Where to celebrate Black History Month in Cleveland

• Saturday at Cleveland City Hall.
• The event is free and open to the public.

🖼️ Cleveland Museum of Art curator of African art Kristen Windmuller-Luna will lead a lecture on the museum's many collaborations with African artists.

• Noon Feb. 7.
• The event is free.

🎺 The Cleveland Pops Orchestra is teaming with jazz singer Aisha de Haas to perform American jazz classics at Severance Hall.

• 8pm Feb. 10.
• Tickets start at $31.

Cleveland History Center hosts its History on Tap happy hour featuring access to the museum's galleries, meet-and-greets with local artists, and live music.

• 5pm Feb. 23.
• $15 admission to the center.

Karamu House will host a performance of "Red Summer," the modern musical set during the 1919 riots in Chicago.

• Feb. 24 to March 5.
• Tickets range from $25-45.

🗣 Cleveland Museum of Art curator of African art Kristen Windmuller-Luna will lead a lecture on the museum's many collaborations with African artists.

• 12pm Feb. 7.
• The event is free.

⛪️ Mount Zion Congregational Church in University Circle will debut its "Stitch, Breathe, Speak: The George Floyd Quilts." The exhibit features nine quilts designed to capture Floyd's last words in artistic form.

• Feb. 18-26, designated days and times.
• The exhibit is free.

🎵 The Music Settlement's Linking Legacies concert features Black classical artists from Ohio performing compositions by Black composers with ties to the region.

• 7pm Feb. 24.
• Tickets are $10 for children, $20 for adults.

🎨 Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland is hosting two exhibitions celebrating Black culture. Nina Chanel Abney's "Big Butch Synergy" celebrates Black masculine women; Amber N. Ford's "Someone, Somewhere, Something" tells stories of Black grief.

• Both exhibits are free and run through June 11.

Go deeper: Visit Destination Cleveland's website for more ways to celebrate.