Celebrate Hudson!

Issue#7: May 12, 2026

Celebrate Hudson! is a free monthly email newsletter produced as a community service by Hudson Community Foundation and Destination Hudson (both local independent non-profit organizations) to showcase some of the incredible community events hosted by an array of non-profit organizations in Hudson. Scroll down and enjoy. 

Take a guess at Hudson Trivia Question #3 for a chance to win a prize. It’s mid-way below in this email.

Hudson Community Foundation:

Family Philanthropy Workshops

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, from 6pm to 7pm

Wednesday, July 15, 2026, from 4pm to 5pm

Hudson Library & Historical Society, 96 Library St., Hudson

Do you want to give back and help others – and involve your family in that discussion?

The Hudson Community Foundation is sponsoring two workshops in small group settings for families to discuss charitable giving among themselves – and to share ideas and inspirations with like-minded families. In this workshop, each family will discuss the values most important to them. Then, the group will discuss how these values translate to causes, how to identify worthy nonprofits that support your family values, and how to move forward.

Choose one of the two sessions (either June 23 or July 15) and come with any combination of family members – parents, children, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles or cousins.

These workshops are free of charge and open to any family in Hudson or nearby communities. Registration is required.

Hudson Trivia Question #2:

In addition to our very own Hudson, Ohio, how many other incorporated towns across the United States are named Hudson?

(scroll to the end of this email for the answer)

Upcoming Events: Learning & Education

Hudson Garden Club: Program on Shade Gardens

Thursday, May 16, 2026

7pm

Parish Hall, Christ Church Episcopal, 21 Aurora St., Hudson

(park in the back lot and enter through the red door in the back of the building)



Dave Tomashefski of Meadow City Nursery will present “Shade Gardens: Making the Most of Soft Landings Gardens.” Learn how to create a garden that beautifies the shady parts of the yard and fosters the life cycle of these organisms at the same time. RSVP to sherrybeam@hotmail.com

Western Reserve Academy

Bicentennial Celebration Weekend

June 4-6, 2026, is Bicentennial Celebration Weekend at Western Reserve Academy. WRA plans to welcome hundreds of alumni back to Hudson for a weekend of reflection, service and celebration. 

On Saturday, April 24, WRA teamed up with Case Western Reserve University to celebrate their shared 200th birthday and one of the University's oldest traditions, the Hudson Relays. Dating back to 1911, the Relays spanned the 26.2 miles between Hudson and University Circle. The ceremonial event was one of several Bicentennial collaborations by the two schools, founded singularly in 1826 as Western Reserve College in Hudson. On Thursday, June 4, 2026, the schools will celebrate again during a Bicentennial concert by The Cleveland Orchestra.

For information on Bicentennial Celebration Weekend, visit Bicentennial Celebration Weekend | Western Reserve Academy

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Upcoming Events: Fun & Games

Hudson Senior Network Classes and Events

Registration is open for wellness classes, page turners, social gatherings and special events hosted on two Wednesdays each month by Hudson Senior Network. Ways to Register:

• Online: Visit https://letstalk.hudson.oh.us/senior-activities for full details and to register.
• Direct Link: 2^nd Quarter Registration Form.
• By Phone: For events and classes at City Hall, call (234) 293-9983 and leave a message. A volunteer will return your call.

All Hudson Senior Network classes, social events, and special events are held in the City Hall Community Rooms, 1140 Terex Road, unless otherwise indicated. Here is the upcoming lineup:

• May 13: The Fashion Show. Sponsor: Hudson Senior Network (Lunch). 
• May 27: Color My Style. Sponsor: Blossom Care Center (Snack & Refreshments). 
• June 10: Everything You Need to Know About Trusts, Wills & How to Avoid Probate. Sponsor: Hudson Grande (Lunch & Learn). 
• June 24: The Cuban Missile Crisis. Sponsor: Home Health Care of Hudson (Snack & Refreshments). 

Also, Seniors are invited to play bocce at 2pm each Friday at Hudson Springs Park, weather permitting. If bocce cannot be played because of weather, gather at Barlow Community Center for board games from 2pm to 3:30pm on Fridays through October.

Fresh Air Events in Hudson Parks

With spring in the air, now is the time to enjoy the fresh air and tranquility of Hudson’s parks. Here are several special opportunities, free of charge, offered by the nonprofit group Friends of Hudson Parks.

Registration is requested for all events. Register at www.friendsofhudsonparks.org.

Monarch Butterfly Garden Work Day

Sunday, May 17, 2026

10am to 12noon

Hudson Springs Park, 7095 Stow Rd., Hudson

Join the Friends of Hudson Parks in weeding, mulching and tidying up the Monarch Garden at Hudson Springs Park. Be prepared to weed and spread mulch. Dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes and bring a water bottle, work gloves, large shovel, hoe and bucket to carry mulch. Print out flyer HERE.

Dog Walk

Saturday, June 20, 2026

8am to 10am

Hudson Springs Park, 7095 Stow Rd., Hudson

Bring your furry best friend(s) to Hudson Springs for a dog walk with friends. Note that all dogs are required to be on leashes.

Intro to Kayaking Class

Saturday, July 18, 2026

9am to 12noon

Hudson Springs Park, 7095 Stow Rd., Hudson

Learn how to kayak on the lake at Hudson Springs. It’s fun, relaxing and great exercise. Note that a standup paddleboarding class is planned for Saturday, July 25.

Hudson Trivia Question #3:

How many total businesses (of all types, with annual revenue of at least $1,000) are in Hudson and employ at least one other person in addition to the owner?

(scroll to the end of this email to see how you can win a prize by guessing at the answer to this question)

Hudson Ice Cream Social

Friday, June 12, 2026

5:30pm to 8pm

Clock Tower and Gazebo Greens, downtown Hudson

The Ice Cream Social – a community party for all ages – is a Hudson tradition hosted by the Hudson League for Service. Enjoy hot dogs, ice cream and pie while listening to musical performers, playing cornhole, soccer, mini golf and face painting. Check out the Fire Museum, safety house, fire and EMS vehicles. Meet members from local organizations providing fun including the Clocktower Rotary, Hudson League for Service, Hudson Community Choruses, State of Mind Hudson, Hudson Community Foundation, Scouts, Kiwanis and many others. For more details, visit www.hudsonleagueforservce.org.

Hudson Home & Garden Tour 2026

Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13, 2026

Around Hudson (locations to be announced)

The Hudson Home and Garden Tour, presented annually by Hudson Garden Club, is one of our community’s biggest and most popular events. The 78^th annual tour is Friday, June 12, and Saturday, June 13, 2026. This year's Tour will feature four distinctive homes, four beautiful gardens and one specially designed outdoor living and entertaining space.

Buy tickets online now at www.hudsonhomeandgardentour.org. For those who prefer to purchase tickets in person, pre-sales begin on June 1 at HOUSE At Hudson, 46 Ravenna St., Suite D-4, Hudson. Presale tickets are available for $35, while tickets purchased on the day of the Tour will be $45. More details at www.hudsongardenclub.org.

On this same weekend, Hudson Society of Artists will be conducting its annual Closeline Art Show & Sale at East Woods Intermediate School from 10am to 5pm on Friday, June 12, 2026, and from 10am to 2pm on Saturday, June 13, 2026.

Hudson Farmers Market

Saturdays starting June 6 through October 10, 2026

9am to 12:30pm

Hudson Clocktower and Gazebo Greens

The Hudson Farmers Market is a collaborative, volunteer-run effort dedicated to preserving the unique character of Hudson and providing fresh local products. Hudson Farmers Market is an independent nonprofit organization (not affiliated with or funded by the City of Hudson) managed entirely by civic-minded residents and volunteers. It began as a project of Leadership Hudson (Class of 2006-2007), a program sponsored by The Rotary Club of Hudson Clock Tower. Opened in 2006, the market has grown to host more than 40 vendor tents, all of which represent businesses located within a 100-mile radius of Hudson. Learn more at www.hudsonohiofarmersmarket.org.

Upcoming Events: Children's Summer Activities

Friends of Hudson Parks: Playground Palooza!

Friends of Hudson Parks’ 2026 Playground Palooza is underway and continues through Sept. 30.

Play on all seven playground areas, the splash pad at Veterans Way Park plus visit the Hudson Springs Park butterfly garden. Complete your Passport by finding that playground area’s symbol post and rubbing each symbol with a crayon or pencil into your Passport, with the date you visited there OR (if you forget your passport), take a photo, then have your child draw in the symbol when you get home.

Playground Palooza is open to children ages 2 through 12 years. Click here to download a Passport with the list and locations of the playgrounds. The first 100 participants to submit completed Passports by Sept. 30 win a free magnifying glass. Prizes can be claimed by turning in completed passports at Vertical Runner, 112 N Main St, Hudson.

New this year: Friends of Hudson Parks is partnering with Hudson Community First and Hudson Preschool Parents to create a “Children’s Guide to Hudson Parks.” Please help us by completing this short survey with your child.

Hudson Trivia Question #4:

Where was the first movie theater in Hudson?

(scroll to the end of this email for the answer)

At the Hudson Library

Kids of all ages will enjoy these events at the Hudson Library & Historical Society, 96 Library St., Hudson. All are free and open to all. Registration is required for all these events. To register, visit www.hudsonlibrary.org.

Unearth a Folk Tale, Dig Up a Song! with Paul Strickland

Friday, June 5

1pm

Join us for a fun and energetic musical event to start off our summer season with professional Kentucky-based storyteller and musician Paul Strickland! Stories and songs will celebrate the theme of our Summer Learning Program, Unearth a Story.

Cats on Holiday Musical Extravaganza

Monday, June 8, 2026

11am to 1pm

This is a rousing family musical event by Cleveland's favorite Swamp Pop band! Cats on Holiday will perform their signature Louisiana-inspired music with some help from the kids in the audience. This program will take place on the library's patio or in the Rotunda, depending on the weather. Please register everyone attending.

Dino-Fest S.T.E.A.M. Open House

Friday, June 12, 2026

1pm to 3pm

Calling all little paleontologists! Dino-Fest is a STEAM adventure designed especially for preschool and kindergarten children. Families will rotate through six hands-on dinosaur-themed stations featuring science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities. Dig for fossils, build dino creations, explore sensory activities and discover the amazing world of dinosaurs through play and creativity.

This open house style program allows families to move from station to station at their own pace. A caregiver must remain with their child during the program.

Fun at First & Main

Tuesdays, May 19, June 16 and July 14, 2026

10am to 12noon

Saturday August 15, 2026

11am to 2pm

First & Main, downtown Hudson

Join us for Fun at First & Main where there will be fun and free interactive activities for kids, music, giveaways and more. These themed events are held monthly on Tuesdays (with the rain date on Thursday) in May, June and July. A special summer finale is planned for Saturday, August 15. Visit www.firstandmainhudson.com for more details or follow First & Main on social media.

Summit Metro Parks: Fabulous Fireflies

Saturday, June 27, 2026

8:30pm to 10pm

Wood Hollow Downey Loop Trail

2121 Barlow Rd., Hudson

Join a Summit Metro Parks naturalist for nature’s nightly fireworks, presented by the family Lampyridae: fireflies! Learn about the life cycle of these fascinating beetles and discover how you can help protect them so future generations can enjoy this amazing display. Jars will be available for brief, up-close observations. This event is free and open to everyone.

If you have any questions regarding this program, please call the Nature Realm Visitors Center at 330-865-8065 (Wednesday—Saturday 10 a.m.—5 p.m., Sunday 12–5 p.m.).

Friends of Hudson Parks

2026 Summer Outdoor Education Series

Wild Hudson is a hands-on, science-focused program designed to get kids outside, exploring and connecting with the natural world right in their own backyard. Designed for kids ages 4 to 10 (an adult must accompany child participants). Programs are led by local educators. All sessions are free of charge but registration is required at www.friendsofhudsonparks.org

There are three classes in this summer series for 2026:

•  Saturday, June 6, 10am to 11:30am – Biomimicry at Veterans Way Park Pavilion, 55 Veterans Way, Hudson (registration opens May 15)
• Saturday, July 11, 10am to 11:30am – Birds at Cascade Park Holden Pavilion, 130 Lynn Dr., Hudson (registration opens June 15)
• Saturday, August 1, 10am to 11:30am – Insects & Spiders at Hudson Springs Park Galloway Pavilion, 7095 Stow Rd., Hudson (registration opens July 10)

Library Summer Learning Program

June 8, 2026, through Aug. 1, 2026

Kickoff Event: Monday, June 8, 2026, 10am to 3pm

Hudson Library & Historical Society, 96 Library St., Hudson

The Hudson Library's Summer Learning Program for children kicks off on June 8 and runs through Aug. 1. This year’s theme is “Unearth A Story.” To register, go to https://hudsonlibrary.beanstack.org/reader365

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, located in Pittsburgh, will be at the library for its Summer Learning Program kick-off with its Dinosaur Mini Museum! Museum representatives come with genuine and replica fossils, geological samples, and dinosaur models for a hands-on experience. All ages are welcome to visit the Mini Museum during the library's Summer Learning Program Kick-Off in the rotunda!

For more details on this and the library's other programs for kids, go to www.hudsonlibrary.org

Hudson Trivia Question #5:

What Hudson community organization owns the Scout Cabin on the downtown Green?

(scroll to the end of this email for the answer)

Upcoming Events: Arts & Culture

Peg’s Foundation and Gallery:

Reception and Exhibit Opening

Friday, May 15, 2026

5pm to 7pm

53 First Street, Hudson

Peg’s invites the community to a campus-wide reception celebrating two new exhibits. 25 Years of Impact explores the foundation’s history through stories, images and artifacts highlighting initiatives, partnerships and lasting community change. Concurrently, Eighty-Six Reasons for Asylum Admission: A Domestic Beginning by Ohio artist Kimberly Chapman examines the gendered history of women’s institutionalization. The exhibit runs through Sept. 5, 2026. At the May 15 reception, visitors can explore galleries, connect with artists and partners, and enjoy live music, remarks and light refreshments. Free and open to the public, with parking available throughout downtown Hudson.

Hudson Community Chorus Performs at Severance Hall

Saturday, May 16, 2026

1pm

Severance Hall, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland

The Hudson Community Chorus is delighted to participate in United in Song!, a special multi-choir concert at Severance Music Center in Cleveland’s University Circle. Presented as part of The Cleveland Orchestra’s Mandel Opera and Humanities Festival, the event brings together four area choirs in a celebration of community. Hudson Community Chorus will perform a 25-minute program featuring traditional, gospel, and contemporary works that highlight the festival’s themes of courage, hope, and unity. Admission is free, with advance tickets through The Cleveland Orchestra website: www.clevelandorchestra.com

Hudson Society of Artists Programs

The Hudson Society of Artists is an organization of individuals interested in furthering artistic endeavors in northeast Ohio. Membership is open to artists of all ages and abilities, from professionals to beginners, as well as those interested in the arts but not necessarily artists themselves.

Among upcoming events, both at Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St., Hudson:

Saturday, May 16, 2026, and Sunday, May 17, 2026 -- A two-day watercolor workshop by celebrated northeast Ohio artist Christopher Leeper. Class sessions will run from 9:30am to 4pm each day. Cost is $200 for HSA members and $230 for non-members. The workshop prospectus and application form can be found at www.hudsonsocietyofartists.com

Wednesday, May 20, 2026 -- Artist Helen Wilson will exhibit and demonstrate her collage and assembly work at the Society’s final regular meeting before its summer break. The meeting is open to the public and free of charge.

Hudson Bandstand Summer Music Festival

The Hudson Bandstand Summer Music Festival is a long‑standing community tradition held annually in downtown Hudson, Ohio, since 1977. Concerts begin on Memorial Day and run each Sunday through August. They feature free, family‑friendly concerts outdoors in downtown Hudson, with a rain location at Hudson Middle School. All concerts begin at 6:30pm.



Bandstand concerts in May and June include:

• Monday, May 25, 2026 (Memorial Day) – Hudson High School Jazz 1 and 2 bands
• Sunday, May 31, 2026 – The Rare Birds 
• Sunday, June 7, 2026 – NEO Big Band
• Sunday, June 14, 2026 – Western Reserve Big Band 
• Sunday, June 21, 2026 – Hot Potatoes
• Sunday, June 28, 2026 – Dogwood Rockers

For the full season schedule of Bandstand concerts, go to Hudson Bandstand - Hudson Community Foundation.

Note: Due to the renovation of the downtown Gazebo, the bands will perform on Church Street until the renovations are complete. Attendees can sit on both the Gazebo and Clocktower Greens to enjoy the concerts.

Door 2 Art Studio – Open Studio

Every Wednesday

4pm to 8pm

5374 Darrow Rd, Hudson

Door 2 is a multi-faceted art studio in Hudson with professional artists on staff. Door 2 hosts community events, Open Studio, an Artist Speaker Series, Art Classes, Artist Forum and more. All activities are free and open to the public.   

Several offerings:

• Open Studio every Wednesdays from 4pm to 8pm is open to everyone ages 14+. There are free materials and instructions in painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, and more. Adults, college and high school artists are welcome.
• At Artist Features once each month, hear from a local artist or creative professional about his/her background and work. On Wednesday, May 13, at 6:30pm, the featured artist is Michelle Moncrief. On Wednesday, June 10, it’s Audra Lozina.
• Door 2 offers Studio Classes once each month from 5pm to 8pm on selected Wednesdays (doors open at 4pm). On May 20, it’s Rendering Textures Using Acrylic Paint with Rosie Skocdapole. On June 24, it’s Paper Marbling with Jennifer Omaitz. All classes are free. No registration is required and all materials will be provided.

For more information, visit www.door2art.com

Follies by Hudson Players

Friday, May 15, 2026, and Saturday, May 16, 2026 (final two shows)

7:30pm

Barlow Community Center, 41 South Oviatt St., Hudson

Blending dazzling, show-stopping favorites with deeply personal moments, Follies pulls back the curtain on ambition, love, regret, and the price of chasing dreams. Featuring an unforgettable score by Stephen Sondheim, including iconic songs like Broadway Baby, I’m Still Here and Losing My Mind, this is musical theater at its most spectacular—and most haunting.

Admission is $15 and $13 for students and seniors. Season tickets are available for $36. For tickets and more information, visit www.hudsonplayers.com.

Hudson Trivia Question #6:

What Western Reserve Academy alum served as U.S. Postmaster General, a role in which he led creation of U.S. Air Mail?

(scroll to the end of this email for the answer)

Coming Soon - Save the Date

Independence Day Fireworks Celebration

Friday, July 3, 2026 (rain date is Sunday, July 5)

Beginning at dusk

Barlow Farm Park, 1965 Barlow Rd., Hudson

The Independence Day Fireworks Celebration is Hudson's annual tradition to honor America. Join us for an unforgettable evening of family fun, music, local food vendors and fireworks! Proudly presented by the Hudson Community Foundation, the spectacular fireworks come from Hudson’s own American Fireworks. For all the details, visit Independence Day Fireworks Celebration | Hudson, OH - Official Website

Art On The Green

Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026, and Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026

Dowtown Hudson

For 2026, The Hudson Society of Artists’ signature event -- Art on the Green – returns to the heart of Hudson on the downtown Greens. New categories being accepted this year include artisan candles, soap/skincare and gourmet foods. For more details, visit www.hudsonsocietyofartists.com

First & Main Summer Music Nights



Grab your blankets and chairs and head over to the First & Main Green to enjoy free concerts for the entire family. There will be live music, dancing, raffles, and giveaways. Most Friday & Saturday evenings in July & August from 7 – 9pm. Visit www.firstandmainhudson.com for the complete schedule and updates for inclement weather.

A Look Back to Recent Events

Western Reserve Academy welcomed Ohio Poet Laureate Kari Gunter-Seymour to campus on April 8 to unveil the WRA Bicentennial Poem, Evergreen, as part of the school's second annual Word Count Literary Festival. The event was held at Morgan Hall and in front of the Bicentennial tree.  

On April 20, the Hudson Society of Artists welcomed Carole Pollard, who presented her literary-inspired quilted works at a members meeting.

Hudson has a new Community Events Calendar!

Hudson Community Foundation has launched Hudson Happenings, a new all-encompassing community events calendar created in partnership with Hudson City Schools, Hudson Library and the City of Hudson. This new calendar is one place for everything happening around town. From nonprofit programs and community events to school activities and city government happenings, it’s all in one easy, convenient place.

View it online: https://events.hudsonhappenings.org/

Answers to trivia questions in this issue:

#1: Ada Cooper Miller arrived in Hudson from England in 1904 at age 3 months and lived here for more than 110 years before her death in 2015 at age 111. For 75 years, Ada worked with her mother in Cooper’s Flower Shop and Greenhouse and was known for her skill in flower arranging. In 1938, she was elected to the Hudson Board of Education. She served on school board for a total of 40 years, including as its president for 25 years from 1954 to 1978. She was involved in numerous community organizations and initiatives. The natatorium adjacent to East Woods Intermediate School is named in her honor.

#2: There are 15 other incorporated towns named Hudson – located in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming. The largest of these is Hudson, NH, with a population of 25,557 – slightly larger than our own town. In addition to these incorporated towns, there are a number of unincorporated places called Hudson across the U.S. and Canada.

#3: To guess at this answer, email us at celebratehudson@myhcf.org. A fabulous prize will be awarded to the person whose guess is the closest. In the event of multiple correct answers, the winner will be selected in a random drawing. Even if you won previously, you have the opportunity to win again!

#4: The Hudson Theater, located at 72 N. Main St. (at the corner of Park Lane), opened on May 4, 1941, with the latest screen and sound technology. The first movie shown was “Slightly Honorable,” a comedic mystery starring Pat O’Brien. The theater served the Hudson community until it closed on Oct. 9, 1960. The building was razed and replaced by the current Hudson Square Building. 

#5: The Scout Cabin is owned by The Rotary Club of Hudson, which built the structure in 1931 with a crew of Rotarians and scouts. It was extensively remodeled in 2023. Since its beginning, the cabin has been the home and meeting place of Scouting America Troop 321 (Hudson’s first Boy Scout troop, founded in 1918) and Cub Scout Pack 3321 (founded in 1948) – both of which are chartered by the Rotary Club of Hudson.

#6: Walter Folger Brown, an 1888 graduate of Western Reserve Academy, served as America’s 49th Postmaster General from 1929 to 1933 under President Herbert Hoover.

The answer from last month’s trivia contest (from our

April 14, 2026, issue):

In the April issue, we asked readers to submit their best answer to Hudson Trivia Question #3: Where was the local football field where Pro Football Hall of Famer Dante Lavelli played home games as a star running back for Hudson High School in the 1930s?

During Dante Lavelli’s high school playing days, Hudson’s football field was located on the site we now know as First & Main. Before becoming a shopping mecca, this was the location of manufacturing company Morse Controls. And before that, it was a field for playing football and, during the summers, the site of a circus that set up in Hudson.

This football field was built in the 1930s by The American Legion Lee-Bishop Post 464, a veteran service organization that worked closely with the Hudson Community Service Association. It was among the first lighted football fields in Summit County. Thanks to the American Legion, those lights were transferred to the then-Hudson High School when it was able to build a stadium of its own.

Arguably the most famous football player ever to wear a Hudson uniform, Lavelli was especially known for his amazing ability to catch and control a football – earning him the nickname “Ol’ Gluefingers.” His Hudson High School team went undefeated for three seasons and won three county championships. After graduating Hudson in 1941 and playing briefly for Ohio State and serving in Europe with the U.S. Army, Lavelli joined the Cleveland Browns. He was an integral member of the Browns team that won seven league championships (between 1946 and 1955) during his 11-season pro career. He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1975.

The winner of our March trivia contest was Mary Sogan.

Mary is seen below showing off her prizes. They included:

• Official Hudson Explorers drawstring bag, t-shirt and hat from the “Support Your School” section of Discount Drug Mart, 5863 Darrow Rd., Hudson
• In recognition of Dante Lavelli’s nickname of “Ol’ Gluefingers,” a $50 gift card from Hudson Ace Hardware, 5824 Darrow Rd., Hudson, which sells a wide variety of adhesive products. (Note: Despite Dante’s nickname, we do not recommend putting glue on your fingers!)

Email us at celebratehudson@myhcf.org with comments, questions or to add your Hudson non-profit organization’s event to future issues of Celebrate Hudson!

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