Upcoming Events
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Shop Bellevue!Take Me Out to the BallgameFriday, March 76 to 9 pmWin two Reds Opening Day tickets! Music on the Avenue Recital Series Friday evenings at 8 pmSt. John United Church of Christ520 Fairfield AvenueMarch 7
The concert is free! NKY Restoration WeekendSaturday, March 229 am to 5 pmGateway Community College Urban Campus Own or thinking about owning a historic property? Free workshops, hands-on sessions, and keynote speaker. Shop Bellevue!Fashion ShowFriday, April 46 to 9 pmFind your style in Bellevue 3rd Saturday CelebrationScrabelle-vueSaturday, April 1911 am to 2 pmPlay our giant game of Bellevue's version of Scrabble to win Bellevue Bucks! Shop Bellevue!Hit the TrifectaFriday, May 26 pm to 9 pmSpend Derby Eve on "The Avenue"! 3rd Saturday CelebrationBellevue Blossoms FestSaturday, May 1010 am to 5 pmWe're hosting a garden event with vendors to help you prepare your home and gardens blossom with color and beauty. Please let us know if you want to be a garden related vendor for this event!
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Bellevue Renaissance mission is to enrich lives by providing a unique experience in the historic Fairfield Avenue business district. Fairfield Avenue: Where People & Creativity Mix
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Sure, you can hop in your car to get to Fairfield Avenue, but you may also want to consider walking, riding your bicycle or taking a TANK bus or the Southbank Shuttle. http://www.tankbus.org/
It's hip, it's green, and you're bound to meet great people along the way.
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I t ' s F i r s t F r i d a y !
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Complete our Frequent Buyer Card to WIN a pair of tickets to the Reds Opening Day onMonday, March 31!
Here's how:
Pick up a frequent Buyer Card during Shop Bellevue!
For every $5 you spend you'll receive a stamp.
You have until Saturday, March 8 at 2 pm to get 9 stamps (spend at least $45).
Submit your completed card to any participating business by 2 pm on March 8 to be entered into the drawing.
To participate you must be at least 18 years of age.
223 Pretty's
321 Gents
340 Bellevue Dental on the Avenue
500 Joann's Hairstyling
605 The Paper Tiger
This event is generously sponsored by The Cozy Cottage located at 307 Fairfield Avenue!
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NKY Restoration Weekend
The NKY Restoration Weekendreturns! Now in its third year, this full day of free "how-to" restoration and preservation classes will be held at the Gateway Urban Campus located at 525 Scott Street in Covington, KY on March 22, 2014 from 9am - 5pm. The keynote luncheon speaker, Dan Becker from Historic Raleigh North Carolina's Preservation Program, will ignite your interest in historic preservation with his keynote address "Preservation: Crowd-sourcing Community Investment."
Our very own, Curt Heuser from Interior Visions andFarmhouse Primitives will be presenting "The Art of Wood Graining" at 9 am!
The NKY Restoration weekend provides valuable information for all owners of historic properties. Classes and demonstrations include: how to make your historic home and property energy efficient and sustainable, researching your historic home, using the Kentucky homeowner's rehabilitation tax credit, tile maintenance, window restoration, plaster, masonry repair and historic gardens, and many more! The vendor's fair showcases products, craftsman, and contractors with over 20 different vendors represented.
The NKY Restoration Weekend is free, but reservations are requested and will ensure a seat for the keynote box luncheon. Reservations can be made by visiting www.nkyrestoration.com.
Thank you to Bellevue's RSVP Services for providing the registration service.
The NKY Restoration Weekend event has been partially funded with a
generous Certified Local Government grant given to the Cities of Bellevue
and Covington from the National Park Service and administered by the
Kentucky Heritage Council.
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