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MAY 2017 | www.cvcc.org The Reporter 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS C h r i s H o r n , P r e s i d e n t McSherry & Associates J e f f G r i f f , P r e s i d e n t E l e c t Lowe’s Greenhouse M i k e B u t l e r , V i c e P r e s i d e n t Junction Auto B r u c e C o r s o n , S e c r e t a r y Patient Computer Help R o b e r t H a l l i d a y , T r e a s u r e r The Robert Halliday Company K e n D o u t h i t , P a s t P r e s i d e n t Chagrin Valley Times J a n e C l a r k e Chagrin Valley Athletic Club B i l l F e h r e n b a c h South Franklin Circle D e w e y F o r w a r d The Popcorn Shop G r e g G l i c k Gregory R. Glick Co., LPA H e n r y G r e n d e l l Kaufman, Drozdowski & Grendell LLC R o b e r t H u n t Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools J u l i e L i e d t k e Orange Branch Library M a r y A n n P o n c e Chagrin Documentary Film Festival R o b e r t R o y e r Howard Hanna D a v e S t r a h l CertaPro Painters ADVISORS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE R o b i n P e a v y Chagrin Yoga J o a n n e Z e t t l Stouffer Realty CHAMBER BUSINESS OFFICE M o l l y G e b l e r Executive Director H e l e n K u z n i k Membership and Marketing Coordinator C h a g r i n V a l l e y C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t To promote and enhance a strong business and economic environment in the Chagrin Valley Women’s Networking Event Private shopping event at Monica Potter Home W e d n e s d a y , M a y 1 0 M e e t a t T o w n s h i p H a l l a t 5 : 0 0 p m M o n i c a P o t t e r H o m e i s l o c a t e d i n G a r r e t t s v i l l e $ 1 5 ( i n c l u d e s t r a n s p o r t a t i o n , w i n e , s n a c k s a t t h e s t o r e ) Join us for a private shopping event at new Chamber member, Monica Potter Home in Garrettsville, Ohio. Monica Potter Home carries high quality, hand crafted goods which promote comfort and inspire creativity. There will be some light snacks and coffee at the store. Great networking to and from the store and wine will be available on the van ride to Garrettsville. There will be 2 vans, but only 26 spots, so don't delay. Registration and payment in ad- vance are necessary. 2nd Annual Arts Hop—May 5 and 6 The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce is excited to host the second Annual Chagrin Valley Arts Hop on Fri- day, May 5 and Saturday, May 6. This event celebrates the unique arts community we have in the Chagrin Val- ley. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit our won- derful galleries, shops and studios, along with many unique arts organizations in the Chagrin Valley. The Arts Hop is a 2 day event where you can "hop" into all the participating arts location where combined, they will feature over 200 artists. Events will be happen- ing during the day, afternoon and evening. Pick up a passport at any participating location and make sure to get it stamped at 7 or more locations and you will then be qualified to enter a drawing to win fabulous prizes. There will also be a limited supply of shopping bags given away at each location filled with discounts and good- ies. The following arts organizations are participating: A l l M a t t e r s , I n c ., A l p a c a F i b e r S t u d i o & F r i e n d s , b e . g a l l e r y , C h a g r i n A r t s , C h a g r i n D o c u m e n t a r y F i l m F e s t i v a l , C h a g r i n F a l l s H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y , C h a g r i n V a l l e y L i t t l e T h e a t r e , G l a s s A s y l u m , I m - a g e r y F i n e A r t s , I n c ., P i n o t ' s P a l e t t e , T h e A r t f u l Y a r n , T h e h ' A r t o f C h a g r i n , L L C , V a l l e y A r t C e n t e r , V i l l a g e H e r b S h o p and W a r r e n H e n r y M u s i c . And a huge thank you to our sponsors: W i l d f i r e E x p r e s s D e l i v e r y and H a m l e t R e t i r e m e n t C o m m u n i t y .
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MAY 2017 | www.cvcc.org MAY 2017 | www.cvcc.org
The
Reporter 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chris Horn, President McSherry & Associates
Jeff Griff, President Elect Lowe’s Greenhouse
Mike Butler, Vice President Junction Auto
Bruce Corson, Secretary Patient Computer Help
Robert Halliday, Treasurer The Robert Halliday Company
Ken Douthit, Past President Chagrin Valley Times
Jane Clarke Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
Bill Fehrenbach South Franklin Circle
Dewey Forward The Popcorn Shop
Greg Glick Gregory R. Glick Co., LPA
Henry Grendell Kaufman, Drozdowski & Grendell LLC
Robert Hunt Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools
Julie Liedtke Orange Branch Library
Mary Ann Ponce Chagrin Documentary Film Festival
Robert Royer Howard Hanna
Dave Strahl CertaPro Painters
ADVISORS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Robin Peavy Chagrin Yoga
Joanne Zettl Stouffer Realty
CHAMBER BUSINESS OFFICE
Molly Gebler Executive Director
Helen Kuznik Membership and Marketing Coordinator
Thank You Newsletter Sponsors
83 North Main Street Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
(440) 247-6607 www.cvcc.org
A Regional Chamber Serving 13 Communities
In the Chagrin Valley Auburn
Bainbridge Bentleyville
Chagrin Falls
Gates Mills Hunting Valley Moreland Hills
Pepper Pike Newbury
Orange Russell
South Russell Woodmere
May, 2017
Business to Business Expo
Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement To promote and enhance a strong business and economic environment in the Chagrin Valley
I will make you my #1 priority
Women’s Networking Event
Private shopping event at Monica Potter Home
Wednesday, May 10 Meet at Township Hall at 5:00 pm Monica Potter Home is located in Garrettsville $15 (includes transportation, wine, snacks at the store) Join us for a private shopping event at new Chamber member, Monica Potter Home in Garrettsville, Ohio. Monica Potter Home carries high quality, hand crafted goods which promote comfort and inspire creativity. There will be some light snacks and coffee at the store. Great networking to and from the store and wine will be available on the van ride to Garrettsville.
There will be 2 vans, but only 26 spots, so don't delay. Registration and payment in ad-vance are necessary.
2nd Annual Arts Hop—May 5 and 6 The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce is excited to host the second Annual Chagrin Valley Arts Hop on Fri-day, May 5 and Saturday, May 6. This event celebrates the unique arts community we have in the Chagrin Val-ley. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit our won-derful galleries, shops and studios, along with many unique arts organizations in the Chagrin Valley. The Arts Hop is a 2 day event where you can "hop" into all the participating arts location where combined, they will feature over 200 artists. Events will be happen-ing during the day, afternoon and evening. Pick up a passport at any participating location and make sure to get it stamped at 7 or more locations and you will then be qualified to enter a drawing to win fabulous prizes. There will also be a limited supply of shopping bags given away at each location filled with discounts and good-ies. The following arts organizations are participating: All Matters, Inc., Alpaca Fiber Studio & Friends, be.gallery, Chagrin Arts, Chagrin Documentary Film Festival, Chagrin Falls Historical Society, Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, Glass Asylum, Im-agery Fine Arts, Inc., Pinot's Palette, The Artful Yarn, The h'Art of Chagrin, LLC, Valley Art Center, Village Herb Shop and Warren Henry Music. And a huge thank you to our sponsors: Wildfire Express Delivery and Hamlet Retirement Community.
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The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce
Meet Me @ at Hyde Park Wednesday, May 31 Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse, 26300 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood 5:00—7:00 pm Free for Chamber members; $10 non-members Hyde Park is all about the food — fine aged steaks and chops, fresh seafood and creative chef specialties. “We believe great food starts with the quality of the ingredients, finished with the flair of a profes-sional culinarian. Our chefs are experts in preparing the best available aged steaks in a variety of classic and noveau styles.” Hyde Park is conveniently located at the corner of I-271 and Chagrin Blvd. in Beachwood. They serve happy hour martinis, cocktails and creative small bar plates are available starting at $5 in the bar. Live music Wednesday-Saturdays. Cozy fireplaces. 30 wines available by the glass. Curb-side valet parking. Complimentary appetizers with a cash bar. Please remember to tip your bartenders. Bring plenty of business cards to pass..... Please preregister for this event.
COSE CORNER
CVCC Calendar MAY 5-5 - 2nd Annual Arts Hop 5-6 Locations throughout the Chagrin Valley 5-10 Women’s Networking Event Monica Potter Home 12724 State Rout 88, Garrettsville 5:00-7:00 pm 5-12 YPG Breakfast Meet Up Two Cafe 8578 E. Washington Street 9:00—10:00 am
5-19 Lunch with the Chamber Tanglewood Golf Club 11:30-1:00 pm 5-25 Pop Up Workshop Township Hall, 83 N. Main Street 5:30-7:00 pm 5-31 Meet Me @ 5 Hyde Park, 26300 Chagrin Blvd. 5:00-7:00 pm
NEW Members
Geissinger Insurance and Financial Services LLC insurance and financial services Rachael Geissinger 8132 Main Street Garrettsville, OH 44231 (440) 781-7412 Century 21 HomeStar - Grant Starkoff real estate Grant Starkoff 5340 Harper Rd Solon, OH 44139 http://century21.com (216) 978-9881 D Productions Event Services event services Alex DiMichele 1256 Westlake Avenue Lakewood, OH 44107 http://DProductionsevents.com (440) 521-9879 Window Genie-Cleveland East window cleaning, tinting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning Jim Kenyon 8120 Woodberry Blvd. Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 http://cleveland-east.windowgenie.com (440) 373-7400 Fairway Healthcare Partners healthcare consulting and advisory Brian Pender 9112 Lake in the Woods Trail Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 http://www.fairwaryhealthcarepartners.com (585) 260-7566 Welcome Back Randall Branding and Design, Inc. advertising, graphic design Dave Randall 17109 Overlook Drive Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 (http://clevelandbrandingco.com 440) 567-4959
Congrats to The Pattie Group who received 5 Landscape Ohio Awards at the annual Ohio Landscape Association Awards program. Jeff Griff of Lowes Greenhouse and Frank Lanza of Highway Garage were both recently recognized by the Bainbridge Civic Club for demon-strating valuable and sustained com-mitments to the community, self-less service, dependability and passion with a purpose. Picky Pam Lice Removal just opened a location in Willoughby making this their second location. Picky Pam can also be found in Aurora.
Lunch with the Chamber Friday, May 19 Tanglewood Golf Club, 8745 Tanglewood Trail 11:30-1:00 pm Bob DiBiasio, Senior VP, Public Affairs of The Cleveland Indians $16.00 members; $26.00 non-members Have a delicious lunch in a beautiful setting at Tanglewood Golf Club and hear the latest news about the 2016 AL Champions, our Cleveland Indians, from Bob DiBiasio. Bob DiBiasio is entering his 38th season with the Indians and his 39th in Major League Baseball in 2017. He started in 1979 as Assistant PR Director, was named Director of PR in 1980, and named Vice President of PR in 1988. The Lakewood, OH native was promoted to his current position in 2011. His lone season away from the Tribe was 1987 when he served as PR Director for the Atlanta Braves.
He serves as President of Cleveland Indians Charities, is an Honorary Member of the Executive Board of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland and the Board of the Cleveland Baseball Federa-tion. He also serves on the Athletic Advisory Board of Notre Dame College (OH), and the Board of Directors of the Bob Feller Act of Valor Foundation.
The Cleveland Chain Reaction is look-ing for businesses that are ready for investment, exposure and the next level of growth in an emerging Cleveland neighborhood. Is your business ready for the next step?
The first step is to provide us an over-view of your business for review by our investors. If you are selected, you will participate in The Chain Reaction Busi-ness Showcase Event on May 23, where you will pitch as a part of a group of approximately 20 selected businesses. Eight to ten will be chosen by our inves-tors as finalists for The Chain Reaction. From those, five will be selected for investment and acceleration by our team.
Pitches are due on May. More informa-tion can be found on the Cleveland Chain Reaction web site at www.clevelandchainreaction.org.
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All Things Social Media Pop Up Workshop Thursday, May 25 Township Hall, 83 N. Main Street, CF 5:30-7:00 pm Speaker: Amy Neumann, Talent Strategy Advance Ohio Light dinner will be served $10.00 Members ; $20.00 Non-Member Learn all things social media from Amy Neumann Amy will teach you how to market your business using LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. Let social media work for you. Amy is a tech fanatic with a penchant for social good, who has been fascinated with all things internet and marketing since 1994. With more than 22 years of experience in digi-tal media, technology, marketing, advertising, and public relations, she focuses on how technology can solve challenges for nonprofits and businesses of all sizes. Amy also speaks nationally on topics related to social media and online marketing at events like Dell’s Social Innovation Conference, ASU’s Sustainability Conference, and the Midwest Social Media Summit. She is widely published online, including as a con-tributor to Forbes, an author of PR News’ Crisis Management Guidebook, a columnist for Huffington Post, and for two of her own blogs, Good Plus Tech and Charity Ideas Blog. Please register and prepay for this event.
2017 Chagrin Valley Map Kick Off Meeting Thursday, May 4 5:30-6:30 pm Township Hall, 83 N. Main St. How will the new map benefit your business? Come and find out! Representatives from Lu-nar Cow, destination and marketing experts in mapmaking, will share all the print and online benefits that will come with our 2017 Chagrin Valley Map. Lunar Cow will create an attrac-tive, contemporary easy-to-use map (print and online versions) and will offer great advertising value for you, our Chamber members.
The purpose of this map is to increase awareness of our members and the Chagrin Valley while motivating and encouraging visitors and residents to shop, plan trips and events in and around the Chagrin Valley.
There will be a 10% discount on your ad if you sign up during this event.
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The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce
Meet Me @ at Hyde Park Wednesday, May 31 Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse, 26300 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood 5:00—7:00 pm Free for Chamber members; $10 non-members Hyde Park is all about the food — fine aged steaks and chops, fresh seafood and creative chef specialties. “We believe great food starts with the quality of the ingredients, finished with the flair of a profes-sional culinarian. Our chefs are experts in preparing the best available aged steaks in a variety of classic and noveau styles.” Hyde Park is conveniently located at the corner of I-271 and Chagrin Blvd. in Beachwood. They serve happy hour martinis, cocktails and creative small bar plates are available starting at $5 in the bar. Live music Wednesday-Saturdays. Cozy fireplaces. 30 wines available by the glass. Curb-side valet parking. Complimentary appetizers with a cash bar. Please remember to tip your bartenders. Bring plenty of business cards to pass..... Please preregister for this event.
COSE CORNER
CVCC Calendar MAY 5-5 - 2nd Annual Arts Hop 5-6 Locations throughout the Chagrin Valley 5-10 Women’s Networking Event Monica Potter Home 12724 State Rout 88, Garrettsville 5:00-7:00 pm 5-12 YPG Breakfast Meet Up Two Cafe 8578 E. Washington Street 9:00—10:00 am
5-19 Lunch with the Chamber Tanglewood Golf Club 11:30-1:00 pm 5-25 Pop Up Workshop Township Hall, 83 N. Main Street 5:30-7:00 pm 5-31 Meet Me @ 5 Hyde Park, 26300 Chagrin Blvd. 5:00-7:00 pm
NEW Members
Geissinger Insurance and Financial Services LLC insurance and financial services Rachael Geissinger 8132 Main Street Garrettsville, OH 44231 (440) 781-7412 Century 21 HomeStar - Grant Starkoff real estate Grant Starkoff 5340 Harper Rd Solon, OH 44139 http://century21.com (216) 978-9881 D Productions Event Services event services Alex DiMichele 1256 Westlake Avenue Lakewood, OH 44107 http://DProductionsevents.com (440) 521-9879 Window Genie-Cleveland East window cleaning, tinting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning Jim Kenyon 8120 Woodberry Blvd. Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 http://cleveland-east.windowgenie.com (440) 373-7400 Fairway Healthcare Partners healthcare consulting and advisory Brian Pender 9112 Lake in the Woods Trail Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 http://www.fairwaryhealthcarepartners.com (585) 260-7566 Welcome Back Randall Branding and Design, Inc. advertising, graphic design Dave Randall 17109 Overlook Drive Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 (http://clevelandbrandingco.com 440) 567-4959
Congrats to The Pattie Group who received 5 Landscape Ohio Awards at the annual Ohio Landscape Association Awards program. Jeff Griff of Lowes Greenhouse and Frank Lanza of Highway Garage were both recently recognized by the Bainbridge Civic Club for demon-strating valuable and sustained com-mitments to the community, self-less service, dependability and passion with a purpose. Picky Pam Lice Removal just opened a location in Willoughby making this their second location. Picky Pam can also be found in Aurora.
Lunch with the Chamber Friday, May 19 Tanglewood Golf Club, 8745 Tanglewood Trail 11:30-1:00 pm Bob DiBiasio, Senior VP, Public Affairs of The Cleveland Indians $16.00 members; $26.00 non-members Have a delicious lunch in a beautiful setting at Tanglewood Golf Club and hear the latest news about the 2016 AL Champions, our Cleveland Indians, from Bob DiBiasio. Bob DiBiasio is entering his 38th season with the Indians and his 39th in Major League Baseball in 2017. He started in 1979 as Assistant PR Director, was named Director of PR in 1980, and named Vice President of PR in 1988. The Lakewood, OH native was promoted to his current position in 2011. His lone season away from the Tribe was 1987 when he served as PR Director for the Atlanta Braves.
He serves as President of Cleveland Indians Charities, is an Honorary Member of the Executive Board of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland and the Board of the Cleveland Baseball Federa-tion. He also serves on the Athletic Advisory Board of Notre Dame College (OH), and the Board of Directors of the Bob Feller Act of Valor Foundation.
The Cleveland Chain Reaction is look-ing for businesses that are ready for investment, exposure and the next level of growth in an emerging Cleveland neighborhood. Is your business ready for the next step?
The first step is to provide us an over-view of your business for review by our investors. If you are selected, you will participate in The Chain Reaction Busi-ness Showcase Event on May 23, where you will pitch as a part of a group of approximately 20 selected businesses. Eight to ten will be chosen by our inves-tors as finalists for The Chain Reaction. From those, five will be selected for investment and acceleration by our team.
Pitches are due on May. More informa-tion can be found on the Cleveland Chain Reaction web site at www.clevelandchainreaction.org.
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All Things Social Media Pop Up Workshop Thursday, May 25 Township Hall, 83 N. Main Street, CF 5:30-7:00 pm Speaker: Amy Neumann, Talent Strategy Advance Ohio Light dinner will be served $10.00 Members ; $20.00 Non-Member Learn all things social media from Amy Neumann Amy will teach you how to market your business using LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. Let social media work for you. Amy is a tech fanatic with a penchant for social good, who has been fascinated with all things internet and marketing since 1994. With more than 22 years of experience in digi-tal media, technology, marketing, advertising, and public relations, she focuses on how technology can solve challenges for nonprofits and businesses of all sizes. Amy also speaks nationally on topics related to social media and online marketing at events like Dell’s Social Innovation Conference, ASU’s Sustainability Conference, and the Midwest Social Media Summit. She is widely published online, including as a con-tributor to Forbes, an author of PR News’ Crisis Management Guidebook, a columnist for Huffington Post, and for two of her own blogs, Good Plus Tech and Charity Ideas Blog. Please register and prepay for this event.
2017 Chagrin Valley Map Kick Off Meeting Thursday, May 4 5:30-6:30 pm Township Hall, 83 N. Main St. How will the new map benefit your business? Come and find out! Representatives from Lu-nar Cow, destination and marketing experts in mapmaking, will share all the print and online benefits that will come with our 2017 Chagrin Valley Map. Lunar Cow will create an attrac-tive, contemporary easy-to-use map (print and online versions) and will offer great advertising value for you, our Chamber members.
The purpose of this map is to increase awareness of our members and the Chagrin Valley while motivating and encouraging visitors and residents to shop, plan trips and events in and around the Chagrin Valley.
There will be a 10% discount on your ad if you sign up during this event.
MAY 2017 | www.cvcc.org MAY 2017 | www.cvcc.org
The
Reporter 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chris Horn, President McSherry & Associates
Jeff Griff, President Elect Lowe’s Greenhouse
Mike Butler, Vice President Junction Auto
Bruce Corson, Secretary Patient Computer Help
Robert Halliday, Treasurer The Robert Halliday Company
Ken Douthit, Past President Chagrin Valley Times
Jane Clarke Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
Bill Fehrenbach South Franklin Circle
Dewey Forward The Popcorn Shop
Greg Glick Gregory R. Glick Co., LPA
Henry Grendell Kaufman, Drozdowski & Grendell LLC
Robert Hunt Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools
Julie Liedtke Orange Branch Library
Mary Ann Ponce Chagrin Documentary Film Festival
Robert Royer Howard Hanna
Dave Strahl CertaPro Painters
ADVISORS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Robin Peavy Chagrin Yoga
Joanne Zettl Stouffer Realty
CHAMBER BUSINESS OFFICE
Molly Gebler Executive Director
Helen Kuznik Membership and Marketing Coordinator
Thank You Newsletter Sponsors
83 North Main Street Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
(440) 247-6607 www.cvcc.org
A Regional Chamber Serving 13 Communities
In the Chagrin Valley Auburn
Bainbridge Bentleyville
Chagrin Falls
Gates Mills Hunting Valley Moreland Hills
Pepper Pike Newbury
Orange Russell
South Russell Woodmere
May, 2017
Business to Business Expo
Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement To promote and enhance a strong business and economic environment in the Chagrin Valley
I will make you my #1 priority
Women’s Networking Event
Private shopping event at Monica Potter Home
Wednesday, May 10 Meet at Township Hall at 5:00 pm Monica Potter Home is located in Garrettsville $15 (includes transportation, wine, snacks at the store) Join us for a private shopping event at new Chamber member, Monica Potter Home in Garrettsville, Ohio. Monica Potter Home carries high quality, hand crafted goods which promote comfort and inspire creativity. There will be some light snacks and coffee at the store. Great networking to and from the store and wine will be available on the van ride to Garrettsville.
There will be 2 vans, but only 26 spots, so don't delay. Registration and payment in ad-vance are necessary.
2nd Annual Arts Hop—May 5 and 6 The Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce is excited to host the second Annual Chagrin Valley Arts Hop on Fri-day, May 5 and Saturday, May 6. This event celebrates the unique arts community we have in the Chagrin Val-ley. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit our won-derful galleries, shops and studios, along with many unique arts organizations in the Chagrin Valley. The Arts Hop is a 2 day event where you can "hop" into all the participating arts location where combined, they will feature over 200 artists. Events will be happen-ing during the day, afternoon and evening. Pick up a passport at any participating location and make sure to get it stamped at 7 or more locations and you will then be qualified to enter a drawing to win fabulous prizes. There will also be a limited supply of shopping bags given away at each location filled with discounts and good-ies. The following arts organizations are participating: All Matters, Inc., Alpaca Fiber Studio & Friends, be.gallery, Chagrin Arts, Chagrin Documentary Film Festival, Chagrin Falls Historical Society, Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, Glass Asylum, Im-agery Fine Arts, Inc., Pinot's Palette, The Artful Yarn, The h'Art of Chagrin, LLC, Valley Art Center, Village Herb Shop and Warren Henry Music. And a huge thank you to our sponsors: Wildfire Express Delivery and Hamlet Retirement Community.
