Geauga County • March 13, 2025
Good morning, Geauga County. The wilderness is calling the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts! March 20 marks the starting line for registration in Geauga Park District's beloved summer camps, now entering their 13th year of connecting young adventurers with nature. With activities ranging from archery to kayaking spread across the county's most beautiful parks, these week-long experiences consistently fill up faster than a fishing pond after restocking day.
Creative energy continues to pulse through Northeast Ohio's artistic scene. Cleveland's unbanned spirit thrives as local talent refuses to be silenced – from Kade Carver's inclusive open mics to Neil Zaza's guitar virtuosity carrying Cleveland sounds across five European countries. Meanwhile, classical ensemble OPUS 216 invites music lovers into their recording process at Suma with an innovative approach that transforms audience members into album investors, complete with dessert reception and signed CDs. The region's artistic defiance proves as vibrant as its summer landscapes.
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🏕️ Geauga Park District's summer camps promise outdoor thrills for young adventurers. Registration opens March 20 for the 13th annual week-long day camps serving youth entering grades 3-10. Activities include biking, fishing, kayaking, archery and stream exploration at various parks throughout summer. Camps run weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with fees of $150 for Geauga County residents and $175 for non-residents. Parents are encouraged to register early at geaugaparkdistrict.org to secure spots for these popular outdoor experiences.
🎭 Cleveland's artists refuse to be silenced or boxed in. Kade Carver hosts open mics creating queer- and women-centered spaces in Akron, while violinist Ariel Karas and her Opus 216 ensemble record their third album before a live audience. Guitar virtuoso Neil Zaza, who built his career from Cleveland roots, is embarking on a three-week European tour across five countries. The region's creative spirit is on full display with multiple exhibitions featuring local talent, including Cleveland Bouquet's 100-artist showcase and Bonfoey's women-centered "Nevertheless, She Created: Encore." Mac's Backs is even hosting a Banned Book Swap, embodying the area's defiant "unbanned" artistic ethos.
🎻 Classical musicians invite listeners inside their recording session at Suma. Cleveland ensemble OPUS 216 is recording their third studio album featuring French and South American jazz influences at Suma Recording. Audience members can purchase tickets to witness the live session, with options to sit in the living room with musicians or in the control room with engineers. All ticket proceeds fund the recording and post-production costs in an innovative approach to music financing in the streaming era. Tickets include a post-concert dessert reception, a signed CD, and a digital download of the completed album.
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