Name: Movies in the Park: How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
Start: 2026-06-04T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Coventry PEACE Park

Coventry PEACE Park

Movie Nights in the PEACE Park:Get your favorite picnic blanket and snacks ready for movie nights in the park with Heights Libraries and Coventry Village! We'll set up in the green space in front of the Friendship Pavilion.Screenings begin at dusk.


Thursday, June 4 Coventry PEACE ParkHow to Train Your Train Your Dragon (2025) PG - 125 minFREE

Local Event: Movies in the Park: How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

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Movies in the Park: How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

Greater Cleveland Aquarium

Whether you’re tracking turtles, comparing wingspans with stingrays or catching the flash of a sandtiger shark’s toothy grin in your seatube selfie, a Greater Cleveland Aquarium visit is an experience generations can share. Add a splash of wonder to Mother's Day Weekend—Saturday &amp; Sunday, May 9 &amp; 10—with extended hours (9am – 5pm), animal parenting trivia and a commemorative pin and half-off admission at our ticket counter for visiting moms, stepmoms, foster mothers and grandmas.
Plus, save 10% on any Annual Pass purchased May 2 – 10 online or in-person using code 26MOM10 at checkout. Family- and Grandparent-level memberships cover 2 adults and up to 6 children for an entire year and include daily return admission for the family, membership perks include free parking while visiting, exclusive programming and discounted events, as well as gift shop and birthday party savings.
For details on the discounts and the celebration of caregivers who show up for you every day, visit greaterclevelandaquarium.com/event/mothers-day-weekend.

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Dobama Theatre

What would you risk for someone you love? 2001. Newark, NJ. Two teenagers, brought to America as children, now face an uneasy question: what are they willing to sacrifice for a future together in the only country they've ever known? The simple joys of coming-of-age are challenged by the uncertainty of their next chapters. Theirs is a story that fractures time and transcends memory—crossing boundaries, borders and genres in search of a safe place to call home. Pulitzer Prize-winner Martyna Majok brings light to the obstacles faced by DREAMers, lovers and lifelong friends in the heart-stirring and hopeful Sanctuary City. 
<a href="mailto:Boxoffice@dobama.org" target="_blank">Boxoffice@dobama.org</a> or 216-932-3396Ticket discounts for&nbsp;Seniors, Students, and active military are available as well as&nbsp;need-based Pay-What-You-Can options.

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Cafe Honeycomb

May 10 – Sip, Paint &amp; Savory Mother’s Day!
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a creative and delicious experience at Café Honeycomb!
<ul>
 <li>Date: Sunday, May 10</li>
 <li>Location: Café Honeycomb, 28601 Chagrin Blvd, Woodmere, OH</li>
 <li>Seating 1: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM</li>
 <li>Seating 2: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM</li>
 <li>Pricing: $65 per pair (Mother + Guest), $30 per additional adult, $25 per additional child</li>
</ul>
What’s Included:
Cake Decorating Experience
Each student will get a square cake canvas frosted in white buttercream, pallet knives to use and multiple spring colors of buttercream.
You’re free to create anything you can imagine — florals, abstract art, textured designs, or something completely your own. It’s relaxing, playful, and such a beautiful way to celebrate the season.
 Three-Tiered Food Tower
Each pair will enjoy a beautifully arranged tower featuring:
<ul>
 <li>Top Tier: Lavender honey macarons (2), chocolate brownies (2)</li>
 <li>Middle Tier: Thumbprint cookies (2), peanut butter blossom cookies (2), salted caramel butter bars (2)</li>
 <li>Bottom Tier: Blueberry scones (1), cheddar &amp; chive scones (1), cucumber cream cheese tea sandwiches (1), egg salad tea sandwiches (1)</li>
 <li>Beverage Options: Tea (hot or cold), Lemonade, hot or cold brew coffee</li>
</ul>
 Creative Atmosphere 
Enjoy a cozy, artistic setting perfect for bonding, sipping, and savoring.
Policies:
<ul>
 <li>Prepayment required</li>
 <li>No refunds, but substitutions are welcome</li>
 <li>Limited seating — early registration recommended</li>
 <li>Questions? Call/text 703‑424‑1745</li>
</ul>

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Fairmount Presbyterian Church

Travis Jürgens, Music Director&nbsp;Guest Soloist – Lyle Steelman, Trumpet

Music Director Travis Jürgens serves as Director of Music Ministry at Saint Ambrose Catholic Parish and as Music Director of the fully professional Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra. He won 2nd Prize and the President of the Jury Award at the 2019 Bucharest Music Institute International Conducting Competition. He has collaborated with esteemed conductors, including Michael Tilson Thomas and Marin Alsop. He has been praised as “a superior conductor” and “well on his way to becoming a major conductor in the world of symphony orchestras” (Opus Colorado). 
Lyle Steelman – Trumpet&nbsp; Cleveland native Lyle Steelman joined The Cleveland Orchestra as assistant principal&nbsp;trumpet during the 2009 Blossom Festival. He came to the Orchestra from the Charlotte&nbsp;Symphony Orchestra, where he had been principal trumpet since 2006. He had also served&nbsp;as a substitute trumpet for The Cleveland Orchestra since 2005. A 2001 graduate of the Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music, he earned a Master of Music degree from Southern Methodist University. As a soloist, Steelman has performed with The Cleveland Orchestra, the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, the Baldwin Wallace Bach Festival, the Cleveland Symphonic Winds, and the Blossom Festival Band. As a teacher, Steelman has taught masterclasses at Baldwin Wallace University, Southern Methodist University, The Cleveland Institute of Music, and Oberlin College.He currently serves as Lecturer of Trumpet at the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music.




Charles Gounod – Petite Symphonie&nbsp;&nbsp;Though Gounod wrote little instrumental music, the two symphonies of 1855, the 
Petite Symphonie of 1885, and a handful of late string quartets are all skillfully&nbsp;wrought essays in traditional forms, graceful and unpretentious. We can be&nbsp;grateful to the flutist Paul Taffanel, who commissioned the Petite Symphonie for&nbsp;a Paris concert series devoted to wind chamber music. Gounod took the&nbsp;Mozartian wind octet consisting of pairs of clarinets, oboes, horns, and bassoons&nbsp;and added a single prominently featured flute to the mix. In Scherzo and Finale, the musical ideas are beguiling both in their charm and in the manner of their distribution amongst the players.

Leroy Anderson – A Trumpeter’s Lullaby&nbsp;&nbsp; 'A Trumpeter's Lullaby' had its beginning backstage at Symphony Hall in Boston. In addition to composing and conducting, I was an arranger for the Boston Pops Orchestra for a number of years. After one of the concerts, I was talking with the conductor Arthur Fiedler and the first trumpet of the Boston Pops, Roger Voisin. Suddenly Roger Voisin asked me why I didn't write a trumpet solo for him to play with the orchestra that would be different from traditional trumpet solos which are all loud, martial or triumphant. After thinking it over, it occurred to me that I had never heard a lullaby for trumpet so I set out to write one. The melody is based on bugle call notes and rhythmical figures which are idiomatic to the trumpet, but the mood is nevertheless one of a lullaby due to the relaxed playing of the soloist and the quiet background in the orchestra'.&nbsp; Per&nbsp;Leroy Anderson


George Friedric Handel – Suite in D&nbsp;&nbsp;George Frideric Handel’s “Trumpet Suite in D Major, HWV 341” is a lesser known but charming work that showcases Handel’s flair for writing festive and celebratory music. Though not as famous as some of his other compositions, such as “<a href="https://andantemoderato.com/handel-water-music-akamus/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Water Music</a>” or “Music for the Royal Fireworks,” this suite is a delightful example of Handel’s ability to craft music for special occasions and public ceremonies.The “Trumpet Suite in D Major” was likely composed around 1725, during a period when Handel was actively engaged in composing for the court and public festivities. The suite is written in the key of D major, a common choice for trumpet music due to the instrument’s natural tuning in this key, which allows for bright and resonant sounds.

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 4&nbsp;&nbsp;Beethoven’s Fourth Symphony wonderfully combines a relaxed and lyrical element with a mood of exuberantly aggressive high spirits. This work is often noted for its cheerful character and innovative orchestration, marking a transition in Beethoven's compositional style.It is considered a masterpiece of musical economy, demonstrating Beethoven's ability to create depth with simplicity.

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Grog Shop

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What would you risk for someone you love? 2001. Newark, NJ. Two teenagers, brought to America as children, now face an uneasy question: what are they willing to sacrifice for a future together in the only country they've ever known? The simple joys of coming-of-age are challenged by the uncertainty of their next chapters. Theirs is a story that fractures time and transcends memory—crossing boundaries, borders and genres in search of a safe place to call home. Pulitzer Prize-winner Martyna Majok brings light to the obstacles faced by DREAMers, lovers and lifelong friends in the heart-stirring and hopeful Sanctuary City. <a href="mailto:Boxoffice@dobama.org" target="_blank">Boxoffice@dobama.org</a> or 216-932-3396Ticket discounts for&nbsp;Seniors, Students, and active military are available as well as&nbsp;need-based Pay-What-You-Can options.

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