GuitarMania®
GuitarMania® is a Greater Cleveland community public art project that has raised more than $2 million for its two benefiting charities – United Way of Greater Cleveland and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum’s education activities. The project consists of 10-ft-tall guitars creatively transformed into works of art by local artists and national celebrities. The inaugural GuitarMania took place in 2002, with three following acts in 2004, 2007 and 2012. You’ll find these guitars displayed on the city streets of Cleveland, in our airport and in locations throughout our community for residents and visitors to enjoy. Corporations, organizations and individuals sponsor the guitars and select from a variety of local artists to paint, sculpt or decorate them. Celebrity artists also painted and decorated guitars.Nicolette's guitar design was selected as one of the few to go on and be sold as a miniature collectable sculpture.
GuitarMania®
GuitarMania® is a Greater Cleveland community public art project that has raised more than $2 million for its two benefiting charities – United Way of Greater Cleveland and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum’s education activities. The project consists of 10-ft-tall guitars creatively transformed into works of art by local artists and national celebrities. The inaugural GuitarMania took place in 2002, with three following acts in 2004, 2007 and 2012. You’ll find these guitars displayed on the city streets of Cleveland, in our airport and in locations throughout our community for residents and visitors to enjoy. Corporations, organizations and individuals sponsor the guitars and select from a variety of local artists to paint, sculpt or decorate them. Celebrity artists also painted and decorated guitars.Nicolette's guitar design was selected as one of the few to go on and be sold as a miniature collectable sculpture.
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These 10 bars made the District a more interesting and fun place in 2018
By Fritz Hahn
December 27, 2018
Dylan Zehr puts the finishing touches on a Fitzgerald, left, and a gin martini, right, at the Morris. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post)
The soft, feminine touches of Morris American Bar — baby-blue walls offset with floral wallpaper, flowering plants on tables, brightly patterned cushions — help it stand out from the other dimly lit cocktail bars around town. Thankfully, this Mount Vernon Triangle spot is more than just a looker: Bartender and beverage director David Strauss served in a similar role at Barmini, and the crack staff builds excellent beverages, such as the current Cowboy Bebop, where the herbal-honey sweetness of Drambuie is an excellent bridge between cognac and orange curacao flavors. Some of the drinks, like the Como la Flor — mezcal, crème de violette and citrus combined in a soft purple vision — are as attractive as their surroundings. 1020 Seventh St. NW.