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Times: 12:00pm
Email: Cleveland-events@ohioevenfinder.com
Phone: 440-632-1538

Address:
9465 Kinsman Rd
Russell Twp OH

Description:
The West Wood nature Center. Explore the hidden secrets of wildlife that is active in the dark, at this interactive exhibit, fun for all ages. Free

Times: 10:00 a.m. - 05:00 p.m.
Email: Cleveland-events@ohioevenfinder.com
Phone: 440-516-8368

Address:
6111 Landerhaven Drive
Mayfield Heights, OH OH

Description:
One of the nicest art and fine craft shows around! Over 80 artists, featuring Cleveland's own, Hector Vega! Live holiday music by pianist and recording artist Rita Lavelle Struik. This one-day event is Sunday, November 23,2008 from 10am to 5pm. Door admission and basket raffle benefits the "Drew's Beads" program at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital. This special program honors the brave courage of pediatric patients battling their cancer. For more details, check the show website at www.giftsfromtheheartboutique.com or email Michele Kline at giftsfromtheheartboutique@yahoo.com. Receive 1.00 off admission with this notice!

Times: 11:00 a.m. - 06:00 p.m.
Email: Cleveland-events@ohioevenfinder.com
Phone: 216-421-8671

Address:
8501 Carnegie Ave
Cleveland OH

Description:
"...50 fine artisans from across the region and the United States will gather in one glorious spot and offer up some of the most innovative, grab-you-girlfriend's arm-and-gasp creations available east of the Mississippi" --Andrea Simakis, Plain Dealer, November 2007 We couldn't have said it better ourselves. MOCA Cleveland + Heidi Lingg= the coolest holiday shopping experience in town, would you expect any less You won't want to miss your favorite returning artists, a crop of amazing new talent, and some spectacular event additions. Preview Reception Friday, November 21 4:30-9pm MOCA Members Free General admission $5 Saturday, November 22 11am-6pm Free and open to all

Times: 6:00-9:00pm

Address:
333 Broad St
Elyria OH

Description:
Almost one dozen venues throughout Elyria will host artists from all over Northeast Ohio. Make your way through town enjoying the fine art and talent this area has to offer! Most venues will offer free snacks and beverages to nibble on during your journey. The following are some of the venues that you will be visiting along the Crawl: The Ballroom Dance Place Stewart Advertising Flowers by Sharon Jim's Coffee Shop Fundak's Art Corner Claydog Pottery Decorative Painting Partners Artists are needed! Please contact Megan Rowe at 440-323-3007 if your are an artist interested in reserving space."

Times: 01:00 p.m. - 05:00 p.m.
Email: Cleveland-events@ohioevenfinder.com
Phone: (216) 227-9507

Address:
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood OH

Description:
On view through November 1, this exhibition in collaboration with the Zanesville Art Center and the Bowling Green State University Fine Arts Center Galleries features the work of famed Cleveland School ceramicist, Charles Lakofsky. Excerpted from catalog essay by Mark Bassett: Lakofsky's studio ceramics won numerous awards, and examples can be found in over twenty public collections, including the Art Galleries of Bowling Green State University, the Butler Institute of American Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Everson Museum of Art, the Museum of Arts and Design, the Smithsonian Institution, the Western Reserve Historical Society, the Wichita Art Association, and the Zanesville Art Center. A Cleveland native born in 1922, Lakofsky began his art education at West Technical High School, a school he chose because it offered coursework in art. Formal training then followed at the Cleveland School of Art, where Viktor Schreckengost was one of several noteworthy teachers and role models. In 1944, Lakofsky earned an art school diploma and also won an Agnes Gund traveling scholarship, enabling him to attend Alfred University, where at first he expected to concentrate on ceramic engineering. Instead, he fell in love with studio pottery-and kept that focus throughout his career. At the Cleveland Museum of Art, Lakofsky was a regular exhibitor at the annual May Show, just one indication that he considered himself a member of the Cleveland School long after settling in Bowling Green, 25 miles south of Toledo in northwest Ohio.