Featured Events in Cleveland in July, 2025 (July Updated)

The IAFP Meeting, organized by the International Association For Food Protection will take place at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland in Cleveland, United States Of America. The conference will provide opportunity to network with thousands of food safety professionals, industry, academic and governmental food safety professionals. Information Source: DSM Corporate, International Association for Food Protection (IAFP) | expotobi

"BREAD" Movie Premiere Come join us for the premiere of the highly anticipated film "BREAD" at 13116 Shaker Square. "Bread" is a gripping urban drama/thriller that follows the raw and emotional journey of Javarious, known on the streets as BREAD—a young man born into a world of darkness, survival, and silence. Surrounded by poverty, violence, and a cold reality that offers little hope, Bread navigates a life shaped by pain and desperation. But as the weight of his choices and the chaos around him mount, something within him begins to shift. Through a series of intense, life-altering events, glimmers of light start to break through his hardened exterior. Slowly, almost imperceptibly, a transformation begins. The man once consumed by the streets begins to see that there is more to life than what he’s known. From gritty beginnings to a spiritual awakening, "Bread" chronicles an unforgettable path from darkness to redemption. And by the film’s powerful conclusion, Javarious finds himself face to face with purpose—choosing not just survival, but surrender... giving his life fully to God. "Bread" is not just a film—it’s a testimony. Raw, unfiltered, and deeply honest. Information Source: THE WOW FACTOR FILMS | eventbrite

Welcome to the IAF Summer Camp Short Form Improv or Long Form Improv! Rising 5th to 8th grader are invited to join us for week-long camps full of fun games as they learn the fundamentals of improv. NO experience needed Improv has been shown increase confidence, build teamwork, reduce anxiety, and it’s a whole lot of FUN! Campers will learn and practice fundamental skills of improv, including: The "yes, and" principle Creative thinking, building different characters, and storytelling Teamwork, problem-solving, and public speaking Accepting differences and interacting with others without judgment SHORT FORM IMPROV July 21-25 Noon-3PM In Short Form Improv, campers learn how to create short scenes based on audience suggestions. Campers will present a show for family at the end of Friday's class. LONG FORM IMPROV July 28-Aug 1 Noon-3PM In Long Form Improv, campers learn how to create longer stories and scenes based on an audience suggestion. Campers will present a show for family at the end of Friday's class. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Each session is $175. See below for scholarship information. For your child's safety, drop-off and pick-up is within 5 minutes of start and end of camp. Light snacks will be provided. Campers should bring a waterbottle. Campers are expected to participate and to be respectful to other campers and instructors. Language and subject matter should be "school appropriate." Registration questions will come up after you enter your payment information--things like the camper's name, your contact information, etc. You will also recieve an email with activity waiver forms. Class will be cancelled and your payment will be refunded is we do not have a minimum number of students. If you have questions, would like more information, or if you have ANY problems registering, please email us at ImpostersArtsFoundation@gmail.com. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE and EASY TO GET We want every child to be able to experience the joy of improv. IAF is providing scholarships to significantly reduce the cost for the camp. If you're interested in a scholarship, send us an email to ImpostersArtsFoundation@gmail.com . Put SCHOLARSHIP in the subject and include your name and phone number. We will get back to you promptly. Other questions about scholarships? We'll be happy to send you more information! Please contact us as soon as possible to reserve your child's place in Improv Camp. MEET THE INSTRUCTORS--Ms Marissa and Ms Ali Ms Marissa is the owner and teacher of the Lange Music Studio, a vibrant and engaging studio for students of all ages in Northwest Akron. She serves as the music director for the Junior Theater Camp at Beck Center for the Arts and teaches improv for adults and children at Imposters Theater. She also teaches early childhood music and movement with the Music Together program. Ms Marissa holds a B.A. from Oberlin College and Conservatory, and both a B.A. and M.M. in Music Education at The University of Akron. Ms Ali has a Bachelors degree in Secondary Education from Boston College, and has worked with pre-k through 12th grade students as both a formal classroom teacher and an informal educator. She is passionate about teaching children and teens and helping them find joy in learning. She wants every student of hers to feel heard, valued, and empowered in their new skills! Ms Ali took her first improvisational comedy class in 2016. Since then, she has performed improv and sketch comedy in various shows around Cleveland. She belongs to Casually Late (Cleveland’s longest-standing long-form improv troupe), is a cast member of Funny Business at Imposters Theater, and is a regular guest performer on many other shows. Information Source: Imposters Arts Foundation | eventbrite

Welcome to the 2025 #IoTinOhio Summer Social ! Join us for a fun evening at Saucy Brew Works - Cleveland's Award-Winning Brewery & Pizza. Connect with fellow IoT & Web3 professionals, enjoy delicious brews, and indulge in mouth-watering pizza. Don't miss out on this mid-summer opportunity to be part of the #IoTinOhio community! A Special Thanks to Saucy Brew Works We’re grateful to Saucy Brew Works—and to owner and fellow tech enthusiast Brent Zimmerman—for hosting our 2025 Summer Social. Thanks to Brent’s support, we get to direct all our energy toward conversation, collaboration, and community. We will be in the semi-private room adjacent to the main Bar & Grill. Enter off the sidewalk at the corner of 29th St. & Church Ave. Food & Beverage Graciously sponsored by MAGNET & Cleveland Water Alliance. Thank you Ethan Karp and Mike O'Donnell with MAGNET and Ebie Holst and Samantha Martin with CWA. We're looking for one additional sponsor. Why Hingetown? Located adjacent to downtown Cleveland, Hingetown is a vibrant cultural pocket where creativity meets community. With its mix of historic architecture, contemporary art, indie shops, and local cafés, it’s one of Cleveland’s most dynamic neighborhoods. At the center of it all? Saucy Brew Works—a perfect launchpad for ideas, connection, and great conversation. Parking Street parking plus a small paid public parking lot off W 26th & Detroit and also W. 28th between Church & Franklin (the Cleveland Clinic Visitors lot). IoT Sandbox Membership Members: Thank you! Please register for free. Non-Members, please consider joining. https://bit.ly/IoT-Sandbox-Memberships-EB Information Source: IoT Sandbox Corp. | eventbrite

The Ohio City Singers Christmas in July Come join us for a festive celebration at Forest City Brewery ! Get into the holiday spirit early with live music from The Ohio City Singers. Information Source: Ohio City Singers | eventbrite

Welcome to Kira J’s Cleveland poetry show ! Join us on Sat Jul 26 2025 at 7:00 PM for an evening filled with powerful words and emotions. Kira J, a talented poet from Cleveland, will be sharing her original works in an intimate setting. This event is perfect for poetry lovers looking to connect with like-minded individuals and experience the beauty of spoken word. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be inspired and moved by Kira J’s captivating performance. Come and be a part of this special night! Information Source: Kira J | eventbrite

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re back and bigger than ever! This year, we’re taking things up a notch with a brand-new agenda that guarantees more space for all the fun, dancing, and unforgettable moments. Get ready for the largest daddy-daughter party Cleveland has ever seen! It’s not just a dance—it’s a party vibe, packed with energy, music, and memories you won’t want to miss. Grab your dancing shoes and prepare for a night that will have you and your daughter talking for years to come! Information Source: The Him & Me Foundation | eventbrite

Opera in the Italian Garden - July 27, 2025 - 6:00-7:30 pm. - 990 East Blvd. Cleve. OH 44108 (This website is for Reserved Seating purchases only) The Italian Cultural Garden presents well known music from Italian opera, Broadway musicals and ballet with the The Cleveland Opera & Cleveland Ballet Theater in the beautiful Renaissance garden. RESERVED CHAIR SEATING ($33.00) in Front of the Stage. Lawn Free. Family friendly concert, bring a picnic. ***Restrooms on site. FREE PARKING # 1 : Michael White school lot on Parkgate Ave near the garden. FREE PARKING # 2: Along East Blvd. —EAST SIDE of the street ONLY, across from the Italian Garden. (police will ticket cars on the wrong side of the street) Please come early as this concert is very popular. Questions, please call: 216.916.7780 Find us on Facebook---- under “Opera in the Italian Garden 2025 OR on Facebook under “Italian Cultural Garden." In the event of inclement weather we regret there are no refunds. Information Source: ITALIAN CULTURAL GARDEN | eventbrite

Cleveland's Premier Rooftop Fireworks Party Hosted by Lago Custom Events When: July 4th, 6pm-midnight Where: Rooftop Veranda, 1091 W. 10th Street Cleveland, OH 44113 Join Lago Custom Events for the return of our annual July 4th fireworks party! Bring a blanket or chair and meet us on our rooftop Veranda, featuring the highest and closest view of Cleveland's firework show! Event begins at 6:00 PM and goes until midnight. Cash bar available. All ages are welcome! 21+up entry only after 9pm. Tickets: General Admission, $40 Includes food and access to event activations. Late Night Admission, $20 Entry at 9pm. 21+up only. Kids Ticket, $10 Age 10 and under. *No outside food or beverage permitted. Drinks: Cash bar available. Food (Served from 6-9pm): Pulled Pork Sandwiches Burgers Impossible Burgers Pasta Salad Coleslaw Chips Cookies and more Entertainment: Coming soon! VIP + Bottle Service available. Email kaitlyn@lagocustomevents.com *Limited seats are availale! Bring your own blanket or chair to watch the fireworks. *In the case of an event cancellation / rainout, tickets will be honored at the rescheduled fireworks show. No refunds will be honored if requested less than 7 days until the event. Eventbrite's fee is not refundable. Questions? Email ally@salernogroup.com @lagoeastbank @lagocustomevents Information Source: Lago Custom Events | eventbrite

Official July 4th Bar Crawl Cleveland Independence Day Bar Crawl LIVE Cleveland Independence Day Weekend Get ready to party and Celebrate Independence Day 2025 with patriotic vibes, festive drinks, and Cleveland's top-rated bars and nightclubs. Whether you're a local or visiting for the 4th, this is the #1 Cleveland July 4th Bar Crawl you don’t want to miss. Celebrate 4th of July in Cleveland Like Never Before As part of our Cleveland Independence Day Bar Crawl , you'll experience an all-American lineup of drink specials, live DJs, giveaways , and the city's best nightlife — all while repping your red, white, and blue. Join hundreds of crawlers at Downtown West 6th Warehouse District most iconic bars and nightclubs for a patriotic party you’ll never forget. FREE Birthday Ticket Born in June or July ? DM us on Instagram @BarCrawlLIVE to claim a FREE birthday ticket — limited availability! How the Cleveland Bar Crawl Works 1. Get Your Ticket Early: Prices go up, so grab your spot at BarCrawlLIVE.com today. 2. Check Your Email: The week of the crawl, get your Digital Bar List with check-in location, wristband pickup, participating bars, hours, and exclusive perks. 3. Crawl Cleveland: Flash your wristband for free entry, drink deals, giveaways, and surprises at each stop! Important Cleveland Bar Event Information Tap HERE to learn more about the July 4th Bar Event. WHEN Friday, July 4, 2025 Event Hours: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM WHERE Cleveland, OH – Downtown W. 6th St Area Cleveland's Top Bars & Nightclubs Ticket Perks Exclusive Red, White & Brew wristband FREE entry to Cleveland's hottest bars Up to 50% off drink specials Up to 20% off select food items Patriotic cocktails & themed shots DJs, giveaways & photobooths Digital Bar List for easy navigation Pre-party, halftime, and after-party vibes And more surprises all night! Partner Bars Include* Dive Bar The IVY Nightclub Barley House Rumor Bar & Lounge Truth Lounge (@Rumor Lower Level) More TBA! *Official Digital Bar List emailed the week of the event. PRO TIPS for an Unforgettable Bar Crawl Experience: Share the Official Ticket Link: Guide friends to purchase genuine tickets via the official link. Your wristbands are essential for entry. Watch Your Email: The crucial "Digital Bar List" will arrive from info@BarCrawlLIVE.com a week before the event. Don't miss it! Follow the "Digital Bar List": It's your ultimate guide – with registration locations, wristband pick-up times, bar hours, specials, and more. Pick Up Wristbands On Time: Collect your wristband(s) during the designated time at the check-in bar. Latecomers won’t be accommodated – no wristband, no entry. Assign a Proxy if Needed: Can't make the check-in? Have a friend pick up your wristband to ensure you don’t miss out. Note Bar Hours: Each bar’s operating hours are listed in the "DIGITAL BAR LIST." Wristband and specials apply only during these times. Day-Of Check: Review the "DIGITAL BAR LIST" on event morning for any last-minute details. Important Policies: No-Refund Policy: All sales are final. Can't make it? Contact us after the event for a credit on future crawls. Event Changes: We might alter bar lineups or schedules, but the fun continues rain or shine. Exclusive Event Wristbands: Entry is limited to BarCrawlLive.com wristband holders only. No external bands allowed. Cancellation Guarantee: Full refunds issued if the event is canceled for any reason. Entry Requirements: No wristband means no entry. Remember, this is a 21+ event. Drink Responsibly: Enjoy the crawl, but plan for a safe trip home. Questions*? Message us on Facebook DM us on Instagram @barcrawllive Email us at info@barcrawllive.com *The FAQ page is the fastest way to find an answer to your question. We cannot guarantee a reply to questions that are already answered on the FAQ page. Information Source: Bar Crawl LIVE | eventbrite

COG International Credentialed Women's Conference Come join us at the North Cleveland Church of God for a weekend filled with inspiration, empowerment, and connection at the COG International Credentialed Women's Conference! This conference is designed for credentialed women who are seeking to grow in their faith, leadership skills, and personal development. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gather with other credentialed women and gain valuable insights from our lineup of dynamic speakers. Register today and get ready for a weekend of growth and community! ¡Únase a nosotras en la Iglesia de Dios de North Cleveland para un fin de semana lleno de inspiración, empoderamiento y conexión en la Conferencia Internacional de Mujeres Credenciales de la COG! Esta conferencia está diseñada para mujeres acreditadas que buscan crecer en su fe, liderazgo y desarrollo personal. No se pierda esta oportunidad de reunirse con otras mujeres acreditadas y obtener valiosas perspectivas de nuestro equipo de dinámicas oradoras. ¡Inscríbase hoy y prepárese para un fin de semana de crecimiento y comunidad! Information Source: COG International Credentialed Women's Board | eventbrite

The Blaack Arts Showcase is an initiative under The School of Stars Inc, an organization dedicated to inspiring unity, change, and hope across generations, disciplines, and diasporas by creating celebratory and educational spaces annually. Through this event, the Blaack Arts Showcase amplifies the voices of Black artists in NEO while providing opportunities for meaningful engagement with audiences, collectors, and cultural institutions. In addition to a visual art exhibition, the 2025 Blaack Arts Showcase will include panel discussions, performances, meditation, an open mic, demonstrations, Interactive workshops, community dialogues, and more for free! Information Source: School of Stars Inc | eventbrite

The World's Oldest, Largest, & Best Speed Dating Company, Since 2001! Are you ready to make something happen? Try the modern, civilized way to meet someone wonderful. Singles across the country know the best way to meet - our IRL speed dating events. Simple, easy, effective. Don't waste time swiping left and right hoping for love to find you, the person you're looking for may be at our event. Get a ticket and find out! Find An Event HOW IT WORKS We introduce you to at least 5 and up to 12 potential matches, all local, quality people. You'll talk to each one during 6-minute "pre-dates" - just enough time to find out if you want to talk more and see if there's a spark. Tell us which person gave you those excited butterflies in your stomach, and we do the rest! You'll love the exciting energy and friendly vibe. Trust the experts at Pre-Dating to host a wonderful evening full of excitement and brewing romance -- a fun night out in a safe environment. You'll love this very efficient and fast way to date. No pressure, no games, just a great time. We've Hosted +38,000 speed dating events! Join the thousands of people that have found their person at our events. Will you be our next success story? Cleveland Speed Dating: https://www.pre-dating.com/cleveland-speed-dating/ Singles Events in Ohio: https://www.pre-dating.com/ohio-speed-dating-singles-events/ Information Source: Pre-Dating Speed Dating and Lock & Key Events | eventbrite

Caravane Santé des Sols Join us for a day of learning and fun at the Caravane Santé des Sols event! Discover the importance of soil health and sustainable practices in agriculture. From workshops to hands-on activities, there's something for everyone interested in preserving our planet. Come to 304 Chem. de la Rivière and be part of this exciting event! Information Source: Cogesaf | eventbrite

One Big Cancer BirthDAY Bash Come celebrate the Cancer Birthday season at the ultimate day party. Purchase tickets through Eventbrite as this event will sell out. Day of capacity will be limited. Located: The IVY (1212 West 6th Street Downtown Cleveland, Ohio) Hosted By: Dam Dons & Mike & Loudhouse Sound By: DJ Bravo & DJ BReese Happy Hour drink specials: All evening, free Teremana shots for ladies from 7pm-8pm Tables available upon request. 2-4 bottle minimum, admission included. Contact (216) 319-2955 for details. Information Source: Hosted by Dam Dons, Mike & Loudhouse | eventbrite

Cleveland Cultural Gardens Smart-guided Bikeway Tour - a Cycling Adventure Experience 33 cultural gardens along Doan Creek upon a nature-bound bikeway that also ribbons through Cleveland's University Circle - home to museums, historical centers, music institutions, and Case Western Reserve University. This 16-mile bikeway tour takes you from the majestic shores of Lake Erie, through Cleveland's Cultural Gardens and world-renowned University Circle, to picturesque Horseshoe Lake. With so many gardens to see and magnificent architecture to take in along the Harrison Dillard Trail, making time to explore the many museums and art centers may be a masterful, but worthwhile, endeavor of touring. Included in this fun feat is a midway segment of relaxation on the Lake-to-Lakes Trail that takes you to the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes, and picturesque Horseshoe Lake. On the return is a visit to University Circle with a vast selection of optional stops at premier cultural institutions, museums, music centers, and historical collections. A tasty stop at a popular Case Western Reserve campus spot is included (details included with ticket purchase). Several other restaurants also dot the area. The route follows the topography of the land, being fairly level along the Doan Creek bed. There are a few segments where you might use a bit of bike gear, but nothing to work up too much of a sweat over. Speaking of sweating - it's optional. You set the pace, starting time, and touring agenda with CycleNuts' expert smart-guided cycle tour pattern. The route is 83% bikeway and bike lane. In some short segments the route shares the road with motor vehicles. The tour route is shaded except for the Lake Erie and University Circle areas which are sporadically shaded. The points of interest on this short 16-mile tour are delightfully rich: Severance Hall - Regarded by many music lovers as one of the world's most beautiful concert halls, Severance opened in 1931 as the home of The Cleveland Orchestra. Its architectural significance has been recognized by local and national preservation societies and is named for John L. Severance and his wife, Elisabeth, who initially pledged $1 million for its construction. Elisabeth died unexpectedly early in the design process, and John Severance made additional contributions toward the building in her memory. Horseshoe Lake - In 1852, the North Union Shakers dammed Doan Brook for the second time, generating power for a new woolen mill and creating what would later become Horseshoe Lake. Cleveland History Center - Journey through Cleveland’s history from 1796 to today, with the extensive collection and interactive exhibits at the Cleveland History Center. Ride on the restored Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel, walk through two historic mansions, ...and discover "why Cleveland". Cleveland Museum of Art - The Cleveland Museum of Art consistently ranks as one of the best comprehensive art museums in the United States and one of the most visited in the world! It's home to more than 61,000 works of art spanning 6,000 years and, admission is free. Cleveland Cultural Gardens - This collection of 30+ small gardens began in 1916, designed and cared for by different cultural/ethnic groups in Cleveland, and is a unique and special feature in Cleveland – and possibly in the world. The Cultural Gardens celebrate the multiculturalism that has always been an important part of Cleveland’s history, and promote the Gardens’ mission of “peace through mutual understanding.” Cleveland Botanical Garden - Carved into 10 acres of what was once the original Cleveland Zoo, CBG was originally called the Cleveland Garden Center and was the first organization of its kind in the U.S. For more than a generation — since 1930, in fact — the Cleveland Botanical Garden has existed as a lush, beautiful, and peaceful urban sanctuary in University Circle. It's filled to the brim — the outside, too — with plants and flowers from around the globe. It's the perfect spot for a little zen. Nature Center at Shaker Lakes - In the heart of historic Shaker Heights and surrounded by the Shaker Parklands, the Nature Center is free and open to the public, providing wonderful nature experiences and discovery for all ages throughout all seasons. Crawford Auto-aviation Museum - University Circle’s best-kept secret is the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum. The collection leans heavily toward cars built in Cleveland between 1898 and 1931, when Cleveland was the automotive center of the nation, with 80 different car brands being built here. Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve - From nearly a century of Cuyahoga River dredgings to being classified as a National Audubon Important Bird Area in 2000. CLNP represents a singular example of lakefront naturalization in Cleveland. Today, the CLNP is the only publicly accessible naturalized lakefront area between Huron and Mentor (a distance of over 70 miles) Cleveland Museum of Natural History - The museum is considered one of the finest institutions of its kind in North America. Permanent exhibits of special interest include the 3 million-year-old human ancestor Australopithecus afarensis, known as “Lucy,” and the 150 million-year-old Haplocanthosaurus delfsi, one of the most complete mounted sauropods on display anywhere in the world! The Museum also features a planetarium, observatory, discovery center, live animal shows, a wildlife center, and woods garden. WHY CHOOSE a Smart-guided Selfie Cycle Tour? You get all the benefits of a guided tour without the drawbacks of a tour guide, other tourists, time restrictions, and a rigid tour agenda. With this smart-guided tour, you can go when you want, at your speed, and hang out at a spot as long as you wish. You can even wander off the planned route and the smart guide will get you back on track when you are ready. HERE'S THE PLAN: You bring a bike and a smartphone. CycleNuts provides the smart-tour guide links! You will receive an expertly designed tour route via email. Click the emailed link and follow the Selfie Tour route using your smartphone as your smart-tour guide for the Voice and Map guided turn-by-turn instructions. SHORT INSTRUCTIONS: From your location, using your cell phone click on the starting spot link and follow the Google Maps directions. When you arrive, click the emailed tour navigation links to begin the tour. The navigation links will be either Google Maps, Ride With GPS (RWGPS), or both. For more complex tours, there may be several links to click with additional instructions. With Google Maps, the navigator will prompt you at each checkpoint to continue navigation. BUY NOW AND RIDE WHENEVER AND FOREVER. The route links do not expire. Buy now and plan your adventure - invite your favorite peeps or ride solo; make overnight accommodation reservations; reserve a sitter for your pets. Many tours include dog-friendly tasty spots, as noted in the tour instructions. Here are two CycleNuts tested and approved sites for pet owners: Bring Fido for those touring with dogs; and Rover for those needing pet sitters. The purchase is for the CycleNuts Selfie Smart-guided route links and instructions. Attractions, lodgings, food, bike rental, etc. are not included. CYCLENUTS SELFIE TOURS tie together fun, interesting, scenic, historic, tasty, and refreshing points of interest along a bikeway-focused tour route where you ride at your pace and pleasure. You are the tour boss. You choose the date and time - the tour is good for any day or time. With these Smart-guided Selfie Cycle Tours, you bring the bike, and the smartphone - CycleNuts provides the smart-guided links. The smart guide gives voice and visual turn-by-turn instructions along an expertly designed tour route. Do the tour solo or bring along your crew. Easily stop anywhere along the way to visit attractions or refreshments and the smart guide will continue the route from wherever you are when you are ready to roll. Got questions? - Get answers! – http://CycleNuts.link FAQS Get your CycleNuts Tours T on! - buy it here . CycleNuts Meetup Group Rides Are you interested in riding with a CycleNuts Meetup group" Three metropolis areas to pick from - choose one or join all three - Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Cleveland Join CycleNuts on Meetup here Free tickets may be available for this tour in the CycleNuts Meetup Groups. Information Source: CycleNuts | eventbrite

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Art Camps at Lee University are each one week- choose July 7-11 or July 14-18 (July 7-11 only for High School) Your choice of morning (9am-12pm) or afternoon (1pm-4pm) sessions. Purchasing more than one ticket? Use promo code LEE_ART for a $10 discount per ticket. Camps are divided by students by grade levels: Art Beginners Camp with Mrs. Taylor Baker for rising K-2nd graders* is an active artistic learning experience. Students will enjoy learning about artists and nature and have lots of hands-on time crafting, painting, drawing, and modeling clay. Art Explorers Camp with Mrs. Mary Ann Poplin for rising 2-5th graders is structured like a school art class. Students will enjoy learning about artists and cultures, painting, drawing, and other mediums and practicing art skills all week. Art Insights Camp with Ms. Shanna Calfee (July 7-11) and Mrs. Katie Beeh (July 14-18) for rising 6th-8th graders is designed to for students to learn about artists and receive specialized art instruction. Students will enjoy painting, drawing, 3D projects and practicing a wide variety of art skills. Revamp Art Camp (high school) for rising 9th-12th graders, July 7-11 only, taught by Lee faculty members will be an emersive experience in student's choice of clay/ ceramics (morning sessions only) and drawing/painting (afternoon sessions only). High school students may register for morning and afternoon camp for a full day of camp, which will include a provided lunch. *Parents of rising 2nd graders can choose between the K-2nd camp or the 2nd-5th camp. There will be some writing activities in the 2nd-5th grade camp, and more active play for the K-2nd camp. Information Source: Mary Mathias, Lee U Art Club and Sparrow Art Guild | eventbrite

Art Camps at Lee University are each one week- choose July 7-11 or July 14-18 (July 7-11 only for High School) Your choice of morning (9am-12pm) or afternoon (1pm-4pm) sessions. Purchasing more than one ticket? Use promo code LEE_ART for a $10 discount per ticket. Camps are divided by students by grade levels: Art Beginners Camp with Mrs. Taylor Baker for rising K-2nd graders* is an active artistic learning experience. Students will enjoy learning about artists and nature and have lots of hands-on time crafting, painting, drawing, and modeling clay. Art Explorers Camp with Mrs. Mary Ann Poplin for rising 2-5th graders is structured like a school art class. Students will enjoy learning about artists and cultures, painting, drawing, and other mediums and practicing art skills all week. Art Insights Camp with Ms. Shanna Calfee (July 7-11) and Mrs. Katie Beeh (July 14-18) for rising 6th-8th graders is designed to for students to learn about artists and receive specialized art instruction. Students will enjoy painting, drawing, 3D projects and practicing a wide variety of art skills. Revamp Art Camp (high school) for rising 9th-12th graders, July 7-11 only, taught by Lee faculty members will be an emersive experience in student's choice of clay/ ceramics (morning sessions only) and drawing/painting (afternoon sessions only). High school students may register for morning and afternoon camp for a full day of camp, which will include a provided lunch. *Parents of rising 2nd graders can choose between the K-2nd camp or the 2nd-5th camp. There will be some writing activities in the 2nd-5th grade camp, and more active play for the K-2nd camp. Information Source: Mary Mathias, Lee U Art Club and Sparrow Art Guild | eventbrite

Welcome to the Midwest Pediatric Device Consortium's Showcase Event! Join us for an exciting event dedicated to highlighting pediatric medical device innovation! The first inaugural Midwest Pediatric Device Consortium Showcase is being held at the MidTown Collaboration Center in Cleveland, Ohio. This event will highlight the first year of achievements and awardees of the first funding cycle. The Showcase will bring key stakeholders together to discuss the major pediatric initiatives and strategies aiding innovators, companies, and investors. The Midwest Pediatric Device Consortium (MPDC) is a newly formed FDA-funded consortium led by Nationwide Children’s Hospital, The Ohio State University, Cincinnati Children’s, and Cleveland Clinic Children’s, launched to utilize the resources of the Midwest to advance pediatric device development across the country. This program provides specific funding for devices and resources for inventors to advance their projects. The FDA awarded a $6.95 million grant to the collaboration to establish the MPDC and to provide funding, resources, networking, clinical trial infrastructure, a commitment to underserved populations, real-world evidence, and collaboration with other national PDCs. Event Details: Date: July 9th, 2025 Location: MidTown Collaboration Center: 6539 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44103 Time: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Happy Hour Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of shaping the future of pediatric healthcare. Register now to secure your spot! Use our Hotel Booking Link to reserve a discounted spot at the InterContinental Cleveland Hotel & Conference Center to come in early or stay late! Information Source: Midwest Pediatric Device Consortium | eventbrite

Welcome to Sunrise & Sips for 2 at Edgewater Park ! Join us on for a magical morning experience. Start your day with a breathtaking sunrise view, gourmet pastries, and your favorite beverage in hand. Let's kick off the day right together! Don't forget to set your alarms and make sure to arrive on time. See you there! Information Source: Leisure OnCall | eventbrite

Welcome to Dusk & Delicacies at Edgewater ! Get ready for a magical experience as the sun sets over the horizon. Indulge in a variety of delicious food, drinks and desserts while enjoying the picturesque views of the park. Whether you're a foodie or just looking for a relaxing evening, this event is perfect for everyone. Come unwind, socialize, and create lasting memories. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to savor the flavors of Dusk & Delicacies at Edgewater . Information Source: Leisure OnCall | eventbrite

Luxe Lunch Escape on the Beach Come join us for a luxurious lunch getaway at Edgewater Park! Enjoy a delicious meal while soaking up the sun and enjoying the beautiful beach views. It's the perfect way to relax and unwind with friends and family. Don't miss out on this opportunity to treat yourself to a day of pure bliss! Information Source: Leisure OnCall | eventbrite

Bingo, Babes, and Booze! Join us for a night of outrageous fun at Dunlap's Corner Bar! Get ready to dab, dazzle, and drink your way to victory at our Drag Bingo extravaganza. Hosted by the fabulous Comatose, featuring amazing guests and filled with ridiculous prizes, this is a night you won't want to miss. What to expect: 6 rounds of bingo madness 2 bonus rounds of drag performances A thrilling prize wheel with hilarious prizes A kitschy vintage atmosphere at Dunlap's Corner Bar Tickets are $10 per person, and additional boards are available for purchase. So, grab your friends, put on your best bingo outfit, and get ready for a night of laughter, excitement, and maybe even a bingo jackpot! Information Source: Uncle Lulu | eventbrite

Coffee—that life-giving, caffeine-fueled elixir. But first, you’ve got to get it out of the bag. Why not do it in style? In this class, you’ll forge your very own custom coffee scoop—a bit of flair for your daily coffee affair. The design features a beautifully crafted copper scoop paired with a hand-forged steel handle, joined together with copper rivets. Once assembled, you’ll have a stunning and functional kitchen tool that’s uniquely yours. What You’ll Make: A copper-and-steel coffee scoop Experience Needed: None! This class is beginner-friendly We Provide: All tools and materials Join us for a hands-on experience and walk away with a scoop that’s as bold as your morning brew. Information Source: The Urban Forge | eventbrite

Set a Goal today for a 5K, 10K, or 13.1 Half-Marathon with a Virtual Run where you can run Stress-Free anywhere, anytime and submit your results. When you finish your run, you'll get a limited time Free Invite into one of our local Running Clubs near you! Sign-up to run or walk, but also join the journey of thousands of others near you who want to live a healthier life through running (or walking!). Intro to your Virtual Run: https://youtube.com/shorts/YfBqrej80T4?si=RkSl61EB95jnQ6on Step 1: Choose a Time and Place to run! Step 2: Get your Virtual Packet Step 3: When you finish, you can submit your results. What You Get with our Virtual Run: Virtual Packet with Digital Tools (Music Playlist, Training Plans, Online Results) Certificate of Completion Invitation to Join our Strava Run Clubs Our Run Clubs will also have special events, free giveaways, and a Community of other runners to support your run journey. You can Add-On: Commemorative Shirt + Medal We look forward to greeting you at the virtual finish line! Information Source: The Best Races | eventbrite

Saturday, July 12, 2025 West Park Baseball Bar Crawl 2-4:10pm Registration @ West Park Station Innings 1-3 @ Backstage Innings 4-6 @ Smedleys Innings 7-9 @ PJ McIntyres Extra Innings @ West Park Station 1st 100 people get baseball hat Door prize at each pub Grand Prize at Extra Indians: Guardians Tickets Giveaway with a Great Lakes Experience Drink Specials & Stadium Food Specials each pub - Footlong Hot Dogs and more! Blue Moon, Downeast, Great Lakes Cold Rush! Information Source: Crawl Cleveland | eventbrite

Featuring The Blossom Quartet, the second concert in our 18th season of this music program opens allows a rare opportunity to experience a live performance of Bach's creative culmination. This music is evocative, moving, and expressive. Close Encounters is Heights Arts’ signature Sunday afternoon chamber music series, and this concert in this season's series features performers Stephen Tavani, violin, Yun-Ting Lee, violin, William Bender, viola, and Dane Johansen, cello. These intimate Sunday afternoon concerts, curated by Cleveland Orchestra cellist Dane Johansen, are performed by some of the world's most renowned musicians. Held in unique venues and local residences, they offer a rare opportunity for audiences to experience chamber music as it was meant to be heard—up close and personal. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) The Art of Fugue Part I, BWV 1080 (1750) The Art of Fugue Part II, BWV 1080 (1750) Dessert Sponsor: Luna Bakery and Cafe ******************************************* You Make Our Events Special A performer without an audience is like a tree that falls in the forest with no one to hear. In both cases, the essence of the experience—the sound of the falling tree or the energy of the performance—depends on the presence of witnesses. Your Impact: When you purchase a ticket or RSVP and show up to our event, you’re not just filling a seat—your presence gives our performers the energy and excitement that fuels their performance. But without a full and engaged audience, their efforts won’t shine as brightly. Please RSVP only if you’re certain you can attend. Of course, we know that sometimes unexpected issues might prevent you from coming. If you realize you or your guest(s) can’t make it, please let us know as soon as possible. This will allow us to give the open spot to someone else. There’s nothing more disappointing for us than turning people away because of a sold-out event only to find that we could have placed them. You get it, right? We know you do. The Reward: Your commitment to attending means a lot to Heights Arts, even more to those who are taking the stage, and most importantly to YOU. We have no doubt you will be inspired by our featured talent. When you attend, you will even get a little extra something as a thank you from us in celebration of our 25th anniversary. Thanks for your understanding. We’ll see you soon! ****************************************************************** EVENT TICKET POLICY Please see our event and ticket policy HERE . Email us at events@heightsarts.org with questions about our policy or the event. ****************************************************************** ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Violinist Stephen Tavani joined The Cleveland Orchestra as Assistant Concertmaster in 2018. He was featured playing Rismky Korsakov’s Scheherazade with the Cleveland Orchestra at the 2022 summer Blossom season. He appeared as guest concertmaster with the Houston Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony, and Louisiana Philharmonic, and before joining the Cleveland Orchestra, he was concertmaster of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. He has performed as soloist with the Youngstown Symphony, the Orchestra of the Americas, and at the MasterWorks festival. An avid chamber musician, Mr. Tavani has appeared at many music festivals and chamber music series, including the Marlboro Music Festival, Dresden Music Festival, Music From Angel Fire, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, Colburn Chamber Music Society, Curtis Recital Series, and with Curtis On Tour. Tavani visits Northeast Ohio inmates with the Cleveland- based Renovare to help provide hope and healing through music. He is a member of Third Culture Ensemble, which serves diverse communities through music. He also is involved with the MasterWorks Festival, which integrates Christian faith and life in the performing arts. Stephen resides on Cleveland’s east side with his wife Amanda, a double bassist and music educator, and their two young sons. He grew up in Northern Virginia in a musical family; his mother is a voice teacher and lyric soprano, his father a family physician and pianist. Learn more about Mr. Tavani at his website: stephentavani.com, and visit his youtube page at youtube.com/stavani1 to see many of his live performances. Taiwanese-American violinist Yun-Ting Lee joined the second violin section of The Cleveland Orchestra in 2013. He completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music, where his principal teachers were David Cerone, William Preucil, and David Updegraff. He has also studied with Dr. Phyllis Skoldberg and Ming-De Zhang. Yun-Ting has appeared as soloist with Spoleto Festival USA, Music Academy of the West, Cleveland Institute of Music, National Repertory, and Phoenix Symphony orchestras. A dedicated chamber musician, Mr. Lee received the Dr. Bennett Levine Memorial Award in Chamber Music from CIM. Yun-Ting has collaborated with Orion Weiss, Lyrica Baroque Ensemble, and members of the Juilliard, Cavani, and Tokyo String Quartets. He has also performed in the Dame Myra Hess Memorial concert series and the Duluth Chamber Music Festival. Yun-Ting has performed with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Arizona Musicfest, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and the Minnesota Orchestra. Mr. Lee was also a member of the Canton symphony and Citymusic Cleveland. He is an alumnus of the New York String Orchestra Seminar, the Holland International Music Sessions, Encore School for Strings, and the Pacific Music Festival. William Bender was appointed to the viola section of The Cleveland Orchestra in November of 2021. Before Cleveland, he was Assistant Principal Viola of The Philharmonia Orchestra in London, England. While in London, Mr. Bender played principal viola with The Philharmonia, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Echor Music, and the London Concertante. Mr. Bender is an enthusiastic performer of the chamber music repertoire. He plays in a quartet with fellow TCO members Stephen Tavani, Yun-Ting Lee, and Dane Johansen. Hailing from Franklin, Tennessee, Mr. Bender studied with Kathryn Plummer at Vanderbilt University’s Blair Academy (pre-college), Heidi Castleman at The Juilliard School, and Robert Vernon at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Dane Johansen joined The Cleveland Orchestra in 2016. He was formerly the cellist of the Escher String Quartet, and was a BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist, a recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant and the Martin Segal Award from Lincoln Center. He has performed as a soloist and chamber musician around the world. Mr. Johansen made his Lincoln Center debut in a performance of Elliott Carter’s Cello Concerto under the direction of James Levine in celebration of the composer’s centennial. He made his Carnegie Hall debut as first winner of the Juilliard Leo Ruiz Memorial Award and, in 2016, performing William Walton’s Cello Concerto, made his debut with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. For many years, Dane Johansen has dedicated time and energy exploring Johann Sebastian Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello. He performed them at New York’s Alice Tully Hall in 2010 and also throughout his 580-mile pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago in Northern Spain in 2014; the story of his adventure on the Camino with Bach was made into a documentary film called Strangers on the Earth. A native of Fairbanks, Alaska, Dane Johansen studied with Richard Aaron at the Cleveland Institute of Music, Michel Strauss at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris, and with Joel Krosnick at the Juilliard School, where he earned his artist diploma. He studied with Bernard Greenhouse for the last five years of the legendary cellist’s life, fostering a connection through him to the legacies of Pablo Casals, Emanuel Feuermann, and the Beaux Arts Trio. Information Source: Heights Arts | eventbrite

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