Wednesday, June 9th • 1:00 pm
Historic Rehabilitation of Windows: When to Repair & When to Replace
Online Event
Heritage Ohio
This presentation looks at window repair and replacement for historic rehabilitation projects. Research, planning, window assessment, standards, and historic tax credits are reviewed. A broad range of window rehabilitation solutions are shown through case studies of historic projects.
Sunday June 13th • 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
ONE COLLINWOOD, ONE COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE
LaSalle Theatre – 823 East 185th Street
Councilman Michael D. Polensek Ward 8
View the proposed LaSalle Theatre Community Donor Space and tour the LaSalle to see all the improvements and new additions! Share your thoughts and vision for the neighborhood. Hear about what’s going on with Greater Collinwood Development Corporation. Meet and greet with the Councilman and other officials.
Saturday, June 19th • 12:00 pm -10:00 pm
Juneteenth Freedom Fest
Mall C
Karamu House, Downtown Cleveland Alliance and Ingenuity Cleveland
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery on June 19, 1865 – the day when all African Americans became free. Freedom Fest is set to become an annual destination event in the heart of Downtown.
Produced in partnership with Karamu House, Downtown Cleveland Alliance and Ingenuity Cleveland, this new annual festival will be an immersive community wide experience positioned to educate, celebrate and engage participants around the history of African American culture.
Thursday, June 24th • 3:00 pm
Women Are Essential: New Ways of Seeing Women in Every Historic Place
Online Event
Preservation Leadership Forum
Every place has a woman’s story to tell, if only we could do a better job of "seeing" their presence in those places. Even historic sites that are recognized for their associations with women’s achievement contain additional layers of information that should be carefully examined to provide a more nuanced and complete picture of personal identity, gender and sexuality identity, and the forces that shaped them. From the home of an internationally acclaimed African American civil rights activist to a small "Cent Shop" that provisioned a 19th century seaport, women were absolutely essential to the success of a wide range of social, intellectual, and economic activities. Join Preservation Leadership Forum to learn new ways of seeing women in every historic place.
Thursday, June 24th • 5:00 pm
History on Tap: PRIDE
Cleveland History Center
Western Reserve Historical Society
In celebration of Pride Month, the Cleveland History Center is shining the spotlight on Cleveland’s LGBTQ+ history with History on Tap: PRIDE.
Wednesday, June 30th • 4:00 pm
Using State Historic Tax Credits to Create Affordable Housing
Online Event
Preservation Leadership Forum
Hear three perspectives on how state historic tax credits can help repurpose historic buildings to create new units of affordable housing.
