September ‘21 happenings
Summer is winding down and autumn is near!
Sept. 4-6 | Burke Lakefront airport
The Air Show is Cleveland’s Labor Day Weekend tradition with three days of aerial thrills featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, gravity defying aerobatics, parachuting and more. BUT THE AIR SHOW IS MORE THAN JUST FANCY FLYING, inside the gates fans can witness Shockwave Jet Truck race a plane down the runway, hear the incredible narration and feel the heat from explosive pyrotechnics. Ground attractions also include interactive displays, kid-friendly activities, drones and unique display aircraft. Come to the Air Show…and celebrate the last blast of summer in Cleveland!
Sept. 3-6 & Sept. 10-11 | Berea Fairgrounds
According to a press release, this year’s Cleveland’s Oktoberfest will feature plenty of beers, tribute bands, authentic European food, fireworks, a massive glockenspiel performance and, of course, wiener dog races.
“Dust off your lederhosen, bring your hunger for weinerschnitzel, and get ready to soak in the culture as you celebrate this annual German event with more than 100,000 people expected to be in attendance,” Roggenburk said in a press release.
Sept. 11 | Collinwood
The 18th Annual Waterloo Arts Fest is Saturday, September 11, 2021 from 12:00pm to 7:00pm and features local bands playing a great mix of music, local handmade art vendors, CLE’s best food trucks, and an exciting mix of innovative and interactive art experiences for all ages. At the Waterloo Arts Fest, you can roll up your sleeves, get your hands dirty and give art a try.
This community event is produced by Waterloo Arts, a nonprofit art center whose mission is to enrich the neighborhood culturally and economically by creating a stimulating arts environment through exhibits, performances, special events, and educational programming for people of all ages. In addition to orchestrating this festival, Waterloo Arts manages an art gallery, public art projects, a community arts center and artist studios.
Sept. 11-12 | Cain Park
Ten acts are scheduled to perform at this year’s event, highlighted by Grammy-winning Latin jazz band Spanish Harlem Orchestra, Grammy-winning singer Catherine Russell, trumpet player Marquis Hill and New York world music group Banda Magda. A crew of Cleveland-connected acts will hit the stage Saturday, in a “Moment in Cleveland” showcase featuring Dominick Farinacci, Ernie Krivda and more.
Cain Park, an outdoor venue, was chosen for this year’s JazzFest instead of its typical home in Playhouse Square in order to create a safer event due to the pandemic, according to the event’s website. The website also states that some JazzFest events will be streamed for fans who wish to listen at home.
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Sept. 19 | Browns stadium
