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The Girls Band 2 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 April 8 - 22, 2009 We would like to thank all of our sponsors and encourage our readers to patronize the fine businesses appearing in the North Coast VOICE. Geneva - Luisa’s Mexican Grill in Great place, great food, and a Jam that is presents “The Good Life Singers” Publisher/Editor downtown Geneva hosts a NEW Open surely in the top ten of NE Ohio! performing their “Hit Parade” on Friday Carol Stouder Mic on Wednesday evenings. The session is and Saturday, April 24 & 25 at 7:30 p.m. from 7:00 – 10:00 and hosted by a revolving Cleveland – Brother’s Lounge Every Tickets are $8 adults, $7 seniors. Advance Managing Editors roster of musicians from the area. You will Sunday @ 8:30 p.m. is a Rock and sale tickets will receive a $1 discount. The Sage Satori • Jim Ales hear everything from jazz to blues to country Blues Jam Night with the The Band Of Ashtabula Arts Center, also presents “2009 to folk/rock music here. The restaurant also Brothers , the official house band of Kiwanis Art Scholarship Competition Advertising & features live music on the first Friday of Brothers Lounge. Hosted by Professional Exhibit” On display April 1 through April Marketing Director the month , during dinner hour. Tableside Musicians; Jim “J.R”. Richley (Drums) with 29. Admission is free. Jim Ales entertainment is provided by Manos de Sede , Eric ‘EROC’ Sosinski (Bass), Jim Meese www.artscenternews.com or call (440) 964- a group of strolling Mexican musicians, (Keyboards), and Dwayne Dickman 3396 Staff Writers whose name means “ hands of silk. ” Luisa’s (Guitar). Happy Hour All Day Sunday! Geneva on the Lake – The Sandy Cat Lilly has excellent traditional Mexican food but Brother’s lounge is located at 11609 Detroit Andrea Razavi the menu is diverse and also offers American Chanty (see ad on pg. 10 ) is hosting a Ave. Cleveland rd Sage Satori and vegetarian selections. The cantina Breastfest Benefit on Sunday May 3 features house specials like Coquita (tropical at 3:00 pm Classical entertainment will Contributing Writers Mentor – Jimmy’s Bar & Grill (see ad egg nog) and two kinds of Mexican Sangria. on pg 26) will be rockin on Sunday, begin the afternoon provided by Four Oaks Alex Bevan • Snarp Farkle The bar is full-service, offering Margaritas, April 19 at 3:00 to benefit Hospice of Music School and Wes McLaughlin of Jasper • Patt Bowen Mexican and domestic beers, and a selection the Western Reserve . A great band lineup Subject to Blackout will take the mic with Don Perry • Chad Felton guitar in hand for the remainder of the event. Austin Stouder • Tom Todd of local wines. Luisa’s Mexican Grill, 41 is planned that includes Ted Riser & The Doniella Winchell North Broadway, Geneva. Phone 440-466- Marshall Band, RAMM, Big In There will be beer specials, raffles, and Chef Annette Keys 3324. Japan, TBS and more . A $5.00 donation Patt Bowen will be providing 3 choices of at the door for all this great music and fun pasta dinners for a $25 donation to help find Film Editor Geneva on the Lake - Mar’G’s which goes directly to Hospice. a cure for breast cancer. West Side Steve Restaurant and Lounge (see ad on pg 4) Every other Thursday at 7:00 pm is the ever Ashtabula - The Ashtabula Arts , 2928 West 13 th Street, Ashtabula Sales Account Consultants popular Blue Jazz Jam hosted by Center Cat Lilly • Jim Ales saxophonist/vocalist Don Perry and keyboard player/vocalist Jim Fuller. Musicians travel Media Relations for miles around to take part in this Jam. Carol Stouder Circulation Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman Tim Paratto • Greg Pudder Cheryl Wagner • Martin Kavick 3 . Livewire Ste McCullough • PMK Distribution Dan Gestwicki 4 . What about Jazz? 6 . Wine 101 Graphic Design 8 . Hungry First Monday Linde Graphics Co. (440) 951-2468 9 . 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Snarp Farkle April 8 - 22, 2009 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 By Don Perry 30th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Y ou could search far and wide, and you Children’s Museum, this is truly a festival for would have a hard time finding a more all ages. Now in its 30th year, this showcase April 24th, 8:00 pm - George Benson – An diverse jazz experience than the Tri-C of arts and cultural performances is designed Unforgettable Tribute to Nat King Cole JazzFest. From George Benson’s tribute to to stimulate and educate artists and the Playhouse Sq. Center - Allen Theater Nat King Cole at Playhouse Square, to Joe community. Hunter’s “jazz for kids” at the Cleveland The Shaw High School Marching Band April 25th, 11:am & 2:00 pm - Jazz for will be featured at the “kick off” parade, Kids, featuring Joe Hunter - Cleveland beginning at 5 pm, Thursday, April 23rd at Children’s Museum Tower City. The festival will continue with a 7:30 pm. Buddy Guy with special guest variety of performances and workshops John Scofield - Playhouse Sq. Center - Allen designed to complement the wide array of Theater Family Restaurant & Lounge performing arts programs available at Tri C. These events, many of which are free, feature April 26th, 4:00 pm - Jonathan Batiste OPEN ALL YEAR the talents of many Cleveland area artists. Quintet East Cleveland Public Library ROUND! Many will be performing, others may be 8:00 pm - Sachal Vasandani - NightTown hosting educational seminars, and some will assume both roles. The events will take place April 27th, 7:30 pm - Ernie Krivda and the at the campuses of the Cuyahoga Community Detroit Connection - East Cleveland Public College as well as several other Cleveland library area locations. New to the schedule this year Thurs. April 16 is the Piano Recital Series, featuring April 28th, 8:00 pm - Eddie Baccus, Sr. - internationally acclaimed and rising young Karamu House 7:00-10:00pm stars. Along with the endless supply of Hosted by Don Perry & Jim Fuller talented local artists, there will be April 29th, 12:00pm - Showtime at High appearances by some of the finest names in Noon – Crossing Bridges - Playhouse Sq. Fish Fry on Good Friday the national jazz community. Center – Ohio Theater I have included some of the highlights of See what I mean? This is just a partial April 10th this seasons calendar with this article, but calendar of the events of the first week. For The Friendly trust me, there are many, many more events more information, you can call 216.987.4940 planned than what I have listed. From the or click onto www.tricjazzfest.com . I will Music Store! Easter opening ceremony on April 23rd, into early also continue the calendar in the next issue of May, there will be an incredible array of “What about Jazz”. Sunday performances, tributes E A R T H G A Y E E Y H A T G R A E String Prices T S E and educational April 12th R A G U S Lowest in Town! experiences. 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