Community & Events

• EUC Flea art and vintage market returns to Shore Cultural Centre on Oct. 17

  The final regular 2026 market offers free admission and dozens of vintage, art, and handmade vendors plus food trucks and a DJ from noon to 4 p.m.

• Euclid Art Association Settles into the Euclid History Museum

  After decades of borrowing walls, Euclid’s volunteer painters and potters now have gallery and office space in the old North Street School building.

• Volunteers keep Henn Mansion and Euclid's lakefront history alive, and the city is recruiting more

  Euclid’s 1923 Henn Mansion, nearly demolished in 1996, needs neighbors to greet guests, tend gardens, and share its lakefront history at events.

• Euclid's Imani United Church of Christ Expands to a Second Ministry Site

  The purchase of the former school property nearby brings an 800-seat worship space, a field, and over 100 parking spaces, with first services in January.

• Euclid's waterfront plan gains ground: Kenny Yuko Park opens, $10M Beach House next

  The park is part of a plan to open a shoreline that was 95% privately controlled; the city's $10 million Beach House lacks a construction date or funding plan.

• What Euclid Hospital’s new community resource center means for residents seeking care beyond the clinic

  The referral-only center offers food, clothing, Medicaid help and follow-up care, but it has no published hours and requires a Clinic referral.

• Lakefront Phase 3 workshop seeks public input on Euclid’s next waterfront investments

  Residents who missed Sept. 10 can still weigh in on nature-based erosion controls planned for Euclid’s lakefront after $20 million in waterfront investment.

• New Euclid Recreation and Wellness Center opens its doors: What sports and fitness access will residents get?

  The 38,000-square-foot Euclid center at 600 Babbitt Road is open daily with courts, fitness space, and classes, but membership fees have not been published.

• Euclid Chamber job fair set for Sept. 18: What job seekers should know

  The 2026 event runs 1 to 3 p.m. at Euclid Public Library, with 10 organizations listed but most openings, pay and hiring plans undisclosed.

• Euclid Art Walk brings artists, performers and local businesses to downtown Sept. 19

  The district-wide route runs 2 to 6 p.m., overlapping Shore Cultural Centre’s STEAM Fest for two hours; residents should check stops online.

• Euclid’s Lourdes Shrine turns 100, renewing attention on a landmark of faith and healing

  Hundreds attended an outdoor centennial Mass at the Chardon Road grotto, where daily Mass and seasonal outdoor Sunday worship continue.

• Free Euclid STEAM Fest returns to Shore Cultural Centre Sept. 19

  The all-ages event offers hands-on activities, science demonstrations, live animals, magic and other performances from noon to 4 p.m.