Everarbor Co. shows off the work they and Tremont community members invested in the garden at the intersection of Sranton Road and Brainard Avenue.
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Everarbor to Lead Clean Up at Scranton-Brainard Garden on 7-23-17
Everarbor Company, Tremont’s outdoor lifestyle company, will lead a community volunteer garden clean up at the intersection of Scranton Road and Brainard Avenue on Sunday, July 23rd. Meet up at Everarbor Co. (2116 Brainard Ave) at 8:00 am and go to the Scranton-Brainard garden as a group, or join at the site to pitch in when you can. For more information, contact Derek Skapes at Everarbor Co., by calling 440.823.7945, or emailing Derek@EverarborCo.com.
Tremont Farmers Market Opens for 2017
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The Tremont Farmers’ Market 2017 is open Tuesdays from 4-7 pm in our beautiful Lincoln Park. This report introduces a few of the vendors featured regularly. This TremonsterTV story was produced by Jasmine Conkle, with Lukas Hamlescher reporting.
Furniture Makers Craft Table from Downed Lincoln Park Tree
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TremonsterTV reports on Tremont’s shop for handcrafted furniture, Furniture Makers (767 Starkweather Ave, 216.298.4114), and how P.D. White and Alex Sutula custom-crafted a Lincoln Park tree (downed in super-storm Sandy, 2012) into a dining room table for a Tremont resident couple.
Dave’s Market Ohio City Expands Building and Services
Khadija Smith reports on the new Dave’s Market Ohio City building and offerings.
Tremont Food Mart ATM Smash-and-Grab
Around 3:40 am on Tuesday morning, Tremont Food Mart was robbed by an ATM Smash-and-Grab crew of between eight and ten members. Longtime owner, Yousef Khanfar (right), is pictured shortly after Cleveland Police left the scene. Continue reading
Projected RNC Local Economics Seem Shockingly Overblown to Cleveland Neighborhood Businesses
The projected RNC local economics seem shockingly overblown to Cleveland neighborhood businesses:
Tremont Reflects on 2016 National Showcasing of Cleveland
The year 2016 has brought a great deal of attention and foot traffic through Tremont, Cleveland, Ohio. Megan Hadzinsky reports on the reaction of Tremont businesses as Cleveland steps into the national spotlight.
Zack Ward (aka Scut Farkus) Returns to Cleveland with a Film of His Own
A special report by The Tremonster
Zack Ward (who played Scut Farkus in the film A Christmas Story) visited the film’s Cleveland Street location, A Christmas Story House and Museum, to meet fans and promote his directorial debut, Restoration, showing Sunday, July 10, at the Capitol Theatre Continue reading
Makers and Wizard of Oddz in Tremont
Video footage by Jasmine Conkle
by Elisabeth Weems
On Friday, April 8th, the Tremont neighborhood held its monthly ArtWalk (now Walkabout Tremont) to showcase and celebrate local art and artists. Residents and visitors enjoyed pop-up shops, delicious dining and the grand opening of two unique boutiques in one building: Jennifer Marks’ Makers, and Megan Baechle’s The Wizard of Oddz. The Tremonster had the chance to interview both entrepreneurs during the grand opening of their sister shops.
Jennifer Marks, owner of Makers
Tremonster: How does your partnership with the Wizard of Oddz aid in the development of both of these boutiques – and what does it mean to have each other’s support?
Marks: I was in Bad Girl Ventures* and met a lot of really amazing women. As women entrepreneurs, we have an uphill battle: our access to funds, our access to patrons…we really struggle. We’re here to support each other, and what I found out was these amazing, amazing women have these great business ideas, but they’re being steered toward three-year leases – very expensive leases – triple net terms, and things like that. We were very fortunate to be able to offer a space for another female entrepreneur who is starting her venture, which was Megan and Wizard of Oddz. We’re here. We’re invested in the community. We want to work with the community – we do fundraisers and we donate to the local charities – that’s what is important to me. At the end of the day, I need to feel good about what I’m doing. Continue reading
