Sessions offer parents/students opportunity to learn more about tuition-free online public school
Shayle Worthington looking forward to traveling to Europe and experiencing different cultures this summer
Come prepared to play in a fully-immersive tactile and sensory-based storytime.
Bring your current knitting project,or, if a beginner, a ball of knitting worsted yarn and size 8 or 9 knitting needles.
Part of the Springtime in Paris series.
Join instructor Ruth Butler as she teaches the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qi Gong practice.
Let your imagination take flight! Each month we will discuss a book selection that reflects our global heritage.
Local Storehouses of Life: Protecting Our Natural Plant Heritage
"The Enlightenment Quest and the Art of Happiness: Mastering Life through Higher Power"
At Kids in Harmony, storytime becomes all about listening to music and creating it with our bodies and instruments.
Saturday, March 21, 2015 7:30-9:30 PM Plymouth Church UCC, 2860 Coventry Rd, Shaker Heights, OH
Come learn how to eat healthily, even in late winter!
Bring your ukulele for an evening of strumming, singing, and generally having a good time! All levels welcome, listeners welcome.
Gene Kelly stars as a WWII veteran who is now living as a struggling expatriate painter above a sidewalk café in Paris...
Create your own catapults from everyday items such as popsicle sticks, spoons, and rubber bands.
oin instructor Ruth Butler as she teaches the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qi Gong practice.
Siblings Vanya and Sonia are contentedly discontent to pass into their twilight years sipping coffee and watching for blue herons....
CHUH Schools, Global Cleveland, and US Together partner to present info for refugee and immigrant neighbors.
Kids in grades K-5, ask your favorite adult to be your assistant for a creating paper airplanes and helicopters.
Come learn how to knit or work on a project! Experienced knitters and newcomers are welcome as well as children.
You can tell more about a person by their temperament than shoe size.
Keep our landfills a little lighter by repurposing materials that might otherwise be thrown away.
Are you Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing? Are you interested in learning more about Deaf Culture?
Larry Theurer from the Greater Cleveland Beekeepers Association will present on how to get started keeping bees in your own backyard.
Mondays and Wednesdays, May 4, 6, 11 and 13 from 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. at Hospice of the Western Reserve, 5786 Heisley Road, Mentor, 44060
A world premiere play written and directed by Cleveland Heights resident David Hansen.
Children grades 1-5 are invited to collaborate in the Noble branch workshop!
Jazz Concert
Presenter Mari Keating will define and apply the term "permaculture" into theoretically manageable bites.
Looking for something to do with the whole family? We will be creating art inspired by our favorite French artists at this all-ages event.
Which Came First? The Flower or the Seed? a talk by David Jarzen, Ph.D.,
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Join our lively monthly book club! We will be reading great books, both modern and classic, and partaking in engaging discussions.
Discussion of the novel O Pioneers! by Willa Cather
Images by 11 regional photographers focus on change in Cleveland's urban landscape
Saturday and Sunday, April 18, 19 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at Hospice of the Western Reserve, Room A100, 17876 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland
Caitlin Harwood of Phoenix Coffee shares her expertise on tea, how to prepare it, and its many benefits.
March 14 is National "Save a Spider Day"; we will learn about these wonderful creatures that do such great things for our environment.