All the Cleveland Area Festivals to Hit Up the Rest of the Summer
By Brett Zelman
If you're looking for something to do this summer, Cleveland's festival scene has you covered. There are ton of great options for a fun night out with friends or with the whole family.
When: September 2nd-5th and 9th-10th
Where: Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds
Price: $13 Single Day, $25 Two-Day, $16 At Door,
What: Drinking, Eating, A Marathon, Live Music Including Pink Floyd Cover and Frankie Valli Cover Bands, Fireworks, Miss Oktoberfest, Wiener Dog Races and A Microbrew Competition
When: July 22nd through September 4th
Where: Blossom Music Center
What: The Cleveland Orchestra Playing Multiple Concerts Including The Lord Of The Rings, Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto, Broadway Legends, Grieg’s Piano Concerto, Beethoven’s Ninth, Trifonov Plays Rachmaninoff, Harry Potter, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and The Sound of Music. Prices vary.
When: August 5th-7th
Admission: Free
Where: Twinsburg Town Square
What: Twins Competition, Food, Live Entertainment, Cornhole Tournament, Raffles, Parades, Twins’ Talent Show, Research Tents, Volleyball Tournament, ‘Twingo”, Group Photos, Amusement Rides, 5K Marathon and More
When: July 29th, August 12th and August 26th
Admission: $18-$45
Where: Perici Amphitheater in Twinsburg (10620 Ravenna Rd.)
What: Live Music (Queen Cover Band, Disco Inferno, Elton John/Billy Joel Cover Bands), Food Trucks and Craft Beer and Wine, More
When: August 27th and 28th
Admission: Free
Where: Shaker Square
What: Top Chef Grill Offs, Food Vendors, Miss Garlic 2021, Garlic Fries, Mitchell’s Garlic Ice Cream, Ohio Craft Beers, Arts Vendors, Ohio Cheese Guild Tent, Live Music and Entertainment and More
When: September 23rd-25th
Admission: Free
Where: The Hamilton Collaborative (5401 Hamilton Ave.)
What: Community Engagement, Artists, Creators, Entertainment, Food and Drink and Much More
When: September 17th and 18th
Admission: Free
Where: Lincoln Park in Tremont
What: Over 130 Vendors, Children’s Village, Community Village (Non-Profit Organizations), Cultural Village (Restaurants and Merchants), Artists’ Village, LGBTQ and African Diaspora Celebration, Farmers’ Market, Live Music and Much More