November 13“A Year With Frog and Toad”

Magical Theater Company(330) 848-3708

November 8Book signing by David Dye,

author of “The Best of World Café,” 2 p.m.

Barnes & Noble Booksellers(330) 665-5199

November 10Author appearance by Kathleen

Whitmer, authorof “Blue Boo”noon-1 p.m.Blue Heron Bookstore (330) 657-2575

CHARITY EVENTS

November 11Fall Jazz Concert and Wine

Tasting, 3 p.m., featuringJoe Augustine to benefitChildren’s Concert SocietyGuzzetta Recital Hall(330) 972-8301

CHILDREN’S EVENTS

November 10, 17, 24Junior Heron Book Club, noon

Blue Heron Bookstore (330) 657-2575

November 18“American Quilt,” 3 p.m.

Family Series concert by AkronSymphony Orchestrapreconcert activities at 2 p.m.E.J. Thomas PerformingArts Hall, (330) 972-7570

CLASSICAL MUSIC

November 11Sundays at the Elms, 3 p.m.

performed by Akron SymphonyOrchestra musicians

Our Lady of the ElmsChapel, (330) 535-8131

November 17“American Reflections,” 8 p.m

Classic Series Concert by AkronSymphony OrchestraE.J. Thomas PerformingArts Hall, (330) 972-7570

DANCE

November 8Cuyahoga Valley Contra Dance

7 p.m.CVNP, Boston TownshipSchool House (800) 445-9667

November 9-10, 17, 24Ballroom Dancing, 8:30 p.m.

Sherwood Dance Club(330) 864-4484

ON EXHIBIT

This WeekCOG Show

through Nov. 30Artists of Rubber CityGallery, (330) 762-4164

November 920th Anniversary

International Exhibitionthrough Dec. 8Harris-Stanton Gallery(330) 867-7600

November 10Sculpture by Eileen Gross

through Dec. 30reception: Nov. 10, 6-9 p.m.Peninsula Art Academy(330) 657-2248

November 11Oil Paintings by Jack Liberman

through Jan. 3reception: Dec. 9, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.St. Paul's Episcopal ChurchArt Gallery(330) 836-9327

POPULAR MUSIC

November 10, 18Nov. 10: Easy Street Band

9 p.m.Nov. 18: Tommy Shaw and Jack

Blades, 9 p.m.Tangier, (330) 376-7171

November 9, 16Nov. 9: Peggy Coyle Trio

9 p.m.-midnightNov. 16: Gene Fiocca Quartet

9 p.m.-midnightNovo Lounge(330) 920-7530

THEATER

This Week“Greetings!”

through Nov. 17presented by Stow PlayersSilver Springs ParkHeritage Barn(330) 655-6051

“Oh, Coward!” through Nov. 17Coach House Theatre(330) 434-7741

“The Chosen,” through Nov. 25Cleveland Play House(216) 795-7000

“Bug,” through Dec. 2presented by The Bang and

The Clatter Theatre CompanySummit Artspace(330) 606-5317

“Forbidden Broadway:Special Victims Unit”through Dec. 2Hanna Theatre(216) 241-6000

“Irving Berlin’s WhiteChristmas,” through Dec. 31Carousel Dinner Theatre(330) 724-9855

November 16-17“Forever Plaid”

presented by MorrisonPlaymakers Inc.Wadsworth Masonic Temple(330) 416-5937

WORKSHOPS/LECTURES

November 9Cuyahoga Valley Nature Writers

7:30-9:30 p.m.CVNP, Boston Store(330) 657-2909

November 13Fused Glass Ornament Class

6-8:30 p.m.Peninsula Art Academy(330) 657-2248

November 13, 16-17Nov. 13: Drawing workshop

Tuesdays through Dec. 18call for details

Nov. 16-17: Dino Massaroni AllaPrima Workshop9 a.m.-4 p.m.Cuyahoga Valley ArtCenter, (330) 928-8092

• NORTON — The NortonWomen’s Club will host its25th annual Craft Bazaar Nov.10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. atNorton Middle School onSouth Cleveland-MassillonRoad. There will be a bake sale,lunch, crafters and tickets forthe annual quilt raffle. Admis-

sion is $1. For more informa-tion, call (330) 825-0584.

• DOWNTOWN AKRON— The Scottish AmericanSociety will gather Nov. 11from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Akron-Summit County Main BranchLibrary, 60 S. High St. Theprogram meeting will be pre-sented by a member of thelibrary staff and will centeraround “Tracing Your U.K.

Ancestors.” For more infor-mation, call Jim or MargaretFrost at (330) 882-0342. Moreinformation on the society andits activities can be accessedat www.scottishamericansociety.org.

• NORTHWEST AKRON— The MOMS clubs ofAkron and Copley/Fairlawnwill host a Preschool FairNov. 13 from 9:30 to 11:30a.m. at the Northwest FamilyRecreation Center, 1730 Shat-to Ave. Representatives fromup to 20 preschools in WestAkron, Bath, Copley and Fair-lawn will distribute informa-tion and answer questions,according to organizers. Therewill be refreshments andactivities for children. Formore information, call Kim-berly Foster Lynch at (330)864-1175 or Karla Spencer at(330) 865-6703.

• WEST AKRON — TheJunior Women’s Civic Clubwill have an open house to cel-ebrate 61 years of volunteerservice in Akron and sur-rounding communities. Theopen house will take placeNov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at theJudith Resnik CommunityLearning Center, 65 N. Mead-owcroft Drive. The event willprovide advice and informa-tion on club benefits, activitiesand volunteer opportunities.Women interested in joiningthe club are invited to attend.

• NORTH AKRON — ANew Beginning is a socialgroup for widows and widow-ers of all ages that meets forbreakfast and conversationevery Saturday at 8 a.m. atRiverside Kitchen, 610 E.Cuyahoga Falls Ave. For moreinformation, call (330) 929-5430.

AUDITIONS BOOKS BOOKS CLASSICAL MUSIC ON EXHIBIT THEATER

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Come see the Mansion and Wash House transformed for the holidays by local, professional Interior Designers.This is an excellent opportunity to see the latest styles in holiday design while enjoying the season’s spirit!

November 2 – December 22, 2007 Wednesdays through Saturdays 1pm – 4pm

Closed Thanksgiving week

Perkins Stone Mansion465 South Portage Path, Akron

Participating Designers and Charities:Pamela Bayer, Pamela Bayer Interiors, MetroHealthRehabilitation Institute of Ohio and the Jesse BlakeFoundation,

Robin Brechbuhler, Brechbuhler Interior Design Ltd., ofHappy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary,

Susan Kotapish, Marjorie Ranftl, the Humane Society ofGreater Akron,

Janice Mosko, Christy Krainess, Greenbriar Florist, Access,Inc.- an emergency shelter for homeless women and children,

Jennifer McCool, Jennifer McCool Interior Design,NeuroDevelopmental Center at Akron Children’s Hospital,

Winnie Leenaarts, Pam’s Posies, Cystic Fibrosis Center atAkron Children’s Hospital,

Cindy Pastoria, Cindy Pastoria Designs, Akron Children’sHospital,

Jim Pesce, James Pesce Designs, Mental Health America ofSummit County,

Brian Reeder, Reeder Architects & Interior Design, Kiwanis K-Kids,

Diane Blinn, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens,

Lynne Dowling, Libby Upton, Yellow Creek Trading Company,the Alzheimer’s Association.

$7 Adults, $1 child (12 and under)Seniors and groups of 10 or more $5 per adultSCHS members receive 2 tickets free

For more information contact the Summit County Historical Society at 330.535.1120 or visitwww.summithistory.org

40th AnniversaryOpen HouseFriday, November 9

4:00 - 9:00 pm

Wine & CheeseHosted by Owner John (Jack) Johnston

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