by Daniel Hathaway
Today is Earth Day 2025. There are numerous ways to observe this year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” with its focus on renewable energy and encouraging people to take action for the environment. Cleveland Metroparks suggests 50 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day at Home.
To mark its 75th Anniversary, the Cleveland Chamber Music Society has booked Gartner Auditorium at the Cleveland Museum of Art for five evenings and has engaged the Jerusalem Quartet (pictured) to play all fifteen of Dmitri Shostaktovich’s string quartets in chronological order, creating something of a timeline of the composer’s life in Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Union. The second program tonight at 7:30 includes Quartets 4-6, and will be preceded by a 6:30 lecture by James Wilding.
And to mark the 200th Birthday of the City of Akron, Tuesday Musical has organized a Bicentennial Concert tonight at 7:30 in E.J. Thomas Hall. The program features the brass and percussion sections of The Cleveland Orchestra in the world premiere of Peter Boyer’s Festive Fanfare, plus works by Giovanni Gabrieli and Modest Mussorgsky.
For details of these and other events, please visit our Concert Listings page.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Cleveland Museum of Art has announced that its Solstice Event will return on Saturday, June 21 from 7:00 pm to 12 midnight. [Read more…]










