Events & Programs
Drag Bingo
Join Kaiser Gallery on May 20
Come to Drag Bingo on Friday, May 20 at 7 PM, as Peach Fuzz and Anhedonia Delight take over Kaiser Gallery for an evening of bingo, cocktails, and prizes. With their infectious personalities and amazing drag performances, these queens are sure to keep you entertained all night long. So come out, have some fun, and maybe even walk away with a prize or two.
Free event, but registration required. This event books fast, so don't delay!
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables. Must be 21 or over.
Join Kaiser Gallery on May 20
Come to Drag Bingo on Friday, May 20 at 7 PM, as Peach Fuzz and Anhedonia Delight take over Kaiser Gallery for an evening of bingo, cocktails, and prizes. With their infectious personalities and amazing drag performances, these queens are sure to keep you entertained all night long. So come out, have some fun, and maybe even walk away with a prize or two.
Free event, but registration required. This event books fast, so don't delay!
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables. Must be 21 or over.
HONEY BEE CONSERVATION
THURSDAY, MAY 26 at 7:00pm
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Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, May 26 at 7:00 pm for a seminar with Youth Bee Works! Learn about the importance of bee conservation from beekeeper Justin of Youth Bee Works.
Free and open to the public, Q&A to follow. Spreading the wonder of honeybees, Youth Bee Works is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization with a mission that seeks to educate, train, and bring awareness to people of all ages, especially youth, on the importance of honey bees and how they are essential to our environment and food industry. To achieve this we partner with a wide area of schools, organizations, individuals and businesses in setting up and maintaining beehives and providing educational classes. These hives provide awareness of the honey bee's plight, a visual training ground, and help the environment with additional pollinators. |
SPOKEN WORD: POETRY OPEN MIC NIGHTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 2 AT 7PM
On Thursday, June 2, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Kaiser Gallery presents Spoken Word: Poetry Open Mic Nights.
Join us for live poetry and gratis light refreshments. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
$5 cover.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2 AT 7PM
On Thursday, June 2, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Kaiser Gallery presents Spoken Word: Poetry Open Mic Nights.
Join us for live poetry and gratis light refreshments. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
$5 cover.
Opening Reception for Handful of Dream-Dust
Friday, June 10 from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm during Walkabout Tremont.
Join us at Kaiser Gallery on Friday, June 10 from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, during Walkabout Tremont, for the opening reception of Handful of Dream-Dust, a solo exhibition by Jonah Jacobs.
A local treasure within Cleveland’s art scene, Jonah Jacobs, explores themes of beauty, complexity, and eco-consciousness to create works that are simultaneously thought-provoking and visually stunning. Born in Denmark, and a graduate of Antioch College, he is also an Army veteran who served in S. Korea and in the 82nd Airborne Division, gaining invaluable experience and insight into different perspectives and ways of thinking.
Friday, June 10 from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm during Walkabout Tremont.
Join us at Kaiser Gallery on Friday, June 10 from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, during Walkabout Tremont, for the opening reception of Handful of Dream-Dust, a solo exhibition by Jonah Jacobs.
A local treasure within Cleveland’s art scene, Jonah Jacobs, explores themes of beauty, complexity, and eco-consciousness to create works that are simultaneously thought-provoking and visually stunning. Born in Denmark, and a graduate of Antioch College, he is also an Army veteran who served in S. Korea and in the 82nd Airborne Division, gaining invaluable experience and insight into different perspectives and ways of thinking.
Re:Sound 2022 Music Festival
Saturday, June 11 at 4:00 pm
Re:Sound is an annual new and experimental music festival that brings together and showcases pioneers in the arts with diverse programming of music and workshops at venues throughout Cleveland. By connecting local and visiting artists, the festival further propels the innovation and artistry flourishing in Northeast Ohio.
AT KAISER GALLERY:
Danielle Kuntz: As a classically-trained harpist, Danielle Kuntz has always gravitated toward new and little performed music. Fueled by her desire to make the harp accessible to composers, she has built a growing library of harp writing resources and tutorials. Danielle also collaborates with composers around the world and aims to make her resources available to student composers. Danielle is also an advocate for new music within the harp community and seeks to encourage harpists to move beyond their comfort zone and explore new music.
Danielle shares a collection of new compositions from emerging composers around the country. Each of these pieces are connected to nature, ranging from delicate flowers to majestic mountains
DechoVoche: Having collaborated since 2008, Dr. Katherine Petersen and Jacob Swanson have launched DechoVoce as an ensemble dedicated to repertoire for voice and saxophone. This collection of songs for Saxophone and Voice explores themes of grief, resiliency, and determination. Jessica Rudman’s piece uses harmonic tension between the two instruments to create a sonic landscape that evokes hesitancy and self-doubt despite the poet's tenacious words. Jamie Leigh Sampson’s Vanishing Act deconstructs text, interweaving four separate sources into a single increasingly condensed thread. The interplay between instruments highlights the spiraling sense of self and obsessive rumination that come with the loss of a loved one. Imagine this composition delivered as an artificial intelligence oracle from the distant future but we are unable to entirely decipher the prophecy of relationship collapse. Lori Laitman’s cycle employs leitmotifs and pedal points to maintain a sense of cohesion while fluid modulations follow the turbulent emotional shifts that one experiences while processing grief.
Saturday, June 11 at 4:00 pm
Re:Sound is an annual new and experimental music festival that brings together and showcases pioneers in the arts with diverse programming of music and workshops at venues throughout Cleveland. By connecting local and visiting artists, the festival further propels the innovation and artistry flourishing in Northeast Ohio.
AT KAISER GALLERY:
Danielle Kuntz: As a classically-trained harpist, Danielle Kuntz has always gravitated toward new and little performed music. Fueled by her desire to make the harp accessible to composers, she has built a growing library of harp writing resources and tutorials. Danielle also collaborates with composers around the world and aims to make her resources available to student composers. Danielle is also an advocate for new music within the harp community and seeks to encourage harpists to move beyond their comfort zone and explore new music.
Danielle shares a collection of new compositions from emerging composers around the country. Each of these pieces are connected to nature, ranging from delicate flowers to majestic mountains
DechoVoche: Having collaborated since 2008, Dr. Katherine Petersen and Jacob Swanson have launched DechoVoce as an ensemble dedicated to repertoire for voice and saxophone. This collection of songs for Saxophone and Voice explores themes of grief, resiliency, and determination. Jessica Rudman’s piece uses harmonic tension between the two instruments to create a sonic landscape that evokes hesitancy and self-doubt despite the poet's tenacious words. Jamie Leigh Sampson’s Vanishing Act deconstructs text, interweaving four separate sources into a single increasingly condensed thread. The interplay between instruments highlights the spiraling sense of self and obsessive rumination that come with the loss of a loved one. Imagine this composition delivered as an artificial intelligence oracle from the distant future but we are unable to entirely decipher the prophecy of relationship collapse. Lori Laitman’s cycle employs leitmotifs and pedal points to maintain a sense of cohesion while fluid modulations follow the turbulent emotional shifts that one experiences while processing grief.
On June 12, join us at Kaiser Gallery to raise funds for Tremont West's annual Arts & Cultural Festival!
You're invited to join us for a garden party of the arts. Get ready to recharge your creative soul, dress in your most colorful florals, and bring a friend. There will be music, food, inventive cocktails, prizes for best dressed, a tarot card reader, art, and more! A portion of every ticket goes to Tremont West and their annual Arts & Cultural Festival. This fundraiser is to help keep the arts alive in our community and to provide opportunities for everyone to participate. So come out, have some fun, and support a great cause!
You can still donate to Tremont West if you can't make it!
You're invited to join us for a garden party of the arts. Get ready to recharge your creative soul, dress in your most colorful florals, and bring a friend. There will be music, food, inventive cocktails, prizes for best dressed, a tarot card reader, art, and more! A portion of every ticket goes to Tremont West and their annual Arts & Cultural Festival. This fundraiser is to help keep the arts alive in our community and to provide opportunities for everyone to participate. So come out, have some fun, and support a great cause!
You can still donate to Tremont West if you can't make it!
Saucisson Pop-Up at Kaiser Gallery
Friday, June 17 at 7:00 PM
Saucisson is coming to Kaiser Gallery for a special pop-up tasting event on Friday, June 17th.
Enjoy 3 courses from Saucisson paired with artisanal cocktails from Kaiser Gallery. You're sure to enjoy this foodie dream come true!
Saucisson’s mission is to provide unique and hard-to-find products. From hand-cured meats to specially spiced sausages, Saucisson supports local family farms that are humane and hormone-free. We are committed to bringing you the highest quality meats, building their community & giving you excellent service.
Friday, June 17 at 7:00 PM
Saucisson is coming to Kaiser Gallery for a special pop-up tasting event on Friday, June 17th.
Enjoy 3 courses from Saucisson paired with artisanal cocktails from Kaiser Gallery. You're sure to enjoy this foodie dream come true!
- 1st course: Ham & Cheese Gourgeres, served with a Blackberry Spritz featuring sage and thyme.
- 2nd course: Ramp terrine, Pickled mustard seed, and pickled grapes, served with a classic extra dry Vodka Martini.
- 3rd course: Johnny cakes with Tasso Ham succotash, served with a black pepper Bourbon Smash over crushed ice.
Saucisson’s mission is to provide unique and hard-to-find products. From hand-cured meats to specially spiced sausages, Saucisson supports local family farms that are humane and hormone-free. We are committed to bringing you the highest quality meats, building their community & giving you excellent service.