Dunham Tavern Museum

Sunday, June 19, 4:00 pm – Cleveland Classical Guitar Society, Composers-in-Residence World Premiere In 2021, CCGS commissioned Composers-in-Residence Thomas Flippen and Hermelindo Ruiz to compose a set of pieces for their students. Each of them decided to write pieces that honored their cultural background, filling a need for more diverse repertoire for the classical guitar. This live performance of the new pieces features CCGS students and each composer as performers.

Saturday, June 18, 12:00-3:00 pm – 2nd Annual Juneteenth Celebration Resident organizers, the Ward 7 Advisors, with support from MidTown and Dunham Tavern Museum present a free community Juneteenth celebration—food, music, dancing, spoken word poetry, crafts, and more fun!

Monday, June 13, 6:00 pm – Annual Meeting ***Note new date!***

Thursday, May 19, 6:00 pm – Angie George, “Mid 19th Century Cooking and Baking” Angie is a member of North Coast Narrative, a group dedicating to bring Ohio history to life. What did people eat during a time before the supermarket? How was food prepared? Where did it come from? What did kitchens look like 150 years ago before electricity? How does food preparation and cooking methods resemble and differ from today? These topics will be discussed during this hour-long…

Saturday, April 30, 12:00-4:00 pm – Flow and Grow: MidTown Neighborhood Community Tree Planting and Celebration To celebrate Arbor Day this year, Dunham is collaborating with MidTown, Holden Forests & Gardens, and Davey Resource Group. The event will also feature local food as well as a yoga session. AJ and The Confirmation Band will perform!

Sunday, March 13, 2:00 pm in the Dunham Barn FREE and open to the public! “My Half-life as an Irishman” is the title of this collection of Irish songs and Dan Fishwick’s own story(s) that might tie all the blarney together. Dan was a teacher at University School for thirty years, all the while clandestinely building musical instruments and playing a frequent gig of Irish music. He will bring along a bag of his axes—guitar, banjo, fiddle, and, if it’s…

Shelli Reeves, “The Rise of Black Glenville” – Sunday, January 16, 2:00 pm This program will be conducted virtually–CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE ZOOM SESSION. Shelli Reeves has dedicated her life to breaking down barriers and building community. She uses innovative ways to start conversations about the impact of storytelling while focusing on community, society, and policy. Her activism has led her to do work within museums, media, and political campaigns.    Shelli is the Founder and CEO of Reframe…