FutureHeights wants to hear from you about how you view your neighborhood. The forum will explore the various neighborhoods in Cleveland Heights and University Heights, what makes them unique, and how residents and neighbors can best help them thrive.Elizabeth Kirby, superintendent of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District, will provide opening remarks. Then, participants will split into small breakout groups to discuss a series of questions about their neighborhoods: How do you define your neighborhood? What unique assets does it have? What do you want the broader community to know about your neighborhood? Participants will then come back together to share information with the entire group.Register in advance at us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0tce2qqzIiH9SjChhDw4BHu48V9Lwi3Tdr... See MoreSee Less
REGISTER AT LAKEERIEINK.ORG/REGISTEROne of the biggest obstacles to finding work is crafting a job application. Fear no more! Lake Erie Ink is here to help.Students will learn how to craft strong, professional resumes for the modern job market that reflect their unique talents, skills, experiences, and aspirations. Students will also learn how to write persuasive, impactful, and authentic cover letters for the opportunities that excite them. By the end of each session course, students will have polished resumes and cover letters they can begin using right away.
Test your creativity on the clock on Friday, February 26 with Lake Erie Ink's Scattergories After Dark! This event will feature an online Scattergories tournament where individuals will have the chance to enjoy the fast paced game and win prizes! Never played Scattergories before? No problem! It’s easy to learn on the spot.No more than two players can play per team. the event will not run over 2 hours. Registration is cut off a day before the event to allow time for bracket building.Buy your ticket today at www.eventbrite.com/e/scattergories-after-dark-tickets-139690143981
Join Cynthia Larsen and Amy Rosenbluth of Lake Erie Ink for a writing workshop recognizing and celebrating the dark and light in our world. For teen and adult writers.
Join us to make cool lanterns from not so cool stuff (left over plastic bottles) to light up the longest night of the year{ Yeah!Materials list:Plastic soda or water bottles (8 to 16 oz)Small scissors (pointed are helpful)White Glue (to be diluted with water)Deli container for glue mixtureSmall cheap brushes (bristle or foam)Tissue paper (variety of colors)Tea Light (candle or battery) or small glow stickOptional - hole puncher, ribbon, string, yarn
Help us celebrate the season of light with this hands-on workshop! As part of Coventry PEACE, we are happy to offer this to youth of all ages and their families.Join StudioCat for an online lantern making workshop. Using supplies you can find around your house, we will make several different types of lanterns to light up the darkest month of the year. Supplies you can gather: plastic bottles (water, liter & 2 liter are good), tissue paper, plain paper, colorful paper, scissors, markers, crayons, white glue, tape, string or pipe cleaners. Glow stick or battery tea lights would be fun too!
Join us for a public forum to discuss the state of the arts in the Heights community during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will hear from artists representing a variety of genres, as well as leaders of arts and culture organizations, who will share their experiences and discuss why it is important to have access to the arts during difficult times.
Celebration of Light: a PEACE Campus project is a collaborative project bringing together the organizations of Coventry PEACE Campus and community members to engage the community in art and writing around the theme of bringing in light and hope as we close out the year. Starting in early December we will offer ongoing workshops throughout the month via Zoom and videos posted to our website and social media. These workshops will be free, or low-cost* to the community and will culminate in an event happening on New Year’s Eve. While we are currently planning an in-person final event on the 31st (safely distanced over time & distance), with the ongoing public health crisis, we will be focused on offering our workshops virtually, and will assess how to celebrate safely on New Year’s Eve. We will remain flexible and adjust plans as needed. Please visit our Facebook page, or our website for updated details.website: coventrypeacecampus.org facebook: facebook.com/coventrypeacecampus.orgCELEBRATION OF LIGHT SCHEDULE OF EVENTS——————————————————Dec. 5th ::: 11:30 amTWIG LANTERNS WITH STUDIOCAT AT ARTFULIf you’re able to find sticks in all this snow, join StudioCat tomorrow for a free online workshop. Register on their site studiocat.weebly.com/——————————————————Online ::: AnytimeLANTERN VIDEO TUTORIALS BY ADAM BRUMMAWant to create some fun origami lanterns on your own time? Watch these tutorials created by ARTFUL artists Adam Brumma and Studio Cat.Origami Star Lantern: youtu.be/4qYgI1Qxd5MOrigami Ballon Lantern: youtu.be/fCoUgkxQ0cIOrigami Flower Lantern: youtu.be/ZDbebYh3xEc——————————————————Dec. 12th ::: 10:30 amCRAFTY CREATIONS: LANTERN MAKING WITH STUDIOCATHelp us celebrate the season of light with this hands-on workshop! As part of Coventry PEACE, we are happy to offer this to youth of all ages and their families.Join StudioCat for an online lantern making workshop. Using supplies you can find around your house, we will make several different types of lanterns to light up the darkest month of the year. Supplies you can gather: plastic bottles (water, liter & 2 liter are good), tissue paper, plain paper, colorful paper, scissors, markers, crayons, white glue, tape, string or pipe cleaners. Glow stick or battery tea lights would be fun too! Register here: bit.ly/CPCcrafty——————————————————Dec. 13th ::: 3:00 pmCELEBRATION OF LIGHT - ST. LUCIA DAY LANTERN MAKING WORKSHOPThis workshop is hosted by Robin VanLear whose studio, Art Acts Ltd. is located in the Coventry PEACE Building. Join this virtual workshop and learn to make simple lanterns inspired by the annual traditions of the St. Lucia Festival of Light in Sweden. Supply list & registration: bit.ly/CPClucia2020——————————————————Dec. 21st ::: 3:00 pmWINTER SOLSTICE LANTERN MAKING WORKSHOPVirtual workshop taught by Robin VanLear of Art Acts Ltd.More info to come——————————————————Dec. 21st ::: 7:00 pmSOLSTICE STORIES: POETRY & PROSE OF LIGHT & DARKJoin Cynthia Larsen and Amy Rosenbluth of Lake Erie Ink for a writing workshop recognizing and celebrating the dark and light in our world. For teen and adult writers. Register here: bit.ly/CPCLEIsolstice2020——————————————————Dec. 29th ::: 3:00 pmFULL MOON LANTERN MAKING WORKSHOPVirtual workshop taught by Robin VanLear of Art Acts Ltd.More info to come——————————————————Dec. 31st ::: Anytime between 4:00 pm - 6:00 pmDisplay your lanterns at the PEACE Arch in celebration of the new year, one of which we hope will be filled with light for you and your loved ones. The PEACE Arch is located at the edge of Coventry PEACE Campus near the intersection of Coventry Rd. and Euclid Heights Blvd.... See MoreSee Less
Ensemble Theatre in collaboration with our Stagewright’s Unit is thrilled to kick off the first Monday night, of we hope many, as part of our 10 minute Play Reading Series via Zoom, streamed LIVE on Ensemble Theatre’s Facebook page! During these uncertain times, practicing social distancing and mitigating the spread of Covid-19, we are finding creative ways to stay connected!Join us every other Monday @7PM and enjoy original works of local playwrights sharing their voices with our community and the world around us! Join us for a Q&A afterward. You can submit questions via the ZOOM chat function or via the comments on our Zoom Facebook Livestream! :: Starting THIS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 @7pm :: :: THE LINE UP FOR THE FIRST ZOOM OF OUR SERIES IS :::: PROSPECT :: By Ann CohenProspect Avenue, 1976. A fundraiser for the American Heart Association is set to begin in a formerly dilapidated brownstone which has been turned into a magnificent Designer's Showcase House. A man who had sheltered there before the renovation returns to collect his most prized possession, and a confrontation that will change lives rips through thebeauty and tranquility of the transformed space.Agnes Hermann* as Nancy FergusonSidney Perelman as Marcia RubinsteinPaul Slimak* as Frank Turner Bryant Caroll* as James Beckleyn:: HEAVENS GATE :: By Berenice KleimanA tongue-in-cheek comedy in 10 minutes where three souls in heaven, from Aleppo, the Holocaust, and Rwanda, bask in their now-earned peaceful rest. Suddenly they are horrified to see a huge tower with golden letters begin to rise up before their eyes. This is truly a problem for St. Peter to solve.Agnes Hermann* as RaisaPaul Slimak* as Abraham Peter Lawson Jones* as Gahiji Peter Ferry* as St. Peter Berenice Kleiman as Narrator KATYDIDS :: By Agnes Herrmann ::A Bug’s eye view of the environment.Cat R. Kenney as Katydid #1Agnes Herrmann* as Katydid #2Paul Slimak* as Narrator(*Denotes Member of Actors' Equity Association)JOIN US at 7pm on Ensemble Theatre's FB Page and Enjoy! Email plays@ensemble-theatre.org for a ZOOM link or Q?s. This EVENT is FREE, but donations are always welcome.... See MoreSee Less
We are going to explore the elements of art in our natural surroundings in the park. We’ll be using graphite, charcoal, oil pastels, colored pencils, and watercolor paints. We will also learn how to use a viewfinder to create a composition.*PLEASE NOTE*Your child must be able to work outside without leaving my area.Fridays 9/11 - 10/1610/23 rain date4:00 - 5:00The 1st thing we will do is make a Sit-Upon to sit on during class! If you have bubble mailers you’d like to up-cycle, they make a great cushion inside the sit-upon. Please bring them to the 1st class.After School Outside Art will be held on the east side of the Coventry building around the corner from door #1, Ensemble Theater & Family Connections.We will space ourselves out on the grassy area seated on the ground or at tables.Tools & materials will not be shared, or will be cleaned between users.Kids are welcome to wear a mask. I will wear mine when working closely with someone.Please register with the ticket link.... See MoreSee Less
Working in the Outside Art "studio" we will explore our natural surroundings through drawing and painting using various media.This class will be for kids 12 and up and will be more academic than the morning class; focusing on the elements of art & principles of design. More info and registration with the ticket link.
Bring your family to Coventry PEACE Park Saturday mornings for Family Outside Art Projects! This Saturday we have Adam from Living Art to show us how to make origami Flowers & Pinwheels!Bring a blanket, find a spot on the grass & I’ll have all the supplies to make these with your kids!$5 per familyMore info at ticket link-
Mosaic a tray or dish. We will paint the edges and bottoms, then use beautiful stained glass to create your design.8/18 Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00Outside Art Projects are held in the park on the east side of the Coventry building around the corner from door #1, Ensemble Theater & Family Connections.There is room for 6 kids to space themselves out on tables. Tools & materials will not be shared, or will be cleaned between users.Kids are welcome to wear a mask. I will wear mine when working closely with someone.Parent are welcome to sit nearby during class. Table space is limited, but if there is room, parents may accompany their child to help. Feel free to text me to find out (917)306-9700Please register & I will invoice you via email. *PLEASE NOTE* Your child must be able to work outside without leaving my area. Your child's skill level should match the project, as closely as possible, as I will be limiting contact with materials between the students & myself.... See MoreSee Less
Come find a spot in the shade at Coventry Peace Park & make a project with your kids! This Saturday we're making Wind Chimes. Bring your metal pop bottle caps to recycle, I'll have some too. You can also bring a hammer if you don't want to share mine. a blanket or towel to sit on would also be good. I'll have everything else so you can enjoy creating with your family!
Come by Coventry Peace Campus with your family and make paper lanterns! We'll use balloons and tissue paper to make colorful lanterns that will glow when you add a batter candle or glow stick! Bring a blanket, find a spot in the grass, and make something fun together! No registration required. $5 per family.
Bring your family, a blanket, & find a spot in the shade. I'll provide supplies to make these fun bubble wands. Including some high powered bubbles! $5 per family, info in the ticket link.
This is the cleanest craft there is! We're going to use lots of soap & water to felt some wool.We will make a felted pouch (using a rock) & a felted bar of soap. It's like making them a sweater! Having a bar of felted soap is great! It's like having soap & a washcloth at once. And you felted pouch can hold little treasures!Please register with the ticket link. *This project is not vegan*Outside Art Projects will be held on the east side of the Coventry building around the corner from door #1, Ensemble Theater & Family Connections.There will be room for 6 kids to space themselves out on 3 tables.Tools & materials will not be shared or will be cleaned between users.Kids are welcome to wear a mask. I will wear mine when working closely with someone.Parents are welcome to sit nearby during class. *PLEASE NOTE* Your child must be able to work outside without leaving my area. Your child's skill level should match the project, as closely as possible, as I will be limiting contact with materials between the students & myself. Table space is limited, but if there is room, parents may accompany their child to help. Feel free to text me to find out (917)306-9700... See MoreSee Less
Let's get crafty with some Outside Art Projects!I'll have new projects each week!Outside Art Projects will be done outside the Coventry Children's Center door beside the playground, just past the steps to Lake Erie Ink.There will be room for 6 kids to space themselves out on tables as well as a drop cloth on the ground.Tools & materials will not be shared or will be cleaned between users. Kids are welcome to wear a mask. I will wear mine when working closely with someone.*PLEASE NOTE* Your child must be able to work outside next to the playground without leaving my area. I will not be able to supervise children that leave.Your child's skill level should match the project, as closely as possible, as I will be limiting contact with materials between the students & myself.Please register with the ticket link to secure a limited spot.... See MoreSee Less
