Free events in Euclid, OH

A book bag giveaway is available while supplies last. Use the rear entrance at Suite 3D.

Legacy Village presents a free summer concert series filled with live music. The season begins during the annual Art in the Village, then continues with Saturday installments of Legacy Live throughout the summer. Attendees can relax and enjoy performances as the series brings music to the weekends.

The North Union Farmers Market is back at Legacy Village for the summer. Look for the market on Sundays in the lot beside The Capital Grille parking area.

At Cain Park’s Evans Amphitheater, the Workmen’s Circle Yiddish Concert in the Park brings together Schmaltz, Mekimi, and George Foley for a lively celebration of Jewish music and more. It is free to attend, and seats are available on a first-come basis. Schmaltz is a modern klezmer ensemble from Ann Arbor that reimagines traditional melodies with influences from jazz, Balkan, funk, Latin, and polka. Their debut album, The Seltzer Man, showcases inventive writing, spirited improvisation, and a high-energy horn section. The group has deep ties to the University of Michigan, featuring bandleader and composer Ryan Schildcrout on saxophone, Michael Gerace on trombone, Jacob Warren on bass, Christopher Gerace on trumpet, Jack Harris on drums, and pianist, arranger, and composer Seulah Noh. Mekimi, based in University Heights, performs modern Hebrew music alongside classic rock. The band has appeared at Cain Park, area synagogues, the Milky Way and Fiama’s restaurants, neighborhood street shows, and an online performance during Covid, and has also played a benefit for Magen David Adom Israel Emergency Services. The Fall 2024 issue of Cleveland Kesher recognized their contributions to the local live Jewish music scene. Pianist and singer George Foley is a longtime presence in Northeast Ohio. Classically trained, he performs ragtime, jazz, and standards from the Great American Songbook, with appearances at venues such as Nighttown, the Barking Spider, and Hyde Park. Audiences appreciate his warmth, humor, and deep knowledge of American popular music.

Enjoy a free concert with Black Squirrel Winds, part of the Local 4 Series. This faculty ensemble from Kent State University took its name from the campus’s well-known black squirrels and was formed in 2011 by founding members Danna Sundet, Amitai Vardi, and Mark DeMio. The group now also features Suyeon Ko on flute and Ben Hottensmith on horn. They appear in educational recordings on YouTube and have performed hundreds of times across the greater Cleveland area. Admission is free, and tickets are not required for free events unless otherwise noted.

North Union Farmers Market brings summer evenings to the Van Aken District with fresh produce, local vendors, and live music. Shoppers can explore farm fresh fruits and vegetables, artisanal breads and baked goods, local cheeses, meats, and more in a family friendly atmosphere. The market celebrates Northeast Ohio farmers, makers, and bakers and encourages visitors to shop small and eat local. Located around the turf in the Van Aken District, it offers a welcoming community gathering in Shaker Heights.

Part of the Fitness in the Village series at Legacy, this free class takes place on The Lawn and features Groove Ryde’s Bodyweight Bootcamp. The series also includes sessions with Flow Yoga and barre3, offering a variety of ways to get moving.