This year marks Brecksville's bicentennial and it's a great time to show your Brecksville pride or to send a Brecksville-themed gift to an out-of-town friend. Here are some items that you can find for sale around town.

1. Star Sports

Deal: To promote school spirit, stop in to Star Sports. They stock more than 100 Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bees items and they have more than 40 Bees designs which they can transfer onto a T-shirt of your choice. Short sleeved T-shirts are $15.95 and long sleeved, hooded sweatshirts are $28.95, according to owner John Starinsky. You can see some of their Bees items on their website.

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2. Brecksville Center for the Arts

Deal:  Note cards by Brecksville photographer Neil Evans, which include prints of his photographs taken throughout the Brecksville Reservation, are $4 each. 

Note cards by Brecksville artist Sophie Cayless, which include prints of her whimsical artwork portraying familiar scenes of Brecksville, are $3.50 each.

Good Until: Ongoing while supplies last

3. The Brecksville Community Center and the Human Services Center

Deal: Brecksville bicentennial playing cards for $10. Each deck has 54 unique cards with historical photos and facts about Brecksville and Broadview Heights. They also have other items, including bicentennial polo shirts in red, white or blue. Short-sleeved ones are $18 and long-sleeved shirts are $20. Bicentennial hoodies are $27, baseball caps are $12 and insulated totes are $5. 

Good Until: Ongoing while supplies last

4. Paul Duda Gallery 

Deal: Colorful photographs of the Brecksville Gorge and the Brecksville Gazebo are available as prints starting at $45, or printed on stretched canvas starting at $120.

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5. Brecksville Bicentennial Committee

Deal: The website for the Brecksville Bicentennial Committee has nice Centennial and Sesquicentennial commemorative books that are available for free in .pdf format. These books give information about the history of Brecksville, including some information about the early settlers of Brecksville. This website has lots of other interesting information, including a calendar of bicentennial events.

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