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Winter NEWS and EVENTS for Adults WINTER theupper 2018 news SSMEN A classmen uppercl NEWS AND EVENTS FOR ADULTS JANUARY / FEBRUARY THE MUSICMUSIC SUNDAY SUNDAY Announcing Sunday Music! Twice a month, enjoy free live music concerts by local musicians. Piano, violin, cello, clarinet, guitar, flute and more. Starting this January. See page 21 for details. City of THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS 2 Beachwood Mayor Merle S. Gorden City Council contents WHAT’S INSIDE Council President Martin S. Horwitz 3 ................................ seniors day out 6 ................................ trips 15 ................................ H.E.A.L.T.H.Y. Mayor Merle S. Gorden 16 ................................ lunch bunch Justin Berns 17 ................................ supper club coUNCIL PRESIDENT 18 Martin S. Horwitz ................................ art exhibits city coUNCIL 20 ................................ silver sneakers Justin Berns 20 ................................ red hattitudes Alec Isaacson Melvin Jacobs 21 ................................ music Alec Isaacson Barbara Bellin Janovitz 22 ................................ movies Brian Linick James Pasch COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR FOR INFORMATION Karen A. Carmen Mel Jacobs CITY OF BEACHWOOD ON THE WEB PROGRAM 25325 Fairmount Blvd. www.beachwoodohio.com COORDINATORS Beachwood, Ohio 44122 Shannon Diamond Susan Gordon Merdler PHONE Esther Rutman City Hall 216.464.1070 Barbara Bellin Janovitz Community Services 216.595.3733 ADMINISTRATIVE Beachwood Arts Council 216.595.3400 ASSISTANT Beachwood Historical Society 216.595.3400 Michelle Miller Board of Education 216.464.2600 Chamber of Commerce 216.831.0003 graphic DESIGNER Public Library 216.831.6868 Colleen McHugh Brian Linick Van Line 216.595.3709 Fax 216.292.1976 VAN DRIVERS FOR EMERGENCIES Judy DeFrench - Manager Police and Fire 911 Shelly Drenski Ray Maderka THESE SHOES ARE MEANT FOR WALKING! Phil Stoner Each shoe represents an increase in the amount of mobility James Pasch Sandy Shapiro required. The more shoes....the more walking/movement. City of Beachwood 3 THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS JANUARY SENIORS DAY OUT LUNCHEON JOIN THE Musical CONVersations Thursday, January 18 Ronna Novello and Mayda Rothenberg are a vocal and piano duo featuring the songs of the Great American Songbook -- the timeless Gershwin, Cole Porter and Broadway classics of the 1930's through 1950's. Each of the songs in the repertoire is a classic standard or Broadway show tune that tells a story with a beautiful melody. Come and enjoy a relaxing, upbeat and entertaining show! DATE: Thursday, January 18 WHERE: Beachwood Community Center TIME: 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Blood Pressure Screening 12:00 Noon Doors Open COST: $10 Residents $12 Non-Residents $4 Program Only - 1:00 p.m. Ronna Novello and Mayda Rothenberg (Non-refundable) FORM FOR SDO – JOIN THE Musical conVersations DEADLINE: January 10 or when sold out THURSDAY, January 18 (one form per person may be copied) NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: PHONE #: CELL PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT: EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE #: $ PAID: ACCOUNT #: MC VISA EXP. DATE: CHOICE OF: * Entrees served Gourmet macaroni and cheese with small side salad with beverage and dessert. Turkey salad sandwich on honey whole wheat bun with small side salad SEND BEACHWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES Ronna Novello FORM TO: 25325 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD (216 ) 595-3733 BEACHWOOD, OHIO 44122 City of THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS 4 Beachwood FEBRUARY SENIORS DAY OUT LUNCHEON TRUTH, JUSTICE AND THE CLEVELAND WAY Thursday, THE EARLY WORK OF JERRY SIEGEL & JOE SHUSTER February 15 Two kids from Glenville High School, created the world’s most enduring Superhero. Learn about the original Superman and learn how he was influenced by the boys' lives in Cleveland! Join in as Dennis R. Sutcliffe local historian and master storyteller takes us on an action packed out-of-this-world adventure. DATE: Thursday, February 15 WHERE: Beachwood Community Center TIME: 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Blood Pressure Screening 12:00 Noon Doors Open COST: $10 Residents $12 Non-Residents $4 Program Only - 1:00 p.m. (Non-refundable) DEADLINE: February 7 or when sold out FORM FOR SDO – Truth, JUSTICE AND THE CLEVeland way THURSDAY, February 15 (one form per person may be copied) NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: PHONE #: CELL PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT: EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE #: $ PAID: ACCOUNT #: MC VISA EXP. DATE: CHOICE OF: * Entrees served Chicken chow mein over white rice with spring roll, Vegetable chow mein over white rice beverage and dessert. SEND BEACHWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES FORM TO: 25325 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD (216 ) 595-3733 BEACHWOOD, OHIO 44122 City of Beachwood 5 THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS MARCH SENIORS DAY OUT LUNCHEON Thursday, March 15 Thursday, MUSIC AND THE MOVIES February 15 “Music and the Movies” is an entertaining and informative program featuring memorable songs and interesting stories from classic Hollywood films such as Casablanca, Swing Time, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Brigadoon, Singin’ in the Rain and many more. The program features talented vocalist Eileen Burns and her jazz combo comprised of excellent professional jazz musicians. DATE: Thursday, March 15 WHERE: Beachwood Community Center TIME: 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Blood Pressure Screening 12:00 Noon Doors Open COST: $10 Residents $12 Non-Residents $4 Program Only - 1:00 p.m. (Non-refundable) FORM FOR SDO – MUSIC AND THE MOVIES DEADLINE: March 7 or when sold out THURSDAY, march 15 (one form per person may be copied) NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: PHONE #: CELL PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT: EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE #: $ PAID: ACCOUNT #: MC VISA EXP. DATE: CHOICE OF: Egg salad sandwich on croissant with * Entrees served vegetarian mushroom barley soup with handmade potato chips beverage and dessert. Tuna fish salad sandwich on croissant with vegetarian mushroom barley soup SEND BEACHWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES FORM TO: 25325 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD (216 ) 595-3733 BEACHWOOD, OHIO 44122 City of THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS 6 Beachwood TRIP: TRIP: LOVE NEVER DIES CIM @ HOME CONCERT state theatre KULAS HALL Sunday, January 21 Wednesday, January 24 If you loved The Phantom of the Opera, you’ll be sure to love Tonight’s concert performed by the Cleveland Institute of Love Never Dies. It is 10 years since the Phantom disappeared Music Orchestra will be conducted by from the Paris Opera House and escaped to Coney Island, Carl Topilow and will be a live New York. He's finally found a place for his music. The only broadcast on WCLV 104.9 FM. thing missing is his love, Christine Daae, who is now one of the world’s finest sopranos. In a final bid to win her back, the Phantom lures Christine, her husband and their son to Coney Island...not knowing what is in store. DATE: Sunday, January 21 DATE: Wednesday, January 24 TIME: 12:00 p.m. TIME: 7:15 p.m. Depart from Beachwood Community Ctr. Depart from Beachwood Community Ctr. RETURN: Approximately 4:15 p.m. RETURN: Approximately 11:00 p.m. COST: $85 Residents, $88 Non-Residents COST: $8 Residents, $11 Non-Residents INCLUDES: Performance and Transportation INCLUDES: Performance and Transportation (Driver’s gratuity is not included) (Driver’s gratuity is not included) DEADLINE: January 2 DEADLINE: January 11 FORM FOR loVE NEVER DIES FORM FOR CIM @ HOME concert sunday, January 21 wednesday, January 24 (one form per person may be copied) (one form per person may be copied) NAME: NAME: ADDRESS: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: CITY: ZIP: HOME PHONE #: CELL PHONE #: CELL PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT: PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE #: EMERGENCY CONTACT: $ PAID: EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE #: ACCOUNT #: $ PAID: MC VISA EXP. DATE: ACCOUNT #: I WOULD LIKE TO SIT WITH: MC VISA EXP. DATE: SEND BEACHWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES SEND BEACHWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES FORM TO: 25325 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD (216 ) 595-3733 FORM TO: 25325 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD (216 ) 595-3733 BEACHWOOD, OHIO 44122 BEACHWOOD, OHIO 44122 City of Beachwood 7 THE UPPERCLASSMEN NEWS TRIP: TRIP: THE GERSHWINS IN HOLLYWOOD mARIE AND ROSETTA TEMPLE-Tifereth israel ALLEN theatre Sunday, January 28 Thursday, February 1 The Song is You! hosted by Bill Rudman, Paul Ferguson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe “The Godmother of Rock n’ Roll” members of Cleveland Jazz Orchestra, the Joe Hunter Trio, influenced performers from Elvis to Hendrix. Watch this Vince Mastro and Treva Offutt, tells the story of George story of music history in the making as she plucks prim and Gershwin’s last years. We’ll never know what music George proper Marie Knight from a rival gospel show, and the two might have composed had he not died at the age of 38. What challenge one another on music, life, and The Almighty. This we do know is that in 1937 George and his lyricist brother, story of letting loose, finding your voice, and freeing your Ira, left New York and headed west to Hollywood. They wrote soul is a soaring music-theatre experience chock full of roof- some of the best popular songs of the decade. raising performances. DATE: Sunday, January 28 DATE: Thursday, February 1 TIME: 3:00 p.m. TIME: 12:30 p.m. Depart from Beachwood Community Ctr. Depart from Beachwood Community Ctr. RETURN: Approximately 5:30 p.m. RETURN: Approximately 4:30 p.m. COST: $43 Residents, $45 Non-Residents COST: $57 Residents, $60 Non-Residents INCLUDES: Performance INCLUDES: Performance and Transportation (NO TRANSPORTATION) (Driver’s gratuity is not included) DEADLINE: January 2 DEADLINE: January 7 REFUND: December 29 REFUND: January 2 FORM FOR THE GERSHWINS IN hollywood FORM FOR marie AND Rosetta sunday, January 28 Thursday, february 1 (one form per person may be copied) (one form per person may be copied)
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