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June 9 June 25 & 26 July 22 August 27

One World, Many Stories Princess Tea Party
By royal command: scepter-making, and a review of the tale
the Princess and the Pea by Rachel Isadora. Dress up like your
favorite world princess, dolls and teddy bears welcome. Ages
4-8. Register with Ms. Maria, by calling (216) 623-7039.
Memorial-Nottingham Library, 17109 Lake Shore Blvd., 5:30 p.m.
June 11
Explore Euclid Creek
Have you hiked along Euclid Creek and wondered what ani-
mals live there? Here’s a chance to take a closer look at the
creek and its residential aquatic life. Dip nets provided.
Meet at Highland Picnic Area parking lot, 10–11:30 a.m.
World Wide Knit in Public Day
Meet local knitters, share tips and tricks, and show off your
projects! Explore the library’s vast collection of knitting books.
Collinwood Branch, 856 East 152nd St., 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
AWANA Fair
Games and rides for children ages 6-15.
Good Shepherd Baptist Church, 17822 Euclid Ave., 12 p.m.
June 11 & 12
Feast of St. Anthony Festival
Music & entertainment, plus delicious homemade Italian food.
Saturday: Mass at 4 p.m. Festival, 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Sunday:
Mass with Bishop Pevec at 10:30 a.m., followed by a
neighborhood procession; Festival, 1-8:00 p.m.
Holy Redeemer Church, 15712 Kipling Ave, 216-531-3313
June 12
We Got the Beets!
Yes, Beet Salad with Goat Cheese is delicious, but what else
can you do with them? Come to the Beet Lab, by FreshFork
Market and learn how to make six new beet dishes. $15
17105 Grovewood Ave.., 216-531-4900, 2 p.m.-4 p.m.
June 16-17-18
Beachland Park Neighborhood Street Sale
Find treasures at this community-wide garage sale throughout
the Beachland allotment: Canterbury, Cornwall, Landseer and
Windward, north and south of Lakeshore Blvd.
Various locations, watch for signs. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
June 17
Arts Collinwood’s Member Show Opening
Featuring work by a wide range of local artists.
15601 Waterloo Road, 6-10 p.m.
Exploration Station 1st Anniversary
The state park’s nature center has already been open for one
year! See what’s new, take in some seasonal art, and meet
Cap’n Willie - the Great Lakes Pirate.
CLSP headquarters, 8701 Lakeshore Blvd., • 7-9:00 p.m.
June 18
Bright Star Missionary Baptist Community Day
Free household items, clothes, finger printing, and music.
13028 Shaw Ave., 9:00 a.m-3:00 p.m.
June 20
Lemonade in the Park @ Duggan
Catch up on neighborhood news while the kids busy them-
selves on the playground. Sponsored by Famicos Foundation
Ward 10. Olympia and Euclid Ave., 4-7:00 p.m.
June 22
One Little Red Hen, Many Stories
There are many versions of The Little Red Hen story. Join us
as we read a few versions of the story and make a craft.
Memorial-Nottingham Library, 17109 Lakeshore, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
June 23
Blue Lunch Blues Concert
Part of the East Shore Park Club Music in the Park ’11 Con-
cert Series. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, food &
beverages. Rain or shine!
17213 Dorchester Drive, 7-9:30 p.m. www.bluelunch.com
June 24
Charter Boat Fishing at Wildwood
Head out onto Lake Erie for an evening of perch fishing. Bait
and equipment will be provided. This program is open to fami-
lies, but children must be at least 8 years old. Age 16 and over
must have a valid fishing license. Pre-registration is required,
call (216) 881-8141 ext. 3001. Wildwood Marina. 6:30-9 p.m.
June 25
9th Annual Waterloo Arts Fest Presented by Arts Collinwood
Stroll Waterloo Road and visit more than 30 art vendors,
Cleveland-area food trucks/local eateries, kids area with great
arts activities, interactive public art, street performers, 4 music
stages with more than 20 bands/DJs and lots more including
the local merchants. www.waterlooartsfest.com
Waterloo Road between E. 156th & E. 161st, 12-7 p.m.,
City of Euclid Pond & Garden Tour
Come and view beautiful ponds and gardens that your neigh-
bors have to showcase. Tickets: $5. Call (216) 289-8598 or
purchase at Euclid City Hall or Briardale Greens Golf Course.
Saturday Candle Light Tour 7-11 p.m., Sunday, 1-6 p.m.
June 28
Cleveland Metroparks NatureTracks Mobile Tour
Hop onboard the NatureTracks Mobile Classroom and expand
your knowledge of nature. Join Mario Jackson, Cleveland
Metroparks Education Specialist and learn what you can do to
become closer to the environment!
Memorial-Nottingham Library, 17109 Lake Shore, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
June 29
Lemonade in the Park @ Kenneth Clement School
Catch up on neighborhood news while the kids busy them-
selves on the playground. Sponsored by Famicos Foundation
Ward 10. 14311 Woodworth Road, 4-7:00 p.m.
July 4
Beachland Park’s 91st Annual Fourth-of-July Parade
This year’s theme is “Great Lakes Living.” Steps off from
Windward at 10:30 a.m., proceeds through the park
allotment—Windward, Landseer and Canterbury, ends at the
bandstand with awards ceremony.
Shore Acres Association 4th of July celebration
Wristbands required, cost covers entire day of events. Wrist-
bands $5/person, $25/family. Bicycle/scooter/person decorat-
ing at 10:15 a.m. Parade steps off from Shore Acres lakefront
park, at 11 a.m. Prizes given for decorations and costumes.
Well-behaved dogs welcome. BBQ, raffles, horseshoe compe-
tition for adults, games for all ages.
www.shoreacrescleveland.blogspot.com, 216-692-0216
July 7
Concert at the Park
Hosted by Coronado Beach Association. Please bring your
own blankets/chairs/food etc. as well as a donation for when
the ‘hat’ is passed.
North end of Ingleside and Crestland, 6:30 p.m.
July 9
5th District Neighborhood Police Safety Fair
Enjoy food, fun, music while learning about our police and city
services, county and private agencies. Explore the Cleveland
Fire Department Smoke House. Free.
Dave’s Supermarket 15900 Lakeshore Blvd., 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
July 12
International Play Day
All around the world children love to play games. Travel the globe
to learn about and play games like children from distant lands.
Collinwood Branch Library, 856 East 152nd St., 1-2:00 p.m.
July 13
Bastille Day (one day early) French Beer Dinner
17105 Grovewood Ave., 216-531-4900, 6:30 p.m.
July 15
Art Gallery Opening
Featuring Jack McWhorter; paintings & drawings that derive
from a system of metaphors drawn from physical science.
Arts Collinwood Gallery, 15601 Waterloo Road 6-10 p.m.
July 16
Euclid Beach Blast!
A day-long celebration of Euclid Beach Park’s past, pres-
ent and future through art, recreation, history, food and fun.
Afterparty at Arts Collinwood—free outdoor film and other fun
activities. For more information, call (216) 571-0685, or visit
the Euclid Beach Blast Facebook page.
16250 Lakeshore Blvd. • 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
July 18
Lemonade in the Park @ Groton
Catch up on neighborhood news while the kids busy them-
selves on the climber. Sponsored by Famicos Foundation
Ward 10. Groton Road west of Green, 4-7:00 p.m.
July 19
African Dance and Drum Workshop
Children and young adults, join this Cleveland-based percus-
sion ensemble for authentic traditional dances of West African
cultures, learn the meanings of the dances, and experience
percussion instruments and the meaning of rhythms of coun-
tries lining the coast of West Africa.
Memorial-Nottingham Library, 17109 Lake Shore, 5:30 p.m.
July 21
Alan Greene Band Blues Concert
Part of the East Shore Park Club Music in the Park ’11 Con-
cert Series. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, food &
beverages. Rain or shine!
17213 Dorchester Drive, 7-9:30 p.m., alangreeneband.com
Bats!
Get the lowdown on these high-flying mammals from the bat
detector, do some activities before heading out for an evening
walk to locate bats in the area.
Euclid Beach Pavilion, 8-9:30 p.m.
July 23
She Speaks
Lively ladies-only poetry slam for a cash prize. Café custom-
ers get a chance to vote for their favorites while enjoying their
favorite brew or meal.
15601 Waterloo Road, www.shespeaksup.org
July 23
Dog Hike at Euclid Creek Reservation
Bring your best friend to the park for some exercise and socialization.
We’ll hike the beautiful wooded trails of the Euclid Creek valley. Dogs
must be leashed. Moderate terrain, 1.5-2 mi.
Meet at Highland Picnic Area parking lot, 10-11:30 a.m.
July 26
Hooray for the World
Celebrate the world and its diverse cultures through arts and
crafts, making flags of different countries and sharing your
work in a parade around the library.
Collinwood Branch Library, 856 East 152nd St., 1-2:00 p.m.
July 30-31
New Moon Kundalini Yoga Women’s Retreat
Nurture the Divine Feminine at Awaken Yoga; trance dance,
chant and meditation. Register at www.awakentoyoga.com.
Shore Cultural Centre, 291 E. 222nd St., Room 239
August 4
Joe Novak & Friends Polka Concert
Part of the East Shore Park Club Music in the Park ’11 Con-
cert Series. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, food &
beverages. Rain or shine! www.joenovakandfriends.com
17213 Dorchester Drive, 7-9:30 p.m.
August 5
Dike 14 Evening Hike
Meet at the Cleveland Lakefront State Park office building to
sign in and check out the Exploration Station while we gather
our group before heading out. Please note, ticks may be
present—long pants with socks and sturdy, closed shoes are
recommended. BYOBS: Bring Your Own Bug Spray!
8701 Lakeshore Blvd., • 7-9:00 p.m.
August 6
Summer Spiritual Psychic Fair
Join us for an afternoon of exploring your psychic connections,
see what spiritualism is all about. Free admission; readings $20.
Memorial Spiritual Christian Church, 19204 Pawnee 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
August 12
Evening Canoe
The full sturgeon moon is almost upon us as we explore
Euclid Creek at Wildwood. Pre-registration is required, call
(216) 881-8141. Limit 8 canoes; you must have canoed with
the naturalist in daylight to sign up for this event.
Cleveland Lakefront State Park, Wildwood, 7-9:00 p.m.
Gallery Opening
Let Mark Keffer’s layers of successive improvisations based on
the work of pioneering Ohio modernist William Sommer (1867-
1949) swirl around you. Arts Collinwood Gallery, 6-10 p.m..
August 14
Euclid Doggy Swim
Join us for this fun filled event, dogs only in the pool please!
Proof of license and current vaccination records required for
all dogs. $2/dog Euclid Resident, $4/dog Non-Resident, and
$5.00 per dog for all day of the event. For more information call
the Euclid Recreation Department, 216-289-8114 Option 8.
Roosevelt Pool, 20750 Arbor Avenue, 4-5:30 p.m.
August 18
Scott Hansen and the Champagnes Concert
Part of the East Shore Park Club Music in the Park ’11 Con-
cert Series. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, food &
beverages. Rain or shine! myspace.com/4thechampagnes
17213 Dorchester Drive, 7-9:30 p.m.
August 26
Celebrate Summer at Euclid Creek Reservation
Nature activities and exploration, ending with an outdoor
showing of Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on.
Upper Highland Picnic Area • 6:30-9:00 p.m.
August 27
5th Annual Cliff Schultz Memorial Corn Roast and Cook-off
Celebrate summer with fresh Ohio sweet corn! Test your BBQ
skills against the best backyard and pro chefs or just come to eat.
Coit Road Farmers Market, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Good Shepherd Baptist Church Friendship Fair
Food, Music, & Clothes Giveaway
17822 Euclid Ave., 12-6 p.m.
August 29
Portuguese Wine Dinner @ The Grovewood Tavern
17105 Grovewood Ave., 216-531-4900, at 6:30 p.m.
August 31
NASA in Your Neighborhood
Come and learn about your environment, travel, technology,
and space with our special guest from NASA.
Collinwood Branch Library, 856 East 152nd St., 2:00 p.m.
September 1
Lemonade in the Park @ Groton
Catch up on neighborhood news while the kids busy them-
selves on the playground. Sponsored by Famicos Foundation
Ward 10.
Groton Road west of Green, 4-7:00 p.m.
Victory Highway - Classic Rock Concert
Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, food & beverages.
Rain or shine! Many thanks to lead sponsor DeScenzo Rubbish
Removal for the East Shore Park Club Music in the Park ’11
Concert Series. Family owned & operated for over 50 years
17213 Dorchester Drive, 7-9:30 p.m., www.victoryhwy.com
September 8
Concert at the Park
Coronado Beach Association invites you to the final summer
concert in the pavilion. Please bring your own blankets/chairs/
food etc. as well as a donation for when the ‘hat’ is passed.
North end of Ingleside and Crestland, 6:30 p.m.
September 10
Euclid Creek Stream Cleanup and Bioswale Service Day
Help conserve the nature of our neighborhood at this 3rd an-
nual service day. Friends of Euclid Creek will also be cleaning
the bioswale (fancy name for ‘big rain garden’) so stop by the
marina parking lot to learn about that project. Call (216) 524-
6580 x16 for details. Wildwood parking lot, 9 a.m.-noon
September 14
8th Annual Polka Hall of Fame Slovenian Sausage Fest
See which of our neighborhood shops dances away with
bragging rights for the next year.
Held at SNPJ Farm, Kirtland 1-8 p.m. (440) 974-8075
September 19
Third Annual “Taste of Autumn” Fundraiser
From 6 to 9 p.m. at the Beachland Ballroom; benefit for the
Coit Road Farmers’ Market. www.coitmarket.org
September 25
Remembering the Sights and Sounds of Euclid Beach Park
Come back to Euclid Beach, if only for a day. Tours,
carousel horses, rides on the Thriller Car & Rocket Cars,
Humphrey popcorn balls & Frozen Whip. Free admission.
Euclid Beach, 1-5:00 p.m.
Get the scoop on fall and winter activities at the new rec cen-
ter when it opens at 16500 Lakeshore!
Scan with your favorite QR reader for
more events, and program updates:
Fun for all ages
Explore Shore!
June 3-18, two weeks of FREE classes
for all ages and skill levels! Classes
include everything from pottery to
music and theater, yoga, meditation,
computer animation, photography—
about 36 classes in all, for children,
adults, families. Find the complete list of
the classes at www.shoreculturalcentre.org.
or call (216) 289-8578. 291 East 222nd St.
Summer’s Cool @ Collinwood High
Music lessons, youth basketball league
& lunch program, drumline, boxing, flag
football, swimming, open gym. Fun learn-
ing games, arts and crafts in the Summer Learn-
ing Lab. Ohio Benefit Bank by appointment, call (216)
812-8700. You must register for the program on your
first visit; under 10 should have a guardian with them to
register. Monday-Friday, 12-4 p.m. • June 20-August 12
15210 St. Clair Ave., Use the east entrance

Just for seniors...

Outdoors
The great Paul Alandt Lakeshore Golden Age Center
Open Monday-Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Lunch, cards, and Wii daily. Pinochle, computer classes,
arts & crafts, and lots more, plus day trips to regional attractions. 16600 Lakeshore Blvd., (216) 481-0631
Cleveland Lakefront State Park
Euclid Senior Programs
Reservations and park information, 216-881-8141.
Manager Kathy Will has some fantastic trips planned, that are open to all, day trips to Amish country and a 4-day
Pools
Register in person for Learn to Swim; days, hours vary by site. Euclid Beach A 650-foot beach with shaded picnic areas and a trip to Asheville, NC. For details, call (216) 289-2985.
Wednesday-Sunday, 12-7:30 p.m. from June 18-August 14. Free! scenic observation pier. Lamp posts and park benches keep the feel Break Out Fitness Club
Duggan Pool 1696 Catalpa Road of the “old” Euclid Beach Park. A unique health club catering to the fitness needs of seniors and people with disabilities. Knowledgeable staff,
Grovewood Pool E. 164th & Grovewood Ave.
motivating atmosphere, and a personalized exercise program. Monday-Friday. Euclid Hospital Rehab Center.
Neff Road Pool E. 193rd and Bella Road Villa Angela Beach A 1,000-foot beach from Euclid Beach to the
18901 Lake Shore Blvd., 216-548-5383, 4:30-8:00 p.m.
Tromba Pool Mandalay & Rudyard mouth of Euclid Creek. Sandstone bath house; bike and hiking trails
Plus: Collinwood High Indoor Pool, Monday-Friday from 12-4 p.m. for bird and wildlife watching.

Spray Basin Wildwood Fish Euclid Creek and Lake Erie from many ac- community meetings
RJ Taylor Park: Cool off in a huge water sprinkler when the cess points. A playground and reservable picnic shelter are
Collinwood Homeowners & Tenants Assn. E. 152nd Street Block Watch Ward 11/ Bratenahl Village Democratic Club
temperature is at least 80°. Open seven days a week, 11:00 a.m.- 6:00 available. The concession stand is home to Discovery Dive
Meets first Wednesday of the month, 7 p.m., Fourth Wednesday of the month, 6 p.m. Second Wednesday of every month, Sept.-
p.m., Melville Road off Nottingham. Charters & Tours. Captains Vitas and Marlene Kijauskas pilot
St. Mary’s School, 15519 Holmes Ave. B&M Bar-B-Que, 15116 Lakeshore Blvd. May. 7 p.m.
the Linda Mae, Cleveland’s only head boat fishing charter,
Slovenian Home, 15810 Holmes Ave.
Briardale Greens Golf Course and have two kayaks for rent on a first come first served
Collinwood Nottingham Historical Society Nottingham Civic Club
A player-friendly course that offers a challenges to all levels. basis. (216) 481-5771
Third Thursday of the month, 6:30 p.m. Third Tuesday of every month. 7 p.m. Fifth District Police Community Meeting
Practice greens and newly renovated driving range to polish your St. Mary’s Church Hall, 15519 Holmes Ave. Nottingham United Methodist Church, Third Wednesday, Sept.-June, 7 p.m.
skills. New features include five (5) target greens and brand new Exploration Station This new nature center is located at the
18316 St. Clair Ave. Catch up on safety news with Commander
state-of-the-art tee line. Open 7 a.m. - 9 p.m., 7 days a week. Last park office, 8701 Lakeshore Blvd. 1-4 p.m. most Wednesdays E. 185th Street Block Watch Drummond; discuss security issues or
bucket of range balls sold at 9 p.m. and lights will stay on until 10 p.m. and Saturdays. Second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. Ward 10 Democratic Club quality of life concerns.
24131 Briardale Avenue, east off of Babbitt Road in Euclid, 216-289- Lithuanian Village Hall, 877 East 185th St., Last Friday of every month - 6:30-8:30 p.m. Five Points Community Center,
8574, www.briardalegreens.com Fishing Licenses Rear entrance Call 216-621-9750 for location. 813 E. 152nd St.
$19 for Ohio residents age 16-65; $10 for residents “66 and
Sims Park Disc Golf Course better” Do you have a safety concern? Cleveland Police non-emergency number is (216) 621-1234. For persistent
18-hole course open sunrise to sunset. Free, bring your own disc. Discount Drug Mart: 725 E. 200th Street 216-531-1700 issues, please call the 5th District Community Services Unit at (216) 623-5522. Euclid Police non-emergency, (216) 731-1234
Scorecards and course maps at simsparkdiscgolf.com. Wildwood Marina: 16975 Wildwood Drive 216-481-5771 For emergencies, always dial 911.
NEIGHBORHOOD EATS
Adam’s Place
Open for breakfast and lunch.
681 East 200th St. (216) 531-9681
Americano
Bistro classics with local and seasonal
ingredients, prices that will bring you back.
1 Bratenahl Place, (216) 541-3900
Beach Club Bistro
Gourmet pizzas, seafood, and one of the
region’s largest half-bottle wine lists. 21939
Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 731-7499
Beachland Ballroom
Open until 11 p.m. during shows plus
Saturday/Sunday brunch, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
15711 Waterloo Road, (216) 383-1124
Bistro 185
Ethnic favorites with a twist and multi–
cultural cuisine. www.bistro185.com
991 E. 185th St., (216) 481-9635,
Café at Arts Collinwood
Solstice coffee, pastries, soups,
sandwiches and more. Fine wine and craft
beers. Proceeds benefit arts programs.
15605 Waterloo Road, (216) 571-6587
China One
All of your favorites, including the best
Wonton soup around.
16122 Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 383-8686
Congin’s Italian Drive Thru
Slices from heaven at the corner of St.
Clair. Do not miss homemade lasagna.
18812 Nottingham Road, (216) 481-4585
Corso’s
Iced coffees, smoothies, soups,
sandwiches & salads
818 E. 185th St., (216) 481-8450
Cross Town Land & Sea
17218 Grovewood Ave., (216) 383-8181
Everything & Then Some
16405 Euclid Ave., (216) 531-2000
Famous Gyro George
Amazing gyros plus breakfast, lunch and
dinner. Eat-in or carry out.
19019 Euclid Ave., (216) 738-0800
Fotina’s Family Restaurant
400 E. 156th St., (216) 692-1375
Fresh Catch Seafood
Everything from fish dinner to Cajun lobster
fresh from the ice-filled front case.
564 E. 185th St., (216) 738-0080
Georgio’s Oven Fresh Pizza
Fresh is our middle name
15867 Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 404-0300
Grovewood Tavern
Opens daily at 5 p.m. Patio open every
day, weather permitting.
17105 Grovewood Ave., (216) 531-4900,
Gus’s Diner One Eight Five
797 E. 185th St., (216) 481-8781
Jackie Chen’s Chinese Restaurant
Dine-in or take-out; great lunch specials.
470 E. 152 St., (216) 486.7800
Kim’s Wings
Crispy, mouth-watering wings.
14909 Saint Clair Ave., (216) 681-6644
22382 Lakeshore Blvd., (216) 731-3202
Kristy’s Tavern & Restaurant
Homemade food and a full bar.
434 E. 200th St. (216) 486-4826
Lady Luck Pub & Eatery
19309 Nottingham Road, (216) 531-8102
Lucky’s Restaurant
742 E. 185th St., (216) 486-1222
Marta’s Restaurant & Bar
The finest Czech cuisine since 1995.
800 East 222 St., (216) 731-9596
Messina Pizza & Bakery
1071 Ivanhoe Road, (216) 761-7744
Mickey’s Dairy Treat
Cool treats in the heart of 185th.
778 E. 185th St., (216) 383-8799
Mirabile’s
Old school Italian, great jukebox and full bar.
1025 Ivanhoe Road, (216) 761-8084
Mr. Hero
523 E. 185th St., (216) 486-6900
Muldoon’s Saloon & Eatery
A cheerful Irish pub with a full menu.
1020 E. 185th St., (216) 531-3130
Mz. Mississippi
Family Soul Food
19320 Roseland Ave., (216) 862-3057
The Original Grill
Wings, ribs and arguably the best Polish
Boy in Collinwood.
17406 St. Clair Ave., (216) 383-7500
Papa Joe’s Subs & Pasta
Try the Tuesday pasta specials.
564 E. 200th St., (216) 692-1068
Paragon
Stylish modern bar, classic bistro fare.
21920 Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 731-WINE
Sandy’s Frozen Whip
Serving the original Euclid Beach Park
strawberry custard, burgers and dogs.
17635 Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 531-9400
Scotti’s Italian Eatery Get grillin’
Courtyard dining, with a variety of pizzas
and classic Italian dishes. Azman Quality Meats
882 E. 185th St., (216) 481-8995 The greatest smokies ever to orbit the
earth.
The SS&W Boardwalk 654 E. 185th St. (216) 481-0826
Collinwood’s greatest cheeseburger,
vegetarian friendly too! Josh’s Family Meats
16011 Waterloo Road, (216) 481-0077 Gerber’s farm-raised chicken, outstanding
horseradish pickles.
Villa Rosa Pizza 20068 Lake Shore Blvd. (216) 531-7575
853 E. 185th St., (216) 486-5545
Old World Meats
V’s Gourmet Chicken Express Convenient Sunday/late hours. Excellent
Best chicken in the neighborhood for over all-around selection.
10 years 651 E. 185th Street, (216) 383-1262
15418 Lake Shore Blvd., (216) 738-7000
Raddell’s Sausage Shop
Winners Slovenian Sausage madness, grill it up and
Sports club & grill serving seafood, philly- serve with a side of their homemade kraut.
style sandwiches, wings & more 478 E. 152nd Street, (216) 486-1944
770 E. 185th St., (216) 383-9300
Coit Road Market
Featuring fresh local produce and other Ohio farm products directly from the
farmers. Baked goods, locally-roasted, organic, fair-trade coffee, spices, crafts
and more. www.coitmarket.org
Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. • Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Weekly Happenings Thursdays. . .
On Thursdays from June 16-Au-
gust 11, get to know the nature
Fridays. . . .
Try the Not-Just-Fish Fry that
the ladies of the Slovenian
Exploration Station 1-4 p.m.
from June 25-Aug. 20, stop by
the Exploration Station nature

Youth and family fun!

Arts Collinwood Summer Arts Camp
Monday-Friday, July 11-Aug. 5, from 9 a.m. to noon
Arts and drama based camp or kids ages 6-12.
$200 for the four-week program.
To request a brochure, send an email to a.callahan@
artscollinwood.org or visit www.artscollinwood.org
to download a copy.
Aspinwall Church of God Vacation Bible School
July 20-22, 2011, 7-8:30 p.m.
Limited bus pick up starting at 6:00 p.m.
14627 Aspinwall Ave., (216) 268-0879
Briardale Greens Pee Wee & Junior Golf League
Tuesdays June 14-August 2, 9:45 a.m.
Pee Wee League: Non-competitive, ages 6 to 9.
Junior League: Age 10-17 with previous golfing
experience. More at www.briardalegreens.com
24131 Briardale Avenue, (216) 289-8574,
Bright Star Missionary Baptist VBS
All ages! June 20-24, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
13028 Shaw Ave., (216) 249-5213
Bright Star Missionary Baptist Youth Tent Revival
July 11-15. 13028 Shaw Ave., 7:00 p.m.
City of Cleveland Youth Tennis Program
Ages 7-15 can take free lessons with instructor Phyl-
lis Henry. Monday-Thursday, June 20-Aug. 12. Two
sessions daily: 10:00 a.m.-12 noon, 1-3:00 p.m.
Equipment provided. Register by June 17 by calling
216-812-8700.
Humphrey Park Courts, Grovewood Ave.
A Day with Pythagoras
Explore the navigational and large object movement
of our Viking ancestors. The morning session will fo-
cus on familiar math concepts, and the trigonometry
of Pythagoras to prepare for an afternoon outdoor
lab. For youth entering the 7th, 8th and 9th grades.
$30 per student, includes lunch. Choose June 6, 7
or 8. VASJ Main building
Everlasting Baptist VBS
July 25-29, 6:00-7:35 p.m. All ages.
549 Eddy Road, (216) 681-5189
Euclid Family YMCA Swimming lessons
Monday-Saturday, $50/6-week session
631 Babbitt Road, 216-731-7454
Euclid Family YMCA Gymnastics
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, $50/6-week
session 631 Babbitt Road, 216-731-7454
Girl Scouts
Calling all girls ages 5-17! There’s a Girl Scout Path-
way for you and your friends. Be the girl you want to
be, and make the world a better place.
Join a troop-Make friends, have fun, and earn badges
Join a special interest group-Travel to destinations
near and far or try sailing and rock climbing
Be an independent Girl Scout-Go camping or
participate in community service projects, the arts,
robotics, astronomy, and more.
You decide what works best for
you and your family. Contact Ka-
reemah Darby, kdarby@gsneo.org
or 216-535-7900 for the details.
Good Shepherd Baptist VBS
June 20-24. For children & adults.
Morning Session 10:00 a.m.–Noon;
Evening Session, 6-8:00 p.m.
17822 Euclid Ave., (216) 481-5444
Greater Faith Baptist VBS
For all ages. July 18-22, 6-8:30
p.m. 13816 St. Clair Ave., (216)
835-9721.
Introduction to Woodworking
Tuesdays. . . .
June 27-28, 9:00 a.m.-Noon
An intro to carpentry techniques
and safe use of carpentry tools Enjoy the summer evenings
for 6th 7th and 8th graders with while getting to know the
Industrial Arts Instructor Chuck neighborhood better with the
Martinko. Students will have
choice of a woodworking project
to complete and take home. $35, limit 12 students.
VASJ Tech Building
Jamocha Cultural Arts Summer Camp
Professional instructors and a proven record of all
day fun! Ages 6 to 13, $45.00 per week per child,
discounts for Families. Includes lunch and snack.
To register, call (216) 577-7499 or (216) 326-7351.
Camp runs Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.,
June 20-July 29.
New Life Cathedral • 16200 Euclid Avenue
Lady Vikings Girls Basketball Camp
Intense skills workout; individual and team competi-
tion with head coach Anthony Redding, SJ ‘89 and
former NBA player Stan Kimbrough SJ ‘84. June
13-16, $85 per student, includes T-shirt. Grades
4-6: 9–11:30 a.m. • Grades 7-9: 12-2:30 p.m.
VASJ Gym
Lady Vikings Girls Volleyball Camp
An intensive skills and fundamentals camp with
head coach Mark Royer SJ ’75, Willoughby South
head coach Bill Behrend, SJ ’89 and VASJ assistant
coach Bridget Lynch. June 20-23, $100 before 6/13
or $125 after 6/13, includes T-shirt. Grades 5-7 8:00
a.m.-Noon; Grades 8-9 1-5:00 p.m. VASJ Gym • For
info, call Mark Royer 216-731-5683
North Collinwood Thundercats All-Star Cheer Squad
For ages 5-16. Start date is June 20, from 6-8:00
p.m. Visit cheerlikeus.com for more information.
17625 Grovewood Ave.
One World, Many Stories
Cleveland Public Library Summer Reading Program,
June 6-August 6. Explore the world through stories
and special programs, some of which are listed on
the calendar (over). Stop by your branch for the full
schedule and don’t miss any of the fun!
Sundays . . .
of the neighborhood at Ohio’s Workmen’s Home auxiliary serve center for some hands on fun.
Tuesday Evening Walking only neighborhood state park: up from 3-8:00 p.m. Each week will feature a differ-
Get a taste of Lithuania at Ginta- Club. Pick up a set of North Dinner choices include fish, ent topic and activities. Call for
ras Restaurant’s Sunday buffet, Collinwood Walk Maps free. shrimp, pork chops, & goulash,
Family Nature Adven- details.
featuring homemade specialties Meets at 7:00 p.m. through plus classic sides like home
ture, 10:30 a.m.-12 noon
straight from the Baltic Sea. October. Walks will occur rain or fries, cabbage & noodles, maca-
Meet park naturalist Page Turners Book Club
From 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. shine, but not in thunderstorms. roni & cheese, and polenta.
Carol Ward at the Wildwood 4th Saturday of the month
877 E. 185th St., (216) 531- Weekly raffle to keep us Strudel for dessert. Dine-in or
Pavilion for this junior naturalists Collinwood Branch Library
2131 motivated! Sponsored by the Y/ take-out; strolling musician most
program. Every week will have 856 East 152nd St., Call 216-
Clevelanders in Motion.
Mondays. . . .
a different topic —trees, birds, weeks. 623-6934 for titles.
Call (216) 263-6293. bugs, fish—and activities. Youth 15335 Waterloo Road
Take in a Northeast Cleveland June: Mickey’s Dairy Treat of all ages welcome. Passport to Euclid
Little League game on one July: Arts Collinwood Cafe Euclid Farmer’s Market runs See what the neighborhoods
of the four fields at Humphrey August: Sandy’s Frozen Whip every Friday, June thru October
Passport to Fishing, 1-3:00 of Euclid are all about, on foot!
Park. Games start at 6, the and includes produce from
Wednesdays. . . .
p.m. Meet at Wildwood west Learn about Euclid’s colorful
concession stand is open from many of our local growers as
end parking lot; start with some past and hear updates concern-
6-8:15 p.m. to satisfy all your Every Wednesday night is Jazz well as entertainment. 4-8 p.m.
learning activities before fishing. ing future projects. Meet your
ballpark cravings. Develop a Night at Arts Collinwood in Equipment and bait provided. neighbors, make new friends.
rooting interest, or just enjoy an the Café featuring music by Saturdays . . . 8-9 a.m. $15 Euclid Resident,
evening along the baselines as local jazz greats Alex Schrock, Adventures in Canoeing
Thursdays at Arts Collinwood, $25 Non-Resident. Call 216-
neighbors have since the league Conrad Reeves, Nate Scheible, June 25, July 23 & August 13 at
stop by the cafe for the 289-8114 Option 8, Ask for
was founded in 1951. Through Dave Kasper, Gaetano Letizia 10 a.m. @ Wildwood
Acoustic Showcase. Music Annemarie
June. and more. Music begins at 8 This 2 hour program will start
begins at 8 p.m., full schedule at
p.m. at 15605 Waterloo Road,
www.artscollinwood.org. with basic instruction before
216-692-9500 or www.artscol- 15601 Waterloo Road hitting the water. Limit 8 canoes
linwood.org. per session. Free, but pre-regis-
tration is required. Call 216-881-
8141 ext. 3001.
Sports Ed Girls Basketball Camp Lady Vikings Girls Basketball Camp
Collinwood Branch Library, 856 East 152nd
Intense skills workout; individual and team competi- Intense skills workout; individual and team competi-
Street. Caroline Peak, Youth Services Librarian, (216)
tion with Lady Vikings head coach Anthony Redding tion with head coach Anthony Redding
623-6934
SJ ’89 and former NBA player Stan Kimbrough SJ SJ ‘89 and former NBA player Stan Kimbrough SJ
Memorial-Nottingham Branch, 17109 Lake
’84. June 27-30$85 per student, includes T-shirt. ‘84. June 13-16, $85 per student, includes T-shirt.
Shore Blvd., Ms. Maria, Children’s Librarian, (216)
Limit of 35 students/session. Grades 4-6, 9-11:30 Grades 4-6: 9–11:30 a.m. • Grades 7-9: 12-2:30
623-7039
a.m. • Grades 7-9, 12– 2:30 p.m. VASJ Gym p.m. VASJ Gym
Our Lady of the Lake Art Camp
Sports Ed Football Camp Vikings Boys Basketball Camp
Classes in visual arts and theatre for grades 1-7.
An intensive skills and fundamentals camp for boys An intensive skills and fundamentals camp for boys
June 13-17 from 9-11:30 a.m. Contact Camp Direc-
ages 12-17 with Mac Stephens (NY Jets, Minnesota entering grades 3-9 featuring individual workout
tor Maryanne Hiti at 216-481-5696 or pick up a form in
Vikings, University of Minnesota), John Storey ’59 instruction, team competition and daily motiva-
the rectory on Lakeshore Blvd. at E. 199th Street. Our
Lady of the Lake School, 175 E. 200th St. (VASJ Head Football Coach), Matt Moran (Assistant tional speakers with head coach Babe Kwasniak
Football Coach Lake Catholic), and Salem Simon ’94, coach emeritus Tedd Kwasniak, and assistant
(Northwestern University). July 18-20, from 9:00 coaches Jeremy Holmes and Akeem Hemmingway.
Salvation Army Explore Your World Camp
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. $65. Bring a bag lunch and drink, July 11-14, $100 before 6/13/11 or $125 after
Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Running June
tennis shoes or football cleats. VASJ Football Field 6/13/11. Includes T-shirt. VASJ Gym
20th - August 13th for ages 5-13.
Grades 3-8, 9-11:30 a.m. • Grade 9, 1-3:00 p.m.
This program is designed to provide a safe, engag-
Sports Ed Soccer Camp For Information call or email, Babe Kwasniak
ing and Christ-centered environment for children in
Intense skills workout for boys and girls ages 14 and 440.665.6050 or babekwas@yahoo.com.
the community. Eight weeks, $200/first child, $160/
second child, and $120/third child. Includes, at no under. Individual and team competition with coach
additional cost: math, reading, and science tutoring Ali Kazemaini, former John Carroll University Soccer Viking Football Clinic
to help make the transition to the next grade level; Coach and Cleveland Force Player. July 25-29, from An intensive clinic focusing on fundamentals and
fieldtrips to the zoo, science center, Fairport Harbor, 9–11:30 a.m. $110. VASJ Football Field skills of offense and defense for boys entering
Kalahari, Wagon Trails, Indians game, nature center grades 5-8 with VASJ head football coach John
and county fair; recreation activities, swimming Steve Sanders Stallions Football & Cheer Program Storey SJ ’59 and John Callahan SJ ’84, director
lessons, and arts enrichment; breakfast, lunch and Teaching discipline, responsibility, perseverance, of The Edge. June 17, 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. $35
snack. 17625 Grovewood Ave., 216-692-1388 teamwork and sportsmanship knowing that lessons per student (includes T shirt). Bring a bag lunch and
learned through youth sports will further benefit drink. VASJ Football Field
St. John Nottingham VBS-”Gold Rush” players in their everyday lives. For kids ages 6-13.
June 13-17, 9-11:30 a.m. K-6th grade Contact Jason Gunn, (216) 322-6689.
17403 Nottingham Road, (216) 531-1156
VASJ 2-day Youth Cheerleading Clinic
To register for any programs offered
Sports Ed Basketball Clinics Come to learn cheers, chants, dances, how to stunt,
at Villa Angela-St. Joseph High
Intense skills workout; individual and team competi- and a mini routine! Perform at the first football game
School (VASJ), call (216) 481-8414 or
tion with Lady Vikings head coach Anthony Redding with your VASJ varsity cheerleaders! Pizza Provided
download forms at vasj.com.
SJ ’89 and former NBA player Stan Kimbrough SJ for Lunch! August 20-21, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.,
’84 for girls and boys ages 10-17. VASJ Gym $30, includes lunch, crafts, and a VASJ Cheerlead-
Two-day Clinic: June 17-18, $50. One-day Clinic: ing Tee-shirt! VASJ Gym
June 25, $35. Limit of 35 students per session.
Girls: 9-11:00 a.m. • Boys, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
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