Latest Events in Cleveland Heights(June Updated)

Experience a thoughtfully curated performance by pianist Eric Charnofsky, violinist Emily Cornelius, and cellist Robert Nicholson. This talented trio invites you to immerse yourself in an extraordinary musical journey, featuring a diverse repertoire that spans different eras and styles. Prepare to be captivated by the expressive depth and unique harmonic language of Lukas Foss, a notable figure in 20th-century American music. Samuel Coleridge Taylor's compositions will transport you to the late Romantic era, with their rich melodies influenced by African themes. Arvo Pärt's minimalist and spiritual works promise a contemplative experience that transcends traditional boundaries. Don't miss the contemporary touch brought by pianist and composer Eric Charnofsky, as he contributes his own composition to the mix. Rising star Jessie Montgomery's compositions will add a modern perspective, blending traditional and contemporary styles. And lastly, Karl Jenkins' composition will draw inspiration from global musical traditions, creating a truly unique and transformative experience. This performance will take place on January 14th, 2024, at 3:00 PM at the Disciples Christian Church in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Admission is free, thanks to the Local 4 Music Fund's dedication to making high-quality music accessible to all. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the technical prowess and interpretative flair of Cornelius, Nicholson, and Charnofsky. Join us for an unforgettable musical experience!

Join the excitement of the Roaring 20s at the Urban Winery in Cleveland Heights! On January 25, 2024, immerse yourself in the charm and intrigue of a 1920s whodunnit mystery. Experience an unforgettable night of live, interactive entertainment as you step into the shoes of a detective. As you arrive at CLE Urban Winery on Lee Road, feel the nostalgia of an era long gone and revel in the excitement of solving the crime. The winery's rich history connects you to the ambiance of the 1920s, making this event truly unforgettable. Talented actors will guide you through captivating stories, intriguing characters, and clever clues throughout the evening. Dressing up in your finest 1920s attire is optional but highly encouraged to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere. The night begins at 6pm with a delectable cheese and charcuterie grazing table experience, accompanied by a cash bar. Then, at 7pm, prepare to be entertained and enthralled as you embark on a hilarious and suspenseful journey to unravel the mystery. Don't miss out on this extraordinary evening of mystery and mayhem at the Urban Winery. Tickets are available for only $28. It's time to indulge in the nostalgia of the past and become the detective you've always dreamed of being!

Stuckupbrand is delighted to present its upcoming ART SHOW • POPUP SHOP • NETWORK event, taking place on Saturday, January 27th, from 4PM to 9:30PM. Held at the prestigious venue located at 2490 Lee Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, this is an extraordinary occasion not to be missed. In addition to a captivating LIVE PERFORMANCE, attendees will have the opportunity to indulge in delectable FREE food and drinks, creating an immersive experience for art enthusiasts and professionals alike. With a serene and official atmosphere, this event offers a unique networking opportunity for individuals passionate about art, pop-up shopping, and building meaningful connections within the art community. Mark your calendars for this must-attend event, as it promises to be an unforgettable evening of creativity and collaboration. Tickets for this event are available for just $3, offering exceptional value for a truly remarkable experience. Join us on January 27th and immerse yourself in the world of art, pop-up shopping, and networking.

Join us at the Cultural Arts Center at Disciples Christian Church, and get ready to be immersed in a creative tale of mystery & suspense. Satan himself assigns his most powerful evil spirit to destroy a thriving church before they can launch a prayer summit that is sure to unite their city. This unusual theatrical event is complete with great acting, music, and dance, and will take place on Saturday, October 26, 2024, at 6:30 pm. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to witness a live performance by exceptionally talented actors and dancers. This production will keep you on the edge of your seat! So, gather your family and friends & get your tickets now. Then prepare for an eye-opening and entertaining night of chills and thrills! Information Source: dkWard [Creative] Evangelistic Ministries | eventbrite

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Experience the ultimate test of physical and mental endurance at the Endurance Challenge: The Marathon Journey in Cleveland Heights. Taking place on June 14, 2024, at the prestigious venue located at 3690 Woodridge Rd, this event invites participants to embark on an epic adventure. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or a novice, this thrilling marathon journey caters to all levels of experience. Push your limits, mingle with like-minded individuals, and craft lasting memories as you strive to conquer this challenging course. Tickets are priced at $33.20, offering a chance to challenge your endurance and revel in the satisfaction of crossing the finish line with a sense of accomplishment. Embrace the opportunity to test your stamina, embrace the journey, and celebrate your resilience in this prestigious event.

Discover the electrifying event, CHARG’D UP AUTHENTICATION, taking place on October 12, 2024, at Voltage Training and Fitness Center in Cleveland Heights. Join industry professionals and experts in an immersive experience focused on the latest trends and advancements in authentication technology. Located at 1635 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118, this event offers a unique opportunity to network, learn, and stay at the forefront of authentication innovations. Secure your spot now for $150 and be part of this transformative gathering.

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Try Before You Buy - The Wine Spot Spring Wine Show The Wine Spot Spring Wine Show is Cleveland's largest tasting and buying event, featuring over 100 wines available for sampling and purchasing—perfect for stocking up for summer! Wines range in price from $12 to $80+, but they all have one thing in common: they taste amazing! Limited Attendance Tickets are selling fast, so get yours before it sells out! At just $55 per person (the same price as last year), you’ll enjoy unlimited wine sampling plus tasty bites. It's Mother’s Day weekend, so why not bring mom, grandma, and your friends for a fun day out? Fine Print: No refunds, but tickets are transferable. If you can't attend, feel free to resell your tickets or gift them to a friend (21+). This is a 21 and over event only. Information Source: The Wine Spot | eventbrite

CROWN HER ON MOTHERS DAY Come celebrate the special women in your life at our event CROWN HER ON MOTHERS DAY ! Join us at the DGS EVENT CENTER for a day filled with love, appreciation, and pampering. Treat your mom like the queen she is with a day dedicated just for her. Show her how much she means to you with a crown fit for royalty. Let's make this Mother's Day unforgettable together! Information Source: ANDREW VS DRU B | eventbrite

Close Encounters, Heights Arts' signature Sunday afternoon chamber music series, returns for the fourth concert of our 18th season of this music program, featuring the timeless works of Antonín Dvorák and Ludwig van Beethoven. This enchanting program offers music that is not only charming and engaging but full of delightful surprises. Join us for an afternoon of captivating performances by Yaron Kohlberg (piano), Amy Lee (violin), and Dane Johansen (cello), as they bring these masterworks to life. Additionally, a special set of solo works, preform by Yaron Kohlberg, will be announced from the stage. 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. Set of solo works to be announced from the stage. Yaron Kohlberg, piano Antonín Leopold Dvorák (1841-1904) Piano Trio No. 4 in E minor, Op. 90 (1891) I. Lento maestoso — Allegro quasi doppio movimento II. Poco adagio — Vivace non troppo — Vivace III. Andante — Vivace non troppo — Allegretto IV. Andante moderato — Allegretto scherzando — Quasi tempo di marcia V. Allegro VI. Lento maestoso - intermission - Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Piano Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 97 (1811) I. Allegro moderato II. Scherzo (Allegro) III.Andante cantabile, ma però con moto IV. Allegro moderato Sponsor: Robin Blossom in memory of Jaymi Blossom Feeney 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 OUR PERFORMERS Steinway Artist Yaron Kohlberg , born in Jerusalem, is President of Piano Cleveland and a presenter of the Cleveland International Piano Competition, in which he was the silver medalist in 2007. He played in major halls in forty countries over five continents and has won many international prizes. Kohlberg has performed as soloist at Carnegie Hall in New York, the Kremlin in Moscow, the UN Hall in Geneva, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Asa hi hall in Tokyo, and in other major halls in cities around the world. He has also played at the Israel Parliament (Knesset) and the residence of the Israeli President. His performances have been broadcast on major TV stations in China, Korea and Japan. Kohlberg has appeared as soloist with numerous orchestras, including the Cleveland Orchestra, the Copenhagen philharmonic orchestra, the Bei jing symphony orchestra, the Oslo radio orchestra and the Palermo orchestra in Italy. He also played with all the leading Israeli orchestras, including the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, Israel Camerata, Haifa Symphony or chestra, Tel Aviv Soloist Ensemble and others. Kohlberg holds a graduate degree (with distinction) from the Buchmann-Mehta school of music of Tel Aviv University and is a student of the late Luisa Yoffe as well as Eitan Globerson and Arie Vardi. Violinist Amy Lee oined the Cleveland Orchestra as Associate Concertmaster in 2008. She has appeared as soloist several times, most recently in Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto in a 2019 concert at the Blossom Music Center and Fratres by Arvo Pärt released on The Cleve land Orchestra’s Adella streaming platform in 2021. A native of Seoul, Korea, Lee made her solo debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra at the age of 15 and enrolled at The Curtis Institute of Music when she was 16. After completing her bachelor’s degree there she went to The Juilliard School where she earned her master’s degree. She has performed as soloist with numerous orchestras in Europe and across the United States and took first prize at the 2004 Irving M. Klein International String Competition and the 2005 Corpus Christi International Competition for piano and strings. An active chamber musician, she is a member of the Omni Quartet and Ensemble HD, and performs at the Marlboro Music Festival. Lee is a former member of Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Two. In great demand as a teacher, Lee has been appointed to the Oberlin Conservatory faculty as associate professor of violin as of the fall 2024. She also currently coaches chamber music at the Cleveland Institute of Music and, for a decade, served as violin professor at Kent State University in the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music. She spends her summers as a faculty member at the Kent Blossom Music Festival, the Ascent Music festival and the Marlboro Music Festival. She lives in Beachwood with her husband Frank Rosenwein (principal oboe of the Cleveland Orchestra) and her three sons Joshua, Julian, and Benji and dog Rosie 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 celebra tion 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 connec tion through him to the legacies of Pablo Casals, Emanuel Feuermann, and the Beaux Arts Trio Information Source: Heights Arts | eventbrite

Gemini Season is here and she's inviting us to be curious about our duality and the duality we see and feel in the world. While we often live in ways that support one view of ourselves and those around us, two things can be true... in fact, a mutlitude of things can be true. Tap into the curious and communicative energy of Gemini & reflect on all of the parts of you-- even those that you may have always felt contradicted one another. As always, there are elements of the Divine with us in Circle, and so you'll be invited to welcome the energy of Light & Source to surround you and support you in your contemplations (if you feel comfortable/called to do so). There will be quiet reflective time with journaling prompts & oracle cards, invitations for group sharing, & a restorative meditation & soundbath. Words from Circle Attendees: "The only ritual I always practice is attending Women’s Circles by Steph, of Little Scraps of Magic, LLC because these sacred nights truly align me. Despite practicing meditation for years, there was always some resistance within me preventing full surrender until I stepped into S’il Vous Play and into Steph’s magic. As someone who is always at women’s events and circles, I’ll recommend for every woman I know to drop into this particular circle at least once because something unexplainably transformational happens here especially. I have been to them all, and can vouch that here something touching happens. You can come with something very heavy and pour it into the circle to a safe space of understanding. You can sit down to be in stillness with yourself and amplify joy. You can sit in a circle just to be heard. We do this monthly. I can guarantee that this practice will strike some chord in you and will be transformational in some way - thinking, action or feeling." - Olga What is a Women's Circle? A Circle is a sacred space for women to intentionally gather & deepen connection to self & the collective. Women’s Circles have been around since ancient times, and while modern day circles may have a different flow, you can still expect ritual & ceremony to be a part of the experience. They're kind of like a gentle blend of group therapy & meditation with a heavy emphasis on connecting to our sacred & divine feminine. There is thoughtful, facilitated discussion & sharing, as well as time to lay back & receive music or channeled messages coming through to lovingly support you. This event is created for those who identify as women. What Should I Bring? Yourself, with an open mind & open heart. Your favorite mug for tea & a water bottle. A notebook & pen, yoga mat, blanket. If you wish to dress in the spirit of your inner goddess, wonderful! If you want to come cozy in your pjs, equally as wonderful! What Will Be Provided? You will be welcomed by a simple, yet beautiful altar space with candles, aromatherapy sprays, & oracle cards. We will gather in circle around it. You’ll also be provided with a light cushion to sit on as well as hot water & a tea selection. I’ll have some extra blankets, yoga mats, notebooks, & pens incase you forget! Cost Tickets are $30 each About Your Facilitator, Steph Instagram Website As your Guide & Facilitator, I create an inclusive & warm environment for those who identify as women to come together and share their experience & to reconnect with their feminine energy, all without judgement. I’m an Intuivie Life Coach & Spiritual Guide. My clients have said I’m like their Soul Alchemist. I blend my empathic & intuitive gifts with a co-active coaching model in which I work with women to reflect on, reframe, & reclaim their truest, most fully expressed lives. It is my honor to support you as you navigate through a season of change, lovingly guiding & holding you as you cross the bridge from the woman you used to be, towards the woman you are destined to become. I hold the deepest belief that the world heals & becomes a better place for us all when we have the opportunity to tap into our gifts, cultivate our strengths, & do what lights us up. I trust that when we are connected to our truth & inner knowing, we create a ripple effect that creates a profound impact on our Earth & the people on it. I live in my hometown of Cleveland Heights with my 2 young boys, husband, and our senior dogs. Information Source: Stephanie Trzaska, Founder of Little Scraps of Magic | eventbrite