Others participating at their home locations include The Butler Institute of American Art, (children’s activities both days) McDonough Museum of Art, YWCA 40th Annual Women Artists Show, Art House on Elm, Trinity United Methodist Church, Tyler History Center and Arms Museum, (Buy one-get one admission, both days at both locations) Oh Wow Science Center, Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor-Steel Museum (Free admission on Saturday) Soap Gallery and the dozens of restaurants, bars and shops located in downtown Youngstown. John’s Episcopal Church, YWCA Mahoning Valley, League of Women Voters of Greater Youngstown, Citizens’ Climate Lobby – Mahoning Valley Chapter, The Columbiana Cultural Collective, The Squeaky Wheel Theatre Co., Jewish Community Center/Arts & Culture, The Montessori School of the Mahoning Valley, Unitarian Universalist Church, WYSU-FM, SMARTS, Vista AST, Hopewell Theatre, Millennial Theatre Company, Eastern Gateway Community College, Oakland Center for the Arts: Kids First Theatre Initiative, YSU Campus Recreation/Athletics, Junior League of the Mahoning Valley, Ballet Western Reserve, YSU Fashion and Interiors Department, Trumbull New Theatre, the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, and the YSU Bookstore. On-site groups include Stambaugh Auditorium, DeYor Performing Arts Center, Youngstown Symphony, Opera Western Reserve, Youngstown Playhouse, Youngstown CityScape, YSU Honors College, Lit Youngstown, St. Numerous arts, culture, religious and community groups will join the festivities either on-site in a booth or at their home locations.
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The Ward Beecher Planetarium on YSU’s campus will return with five free shows on Saturday, July 9, beginning at noon, and then at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m. In addition, flags created as part of “The Wishing Flag Project,” a public art project, will be on display.
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The SFA is family friendly and has hands-on art tent where children are encouraged to create pieces of artwork under the guidance of two professional art teachers.Įight of the six-foot tall Canfield Fair roosters from the “Flock to the Fairgrounds” project will be on display during the two-day event. Walnut St., just a few blocks from Wean Park.
Nicholas Summerfest begins today and runs through Sunday at the church grounds, 220 N. General admission tickets are $10 and reserved tickets are $25. Saturday at Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre, with headliner Four80East and featuring the homecoming performance of Sharon Rae North. The Wine and Jazz Festival will be 7 p.m. Sunday.įor a printable schedule of all performances, click HERE. The Labra Brothers – the popular Youngstown-based rock band with a Latin flair, will bring the festival to a close, performing from 3-5 p.m. Featured acts include The Labra Brothers and the Franchize Band, as well as theater and dance performances by Ballet Western Reserve, Trumbull New Theatre, Opera Western Reserve, Millennial Theatre Company, and the Mahoning Valley Players. There is also nonstop entertainment of a decidedly artsy flavor on two stages.
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