Art: A Portrait
Wednesday, June 15
7 pm
Stuart Pearl, had the great
privilege of photographing the
Cleveland Museum of Art as it
stands today, an international star
in interior design, art presentation
and preservation with great social
spaces. After a year and a half, the
images were assembled by the
museum staff for a celebratory
publication, The Cleveland
Museum of Art: A Portrait, which
was released in the fall of 2014.
Tonight, you will see the real inside
story of what makes the CMA so
very special. Sponsored by the
Friends of the Library.
From Bach to Zelenka
Friday, June 17
1 pm
in the City of Cleveland and
Northeastern Ohio from the
1800s to the present day. Special
emphasis will be given to the
Cleveland Orchestra, including
its two venues, Severance Hall
and Blossom Music Center, the
Cleveland Pops, the Cleveland
Institute of Music, the Music
Settlement, City Music Cleveland
and Apollo's Fire. Sponsored by
the Friends of the Beachwood
Library.
at the Library:
The Sounds of Jazz
Sunday, May 19
2 pm
daughter team backed by some of
the area's finest musicians: Nancy
"Daddio" Redd on saxophone, Leo
Coach on piano, John Stebal on
drums and Christopher Vance on
bass. Sponsored by the Friends of
the Library.
For Adults
Tuesdays, July 5, July 12,
July 19, July 26
4 pm
adults coloring. Supplies will
be provided by the Friends of
the Beachwood Library. No regis-
tration required.
Theatre Company:
Lady Windemere's Fan
Wednesday, July 6
7 pm
Lady Windermere's Fan by
Oscar Wilde.
typical adroitness. Comedy and
manners offer a tongue-lashing,
suspenseful assault on Victorian
values. An attractive stranger
invades the domestic bliss of
Lady & Lord Windermere, and
her past has the potential to
drastically alter their future. Lord
Darlington plays a hand. All bets
hinge on chance, fate, accident
and a fan.
Sunday July, 10
2 pm
unknown stories from Jewish
communities around the world
when she introduces you to her
newest book, The Dao of Being
Jewish.
Thursday, June 9
3 pm
Ages 8-11
Join in, build STEM skills and
explore the world of WeDo
robots.
Journey to South America!
Friday, June 10
10:30 am
Ages 3 to 6 with a caregiver
the Summer Olympics, and
experience the culture through
stories, songs and crafts.
Wednesday, June 22
6:30 pm
Families
everyone's favorite wizard with
games, crafts and activities.
Costumes recommended!
Rumplestiltskin
Monday, June 27
6:30 p.m.
Families
of the classic tale, following the
Miller as he weaves a web of
lies to convince the King that
his daughter can spin straw into
gold! Enter the outrageously
outspoken and never happy
villain, Rumplestiltskin, whose
preposterous demands create
even more mayhem in the land
of Stiltskin. Top it off with a
famous, ground-breaking mari-
onette that "flies to pieces" right
with the Stevens Puppets touch
of humor and authenticity, and
you get one of the most highly
rated, happily pleasing programs
ever.
Mondays at 4 pm and
Wednesdays at 10 am
Ages 19-35 months with a
caregiver
Tuesdays at 4 pm and
Thursdays at 10 am
Caregivers and their babies
from birth-18 months
baby.
Tuesdays at 2:30 pm and
Wednesdays at 1:30 pm
Ages 3-5 not yet in
kindergarten and their
caregivers
little one.
for all programs except
storytimes, unless otherwise
noted. To register, please
call 216.831.6868 or visit
cuyahogalibrary.org.