Online ticketing is no longer available, however you can still get tickets on the day-of the event! We look forward to seeing you this weekend!
A few Evening in Ohio City tickets are available for $130 each and can be purchased at 5:30 pm on Saturday at Lutheran Hospital, the starting location of the tour.
Ohio City Home Tour tickets can be purchased for $20 each on Sunday at the Gould Court on W25
Evening in Ohio City Saturday, May 14th 5:30pm to Midnight
Progressive food, wine and beer tastings in six fantastic Ohio City homes. Featuring dishes from award-winning restaurants and transportation via Lolley the Trolley.
Admission (includes Ohio City Home Tour):
$130 ($85 is tax deductible)
Group ticket purchases of 6 or more (must be purchased by one person) receives $5 off the price of each ticket.
Ohio City Home Tour Sunday, May 15th 10 am to 4 pm
Tour of nine additional homes and one urban garden representing the diverse architectural styles and personalities of the neighborhood.
Admission:
$18 prior to May 12th
$20 day of the event
$15 for group ticket purchases of 6 or more (must be purchased by one person, online, prior to May 12th).
The annual Cleveland tradition, Weekend in Ohio City, sponsored by Lutheran Hospital, makes its appearance in 2011 on the second weekend in May. It comprises two popular events: Evening in Ohio on Saturday, May 14, and the Ohio City Home Tour on Sunday, May 15. Both events offer attendees the chance to experience neighborhood life on Cleveland’s Near West Side, the vast diversity in housing options in Ohio City, and how residents have applied their skills and creative talents to bring life into their homes.
Evening in Ohio City is one of Greater Cleveland’s most popular social events with a limited number of tickets available. The event begins at 5:30 p.m., when guests will experience progressive food, beer and wine tasting in six unique homes in the neighborhood. Evening in Ohio City Guests are escorted by Lolly the Trolley to each site, where they spend 30 minutes touring the home, enjoying wine and craft beers from Ohio City’s own Great Lakes Brewing Company, and sampling the food from a variety of Ohio City restaurants and caterers. Participating restaurants include: Alaturka Turkish Cuisine, Campbell’s Sweets, Dragonfly Lounge and Restaurant, Farkas Pastry Shoppe, Fulton Foods, Heck’s Cafe, Johnny Mango, Koffie Café, Market at the Fig, Market Avenue Wine Bar, Momocho Mod Mex, Old Angle Tavern, & Souper Market. Guests will experience historic renovations, modern condos, and breathtaking views of Downtown Cleveland.
The following day, the Ohio City Home Tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring nine homes not included on the previous night’s event. The tour will commence on West 25th Street where patrons will board Lolly and tour the neighborhood to stop at each home and with the opportunity to jump on and off at their leisure to explore the neighborhood. Tour goers will experience the Ohio City lifestyle through touring the featured homes including lady Victorians, an exemplary mixed-use renovation, green innovation homes and an urban garden stop registered as a backyard wildlife habitat. Free parking is available in the parking lot off of West 25th and Bridge Avenue.
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Springtime in Ohio City means celebrating history and embracing change
Spring is always an eventful season in Ohio City. First there's the "Weekend in Ohio City" which features and evening open house with progressive food, beer and wine tasting as well as a Sunday home tour. The sunday tour alone brings well over a thousand people to the neighborhood every year to enjoy the beautiful homes that make this neighborhood so special. Then we have OCNW's Annual meeting with award presentations, community project announcements and this year the unveiling of a new brand and website for the organization and the neighborhood. Later in the season kicks off "open Air at Market Square" an urban outdoor market featuring different vendors and live music every Saturday at W.25th and Market Ave. at market Square Park, which is set to undergo a major renovation in the near future. Just across the street there is a building that will be celebrating its Centennial, The West Side Market. OCNW is teaming up with the City of Cleveland to help promote and plan events for this huge anniversary. I know I've enjoyed the last few years living in this amazing neighborhood, I cant wait to see what the future holds.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
2010 Weekend in Ohio City
If it’s spring, it must be time for Weekend in Ohio City.
The annual Cleveland tradition makes its appearance in 2010 on the third weekend in May. It comprises two popular events: Evening in Ohio on Saturday, May 15, and the Ohio City Home Tour on Sunday, May 16. Both events offer attendees the chance to experience the vast diversity in housing options in Ohio City and see how neighborhood residents have applied their skills and creative talents to bring alive their visions for their homes.
Evening in Ohio City is one of Greater Cleveland’s most popular social events, and typically sells out weeks in advance. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. at the new St. Ignatius Breen Center for the Arts, where patrons will nosh on wine provided by Market Avenue Wine Bar and appetizers from the West Side Market’s O’Reilly Bakery and The Cheese Shop. Guests then continue on with a progressive food, beer and wine tasting in six unique homes in the neighborhood. Among the homes to be featured on this year’s Evening event are the following:
- A condominium carved out of the historic Franklin YMCA building
- An elegantly restored Civil War-era home with a stunning great room
- An 1880s frame Victorian with a completely modern interior
- A condominium in the newly constructed Stonebridge tower with amazing city views
Evening in Ohio City Guests are escorted by Lolly the Trolley to each site, where they spend 30 minutes touring the home, enjoying wine and craft beers from Ohio City’s own Great Lakes Brewing Company, and sampling the food from a variety of Ohio City restaurants and caterers. Participating restaurants this year include Flying Fig, Kim Se, Bar Cento, Le Petit Triangle, West Side Market Café and Touch Supper Club. At the end of the evening, all guests gather once again at the Breen Center for coffee from Koffie Cafe and dessert from O Fudge and Farkas Pastries, and to share their experiences of the evening.
The following day, the Ohio City Home Tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring eight homes not included on the previous night’s event, including a unique commercial/residential space in an old brick storefront, an elegant Clinton Avenue townhouse, apartments carved out of an historic social hall, and a charming brick workman’s cottage with a gourmet kitchen.
Lolly also provides transportation during the Sunday tour, offering participants the opportunity to jump on and off at their leisure. This year, the tour begins at Gould Court Plaza, which is just south of the intersection of West 25th Street and Bridge Avenue. Plenty of free parking is available behind the West Side Market.
Tickets for Evening in Ohio City are $115 per person if purchased before March 26, $130 per person after, and include wine and beer, hearty hors d’oeuvres, guided tours of host homes, a complimentary souvenir wine or beer glass, transportation to all homes via Lolly the Trolley, and admission to the Home Tour the next day. Tickets for Sunday’s tour—which include entrance to all tour sites and rides on Lolly—are $18 if purchased before May 13 or $20 on the day of the event. Volume discounts are also available. Tickets for both events can be purchased in advance either online or by calling 216.781.3222.
All proceeds from Weekend in Ohio City—which this year is made possible with the generous support of sponsors including Lutheran Hospital, Dave’s Supermarket and Great Lakes Brewing Company—benefit the Ohio City Near West (OCNW) Development Corporation’s ongoing efforts to further Ohio City’s renaissance.
The annual Cleveland tradition makes its appearance in 2010 on the third weekend in May. It comprises two popular events: Evening in Ohio on Saturday, May 15, and the Ohio City Home Tour on Sunday, May 16. Both events offer attendees the chance to experience the vast diversity in housing options in Ohio City and see how neighborhood residents have applied their skills and creative talents to bring alive their visions for their homes.
Evening in Ohio City is one of Greater Cleveland’s most popular social events, and typically sells out weeks in advance. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. at the new St. Ignatius Breen Center for the Arts, where patrons will nosh on wine provided by Market Avenue Wine Bar and appetizers from the West Side Market’s O’Reilly Bakery and The Cheese Shop. Guests then continue on with a progressive food, beer and wine tasting in six unique homes in the neighborhood. Among the homes to be featured on this year’s Evening event are the following:
- A condominium carved out of the historic Franklin YMCA building
- An elegantly restored Civil War-era home with a stunning great room
- An 1880s frame Victorian with a completely modern interior
- A condominium in the newly constructed Stonebridge tower with amazing city views
Evening in Ohio City Guests are escorted by Lolly the Trolley to each site, where they spend 30 minutes touring the home, enjoying wine and craft beers from Ohio City’s own Great Lakes Brewing Company, and sampling the food from a variety of Ohio City restaurants and caterers. Participating restaurants this year include Flying Fig, Kim Se, Bar Cento, Le Petit Triangle, West Side Market Café and Touch Supper Club. At the end of the evening, all guests gather once again at the Breen Center for coffee from Koffie Cafe and dessert from O Fudge and Farkas Pastries, and to share their experiences of the evening.
The following day, the Ohio City Home Tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring eight homes not included on the previous night’s event, including a unique commercial/residential space in an old brick storefront, an elegant Clinton Avenue townhouse, apartments carved out of an historic social hall, and a charming brick workman’s cottage with a gourmet kitchen.
Lolly also provides transportation during the Sunday tour, offering participants the opportunity to jump on and off at their leisure. This year, the tour begins at Gould Court Plaza, which is just south of the intersection of West 25th Street and Bridge Avenue. Plenty of free parking is available behind the West Side Market.
Tickets for Evening in Ohio City are $115 per person if purchased before March 26, $130 per person after, and include wine and beer, hearty hors d’oeuvres, guided tours of host homes, a complimentary souvenir wine or beer glass, transportation to all homes via Lolly the Trolley, and admission to the Home Tour the next day. Tickets for Sunday’s tour—which include entrance to all tour sites and rides on Lolly—are $18 if purchased before May 13 or $20 on the day of the event. Volume discounts are also available. Tickets for both events can be purchased in advance either online or by calling 216.781.3222.
All proceeds from Weekend in Ohio City—which this year is made possible with the generous support of sponsors including Lutheran Hospital, Dave’s Supermarket and Great Lakes Brewing Company—benefit the Ohio City Near West (OCNW) Development Corporation’s ongoing efforts to further Ohio City’s renaissance.
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