ity of South end · ity of South end July—August 2019 Dear Neighbor, Summer is heating up in...
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City of South Bend July—August 2019 Dear Neighbor, Summer is heang up in South Bend! June was packed with excing events including a memorable third edion of Best. Week. Ever. and a celebratory Pride Week. The fun will connue in July with acvies throughout the city. Fridays by the Fountain are every Friday through September from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Jon Hunt Plaza. Stop by over lunch for some of the region’s best live music and delicious offerings from local food trucks. Kids ages 5-14 are invited to test their endurance during the Kids Tri on August 3 at Potawatomi Park! Young athletes can run, swim, and bike to the finish line during this fun triathlon race. The Potawatomi Summer Concert Series connues with a fantasc lineup of local bands at the Chris Wilson Pavilion every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Concerts are free and open to the public, so bring the family and enjoy summer evenings with live music at the park. Visit sbvpa.org to learn more. South Bend Animal Care and Control would like to remind all pet owners to spay and neuter their pets. Pet owners should also obtain a license for all cats and dogs over 6 months. For quesons or more resources, go to southbendin.gov/sbacc or call 311. Public Works is once again offering the residenal Lamppost Lighng Program as a part of Light Up South Bend. The purpose of the program is to improve neighborhood safety through addional street lighng, including both street lights and residenal lampposts. Visit southbendin.gov/ lamppost or call 311 for more info. The last day to apply for the program is October 10. Enjoy the weather, keep cool, and I’ll see you in the City! Sincerely, Mayor Pete Clerk’s Corner Greengs, South Bend! I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and taking advantage of the many community acvies that South Bend has to offer. It is so important to spend me with our friends, family, and of course our awesome pets. But while our pets can play a key role in our lives and our community, there are a few City Ordinances concerning animal control to keep in mind: Any person owning, keeping, harboring, or having custody of any dog or cat over the age of six (6) months must have a current pet license (SBMC § 5-50). This license must be renewed yearly and requires proof of rabies vaccines for each pet. The cost for one (1) pet is fiſteen ($15) dollars while the cost for two (2) to four (4) pets is twenty-five dollars ($25). Some service animals may be exempt from these fees with appropriate documentaon and there are discounted fees for animals that have been spayed or neutered. Seniors over the age of sixty- two (62) must license their pets but the fee is waived. For more informaon and access to the licensing applicaon, you can visit South Bend Animal Care and Control’s website. Let's connue to keep our community and our pets safe and healthy as we enjoy our summer! Sincerely, Kareemah Fowler, City Clerk
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City of South Bend July—August 2019
Dear Neighbor, Summer is heating up in South Bend! June was packed with exciting events including a memorable third edition of Best. Week. Ever. and a celebratory Pride Week. The fun will continue in July with activities throughout the city. Fridays by the Fountain are every Friday through September from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Jon Hunt Plaza. Stop by over lunch for some of the region’s best live music and delicious offerings from local food trucks. Kids ages 5-14 are invited to test their endurance during the Kids Tri on August 3 at Potawatomi Park! Young athletes can run, swim, and bike to the finish line during this fun triathlon race. The Potawatomi Summer Concert Series continues with a fantastic lineup of local bands at the Chris Wilson Pavilion every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Concerts are free and open to the public, so bring the family and enjoy summer evenings with live music at the park. Visit sbvpa.org to learn more. South Bend Animal Care and Control would like to remind all pet owners to spay and neuter their pets. Pet owners should also obtain a license for all cats and dogs over 6 months. For questions or more resources, go to southbendin.gov/sbacc or call 311. Public Works is once again offering the residential Lamppost Lighting Program as a part of Light Up South Bend. The purpose of the program is to improve neighborhood safety through additional street lighting, including both street lights and residential lampposts. Visit southbendin.gov/lamppost or call 311 for more info. The last day to apply for the program is October 10. Enjoy the weather, keep cool, and I’ll see you in the City! Sincerely, Mayor Pete
Clerk’s Corner
Greetings, South Bend!
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and taking advantage of the many community activities that South Bend has to offer. It is so important to spend time with our friends, family, and of course our awesome pets. But while our pets can play a key role in our lives and our community, there are a few City Ordinances concerning animal control to keep in mind: Any person owning, keeping, harboring, or having custody of any dog or cat over the age of six (6) months must have a current pet license (SBMC § 5-50). This license must be renewed yearly and requires proof of rabies vaccines for each pet. The cost for one (1) pet is fifteen ($15) dollars while the cost for two (2) to four (4) pets is twenty-five dollars ($25). Some service animals may be exempt from these fees with appropriate documentation and there are discounted fees for animals that have been spayed or neutered. Seniors over the age of sixty-two (62) must license their pets but the fee is waived. For more information and access to the licensing application, you can visit South Bend Animal Care and Control’s website. Let's continue to keep our community and our pets safe and healthy as we enjoy our summer!
Sincerely,
Kareemah Fowler, City Clerk
Arts & Culture Century Center 574-235-9711 | centurycenter.org 120 South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. 7/7 & 8/2: Meet me on the island, SB Museum of Art 7/7: Show up & Show Out Comedy & Poetry Show 7/13: South Bend Roller Girls 7/20 & 8/17: EHF Entertainment—pro wrestling 7/27: Mad Hatter Comedy Show—Pauly Shore 8/3: Gabriel Hernandez presents Marcela Gandara 8/10: WUBU Mix 106—Full Force & Miche’le 8/29: Charles Martin Youth Center 25th Anniversary IUSB Civil Rights Heritage Center 574-307-6135 | crhc.iusb.edu 1040 West Washington South Bend Civic Theater 574-234-1112 | sbct.org | 403 N. Main St South Bend Museum of Art 574-235-9102 | southbendart.org 120 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Potawatomi Zoo 574-235-9800 l potawatomizoo.org l 500 S Greenlawn Ave, South Bend, IN 46615 The Morris Performing Arts Center 574-235-9190 | morriscenter.org Fridays by the Fountain 11:15am-1:15pm: Jessica Paliga Band (7/12), Denny Synder/The Syders (7/19), Out by 8 (8/2), Memphis Underground (8/9), The Remedy Band (8/23), Variety of Student Performances (8/30) 7/12 Crowder with We Are Messengers Pulse FM Downtown Summer Concert Series 8:00pm 8/9 Amy Grant with I Am They Pulse FM Down-town Summer Concert Series 8:00pm Studebaker National Museum 574-235-9714 | studebakermuseum.org 201 Chapin St. Points of Sale: Studebaker Showrooms Streamlined: Style in Motion 7/13: "Concours d'Elegance at Copshaholm" classic car show at historic Oliver Mansion
The Music Village 574-245-7664 | themusicvillage.org 333 S. Michigan St. Mondays, 6:00-8:00pm - Ukulele Jam (free) Tuesdays, 6:00-8:00pm - Acoustic Jam (free) Wednesdays, 7:15pm - SING! Michiana ($5 at door) Thursdays, 7:00pm - Swing Dance ($5 at door) 7/25-7/26: Girls Rock Camp (grades 4-8). www.girlsrockmichiana.org workshops with professional musicians to learn rock instruments and basic performance skills. The History Museum 574-235-9664 | historymuseumsb.org 808 W Washington St 7/24 Insights at Night: The Pokagon Band of Pota-watomi 7:00pm 8/10 Pokagon Festival 12:00 -4:00pm 8/23 Music in the Gardens DTSB Downtownsouthbend.com 7/5 and 2/8 First Fridays
Community Southeast Organizing Area Residents 574-340-3979 | soarforward.wordpress.com The Near Northwest Neighborhood 574-232-9182 | nearnorthwest.org 1007 Portage Ave Ongoing Yoga, Zumba, Hoop Embodiment, Art and Dance classes —Call for details. St Joseph County Library 574-282-4646 | sjcpl.org
Hurry Home Hurry Home is a new way to become a homeown-ers. We care more about your rental history than your credit score. To learn more visit hurryhome.io or give us a call at 574-584-7226. The Local Cup 1009 Portage|7-10 am Tues., 9:00am-1:00pm Fri. &Sat, 1:00-5:00pm Sun. Walk with a Future Doc, regular exercise walk every Saturday at 9:00 a.m. starting at the Local Cup.
Unity Gardens 574-315-4361 | theunitygardens.org 3701 Prast Blvd LangLab South Bend langlabsb.com | 1302 High St. The LGBTQ Center 574-234-1411 | thelgbtqcenter.org Teen Group - 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month, 2:00-4:00pm
Health Real Services 574-233-8205 | realservices.org 1151 S. Michigan St. Memorial Hospital 615 N Michigan St | 574-647-1000 AIDS Ministries 574-234-2870 | aidsministries.org 201 S William St Support of people with psychiatric disabilities
The Clubhouse of Saint Joseph County 574-360-8409 | clubhousesjc.org 1153 Northside Blvd. Support of people with psychiatric disabilities Alcoholics Anonymous Center Service Office 574-234-7007 | michianasober.org 818 E. Jefferson Blvd The Clubhouse of Saint Joseph County 574-360-8409 | clubhousesjc.org 1153 Northside Blvd.
Senior Programming 574-235-9428 | 211 S St. Peter Street Monday: Dominoes 11:00am-1:00pm Monday & Wednesday: 5 Crown Cards 12:00-3:30pm Monday: Mahjongg 12:00-4:00pm Wednesdays and Fridays: Euchre 1:00-3:30pm $1.50
City South Bend Venues, Parks & Arts Check out events at sbvpa.org Solid Waste Management District – Recycling 574-235-9971| www.swmd.org | 828 Kerr St Free drop-off for tires, electronics, paint, gas, oil, & light bulbs. No medications please.
South Bend Animal Care and Control 521 Eclipse Place | 574-235-9303 Charles Black Recreation Center Sports Programming VOLLEYBALL (18+ League) 574-299-4775 | Edison Intermediate Center |
Assistance WorkOne 574-237-9675 | gotoworkone.com 851 S. Marietta Street HOPE Networking Mondays at 9:00 am. JobLink Job
Readiness Wednesdays at 10:00am. Hiring Events–
Live Employers Thursdays 9:00-11:00am.
Featuring 2-4 employers each week! Every Monday
& Thursday 9:00am-11:00am
South Bend Heritage 574-289-1066 | sbheritage.org 803 Lincolnway West 7/12 Reception: Art & Social Justice 7:00-9:00pm Colfax Cultural Center 7/27: Homeownership Seminar 9:00am-3:00pm South Bend Heritage Foundation Human Rights Commission 574-235-9355 | 319 N. Niles Ave.
Dismas House of Indiana 574-233-8522 | dismashouseofindiana.org | 521 S St Joseph I Dismas House of Indiana is in need of volunteers to come cook and dine with our residents Monday-Thursday, 6:30pm. Please call or email [email protected] for more information. Saint Vincent de Paul 574-234-6000 | svdpsb.org | 520 Crescent Ave | [email protected]
Every Monday and Tuesday from 7:00–8:00pm $5/game PICKLEBALL 574-299-4775 | O’Brien Center | sbvpa.org Every Tues and Fri from 11:00am–2:00pm $3/game
