A New Day in Hough at League Park Has Activities for Kids, Seniors and Those In Between

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Sat 8/6 @ 6AM-6PM

In many ways it IS a “new day in Hough.” In 2014, the historic League Park at Lexington and East 66th was rededicated after extensive renovation to become a public park and host the Baseball Heritage Museum.

It’s now the site of the community festival A New Day in Hough, which offers services, events and entertainment for families and people of all ages. For the early risers, there’s a pancake breakfast from 6-8am, followed by a Gospelfest at area churches. At 11am, the parade steps off, kicking off an afternoon of live local bands and events such as a baseball exhibition game and bingo for the seniors.

Since the Cleveland Orchestra is doing its residency in Hough this year, they’ll be doing Instrument discovery, and since they’re partnering with the Cleveland Museum of Art, the museum’s Studio Go Art Truck will be there to give people the chance to do arts and crafts projects. For more information call Donna Butler at 216-854-3071. It’s free to attend.

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