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Wool Felting Workshop September 1
Wool Felting Sunday, September 1, 3:00pm - 4:00pm Ages 12 - adult - $30 (includes admission to the Made in Ohio Art & Craft Festival) Wool Felting Wet felting wool turns fleece into a dense fabric. A little wool from the Hale Farm dye room, warm soapy water, and agitation are the basic ingredients to create felt beads for a wearable corsage bracelet or coat pin. Add-ons (felt shapes, charms or buttons) and the materials to finish your jewelry piece…
Find out more »EXHIBIT OPENING! The Soul of Philanthropy
The Soul of Philanthropy (TSOP) reframes portraits of philanthropy. It comprises highly innovative presentations of over a dozen vignette stories and more than 50 black-and-white images. Created by Valaida Fullwood and photographer Charles W. Thomas, the exhibition conjures philanthropic musings across generations. A robust offering of talks, panel discussions and public forums accompany the exhibition. It allows groups to explore a broad range of topics igniting a movement of conscious philanthropy by empowering a generation…
Find out more »Glassblowing – InHale Adult Workshop – Pumpkin
REGISTER HERE Step beyond the rail and into the world of a 19th century glassblower. View a close-up demonstration of blown glass by the Hale Farm Glassblower. Then, through a guided experience, turn ordinary minerals into your own piece of beautiful art glass.* Please dress in comfortable, casual clothing, suitable for the heat of the furnace (long pants and sturdy-soled shoes are a must). *Finished glass piece will be available for pick-up after three days to allow for cooling. **$72 members/$82 non-members…
Find out more »Glassblowing – InHale Adult Workshop – Pumpkin
REGISTER HERE Step beyond the rail and into the world of a 19th century glassblower. View a close-up demonstration of blown glass by the Hale Farm Glassblower. Then, through a guided experience, turn ordinary minerals into your own piece of beautiful art glass.* Please dress in comfortable, casual clothing, suitable for the heat of the furnace (long pants and sturdy-soled shoes are a must). *Finished glass piece will be available for pick-up after three days to allow for cooling. **$72 members/$82 non-members…
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History on Tap: Beerfest
Beerfest returns for its 3rd year to the historic Hay-McKinney mansion lawn. Guests will enjoy an early evening outdoors with flights of craft brews from local breweries. Come immerse yourself in Cleveland’s brewing past—including the story of Cleveland's famous widow brewer, Magdalena Baehr! General Admission Prices $5 draft pint $7 draft tasting duo $13 draft tasting flight $15 Open Bar Wrist Band (WRHS MEMBER PRICING - ADVANCE purchase only) $25 Open Bar Wrist Band Includes Admission (ADVANCE purchase only)…
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Crawford, Coffee & Cars
Join us for Crawford, Coffee & Cars at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum's Preservation & Storage Facility in Macedonia Ohio. Saturday, September 14, 2019 | 8:00am to 11:00am Experience the Crawford Auto-Aviation Collection like never before Enjoy coffee and pastries Admission includes access to the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum Preservation and Storage Facility $5 for WRHS Members, $10 for Non-Members Proceeds from this event benefit the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum at the Cleveland History Center. Questions? Contact Whitney…
Find out more »Fall Italian Language Lessons Begin
The Cleveland History Center is offering a series of Basic Italian Language Classes, taught by Serena Scaiola, a native speaker of Italian with many years of teaching experience at all levels in several local Universities. Beginner I : This 8-week, Saturday-morning course is designed for individuals with no previous knowledge of Italian, or for those who were exposed to the Italian spoken language but need to refresh. It is intended to give basic skills in reading, listening and speaking, with a focus on…
Find out more »Homeschool Field Trip Days | History Explorer
September: History Explorer How do we learn from the past? This month, students will learn and practice basic study skills to help them become a better history analyst. Students will practice observing, classifying, reflecting, and synthesizing information from various sources. They will then explore primary sources and learn how to use them. This will allow students to connect lessons from the past to today. About Homeschool Field Trip Days Hosted at the Cleveland History Center every third Wednesday of the…
Find out more »Thursday Night Music Club September 19, 2019
Unwind and relax during at our monthly Thursday Night Music Club. These social events feature local live music, MarketPlace shopping, cash bar , food by our own Café 1810 and a featured winery or brewery! . . Free Admission (museum sites are not open) Free Parking For more information call 330-666-3711 . . . 5pm - 9pm Thursdays - Music begins at 6pm . June 20 - Zach Friedhof- featured Winery: CLE Urban Winery July 18 - Dick Cooper- featured Winery: It's…
Find out more »Natural Dyeing -InHale Adult Workshop
REGISTER HERE Adults and youth age 11 and up Cost: $72 for members, $82 for non-members Historical, sustainable and beautiful, natural dye methods are enjoying renewed interest by home artists and major manufacturers alike. This summer series follows the seasonal availability of dyestuffs, including onion skins, nut hulls, flowers and leaves. Learn how to prepare yarn for color-fastness by mordanting, make an assortment of dyes, then experiment on protein fibers.
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