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College Hill Branch Library: Schedule
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Cincinnati Black Theater Company Benefit
Performance of A Tribute to Motown at St. Xavier University
Gallagher Student Center Theater. A pre-show, catered reception will
honor the late Motown artists David Ruffin (lead singer for the
Temptations) and Mary Wells (“First Lady of Motown”), whose families
will be present on their behalf. It will also honor local legend and
King Records icon Philip Paul -- now a spry octogenarian who still
performs and records, who will be there in person. The show features
the songs of great Motown artists in a "foot-tapping,
finger-snapping musical." $35; 6 pm. For information or tickets call
(513) 241-6060.
 Raison
D’etre – “Reason for Being” – and reason enough to be here!
Three women who know their reason for being are coming to share
their pure Kentucky blend (as in vocal.) RAISON D'ETRE, the
award-winning folk trio from Northern Kentucky, will add a little
jive to your java as they perform original tunes, a cappella swing,
and covers of song writers like Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Jesse
Winchester, and Dolly Parton. Their sound has been described by
CITYBEAT as "some of the best three-part harmony singing you'll
likely ever hear." Violet Rae, Vickie and Roberta back themselves
on guitar, banjo, keyboard, and six-string mandolin for an evening
of swinging country folk. They pack the house – better come early!
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The Contemporary Dance Theater presents "A
Soiree to Entertain and Tweak the Brain," part of its the famed
Performance and Time Arts Series. The show will feature modern dance
company MamLuft&Co. Dance; video artists Jerod Sommerfeldt; dancer/
choreographer Colleen Leonardi; and musical theater written and
directed by Andre Catrini. 8 pm; advance tickets $12 ($8 students
and seniors); $15 ($12 students and seniors) at the door. For
information or tickets call (513) 591-1222.
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McAuley High School Girls' Overnight]Pajama
Party. Sixth and seventh-grade girls are invited to a night of
games, snacks, movies and prizes, followed by breakfast. No fee; 9
pm March 12 to 7 am March 13. Optional campus tour for parents on
March 12, from 9-10 p.m. Reservations are required. For reservations
or informatin call 513-681-1800, ext. 2272.
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Cincinnati Black Theater Company's A Tribute
to Motown at St. Xavier University Gallagher Student Center Theater.
This "foot- tapping, finger-snapping musical" celebrates the music
of great Motown Acts, including he Marvalettes, the Vandellas,
Gladys Knight and the Pips, the Jackson Five, and more. Three shows
in one day mean one will fit your schedule! $20; Noon, 4 pm, and 8
pm. For information or tickets call (513) 241-6060.
Greg and Craig are back!
Greg
and Craig bill
themselves as “oldies playing oldies.” In fact, they are
young-at-heart 50-something musicians who grew up with the Beatles,
Motown, British Invasion, and country tunes from the 60's and 70's.
Some of these tunes are kept alive through G and C's
acoustic-guitar-with-percussion renditions. Greg performed in rock
bands in the Oxford and Cincy area during his Miami University
days. He and Craig met through their church's Praise Band. They’ll
give you’re their take on Elvis, Johnny Cash, Marvin Gaye, Hank
Williams and many more favorites.
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College Hill Forum Meeting at the Cincinnati
Recreation Center (Belmont Avenue). This is College Hill's official
civic association -- come be part of local government and learn
what's going on in College Hill. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Business Association meeting, The
Hammond North. Come see what is going on in College Hill -- you do
not need to be a business owner to attend. No fee; 8 am.
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Llanfair Retirement Community Belwood Great
Room (1776 Larch Ave.): Downsizing Seminar. All seniors are invited
to this informative seminar about how to sell your home and stay
organized. Refreshments will be served. No fee; 1:30 - 2:30 pm.
Reservations are required. Call Kimberley at 591-4567 before March
16.
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Troubadours Of Divine
Bliss
Through the years Aim Me Smiley and Renee Ananda have had the
privilege of living the life of true troubadours, traveling the
wondrous expanse of America, Europe & Canada & have been inspired
accordingly. Acoustic music with a streak of old-timer flavor with a
little weirdness, humor & range, sultry narratives, vaudeville
send-ups. Troubadours of Divine Bliss are a duo from Kentucky
brought together by the Universe in 1995, with the vision of being
Troubadours of Divine Bliss, Street Performers who travel around
encouraging Revolution of the Spirit & Courage of the Heart. Aim Me
Smiley, on lead vocals and guitar and Renee Ananda, harmony vocal,
accordion & ukulele
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Those Guys
As always
they'll be rolling out some new tunes so those of you who've been so
loyal won't just hear the same old stuff. Mike got a new
Rickenbacker 12-String for Christmas so they’re anxious to hear how
it sounds in the mix. Some of the Bryds tunes and others may sound a
wee bit more like the originals.
They always pack the house and create
a lively night of entertainment -- great tunes from the 60s, 70s and
80s, and back with the memories, the harmonies and the fun of your
favorite decades.
Garlic Mustard Pulling Party
at LaBoiteaux Woods. Have fun helping remove this invasive plant
from our park! Friendly competitions are encouraged -- bring a team!
No fee; 10:30 am - noon.
Call 452-2909 for more information.
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Llanfair Retirement Community Belwood Great
Room (1776 Larch Ave.): Easing the Move Seminar. Learn what to
expect from a real estate agent, how to make your home marketable,
how to develop a floor plan for your new home, and more. All seniors
are welcome. No fee; 1:30 - 2:30 pm. Reservations are required. Call
Kimberley at
591-4567 before March 16.
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Greg Harper: Folk and
Craic
We’re lucky to have Greg – as regular customer AND performer! Greg’s
concert will feature original music, traditional /contemporary
acoustic music, including songs by: Robt. Burns, Leonard Cohen,
Dylan, Egge, Foster, Kinks, Kristofferson, Lanois, Lightfoot, Old
Blind Dogs, Prine, Reader, Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel, Jerry
Jeff Walker and much more. His
choice of songs, whether ancient, original or recently released, has
always been about human connection in the most universal sense.
Hear Celtic ballads woven in with the modern-day mainstays of the
folk tradition. And, if the feeling’s right, he won’t hesitate to
throw in a bit of Cole Porter or Dean Martin as well.
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Working In Neighborhoods' 27th Annual Run for the
American Dream at Winton Woods Park. This annual fundraiser benefits
WIN, which works in College Hill and surrounding neighborhoods to
increase home ownership. The race includes a 10K run, 5K walk, and
free children's fun run. Awards are given to the winners in each age
group and the top three finishers in each event. Meet at Kestrel
Point starting at 7:30 am. $25 pre-resistrations, $30 day of race
(includes t-shirt and continental breakfast); 9 am. For information
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College Hill Gardeners Meeting, Llanfair
Retirement Community. CHG is a civic association devoted to
improving the community through all things related to gardens.
Speakers, workshops, and outings are scheduled throughout the year,
contact them at collegehillgardeners@cinci.rr.com or call 681-1326
for information.
No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Urban Redevelopment Corp. meeting
at Llanfair Retirement Community's Campus Center. All CHCURC
meetings are open to the public. No fee; 7 pm.
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LaBoiteaux Woods: Photographing Wildflowers
Seminar. Bring a point-and-shoot digital camera and learn about
composition, form lighting, and more. For ages 16 and up. No fee; 1
- 2:30 pm. For information call 542-2909.
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College Hill Forum Meeting at the Cincinnati
Recreation Center (Belmont Avenue). This is College Hill's official
civic association -- come be part of local government and learn
what's going on in College Hill. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Business Association annual meeting, 6110 Building (above Marty's Hops & Vines):
The College Hill Business Association Annual Meeting and Dinner,
featuring keynote speaker will be Timothy E. Johnson, President of
Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. Johnson, a College Hill resident,
will present "Can an Entrepreneur Succeed in College Hill,
Especially in These Economic Times?" Dinner catered by Bacall's
Cafe. $20; 6 pm.
Reservations are due by April 16. Call Karen Hartman at 681-5648 for
information.
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College Hill Gardeners Meeting, Llanfair
Retirement Community. CHG is a civic association devoted to
improving the community through all things related to gardens.
Speakers, workshops, and outings are scheduled throughout the year,
contact them at collegehillgardeners@cinci.rr.com or call 681-1326
for information. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Urban Redevelopment Corp. meeting
at Llanfair Retirement Community's Campus Center. All CHCURC
meetings are open to the public. No fee; 7 pm.
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Cincinnati Black Theater Company's Children's
Company presents The Wiz. For information or tickets call (513)
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Cincinnati Black Theater Company's Children's
Company presents The Wiz. For information or tickets call (513)
241-6060 |
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College Hill Forum Meeting at the Cincinnati
Recreation Center (Belmont Avenue). This is College Hill's official
civic association -- come be part of local government and learn
what's going on in College Hill. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Business Association meeting, The
Hammond North. Come see what is going on in College Hill -- you do
not need to be a business owner to attend. No fee; 8 am.
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College Hill Gardeners Meeting, Llanfair
Retirement Community. CHG is a civic association devoted to
improving the community through all things related to gardens.
Speakers, workshops, and outings are scheduled throughout the year,
contact them at collegehillgardeners@cinci.rr.com or call 681-1326
for information. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Urban Redevelopment Corp. meeting
at Llanfair Retirement Community's Campus Center. All CHCURC
meetings are open to the public. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Forum Meeting at the Cincinnati
Recreation Center (Belmont Avenue). This is College Hill's official
civic association -- come be part of local government and learn
what's going on in College Hill. No fee; 7 pm.
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College Hill Business Association meeting, The
Hammond North. Come see what is going on in College Hill -- you do
not need to be a business owner to attend. No fee; 8 am
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