The 26th annual Kennedy Heights Progressive Dinner is right around the corner!, and Saturday night is shaping up to be one of the best Progressive Dinners in recent history!

It's not too late to get your tickets. Contact the community coucil or go online and puchase your ticket at a discount.
We hope to see you there!

Kennedy Heights Candidates Night-In 2009!
October 16th
Friday Night, 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Ballet Tech Cincinnati 6543 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45213
Who's Invited: Mayoral Candidates, Council Candidates, School Board Candidates, Levy representatives, and YOU!
Format: Brief presentations, then Q &A

This is a great opportunity to hear from the candidates, learn about the levies, and to show Kennedy Heights cares about the election! The decisions our elected officials make on City Council and the School Board are important to us! Our Neighborhood Votes! We in Kennedy Heights know how important it is to be informed voters! Don't go to the polls unprepared!
For More information, contact Michelle Dillingham

2009 District A Street Festival →where arts+community meet

WE WILL BE ONE . . .

On October 10, 2009, District A celebrates our 1st birthday and the party's on! District A (not your ordinary art district) is an arts collaborative, a clearinghouse, a catalyst to strengthen community and spur economic development along the Montgomery Road Corridor connecting Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Artists - It's time to send in your Application for our Art Show and Sale!

Business and Community Services - Send in your Exhibitor's Application!

ballet tech cincinnati premieres its 9th Season on Friday, October 9, 2009 at 8PM and Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 2PM and 8PM with the original dance production, The Emerald City, an innovative twist on the L. Frank Baum stories about Dorothy, The Scarecrow, The Tin Man, The Cowardly Lion, The Wizard, Good and Evil Witches and their cohorts, and the People in the Land of Oz, with a lively variety of music, original choreography, pre-professional dance students, professional and community dancers from 5-60+ years in age.

The show will feature multimedia images, colorful sets and costumes in the production that integrates many concepts of the L. Frank Baum stories into a fun, fantastic journey to The Emerald City of Oz. Come out and see why audiences say, "It was wonderful!", "I really appreciated the diversity of the choreography, and the diversity of the dancers", "It was awesome!"

ballet tech cincinnati will present free sneak preview performances for its promotional tour in community venues on Saturday, September 26th at Barnes and Noble Kenwood at 12 noon and Saturday, October 3rd at Findlay Market on the Elm Street side at 12 noon. For more information, 513.841.2822 or ballettechcincinnati.org

TICKETS
Tickets are available now $26; to purchase, call 513.621.ARTS (2787) or go to www.ballettechcincinnati.org or www.cincinnatiarts.org . Enjoy the Arts/START, Senior Group and Family FourPack Discounts available. For more information call 513.841.2822

Every picture tells a story. The concept of art as the gifted story teller drives the theme for this stunning multi-media exhibition featuring some of Cincinnati's finest contemporary artists. The exhibition runs through October 3.

Also, the Kennedy Heights Arts Center is pleased to announce the opening of Click V, our fifth annual photography exhibition on October 10, 2009 from 6 to 8 p.m.

The theme of this year's juried exhibition "Back to Basics" focuses on images of technology, old and new. As the Edsel is to the Smart Car, the hibachi is to outdoor kitchens, or the typewriter is to the iMac, the images explore the origins of today's technology. Click V is presented in conjunction with the American Society of Media Photographer's traveling exhibit, "One & Only Item Show".

"This is one of the most fun shows we have all year. The eclectic ways that each artist finds to photograph the item shows amazing creativity, humor and skill," says Ellen Muse-Lindeman, the center's executive director. "It's a must-see."

Click V also features a solo show by acclaimed photojournalist Gordon Baer and collaborator Michael Bolan titled "Dead Tech: A National Plight". This show is a visual journey about the demise of Cincinnati Milacron. Once an industry giant known worldwide for high-precision metal cutting, Milacron's now abandoned 140-acre habitat tells the personal story of generations of workers left behind. The gallery is open to the public Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors are asked to call 631-4278 for more information. The exhibit runs through November 7. Admission is free.

The residents of the Geier Apartments will be holding a community yard sale on October 3rd. The event will take place outside of the Apartments and next door, at the Cornerstone Baptist Church
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GOLF WITH REDS LEGEND GEORGE FOSTER!
On October 17, 2009 Cincinnati Reds World Champion George Foster will play golf with each foursome as they play the beautiful 8th hole at The Mill Course at Winton Woods. The Nativity Alumni Association is hosting its 3rd Annual "Give Back the Gift" golf outing at 11:00am on Saturday October 17th. The format this year will be a four person scramble.

Register on the new Nativity School website http://school.nativity-cincinnati.org/ or by calling Sister Carren at 531-0720. Check out our sponsors and prizes.

The Kennedy Heights Community Council next meeting will take place Tuesday, October 20th 2009. Come and find out all of the great things happening in our community.

The next meeting of the Board will be held on Tuesday, October 13th, 7:00-9:00p.m., Council's Office

Contact the Kennedy Heights Community Council:
6463 Kennedy Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
513.531-4041
kennedyheights.org
khcc@kennedyheights.org

email: khcc@kennedyheights.org

web: http://www.kennedyheights.org