.
June 20
Happy Father's Day! For cool, retro and
vintage gift ideas
for Dad (or for anyone!), check out the new
Lakewood-based website
Joy of Vintage.com!
June 20
"Sunday With Friends: News and the
Blues" is a free
musical event featuring guitarist Bob Frank at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 20
"Summer Band Concert Series: The New
Barleycorn (Irish Music)" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. Sponsored by
the City of Lakewood.
June 21
"Power Living: Power Joy" is a free
presentation featuring author Dr. River Smith at
7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 21
Housing Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes Draft
Ordinances re: Registering Vacant Buildings
and Implementing
Housing Initiative. Public meeting.
June 21
Health & Human Services Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. in
the Jury
Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Expanding Family to Family System of Care,
Cuyahoga County Options for Elders, and
Passport Program. Public meeting.
June 21
Finance Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Proposed Ordinance re: Buildings-Facilities
Improvements, Tax Budget Resolution, Planning
Finance Department Review, Update re: Proposed
Study for Capital Structure-Refinancing
Options. Public meeting.
June 21
The Committee of the Whole of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 7 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes
Mayoral Succession, and Council Meeting Agenda
Review. Public meeting.
June 21
Lakewood Ohio
City Council regular meeting convenes at 7:30 p.m. in
the 2nd floor Auditorium of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Public meeting.
June 21 -
June 25
"High Seas VBS Adventure" is a
summer vacation bible study for kids ages 4
thru 11, at Lakewood United Methodist Church.
Fun
activities, games, singing, dancing, crafts,
treats and learning about God's love! For more info, call LUMC
at 216-226-8644.
June 23
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
June 24,
25, 26
"Lakewood Citywide Street Sale" is in the
entire city, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for
merchants, and various times for residents.
It's a weekend of shopping,
socializing
and fun!
For more
info, call 216-521-0655.
June 25
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
June 25,
26
"Lakewood Citywide Street Sale" is in the
entire city, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for
merchants, and various times for residents.
It's a weekend of shopping, socializing and
fun! For more info, call 216-521-0655.
June 25
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
June 26
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
June 26
LAST CHANCE... "Lakewood Citywide Street Sale"
is in the entire city, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
for merchants, and various times for
residents. Today is the last day for shopping,
socializing and fun!
For more
info, call 216-521-0655.
June 26
"Drug Mart to Drug Mart 5K Historic Walk" is from
10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. today. Free and open event. Sign in and
park in the parking lot behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue,
then enjoy the informative walk to the East
End Drug Mart. Hot dogs, pretzels and
drinks when you return. Donations to Live Well
Lakewood will be gratefully accepted!
June 27
"Sunday With Friends: The Jazz
Masters Collection" is a free
musical event featuring the Joe DeJarnette
Jazz Ensemble at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 27
"Summer Band Concert Series: Lakewood
Hometown Band (Big Band Music)" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. In the event
of rain, concert will be held in the Lakewood
City Hall Auditorium, 12650 Detroit Ave.
Sponsored by the City of Lakewood.
June 28
City of Lakewood Audit Committee and Finance
Committee meet jointly at 6 p.m. in
the Auditorium (changes announced 6/25), 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes:
Finance Department Review, Water & Sewer Rate
Analysis, Review of Capital Financing
Strategies, and July 2010 Appropriation. Public meeting.
June 28
"Power Living: Power Healing" is a free
presentation featuring author Dr. River Smith at
7 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
June 28
"Honduras Program: First Anniversary
of Coup" is a free
presentation featuring Honduran labor leader
Fabia Gutierrez, from 6 to 8 p.m. at La Casa
Tazumal restaurant, 3260 West 105th Street,
Cleveland, one block south of Lorain Avenue.
Free event,
dinner on
your own. Presented by the InterReligious Task
Force on Central America, Ohio Conference on
Fair Trade, and Sweatfree Ohio.
For more info, call 216-961-0003.
June 30
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
June 30
Housing Committee of Lakewood
City Council meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in
the Jury Room at Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Agenda includes Draft
Ordinances re: Registering Vacant Buildings
and Implementing
Housing Initiative. Public meeting.
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July 2
A new week of first-run movies starts
today, featuring Twilight Saga: Eclipse
and Toy Story 3 at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
July 2
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on Lakewood
Buzz.com by
clicking here.
July 3
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
July 3
"Veterans Memorial Bridge & Subway Tour" is from 9 a.m. to
3
p.m. at Cuyahoga County Engineer's Bridge
Garage, Detroit Avenue at West 25th Street,
2433 Superior Viaduct. Free parking.
Self-guided walking tour is free and
reservations are not required. For more info,
call the County Engineer's Public Information
Department at 216-348-3824, weekdays from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On day of tour, call
216-348-3900 or 3901.
July 4
Independence Day is celebrated today in
Lakewood and the rest of the nation. Parade in Lakewood begins at noon this year
and marches from
Kenneth Avenue down Lake Ave. to Lakewood Park,
at Belle Ave. 4th of
July fireworks at Lakewood Park at dusk.
At 7 p.m.
"The Lakewood Project" - Lakewood High
School's youth rock orchestra plays a free
musical concert at the Bandstand in Lakewood
Park, 14532 Lake Ave. Presented by the City of
Lakewood and Lakewood City Schools.
July 6
Lakewood Ohio
City Council regular (rescheduled due to
holiday) meeting convenes at 7:30 p.m. in
the 2nd floor Auditorium of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Public meeting.
July 7
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
July 7, 8,
9, 10
"Harborfest" is 4 free days of
family fun and summer events presented by the
North Coast Harbor, behind the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame, including the Parade of Sails
from 3 to 6 p.m. and the Island Luau Party from
6 to 9 p.m. today.
July
8
"Booked for Murder: Dante Club by Matthew
Pearl" is a
free book club program at 7 p.m. in the
Lakewood Public Library Meeting Room, 15425
Detroit Ave.
No advance reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
122.
July 8
"11th Annual Grapes on Tour" is a
fundraising wine tasting event to benefit Our
Lady of The Wayside from 6 to 10 p.m. at
Heritage Park, Progressive Field's VIP Party
Deck. For info and tickets, call 440-934-6054.
Presented by Giant Eagle.
July 8, 9,
10
"Harborfest" is free family fun and
summer events presented by the North Coast
Harbor, behind the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,
including the Farmers Market & Lunch on the
Lake from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with Steel
Drums and more music from 3 to 9 p.m. today.
July 9
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
July 9
"One World Music Concert: African Village
Music with Halim El-Dabh" is a free
outdoor event at 7 p.m.
on the Lakewood Public Library's "front
porch" at 15425 Detroit Avenue. No
registration is needed.
July 9
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
July 9
"Sharefest Carnival" for families with
young children is from 5 to 8 p.m. in Lakewood
Park, near the Bandshell. Fun, games and
crafts. Most for 1 ticket or 25 cents. Hosted
by H2O ("Help 2 Others") Summer Service Camp
to help raise money for the Lakewood Christian
Service Center hunger center. Stay after for
the free Friday Night Flick "Thomas & the
Magic Railroad."
July 9
"Harborfest" is free family fun and
summer events presented by the North Coast
Harbor, behind the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,
including The Party with DJ at 3 p.m., and
Latin Fair Trade with a Jet Express visit from
6 to 9 p.m. today.
July 10
"Back to the Movies with Terry Meehan:
Young and Innocent (1937) directed by Alfred
Hitchcock" is a free movie event presented by
Lakewood Buzz Film Critic Terry Meehan at
6 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
127.
July 10
"Tail Waggin' Tutors" is a free
"school age children reading to dogs" program
from noon to 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
The reading time is fun and allows children
and certified therapy dogs to bond over a
favorite story. Drop-in welcome, no reservations needed.
To learn more, call LPL Childrens & Youth
Services Dept. at 216-226-8275 ext. 140.
July 10
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
July 10
"Trash & Treasure Sale" is a fundraising event
to benefit the residents of St. Augustine, from
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St.
Augustine Health Campus, 7801 Detroit Avenue,
Cleveland. Admission is free. For more info or to reserve a table, call
216-939-7602.
July 10
"Harborfest" is free family fun
presented by the North Coast Harbor, behind
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, including
music, food, vendors, smooth jazz by Forecast
and Karaoke from 6 to 9 p.m. today.
July 11
"Sunday With Friends: Jody Getz &
Friends John Lucic and George Lee" is a free
musical event at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
July 11
"Summer Band Concert Series: Ki Allen
(Lady Jazz)" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. Sponsored by
the City of Lakewood.
July 12
"The Meal That Heals" is a
fundraising event to benefit the North Coast
Health Ministry of Lakewood. At Players on
Madison, where the restaurant will donate 25%
of food sales to NCHM. To make a reservation,
call Players at 216-226-5200 and mention North
Coast Health Ministry.
July 12
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
July 14
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
July 16
Lakewood Ohio's federal Social Security Office
begins its move to its new Lakewood location
today. Current office location at 14650
Detroit Avenue may offer reduced services from
July 19 thru July 22. New location will be at
17513 Detroit Ave. and will open July 26.
July 16
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
July 16
"One World Music Concert: Saborit Latin Soul" is a free outdoor event at 7 p.m.
on the Lakewood Public Library's "front
porch" at 15425 Detroit Avenue. No
registration is needed.
July 16
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
July 17
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
July 17
"2nd Annual Lakewood Streetwalk" is from
3 to 8 p.m. in downtown Lakewood on closed
Detroit Avenue between Arthur and Marlowe
Aves. Live music, food, shopping, demos 5K
race and many more activities. Don't miss this
festival!
July 18
"Summer Band Concert Series: Ernie
Krivda & The Fat Tuesday Swing Band" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. Sponsored by
the City of Lakewood.
July 19
Lakewood Ohio
City Council regular meeting convenes at 7:30 p.m. in
the 2nd floor Auditorium of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Public meeting. City
Council does not conduct regular meetings in
August, recessing until September 7th.
July 21
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
July 22
"Town Hall Discussion on Immigration
Policy & Conditions in the USA" begins at 7
p.m. at Pilgrim United Church of Christ, 2592
West 14th Street, Cleveland. The film "A Day
Without a Mexican" will be shown and followed
by discussion. For more info, call Jeff
Tennant of PUCC at 216-496-0747. Free event.
July 23
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
July 23
"One World Music Concert: Carlos Jones
and the P.L.U.S. Band" is a free outdoor
event at 7 p.m.
on the Lakewood Public Library's "front porch"
at 15425 Detroit Avenue. No registration is
needed.
July 23
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
July 23
"Speakeasy 2.0" is a fundraising
event to benefit IngenuityFest, at 6 p.m.
in the West Side subway tunnels of the
Detroit-Superior Bridge. Followed by a Party
on the Bridge at 9 p.m. For more info and
tickets call 216-589-9444.
July 23-24
"Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-961-6391.
July 25
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
July 25
"Sunday With Friends: Rat Pack
Classics with Scott Brotherton" is a free
musical event at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275.
July 25
"Summer Band Concert Series: The
Cleveland TOPS Swing Band" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. Sponsored by
the City of Lakewood.
July 25
"Bus Trip to Presque Isle Downs Casino"
departs at 8:30 a.m. from St. Augustine Manor, 7801 Detroit Avenue.
Returns at 6:30 p.m. All proceeds benefit the
residents of St. Augustine Health Ministries. For
tickets and info, call
Dana Carns at 216-939-7602.
July 26
Lakewood Ohio's federal Social Security Office
is scheduled to open today at its new Lakewood
location at 17513 Detroit Avenue.
July 26
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee meets
the last Monday of every month. Public meeting.
July 28
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Kaufmann Park parking lot
behind Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
July 29-30
"Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-961-6391.
July 30
A new week of first-run movies starts
today at Lakewood's only remaining independent
cinema, the Detroit Theatre. For a
complete schedule,
click here.
July 30
"One World Music Concert: Vance Music Studio
Student Rock Bands" is a free outdoor event at
7 p.m. on the Lakewood Public Library's "front
porch" at 15425 Detroit Avenue. No
registration is needed.
July 30
Weekend faith services can be found in
Lakewood's Church Directory on
LakewoodBuzz.com by
clicking here.
July 31
"Clothes 4 Kids: Super Sale" is from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. in the East Cafeteria at
Lakewood High School. Hosted by H2O ("Help 2
Others") Summer Service Camp to help provide
affordable back-to-school clothes for all
Lakewood families. To donate gently worn
clothing or for questions about this Super
Sale, call H2O at 216-529-6045. Ask us about
our school supplies recycling campaign, too!
July 31
LAST CHANCE... Free Art Exhibit: "The
Kokoon Arts Club: Cleveland Revels!" presented
by the Cleveland Artists Foundation at
Beck Center for the Arts, 17801
Detroit Avenue,
from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays -Thursdays, and
until 8 p.m. on the night of Beck stage
performances, and by appointment.
Today is the final day of this art exhibit. For
more info, call Beck Center at 216-521-2540.
July 31
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
July 31
"Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-961-6391.
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August 1
"Summer Band Concert Series: The Tower
City Barbershop Chorus" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. Sponsored by
the City of Lakewood.
August 4
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
August 6
"Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-961-6391.
August 7
Lakewood Arts Festival is from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
today on Detroit Avenue between Elmwood/Andrews and
Belle Aves. More than 150 artists will be
displaying their work. Entertainment, music
and food to enjoy, too!
August 7
"Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-961-6391.
August 7
"Downtown Lakewood pARTy" is from
noon to 8 p.m. under the tent at closed Belle
and Detroit Avenues. Live music from 6 to 8
p.m. Admission is free. Cold beverages and
entertainment available for purchase!
August 8
"Sunday With Friends: Wallace
Coleman's Blues" is a free
musical event featuring the Living Blues
Award-winner playing his harp at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
127.
August 8
LAST CHANCE... "Summer Band Concert
Series: Lakewood Hometown Band (Big Band
Music)" is a free
musical event at 7 p.m. at the Bandstand in
Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Avenue. In the event
of rain, concert will be held in the Lakewood
City Hall Auditorium, 12650 Detroit Ave.
Sponsored by the City of Lakewood.
This is the
last scheduled free concert of the season.
August 8
LAST CHANCE... "Rent: School Edition"
is the musical on stage performed by the Near
West Theatre at St. Patrick's Club Building,
3rd floor, 3606 Bridge Avenue. For show time and ticket information, call
216-961-6391. Final performance today.
August 9
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
August 11
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
August 14
"Back to the Movies with Terry Meehan:
The Lady Vanishes (1938) directed by Alfred
Hitchcock" is a free movie event presented by
Lakewood Buzz Film Critic Terry Meehan at
6 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
127.
August 14
"Tail Waggin' Tutors" is a free
"school age children reading to dogs" program
from noon to 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Multipurpose Room, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
The reading time is fun and allows children
and certified therapy dogs to bond over a
favorite story. Drop-in welcome, no reservations needed.
To learn more, call LPL Childrens & Youth
Services Dept. at 216-226-8275 ext. 140.
August 14
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
August 14
"Car Kulture Show" is from 10 a.m. to
6
p.m. between Lewis and Clarence Avenues on
Madison Ave. Car show registration of $5
begins at 9:30. Free event to attend with live
bands, car contests and vendors.
August 18
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
August 18
"St. Augustine Health Ministries Night at
the Lake Erie Crushers Game" begins at 7
p.m. at the All Pro Freight Stadium in Avon,
Ohio. For more info or tickets, call
Dana Carns 216-939-7602.
August 21
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
August 22
"Sunday With Friends: J. Scott
Franklin" is a free
musical event featuring the "death defying"
songwriter playing guitar at 2 p.m.
in the
Lakewood Public Library Main Auditorium, 15425
Detroit Avenue.
No reservations needed.
For more info, call LPL at 216-226-8275 ext.
127.
August 24
Full moon expected in Lakewood tonight.
August 25
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
August 28
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
August 30
City of Lakewood Audit Committee meets at 6 p.m. in
the Mayor's Conference Room, 2nd floor of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. This committee meets
the last Monday of every month. Public meeting.
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September
1
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
September 2
"Celebration of Caring 2010" is a
fundraising event to benefit the North Coast
Health Ministry of Lakewood. At Westwood
Country Club from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Evening
includes dinner, desserts, cocktails,
entertainment, raffles and a live auction! For
more info, call NCHM at 216-228-7878.
September 3 to 6
Labor Day Weekend "Taste of Cleveland" at
the Time Warner Cable Amphitheater at Tower
City from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
September 4
Lakewood public libraries are closed today for
a holiday weekend.
September
4
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
September 5
Lakewood public libraries are closed today for
a holiday weekend.
September 6
Labor Day is today. Lakewood Ohio libraries
and public schools are closed. First Lakewood
City Council meeting normally scheduled for
today following Summer recess will be tomorrow
night instead.
September 7
Lakewood Ohio
City Council regular meeting (rescheduled due
to holiday) convenes at 7:30 p.m. in
the 2nd floor Auditorium of Lakewood City
Hall, 12650 Detroit Ave. Public meeting.
September
8
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
September 11
Lakewood Community Festival is today from 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. at Madison Park!
September
11
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
September 13
"Horizons Grief Support Group" for widows and
widowers age 60 and older, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
today at Lakewood Senior Health Campus, 1381
Bunts Road. For more info, call
216-383-3737.
September
15
"North Union Farmer's Market" is from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in Kaufmann Park parking lot behind
Drug Mart, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features
vendors who grow their own produce on small,
family-owned farms.
September 17 to October 17
"My Fair Lady"
opens today and is on the
Lakewood stage at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Avenue. For show times and ticket information, call
216-521-2540 ext. 10.
September
18
"Lakewood Farmers Market" is from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. in the City Center Park in front of
Marc's, 15412 Detroit Avenue. Features vendors
of local, homemade, homegrown or handmade
products and produce.
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