Below is our confirmed show schedule for 2026. But we add more upon confirmation!
Before attending, please check the event’s websites for the most up-to-date information.
Eastern European Congress Of Ohio
Saturday, April 18th
Performance Time: After Dinner
Location: Slovenian National Home
The month of April is designated as “Eastern European Month.” The people of Ohio are called upon to observe this month with appropriate educational opportunities, ceremonies, events, and activities. The EECOH sponsors and hosts the annual Eastern European Month Dinner Celebrations throughout Ohio during April.
Pre-purchased tickets are available for $70
Presented by FOE 2223
A polka party with music from Jody Maddie’s Up Town Sound, SEVEN, and John Gora & Gorale
Tickets: $25 in advance or $30 at the door (discount for tables of 10+)
Call 234.360.4207 for more ticket information and purchases
Simply Slavic Heritage Festival
Saturday, June 27th
Performance Time: TBD
Location: Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre
Keeping with its mission, the event showcases the rich traditions of the Mahoning Valley’s Slavic culture by celebrating the food, music, dance and customs of the various Slavic ethnicities represented here. The event accomplishes this by featuring live music, folk dance performances, homemade food, educational exhibits and ethnic vendors.
Admission: $5
Children 12yo and younger are free
Sunday, June 28th
Performance Time: Afternoon
Location: Black River Landing
The three-day bazaar takes place along the scenic Black River Landing site, and features a multitude of foods with a wide variety of ethnic cuisine to sample. There is wonderful entertainment throughout the weekend including on-going live performances. Stop by the different cultural booths that feature crafts and items from many homelands. There are covered dining areas, paved walkways and free parking.
Admission: $3
Children 12yo and younger are free
Sunday, August 30th
Performance Time: Parade at Noon, Performance TBD
Location: Cleveland Cultural Gardens
One World Day showcases nearly 50 diverse ethnic groups in the Cultural Gardens through music, dance, storytelling and much, much more.
It’s the only day of the year that MLK, Jr. Blvd and East Blvd along the Cleveland Cultural Gardens are closed to traffic so the public can explore the Garden leisurely.
Admission: Free
Saturday, Sept 26th
Performance Time: TBD
Location: St. Mary Magdalene Byzantine Church