Hidden Cleveland Tours Spring '09

Here’s an event that CityProwlers can sink their teeth into:

 

Cleveland is full of hidden history and architecture. Now, the neighborhoods of Down and Around town Cleveland are offering two tours that will give Clevelanders a chance to explore these hidden spaces. A team of community tour guides with stories and background history will lead you through each location. Each tour ends at a local restaurant and includes light appetizers and drink specials. Simply park at the first tour location and explore Hidden Cleveland! 

 

The first tour is Sunday, April 5 and starts at Tyler Village. The second tour is Sunday, May 3 and starts at Monroe Cemetery.

Both tours start at 2pm and end at 5pm. The cost is $24.99.

 

Go to www.downtownclevelandalliance.com for more information.

Comments

[Tricia Chaves]

Hello, I'm a fellow Clevelander who's been reading your blog and I just wanted to let you know about a weekly giveaway I'll be starting this Friday on my blog, Tricia's Dish at wwww.triciachaves.blogspot.com. This week's giveaway is for Melt Bar & Grilled in Lakewood, and upcomoing: Light Bistro, Pickwick & Frolick and Sergio's Restaurants. Check it out and if you like, share it with your readers. Tchau! Tricia C

[Leon Stewart]

It doesn't seem as if your Organization got the Memo. Yoy have those People from the Burbs who run County Government planning to reorganize the County, take over all the foreclosure Properties, and create various non Residential Development they desire.

I haven't been able to figure out since many of the foreclosed Properties are located in Minorities communities, few Minorities are involved in the decision making pricess, and I don't know of any that are non-political that have had any input either.

I'm suprise that none of the Black Elected Officials have commented on this plan by the County Auditor. I think they have already got clearance from the State to go ahead.

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[emerald automotive]

Thanks for the link. I found some really great information on tours in Cleveland.