Events

Don’t miss the Ingenuity Bal: Flights of Fancy! Our annual Bal unites artists, entrepreneurs, & performers in the creation of a unique landscape of music, dance, comestibles & themed enclaves to explore. Boast your best vintage ensemble for this off-kilter gala & fundraiser in support of our 20th anniversary! Tickets start at $35!

Ambassador Networking Event – Whose Job Is it Anyway: A Cleveland Initiative for Education & Community Who: Cleveland Transformation Alliance Date: May 14, 2024 Time: 10:30 am — 12:30 pm Location: 6601 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44103 Register: https://mycleschool.org/events/whosejobisit/

Family Cafe: Education Empowerment Circle-Building Bridges, Bridging Gaps Who: Cleveland Transformation Alliance Date: June 27, 2024 Time: 4:30 pm — 5:30 pm Location: 3545 Fulton Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44109 Register: https://mycleschool.org/events/family-cafe-education-empowerment-circle-building-bridges-bridging-gaps/

On Saturday, July 13th, a team from the US EPA will test soil samples at the Coit Road Farmers Market from 10mAM-1 PM. The Market is located at 15000 Woodworth Rd, near East 152nd and Noble Rd in East Cleveland. Cuyahoga County residents are invited to bring soil samples from yards, gardens, recreation areas, or vacant lots to be tested on-site at no cost. Testing takes about 5 minutes. Testing will be done on a first-come, first-serve basis. Households can bring up to 5 samples. EPA staff will have information on improving garden or play area safety. All results are confidential.   Here’s how to prepare a sample for testing. Step 1: Identify an area of interest (garden, play area, nearby vacant lots) for your soil sample. Step 2: Collect Soil - For a large area, collect soil from 5-10 random spots in that area and combine in a clean container. For a small area, collect soil from 3 random spots. For a garden site, collect soil from the surface down to 6-8 inches deep. For a play area, Collect soil from the surface down to 1-2 inches deep Step 3: Mix soil well in clean container. Step 4: Remove […]

Through dollars from the The Garden Club of Cleveland, Food Strong is teaming up with Refresh Collective for an unforgettable camp experience like no other. Housed at our urban farm at the historic Coit Road Farmers' Market, we will be learning all about agriculture, culinary arts, nutrition, and entrepreneurship. Boom's Pizza will even be feeding us lunch and leading our campers through making pizza right in our onsite pizza oven! In Week 2, campers will be working with Refresh Collective teachers to make their own hip hop music around refreshing their communities through FRESH foods. This camp is free and for people ages 12 to 17.

Legal Aid’s annual summer fundraiser, Jam for Justice, returns on Wednesday, August 21 at The Beachland Ballroom & Tavern in the Waterloo Arts District of Cleveland. The event will include a staggered schedule of bands on two stages for non-stop fun! Doors will open for the August 21 show at 5:00 PM, with the first band taking the stage at 5:20 PM. Event emcees Stephanie Haney (WKYC), DJ Brad Wolfe (Brad Wolfe Law), & Delanté Spencer Thomas (President, Norman S. Minor Bar Association) will keep the party going throughout the evening. Participating bands for 2024 include: Razing the Bar; Faith & Whiskey; Hayden Gilbert and The Ruckus; K.G. Mojo; Luke Lindberg & The Hung Jury; The No Name Band; Out of Order; State Road; Six Sometimes Seven; and new for 2024, The Tortfeasors. These bands are made up of local bench and bar leaders – attorneys, judges, law faculty, and law students who moonlight as musicians and donate their talents to raise money for Legal Aid. The 2024 band schedule includes ten bands on two stages: Tavern Stage: 5:20 - Tortfeasors (* new for 2024! *) 6:00 - State Road 6:40 - K.G. Mojo 7:20 - Hayden Gilbert and The […]