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The matter involving the closure of our building and the dispersement of our member nonprofits certainly captured the attention of many this year - the 4th most read article in Collective Arts Network Journal for 2024.
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Looking for some holiday spirit? Be sure to attend this upcoming performance by The Singers' Club of Cleveland on December 17th.
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And here's the final batch of photos of the procession heading back south down Coventry Rd. and ending with Holiday Karaoke at B Side Lounge.
We also want to thank all the Cleveland Heights City Council members who participated in this year's festival - Gail Larsen, Davida Russell, Jim Petras for Cleveland Heights and Tony Cuda. Plus our gratitude to Gather Well Cleveland Heights for spending the day with us, and to Adam Dew, Gabe Schaffer, Jessie Rhinehart and Vivian Portner who captured all sorts of videos and photos of the event - we can't wait to see what they captured!
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And these are the photos of the procession heading North towards Mayfield Rd. (and some love from our friends at Mac's Backs-Books On Coventry).
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And here are photos taken as the procession made its way through the PEACE Arch. Did you know that Heights Arts was the organization that is responsible for creating the PEACE Arch?
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Here are my photos of the procession: www.flickr.com/photos/gypsymags/albums/72177720322604844
What is Coventry PEACE Campus?
When the school district sought to divest itself from the former Coventry Elementary School building in 2017, leaving its future uncertain, the leaders of all the tenant organizations and a broad base of community supporters came together in a grassroots movement to propose ways to preserve and grow the thriving arts, culture and education hub that had organically taken root there. From this effort, the Coventry PEACE Campus came into being. The Coventry P.E.A.C.E. building currently houses a dozen local and regional nonprofits. It is our goal to provide an accessible, sustainable, more efficient, and affordable home for these nonprofits, and to attract new organizations to the building.
