[Event] Cleveland’s Got Sole 3 6/24 (OH)

When folks exclaim, “Cleveland Rocks!” they’re talking about the city that is home to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Cleveland Indians, the Cleveland Browns and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, just to name a few!

Well, “C-Town” and the good folks behind Cleveland’s Got Sole are back in the recording booth, and creating an event that will have folks rocking out with their…..(Dee, you’ve got to keep it clean….there are kids reading this! I’m glad I caught myself.)

Cleveland’s Got Sole 3 is taking place on Sunday, June 24, 2012 from 12-5 p.m. at the Embassy Suites in Beachwood.

“Sneaker collecting isn’t just about shoes. It’s a lifestyle,” said Kevin Kramer, Akronite, and founder of Cleveland’s Got Sole. “In just its third year, CGS3 has a national reputation for hosting one of the biggest and best events in the country. The show is so popular that we sold-out table space nearly four months in advance.”

Kevin and Andrew, the dream team behind CGS3, show that Cura Personalis a/k/a/ the “care for the entire person” is very important to them, and have marked the proceeds from Cleveland’s Got Sole 3 to benefit the Children’s Tumor Foundation.

“Cleveland’s Got Sole is, above all else, a showcase for Cleveland itself,” said Andrew Watts, co-chair of CGS3. “Many collectors spend all weekend in the Cleveland area. We plan events all around town to show off the region, all while raising tons of money for a great organization.”

To find out more about Cleveland’s Got Sole, click the ‘like’ button on their Facebook page or walk with them on Twitter.

Cleveland’s Got Sole is presented by Villa and is sponsored by:

About Cleveland’s Got Sole

Cleveland’s Got Sole is an annual fundraiser in Cleveland showcasing national shoe collectors, clothing brands and sneaker collectibles. Funds are raised to benefit local or national foundations.

About The Children’s Tumor Foundation

The Children’s Tumor Foundation is a non-profit 501(c) (3) medical foundation, dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of individuals and families affected by the neurofibromatoses (NF). For more information, visit http://www.ctf.org.