Cleveland Public Library's CPL150 Street Festival

A good library helps make up the backbone of a community, and we’re lucky to have one of the best. Break out the balloons, the bands, and the birthday cake — it’s time to celebrate Cleveland Public Library's 150th anniversary with a party in the streets. With headliners like comedian Roy Wood, Jr., author Eric Litwin, and funk DJ Damon “Dâm-Funk” Riddick, Cleveland Public Library celebrates its 150th year of service with a day-long street festival, shutting down and taking over Superior Avenue between East 3rd & East 6th Streets. Saturday, July 27, 1-9pm. This festival 150 years in the making offers fun for the whole family including: story time, puppet shows, activities and crafts for children virtual reality gaming panels on popular books, movies and television shows live music food trucks Some neighborhood branches will offer shuttle service to and from the CPL 150 Street Festival, which is free and open to one and all.