The Kennedy Heights Community Council is proud to bring the community a FREE outdoor movie night on Saturday August 28 at the entrance to Drake Park. The movie this year will be the Academy Award winning animated film “Up”.

The Movie will begin at dusk (around 8:30-8:45 pm) on a giant inflatable screen and there will be cartoons shown prior to the stare of the movie. There will also be concessions for sale so you can enjoy popcorn with your movie! Last year we had around 75 people attend and it would be great if we could double that number this year.

There’s plenty of room on the lawn to bring your family, your neighbors and your friends! And did we mention it’s FREE? A big Thank You goes out to Michele Dragga and Cincinnati Parks for coordinating this event for us! Bring the family and a blanket or lawn chair to enjoy the last days of summer in one of Kennedy Heights’ beautiful parks.

We will begin the evening together at 5:30 on Saturday, September 25, 2010 with wonderful appetizers. When you arrive you will be greeted with great food, music, and drinks and will register for the next stop which will be dinner at a host family’s home. Each host family will have between 6-12 people at their home for dinner. The small number allows for great conversation and a fantastic opportunity to get to know a few people/neighbors a little better. Following dinner, everyone will get back together at The Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church for homemade desserts and even a silent auction!

This is The Kennedy Heights Community Council's biggest fundraiser of the year. Tickets are $25 per person and include all you can eat and drink, or until everything is gone. The silent auction will include gift certificates, gift baskets, and much, much more!!!!

If you would like to serve as a host/hostess at your home for dinner, please contact Lydia Morgan at 631-7289 or lydiajm@fuse.net. If you would like to donate a dessert, make a donation for the silent auction, reserve tickets or for more information on the event, please contact Natalie Boyer at 324-6534 or Natalie@kennedyheights.org. Tickets can also be purchased through any Board Member, through Bob Kamp or via PayPal

Touch

Artist Brenda Tarbell has created a series of ceramic sculptures for the garden with surface textures and openings inviting sensitive exploration. This work, which was partially funded by an Individual Artist's Grant from the City of Cincinnati, is the centerpiece of a new exhibit entitled Touch.

The exhibition also features other works drawing influence from nature through organic forms and textures, including: drawings and paintings by Claire Darley and Rebecca Nebert, small metal sculptures by Lisa Wilson and installations by Rebecca Nava. This part of the show was curated by Anissa Lewis. The show continues through September 25.

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