April 10, 2012, Tuesday, 7 PM.  Installation of newly elected, Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation’s executive board members and officers at the Church of the Covenant in University Circle.  Featuring Native American foods. For reservations and details contact Mary Hamlin 440-461-2533 or mwhamlin@adelphia.net.  Open to everyone.

December 11, Tuesday, 7 PM.  Holiday dinner of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation.  Details in October, 2012.

Tower City’s first Cleveland Cultural Festival, on July 14 & 15th, will feature large photo kiosks with pictures of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens and the Polish Cultural Garden’s dedication of their new Paderewski bust on July 16th, in the Polish Garden, at 2 PM.  See the following photos of this exhibit and Tower City’s poster on the event.  Thanks for Gary Kotlarsic of the Polish Cultural Garden for making the arrangements and setting up the displays.

Cleveland Cultural Festival Flier

Tower LIghting–Paderewski bust dedication

Cultural Gardens photos at Tower City #1

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Polish Garden photos at Tower City #1

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Polish Garden photos at Tower City #3

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Join the Hungarian community for a celebration of Liszt’s music this coming Saturday, July 23, 2011 at 4 PM in the Hungarian Cultural Garden at  East Blvd, between Superior Road and St. Clair Avenue.

Free admission.  Free parking on East Blvd, Shakespeare Pkwy and Parkside, all at the Garden.

Bring your own lawn chairs since there will be limited seating in place.  Picnics are welcome, too.

Aurora School of Music head and Budapest native Vera Holczer will be one of a number of pianists on hand playing your Liszt favorites while Liszt looks on from his nearby tribute plaque.

Check out all of the restoration work that the Hungarian Cultural Garden committee has undertaken, learn about what the committee will be doing going forward.

Most all enjoy one of the very few opportunities you can find to hear delightful music in a beautiful garden setting.

Liszt Concert Flier

Tours of the Cultural Garden continue to grow in number.  Thanks to Lolly-the-Trolley thousands of people tour the Cultural Gardens as part of Lolly’s tour of Cleveland landmarks.  And the Federation itself gives many docent-lead tours for organizations.  The Gardens are particularly happy to welcome the Association of Profession Landscape Designers (ALPD)on their June 15th tour of the Gardens during their national convention in Cleveland.