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Annual Events 2020 Calendar Annual events 2020 Calendar ongoing events 1/20: Martin Luther King Jr. 3/11: NCAA DII Men’s & Women’s Celebration Concert Swimming & Diving Championships MIX Severance Hall, University Circle Spire Institute, City of Geneva Cleveland Museum of Art, first Friday neighborhood www.clevelandsports.org/events of each month www.clevelandorchestra.com www.clevelandart.org 3/14-15: American Cornhole 1/24-25: Cleveland Winter Beerfest League Nationals Make’em Laugh Mondays Huntington Convention Center of Huntington Convention Center of The Grog Shop, every other Monday Cleveland, Downtown Cleveland Cleveland, Downtown Cleveland www.grogshop.gs www.clevelandbeerfest.com iplaycornhole.com Walkabout Tremont 1/24-26: International Motorcycle Show 3/17: St. Patrick’s Day Parade Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, I-X Center, West Park neighborhood Various locations, Downtown Cleveland second Friday of each month motorcycleshows.com/cleveland www.stpatricksdaycleveland.com experiencetremont.com 1/31-2/9: The Great Big Home & 3/20 & 22: NCAA March Madness Third Fridays Garden Show 1st/2nd Rounds 78th Street Studios, third Friday of I-X Center, West Park neighborhood Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, each month www.greatbighomeandgarden.com Downtown Cleveland 78thstreetstudios.com www.rocketmortgagefieldhouse.com February Vintage Lorain 3/21-22: Shen Yun Lorain Avenue, every Saturday 2/1: 46th Annual Black History Flag Playhouse Square, Downtown Cleveland www.dscdo.org Raising Ceremony playhousesquare.org Cleveland City Hall, Downtown Cleveland Cleveland Stories Dinner Parties actionnetwork.org/events/46th-annual- 3/25-4/5: Cleveland International Music Box Supper Club, black-history-flag-raising-ceremony Film Festival every Wednesday Tower City Cinemas, www.musicboxcle.com 2/14-16: Cleveland Golf & Travel Show Downtown Cleveland I-X Center, West Park neighborhood www.clevelandfilm.org Think & Drink with the Extinct www.clevelandgolfandtravelshow.com Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 3/26: MLB Cleveland Indians third Thursday of each month 2/16: Cleveland Dessert Festival Home Opener www.cmnh.org The Madison, St. Clair Superior Progressive Field, Downtown Cleveland neighborhood www.indians.com Walk All Over Waterloo www.eventbrite.com/e/cleveland- Collinwood neighborhood, dessert-festival-tickets-79981712455 3/26-4/19: I-X Indoor Amusement Park first Friday of each month I-X Center, West Park Neighborhood waterlooarts.org 2/21-3/1: Cleveland Auto Show www.ixamusementpark.com I-X Center, West Park neighborhood www.clevelandautoshow.com 3/27-29: Be a Tourist in Events by Month Your Hometown 2/22: Brite Winter Festival Various locations throughout Cleveland January Flats West Bank, Downtown Cleveland VisitMeInCLE.com www.britewinter.com 1/11: Uncorked: Cleveland April Wine Festival 2/22: Cleveland Kurentovanje Great Lakes Science Center, Various locations, St. Clair-Superior 4/8-4/19: Cleveland Thyagaraja Festival Downtown Cleveland neighborhood Campus District, Downtown Cleveland uncorkedwinefestivals.com/ www.clevelandkurentovanje.com www.aradhana.org uncorked-cleveland 2/28-29: Big Ten Indoor Track & 4/12: Yuri’s Night 1/16-20: Mid-America Boat Show Field Championships Great Lakes Science Center, I-X Center, West Park neighborhood Spire Institute, City of Geneva Downtown Cleveland www.clevelandboatshow.com bigten.org greatscience.com 1/17-19: Junior Volleyball March 4/13: MiLB Lake County Captains Association National Tournament Home Opener Huntington Convention Center of 3/6-8: Wizard World Cleveland Classic Park, City of Eastlake Cleveland, Downtown Cleveland Huntington Convention Center of www.captainsbaseball.com www.clevelandsports.org/ Cleveland, Downtown Cleveland events/2020/01/18/jva-rock-n-rumble wizardworld.com/comiccon/cleveland 4/13: Dyngus Day 5/20-24: Mid-American Conference 6/6-7: WonderStruck in Cleveland Various locations, Detroit Shoreway Baseball Championships Lakeland Community College, neighborhood Sprenger Stadium, City of Avon City of Kirtland www.clevelanddyngus.com www.getsomemaction.com www.wonderstruckfest.com 4/17: MiLB Akron RubberDucks 5/22: Hessler Street Fair 6/13: Parade the Circle Home Opener Hessler Street, University Circle Wade Oval, University Circle Canal Park, City of Akron neighborhood neighborhood www.milb.com/akron/schedule www.hesslerstreetfair.org www.clevelandart.org 4/24-26: Dru Joyce Classic 5/22-24: Cleveland Scene Taste 6/19-21: Visit Me In CLE Weekend I-X Center, West Park neighborhood of Summer Various locations, Downtown Cleveland www.neobasketball.com Flats East Bank, Downtown Cleveland & neighborhoods scenetasteofsummer.com visitmeincle.com 4/27-5/2: Rock Week Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Various 5/22-25: Berea’s National Rib Cook-Off 6/20: Blazing Paddles Music Venues, Downtown Cleveland Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, Rivergate Park, Downtown Cleveland www.rockhall.com City of Berea sharetheriver.com/blazing-paddles www.berearib.com May 6/20: The Hooley on Kamm’s Corners 5/22-25: Tremont Greek Fest Various locations, West Park May-Sept: Walnut Wednesdays Annunciation Greek Orthodox neighborhood Perk Park, Downtown Cleveland Church, Tremont neighborhood www.kammscorners.com www.downtowncleveland.com www.tremontgreekfest.com 6/20: Larchmere PorchFest 5/2: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 5/28-31: USA Wrestling U23 World Various locations, Shaker Heights, Induction Ceremony Team Trials Larchmere Blvd. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Various Spire Institute, City of Geneva www.larchmereporchfest.org Music Venues, Downtown Cleveland usawrestingevents.com www.rockhall.com 6/20: Solstice Festival 5/30: Reggae Fest Cleveland Cleveland Museum of Art, 5/2: Station Hope City of Twinsburg University Circle neighborhood St. John’s Church, Ohio City reggaefestcleveland.com www.clevelandart.org neighborhood www.cptonline.org June 6/24-27: U.S. National Jump Rope Championships 5/8: Cleveland Pops Orchestra’s June-Aug. (Wednesdays): Wade Oval Cleveland Public Auditorium, “American Salute” Wednesdays Downtown Cleveland Severance Hall, University Circle Wade Oval, Cleveland’s University usajumprope.org neighborhood Circle neighborhood www.clevelandpops.com www.universitycircle.org 6/25-27: Tri-C JazzFest Playhouse Square, 5/9: Cedar Point Amusement Park June-Sept. (Last Friday of the Downtown Cleveland Opening Day month): Night Market Cleveland www.tri-c.edu/jazzfest Cedar Point Amusement Park, Cleveland neighborhood City of Sandusky nightmarketcle.com 6/26: Burning River Fest www.cedarpoint.com Historic Coast Guard Station, June 4-Aug. 6 (Thursdays): Whiskey Island, Downtown Cleveland 5/15: Frontier League Lake Erie Edgewater Live www.burningriverfest.org Crushers Home Opener Edgewater Park, Edgewater neighborhood Sprenger Stadium, City of Avon www.clevelandmetroparks.com 6/27: Waterloo Arts Fest www.lakeeriecrushers.com Various locations, Collinwood June 5-Aug. 7 (Fridays): neighborhood 5/16: Cleveland International Tattoo Euclid Beach Live www.waterlooarts.org/fest Cleveland Public Auditorium, Euclid Beach, Collinwood neighborhood Downtown Cleveland www.clevelandmetroparks.com 6/28: Edgewater Street Fest www.policememorialsociety.org/ Clifton Blvd, Cudell neighborhood cleveland-international-tattoo 6/6: Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival www.cudell.com/edgewater-street-fest Veteran’s Memorial Park, City of Avon 5/16-17: Cleveland Asian Festival www.ducktapefestival.com July Various locations, St. Clair-Superior neighborhood 6/6: Pride in the CLE July-Aug.: Summer in the City www.clevelandasianfestival.org Public Square, Downtown Cleveland Concert Series lgbtcleveland.org/pride-in-the-cle Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, 5/16-17: Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon Downtown Cleveland Various locations, 6/6-7: 30th Annual Art in the Village www.rockhall.com Downtown Cleveland with Craft Marketplace www.clevelandmarathon.com Legacy Village, City of Lyndhurst 7/10-12: Cain Park Arts Festival www.artfestival.com/festivals/art-village- Cain Park, City of Cleveland Heights craft-marketplace-cleveland-ohio www.cainpark.com 7/10-12: 7th Annual Stonewall Sports TBD: Little Italy’s Feast of the Assumption TBD: Boo at the Zoo National Tournament Holy Rosary Church, Little Italy Cleveland Metroparks Zoo + Multiple Venues neighborhood The RainForest, Old Brooklyn stonewallproud.org www.clevelandlittleitaly.com neighborhood www.clevelandmetroparks.com/zoo TBD: Taste of Tremont TBD: Sparx City Hop Various locations, Tremont neighborhood Various Cleveland neighborhoods TBD: Woollybear Festival www.tasteoftremont.com www.downtowncleveland.com/ Victory Park, City of Vermilion sparx-city-hop vermilionohio.com/festivals/ 7/24-26: Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival woollybear Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, September City of Berea TBD: NBA Cleveland Cavaliers www.clevelandirish.org 9/5-7: Cleveland Oktoberfest Home Opener Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, City of Berea Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, TBD: Cleveland Orchestra’s www.clevelandoktoberfest.com Downtown Cleveland Star-Spangled Spectacular www.cavs.com 9/5-7: Cleveland National Air Show Downtown Cleveland TBD: AHL Cleveland Monsters www.clevelandorchestra.com Burke Lakefront Airport, Downtown Cleveland Home Opener www.clevelandairshow.com Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, TBD: City Stages Downtown Cleveland Various locations, City of Cleveland www.clevelandmonsters.com clevelandart.org 9/10-18: 9th Annual Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival August Shaker Square Cinemas, November City of Shaker Heights www.gcuff.org 11/20-22: I-X Christmas Connection 8/6-9: Pro Football Hall of Fame I-X Center, West Park neighborhood
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