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September Program: Meet the Author – Lauren R. Pacini, “Honoring Their Memory”
Come hear local author Lauren Pacini talk about his most recently published work, Honoring Their Memory: Levi T. Scofield, Cleveland’s Monumental Architect and Sculptor. The book was written in celebration of the 125th anniversary of the commemoration of the Soliders’ and Sailors’ Monument downtown on Cleveland’s Public Square. This event is FREE and open to the public.
Find out more »Cleveland Opera Theater
Part of Cleveland Opera Theater’s Free Summer Concert Series, which provides a family-friendly gateway to discover and experience opera! Pack a picnic, or visit on-site food trucks, bring a chair or a blanket. Show up early to claim your spot and “opera tailgate” with friends and family. Kids can visit the “Instrument Petting Zoo” in the log cabin to meet musicians and get an extra close look at their instruments. Enjoy a FREE concert featuring operatic favorites, previews of upcoming seasons, highlights…
Find out more »2019 Annual Meeting
Members are welcome to attend the Annual Meeting in the Dunham Tavern Museum Barn on Sunday, June 9 at 4:00 pm. Light refreshments served.
Find out more »2019 Summer Soiree
Register here! Dunham Tavern Museum invites you to join us for an evening of celebration honoring The Saltzman Family of Dave’s Markets Saturday, June 1, 2019, 6:30-10:30 pm *Dinner al fresco and Open Bar *Program featuring our evening’s honorees Dave’s Supermarkets *Entertainment featuring live music and dance performance *Silent auction *Valet parking *Smart casual attire Dunham Sponsor- $2,500 (Table for 10, two “Member Plus” Level memberships, *one free barn rental, $1,750 tax deductible) *barn rental subject to DTM policies Dunham…
Find out more »Member Day 2019
Our first Member Day introduces an annual event to show appreciation for our membership. Members are invited to spend the afternoon on the Dunham Tavern Museum campus to enjoy a free members only celebration. 1:00 pm – Museum tours, stroll the grounds 2:00 pm- Speaker Andrew Richmond, “Buy Local or By River: Furnishing Early Ohio” FREE to members of Dunham Tavern Museum–Make your reservation by calling 216-431-1060 or click here. Andrew Richmond, President/CEO, Lead Appraiser & Consultant You’ll encounter few…
Find out more »April Program: Duncan Jameson, “Growing Up Wright”
Duncan Jameson, great-grandnephew of Orville and Wilbur Wright, gives a descendant’s inside look at the Wright Brothers by sharing stories, photos, and other memorabilia. This event is FREE but donations are appreciated. Registrations are encouraged but not required. Click here to sign up.
Find out more »March Program: Dennis R. Sutcliffe, “East 105th & Euclid – Cleveland’s Iconic Crossroads”
This is a joint-program open to members of Dunham Tavern Museum and Western Reserve Architectural Historians. Please email lauren@dunhamtavern.org or call (216) 431-1060 to make your reservation. The area, also known as Doan’s Corners, began as a stagecoach stop on the road from Buffalo. By the first half of the 20thCentury it had become an entertainment mecca offering Clevelander’s a taste of New York City high life featuring lavish theaters and posh hotels. By the 1970’s it was the flash-point…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland Family Fun Day
Purchase tickets here! Here’s a sneak peek of what you and your family can expect to enjoy: * Warm greetings * Creative and cozy activities * Live Entertainment provided by Lyrical Rhythms * Free gifts * Fashion show featuring some of Northeast Ohio’s Designers * A Special Complimentary Family Photo * Tour of Dunham Tavern Museum * A live panel discussion about the importance of children engaging in the creative arts * Pop-Up Boutique Shop with Lisa McGuthry of Our…
Find out more »January Program: Renee C. Romano, “The Hamilton Phenomenon”
“The Hamilton Phenomenon: How a Blockbuster Musical is Reenergizing American History” Renee C. Romano, Oberlin College, Professor of History, Comparative American Studies, and Africana Studies Renee Romano is the Robert S. Danforth Professor of History, Professor of Africana Studies and Comparative American Studies and Chair of the History Department at Oberlin College. A graduate of Yale (BA, 1990) and Stanford (PhD, 1996), she teaches and writes about 20th–and now 21st century–American race relations. Her disparate body of work explores racial…
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