Loveland Magazine

Events at Julian's Deli in Historic Downtown Loveland

Dear Loveland Magazine Readers,

Julian's Deli & Spirits at 200 West Loveland Avenue will be featuring a live performance by singer and guitartist Mark Hundley Saturday May 19 from 2 til 5 PM. On Sunday

May 20 we will host a free puppet show at 2 PM followed by a meet the puppets and puppeteer at 2:30 PM ( Download Julians_2012_poster).

On May 20 Cincinnati's favorite cajun, New Orleans style jazz, gypsy band, Lagniappe, will perform beginning from 4 PM until 7PM.

We will be grilling hamburgers, metts and brats from noon to 8 PM both days (and every weekend throughout the summer).
 
Julian's now has cornhole in our back patio area. Anybody interested in starting a tournament?
 
Please feel free to spread the word and thank you for your support.

Robert and Julie

"Audubon's River" Art Exhibit by DeVere Burt

The Greater Milford Area Historical Society will present "Audubon's River" an art exhibit, sale and presentation featuring Cincinnati and National Artist, DeVere Burt.

All events will be held at The Gallery at River HIlls, River Hills Christian Church 6300 Price Rd.

• Art Exhibit and Sale: May 10-June 17.
• Artist's Reception and Presentation- May 18.
• Final Art Walk Through- June 17.

More information can be found at www.milfordhistory.net

Vintage Collections Super Sale @ Milford Library

The Milford-Miami Twp. Branch Library is hosting a special book sale on May 19, 10 AM to 4 PM and Monday, May 21, 3 PM to 7:45 PM..

The sale will feature a mix of old, semi-rare, specialty items, signed books, vintage paperbacks and magazines, comics, modern books, DVDs and CDs (especially classical).

All of the items for sale have been donated to the library. None were purchased with library funds or were originally part of the library collection.
 
Milford-Miami Twp. Branch Library
1099 State Route 131
Milford, OH  45150
513-248-0700
www.clermontlibrary.org<http://www.clermontlibrary.org>

Obama Becomes First US President to Publicly Support Same-Sex Marriage

Obama is first US president to support gay marriage publicly
Says his perception has evolved over the years
Obama says his family is an influential factor in his perception

WASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama has backed same-sex marriage in a move hailed by Democrats, gay rights activists and others as the one that will be a point of reference for civil rights in America.  READ ON AT OHIO STANDARD.COM...

Featured Loveland Area Event: Art + Accordions = Mom

 

Mom's Day Eve a coming

 

Loveland, Ohio - Saturday, May 12 (Moms Day Eve) is Second Saturday Open Studios at the Loveland Artist Studios on Main. In their continuing effort to stir something new up for Loveland's cultural art experiences, this month they offer you a chance to be slow cool with Squeeze Play - Cincinnati's Big Accordion Band.

Art + Accordions = Mom? What's that... Come again?

"Go dance, you supafly Mum!"

"Squeeze out a few sets?"

"Hey Mum, wanna go to the Studios and squeeze out a few according sets?"

Art plus Accordions, equal Mom, and the added bonus of meeting 30 artists in their studios and a unique Main Gallery display.

Yes, to celebrate Moms.

Or, your main squeeze.

Plenty of art, jewelry, etc., to buy Mom.

And, where else are you gonna go in Loveland on Mom's Day Eve to whirl her around a wooden dance floor in an ole public school building to live accordion squeezings? Mum just might teach ya some new moves.

 

Lest mentioning some other important details... Pretzels and Cold Beer to warm mum's heart.

The Loveland Artists Studios on Main is at 529 Main Street, near the Loveland Post Office.

Purchased by Shawn and Chandra Custis in 2005, it was originally slated to be an antique mall. But when they were approached by a local glass artist with a big idea for art studios, they were sold on the idea of creating a sort of art colony; a place where art would be created and where the public could visit the studios, browse the gallery, and learn about art.

About Squeeze Play...

Squeeze Play was formed in January 1991 with the goal of being the biggest accordion band in the region. Our first big performance was the Zinzinnati Oktoberfest in September 1992. And we have been invited to play at every Oktoberfest since then. We have also occasionally performed with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra.

Squeeze Play performs for audiences at many civic dances, church festivals, and retirement centers. We entertain with “happy-feet music” and audience participation.

We are about the size of a big band, except that many of us play accordion.  Yet our players are versatile, giving us the traditional big band sound with saxes, clarinets, flutes, brass, guitars, and keyboard.  Because of this versatility, we can perform not only big band music, but many other styles; 50’s and 60’s tunes, great Broadway Medleys, memorable Movie Themes, and lots more.  And when the accordions are strapped on, we perform polkas and other ethnic tunes as they should be authentically played.  So our programs always have a wide variety of musical styles, with tunes that will please everyone in the crowd.

 

Loveland City Manager Reacts to Not Getting Montgomery Job

Loveland, Ohio - On March 30, in his "Weekly Update" to City Council and staff, Loveland City Manager, Thomas Carroll wrote about making the cut to the four finalists for the position he had applied for to be the next city manager of Montgomery, Ohio. This past Monday, Montgomery City Council hired Wayne S. Davis to be their new City Manager. (City of Montgomery Appoints Wayne S. Davis City Manager).

Below is what Carroll said last March:

The City of Montgomery has confirmed that I am one of four finalists for the City Manager position in that community.  They will conduct an interview and assessment center process in late April, tentatively scheduled for April 23rd.  In my cover letter, I communicated to the Montgomery City Council that this is the only position I have applied for in six years as City Manager and it is the only position in the only community I would consider leaving Loveland to accept.  Obviously, Montgomery is a premier community and it is an honor to be considered there.  I have also started to reflect very deeply about just how premier the City of Loveland community and organization is as I have contemplated the possibility of a move from the community which I have called home almost a quarter of my life.  I will keep everyone informed as this process unfolds, and I appreciate the warm well wishes so many have offered to me, and perhaps I appreciate the half-hearted well wishes even more.

This past Monday, Carroll sent the following E-mail to City Council announcing that he didn't get the Montgomery position.

Subject: Staying in Loveland

Dear Council:

Just a quick note to let you know that the City of Montgomery offered the City Manager position to their internal candidate, my good friend Wayne Davis. Wayne will do a great job for them and I am truly very happy for him. Wayne has been in the City of Montgomery for 11 years, first as Finance Director and then as Assistant City Manager. Wayne has served as Acting City Manager over the last six months and did very well in that role.

I was honored to be part of their process and I learned a few things throughout the process. One of the things which I "learned" is that we have a great organization here at the City of Loveland and I would stack our organization up against any of them, including the City of Montgomery. I put "learned" in quotes because I already knew this, but it was eye-opening to have this fact driven home so thoroughly and completely.

While my ego wishes I had had an offer, my heart is quite relieved to not have to make a choice. I never considered myself to be on the job market or looking-similar high quality city manager positions in Wyoming, Dublin and Upper Arlington have come open in the last eighteen months with nary a glance from me-and now am relieved to be able to simply redouble my efforts here at the City of Loveland.

As you all know quite well, we have no shortage of challenges. There is an important tax increase issue on the ballot in November which will determine the shape of our organization and the services we are able to provide. We have a water tower to build. We have to hire a permanent Finance Director and get him or her up to speed to continue the significant improvements we have already been making over the last six months. Loveland Station needs attention to make it happen. We have a couple of churches to save or demolish, and either path will have controversy. We have water lines to replace. We have to find ways to continuously trim our costs and save money. So, we have lots of challenges which I am eager to take on with all of you.

Thanks for all your support along the way.

Tom

Loveland High School Spring Sports Signing Ceremony

Loveland, Ohio - On May 5, Loveland High School Athletic Director, Jeff Zidron introduced the Tiger athletes who have recently signed to play sports at the collegiate level. This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO is the ceremony held in the media room at Loveland High School.

The atheletes are:

JACOB ALTEN is the son of  Leah and Ed Alten.  Jacob has wrestled for  3 years and  LHS where he has achieved FAVC All-Academic.  Jacob is a 2 year varsity football player who was part of the MVP Offensive line this past year.  As captain of the football team he is both an All Conference and All Academic recipient.    Jacob has a 3.0 GPA and plans to play football at Carthage College. 

BRYAN CALLAHAN is the son of Denise and Jim Callahan.  Bryan is a two year varsity football player where he has achieved FAVC All-Academic.  He is also a recipient of the Tiger Award for his efforts during the 2011 season.  Bryan has a 3.4 GPA and plans to play football at Ohio Northern University to play football and study engineering.

LOGAN CORNETT is the son of Karen and Don Cornett.  Logan is a two year varsity football player.   Logan is president of student council, student representative to LCSD board of education and is a member of Link Crew and My Voice My Choice.  Logan has a 3.6 GPA and is a recipient of the FAVC All Academic award.  He plans to attend Centre College to play football majoring in International studies.

ASHLEY FREES is the daughter of Mary and Joe Frees.  This is Ashley’s 4th year to play on the varsity softball team where she has achieved two time 2nd team all-conference recipient.  Ashley is a member of Link Crew, start club and partner’s club.   She is a recipient of the FAVC All Academic award and has a 3.4 GPA.  She will be attending Transylvania University to play softball and study civil engineering.

CHARLIE HEYOB is the son of  Maria and Andy Heyob.  Charlie’s is a 3 year vasrtiy wrestler.  He has achieved 1st team all-conference, was district qualifier and named team captain.  Charlie has a 4.0 GPA and has received the All FAVC Academic award.  He plans to wrestle at the College of Mount St. Joseph.

AUSTIN KLUEH  is the son of Christine and Doug Klueh.  Austin is a 4 year vasrsity soccer player being anmed captain twice.  He is a 3 time 1st team all-conference recipient, two time all city winner and this past year was named 1st team All State.     Austin is also a member of partner’s club and Link Crew.  Austin has a 3.4 GPA and is a recipient of the All FAVC Academic award.  Austin plans to pursue a degree in business at Cincinnati State University and play soccer.

MITCH LENDENSKI the son of Chris and Eddie Lendenski.  Mitch is a two year varsity baseball player.  He is one of the leading hitters on the 2012 baseball squad which plays in the conference championship game tomorrow.   Mitch plans to play baseball and study business at Shawnee State University.

JACOB MEYER is the son of Debbie and Rudy Meyer.  Jacob is a 2 year varsity football and baseball player.    He was named a 2nd team All FAVC player while also being a recipient of the FAVC All Academic Award.    Jacob’s will attend the  College of Mount St. Joseph where he will also play football.

HALEY SHUEMAKE is the daughter of Tina and Dwayne Shuemake.  Haley is a 4 year varsity softball player.   She is a 3 year All FAVC recipient having broke LHS all-time homerun record.  She was the 2011 softball MVP.  Haley is also a FAVC All Academic winner.  Haley will play softball at Thomas More College while studying to be a medical technologist.

TARA SPENCER is the daughter Terri and Eric Bean.  This is Tara’s 4th year on varsity softball.  Tara broke the single season stolen base record in 2010 with 25 stolen bases.   Tara also participates in gymnastics where she was recently named honorable mention All City.  Tara has achieved FAVC All-academic, LHS high honors.  Tara is a member of the drama and partner’s clubs.  Tara has a 4.333 GPA and is a National Honor Society member.  Tara plans to major in exercise science to become an occupational therapist for handicapped children at the University of Mount Union in Canton Ohio and play softball.

SAM TIMMERMAN is the son of Jennifer and Dan Timmerman.  Sam’s is an All FAVC recipient and has been named All FAVC and has earned the Most Valuable Pitcher award his sophomore and junior years at LHS.  Sam plans to play baseball at Muskingum University.  

JON TRELOAR is the son of Pam and Scott Treloar.  This is Jon’s 2nd yr on the varsity football team, this past year he was named 1st Team All FAVC kicker.    Jon is also a 3 year varsity tennis player where he has also been named to the All FAVC team.  Jon has a 3.8 GPA and has received the All FAVC Academic award.  He plans to study business finance and play football at Butler University.

 

Whistle Stop Clay Works Classes

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Charles Schebor Wins Silver in SkillsUSA Competition

Charles Schebor of Loveland came home with a a silver medal in the Heavy Equipment event from the SkillsUSA competition after testing his skills against other top students in Ohio. 

Schebor is a student in the Heavy Equipment program at Live Oaks Career Campus. Shebor will graduate from Loveland High School in June.

More than 300,000 students and advisors join SkillsUSA annually, organized into more than 17,000 sections and 54 state and territorial associations. 

SkillsUSA's mission is to "Help its members become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens."

Schebor has enlisted in the U.S. Marines and will report for basic training this summer.

Clermont Honors Hometown Heroes at Wednesday Medals Ceremony

Honored during the May 9, 2012 medals presentation ceremony were (from left to right) Tommie Bixler of Goshen (Vietnam), Alfred Harmon of Milford (WW II), Ronald Pottorf of Milford (Vietnam), and Michael Hensgen of Amelia (Vietnam)

93-year-old World War II Air Force veteran Alfred Harmon of Milford said it was the best surprise he has ever had.  “I didn’t know my family was bringing me here today to be honored,” he said.  “Isn’t this wonderful?”  Harmon, who will turn 94 in a few weeks, was one of four veterans honored by the Clermont County Veterans’ Service Commission (VSC) during a ceremony in Batavia on Wednesday, May 9, 2012.  The veterans were presented with medals they earned during military service to their country, but never received.  Harmon received the European African Middle Eastern Campaign medal with four bronze stars, American Theatre ribbon, and Good Conduct medal.  “You don’t know how much longer you’ve got when you are my age,” he said.  “Thank you for coming out and for this recognition.”

In addition to Harmon, three Vietnam War veterans were also honored.  Ohio Military Hall of Fame for Valor inductee Michael Hensgen of Amelia, received the National Defense Service medal, Vietnam Service medal, Bronze star with a “V” device, and the Air Force Good Conduct medal with an oak leaf cluster.  Airman First Class Hensgen was inducted into the Hall of Fame for heroism while engaged in ground operations against the enemy at the Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Vietnam in 1968.  Hensgen fired repeatedly on a well armed hostile force of 600 men, and after a lack of ammunition forced him to withdraw, he obtained a new supply and continued to inflict heavy losses on the enemy.

Tommie Bixler of Goshen, who served with the Navy, received the National Defense Service medal, Navy Expert Rifle badge, and the Good Conduct medal.  Ronald Pottorf of Milford, who served with the Marine Corps, received the National Defense Service medal, Vietnam Service medal with a bronze star, and Vietnam Campaign medal.

“We are here today to honor our hometown heroes,” said Clermont VSC President Bob Derr.  “If it wasn’t for these brave men here today, our great country would not be what it is today.  Thank you all for your service.”

Edgiest From Loveland Magazine Poetry Slam

 

Hannalee Goldman reading her poem, Heartpads

 

There's this piece of the body...

Loveland, Ohio - This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO is from the Loveland Magazine "What did you say..." Poetry Slam for area high school students held on April 14.

The poetry was read at the Loveland Magazine TV Studios in the Loveland Artists Studios on Main.

$500 in cold hard cash and Award Certificates were passed out for first, second, and third place winners in three categories: Loveland/Romance, Edgiest, and Humor.

This video is the poetry read in the Edgiest category, including the prize winners.

First Place winner was Hannalee Goldman for her poem "Heartpads" (Read the Poem -  Download Heartpads by Hannalee Goldman © 2012).

Second Place was awarded to Olivia DeMumbrum for her poem, "Away We Go" (Read the Poem - Download Away We Go).

Third Place was awarded to Jessis Michelle Haskamp for her poem, "Candles" (Read the Poem - Download Candles”).

Watch the video of the Love/Romance Category HERE.

Watch the video: Poetry Slam's: Tim You're a Tool and other Humor HERE

Watch video of guest judges reading their poetry HERE

You can read more about the Poetry Slam, and watch the videos of the introductions of the three guest Judges. The judges also talked to the young poets about their writing, and read a piece of their own work. Videos From $500 Poetry Slam

 

Alex Bunk and Team 4530 "Infinite Resistance" Finish 7th in World Robotics Championship

Talking with team from Taiwan (Loveland HS freshman Alex Bunk far left with military hat).

Alex Bunk, a Freshman at Loveland High School competed in the First Tech Challenge World Robotics Tournament that was held in St. Louis, Missouri at the Edward Jones Dome. Teams from each of the 50 states and around the world competed for the World Championship title, including teams from China, Russia, the Netherlands, Canada, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Romania, Australia, India and South Korea making it a true world event.
 
Team 4530 "Infinite Resistance" composed of students from Loveland, Lakota,  Mason and Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy schools competed in the event.  In only their second year as a team, Infinite Resistance placed 7th out of 128 teams at the world competition.  In addition team 4530, Infinite Resistance held the world record score of 788 points for two days along with their alliance partner team 3705 "Porthal", from Anchorage Alaska only to have it broken during the very last round by teams 4997, "Masquerade" from Tampa Florida and team 4444, "Whitefield Academy" from Louisville, Kentucky with a high score of 869.

Team 4530 members:

• Lakota - Eric Ambrus, Ryan Fisher, Isabelle Tessier, Alexandre Tessier, Frederick Tessier, John Trygier
• Loveland - Alex Bunk
• Mason - Nick Zhao
• CHCA -  Kyle Fisher

Nicholas Hayden Graduates From Air Force Basic Training

Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Nicholas M. Hayden graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.

Hayden completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.

Hayden is the son of Victoria and Mark Hayden of Stony Creek Court, Loveland.

He is a 2011 graduate of Kings High School, Kings Mills.

LIFE Food Pantry Need Your Donations

This week the LIFE food pantry is in need of "extras" such as crackers,
jelly, mustard, snacks, mayonnaise, and ketchup. Additionally, they need personal
care items including bar soap, shampoo, laundry detergent, fabric softener,
cleaning supplies and dishwashing liquid.

The LIFE food pantry, located at 101 S. Lebanon Rd, Loveland.

School Offers Three Weeks of Summer Camp Fun

 by Bonnie McNett

 

Omar Atwan holds a Carolina Chickadee at "Cardinals, Sparrows, and Jays" Camp. The song bird was caught in a nearly invisible mist nest, carefully weighed, measured, banded, and released unharmed. The camp, held by Children's Meeting House Montessori School in Loveland, runs the week of July 16.

Children's Meeting House Montessori School is offering three exciting weeks of summer camps for pre-K through 6th grade children.  Camps run the weeks of July 9, July 16, and July 23 with themes that include yoga and music, pottery, dinosaurs, cooking and food preparation, hiking and bird watching, and many more.  There are 17 camp choices and campers can choose from different morning and afternoon themes for a customized summer experience.

All camps are lead by specially trained Montessori teachers and experienced naturalists and are designed to inspire curiosity and to expose children to new experiences through a wealth of hands on experiences.  Camps are a great way to stimulate a child's mind, keep children active, and create new bonds of friendship.  Parents can choose either half day or full day for either camp, as well as child care after camp till 6 p.m.  More information and applications can be found at www.cmhschool.com/images/documents/summercamp2012.pdf or by calling camp admissions at (513) 683-4757.

 

You Are Invited to a Complimentary Seminar on May 16 at The Self Development Place

www.selfdevelopmentplace.com Tel. 513.677.9800                                                                www.mycoachfran.com support@selfdevelopmentplace.com     You are invited to a complimentary seminar on May 16 at The Self Development Place.  DETAILS BELOW! If you've ever wanted to pull on a pair of bright yellow boots and stomp squarely in a puddle, this seminar's for you :).   The topic is "Joyful Rebels! raising girls with passion and purpose".  This is an absolute favorite topic of mine, and it's right at the heart of what The Self Development Place is all about; that is, nurturing each individual voice.   There's limited space, so call or register online to reserve a seat.   I hope you'll join me!   Wishing you the best!   MAY 16 AT THE SELF DEVELOPMENT PLACE   Complimentary Seminar   "Joyful rebels!  raising girls with passion and purpose"   In an age fraught with cyberbullying, depression, eating disorders, drugs and alienation, what are the ingredients for raising girls who grow up with a joyful sense of passion and purpose? That’s the topic of this month’s free seminar. Join professional clinical counselor Fran Hendrick to discuss: How to tap into the powerful connection between self-expression, passion and purpose – and build your daughter’s depression-resistance at the same time 5 Ways that you may be unintentionally silencing your daughter’s voice 3 Powerful Roles that parents play in raising confident, joyful daughters A new spin on leadership and peer pressure — and how to develop your daughter’s ability to think for herself. Discovering your own "joyful rebel" -- and why this is so important to the girls in your life You’ll come away with fun and energizing strategies that you can implement immediately to nurture your daughter’s “joyful rebel” — and strengthen your precious relationship, too. Information, discussion, Q&A.   Here are the details: Topic:“Joyful Rebels — raising girls with passion and purpose” Who will benefit: Parents and teachers of girls in all age groups When: Wednesday, May 16, 7-8:00 PM Where: at The Self Development Place, 210 W. Loveland Ave. in Historic Loveland. Cost: This is a complimentary seminar, but a reservation is necessary.   BECAUSE SPACE IS LIMITED, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Register online and sign up to be notified of upcoming events at www.selfdevelopmentplace.com or by calling 513.677.9800      RECENT POSTS 10 warning signs that you -- or your teen -- may be in an abusive relationship The Surprising Reason that Reassurance Can Be a Self-Esteem Killer Genius & Despair: how you or your gifted child may be like Rachmaninoff How to Escape the "Smart Trap" On Becoming a Swan Wellness & Transformation -- as important as golf? The Window Seat in Your Heart   QUICK LINKS   The Sea Change Experience: Counseling & Therapy   Sea Change Workshops & eCourses   Launch Your Life Coaching for students

City of Montgomery Appoints Wayne S. Davis City Manager

Loveland Manager Thomas Carroll did not make final cut

Montgomery, Ohio - On Monday, May 7, at a special meeting called by Council, Wayne S. Davis was unanimously appointed as City Manager. Davis has served as the Acting Manager since September 1, 2011. His appointment is effective immediately.

Davis will be paid $120,000 per year and have a $300 per-month personal automobile allowance.

Loveland City Manager was among the four final candidates for the position.

Poetry Slam's: Tim You're a Tool and other Humor

 

Jessie Michelle Haskamp reading her poem, "Morning Fix" at the Loveland Magazine Poetry Slam on April 14

 

#TebowtotheBroncos was a trending topic on twitter...

More like #signoftheapocalypse

Loveland, Ohio - This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO is from the Loveland Magazine "What did you say..." Poetry Slam for area high school students held on April 14.

The poetry was read at the Loveland Magazine TV Studios in the Loveland Artists Studios on Main.

$500 in cold hard cash and Award Certificates were passed out for first, second, and third place winners in three categories: Loveland/Romance, Edgiest, and Humor.

This video is the poetry read in the Humor category, including the prize winners.

First Place winner was Olivia DeMumbrum for her poem, Tim Tebow: "You're a Tool" (Read the Poem - Download Tim Tebow).

Second Place was awarded to Becca Pearson for her poem, "Cheese Loves You" (Read the Poem - Download Cheese Loves You).

Third Place was awarded to Jessis Michell Haskamp for her poem, "Morning Fix" (Read the Poem - Download “Morning Fix”).

Watch the video of the Love/Romance Category HERE.

Watch the video of the Edgiest Category HERE

Watch video of guest judges reading their poetry HERE.

You can read more about the Poetry Slam, and watch the videos of the introductions of the three guest Judges. The judges also talked to the young poets about their writing, and read a piece of their own work. Videos From $500 Poetry Slam

 

Join 2012 Relay For Life of Loveland, Ohio

 

Date: Friday, June 8, 2012

Time: 6:00 PM

Location: Loveland High School

Map: Link to Directions

No matter who you are, there's a place for you at Relay. Each dollar you raise will help save lives. How far will you go to make a difference in the fight against cancer?

Your reasons for walking in the Relay For Life are as unique and special as the story that motivates you. This is your opportunity to not only honor cancer survivors and remember people we have lost, but also to raise funds and awareness to help save lives. Because of your support, we are creating a world where cancer can't claim another year of anyone's life. You are helping create a world with less cancer and more birthdays!

RELAY FOR LIFE EVENT SCHEDULE

Opening Ceremony	Friday, June 8, 2012	6:00 PM
Survivor/Caregiver Ceremony	Friday, June 8, 2012	06:00pm
Fight Back Ceremony	Saturday, June 9, 2012	Time TBD
Luminaria Ceremony	Friday, June 8, 2012	Time 10:00pm
Closing Ceremony	Saturday, June 9, 2012	Noon
Entertainment & Activities Schedule	We will have information about this year's event entertainment and activities posted shortly. So, check back soon for details about all of the exciting things we have planned for this year's Relay For Life! Download the schedule of events

 

Tim O'Grady Talks about Why You Should Join the Arts Council

Loveland Arts Council Benefits Entire Community - Not Just Artists

Loveland, Ohio - This is a LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO of Loveland Arts Council Treasurer, Tim O'Grady speaking about why the general public should consider joining the Loveland Arts Council and support the work they do in the entire community.

 

Join

The Loveland Arts Council is an all-volunteer organization funded solely by corporate sponsorship, membership, donations and participation fees. Every membership to our Annual Fund does make a difference and demonstrates your commitment to your Community and the Arts. Sincere thanks to all of you who have supported us during the past 15 years.

You may reach us by Email at: artscouncil@fuse.net

2012 membership dues are being collected now.

Business Membership Levels:
Gold…………………………….$500+
Silver…………………………..$250 - $499
Bronze………………………..$100 - $249

Individual Membership Levels:
Patron………………………..$50+
Individual…………………….$25
Student………………………$10

Download a printable PDF file of the membership application.

If you are interested in becoming a member,
please make check payable to The Loveland Arts Council and mail to:
The Loveland Arts Council
Attn: Lynda Gilcher
529 Main Ave.
Loveland, OH 45140

The Arts & Cultural Council of Greater Loveland is a 501(c)3 Charitable
Foundation that provides resources and assistance to area artists and
people interested in programs in the arts.

Contributions, including your membership, are tax deductible.