FALL ARTS

Exhibit

“Nina Vivian Huryn” at the Mansfield Art Center

Through Oct. 8: Mansfield

Cleveland-based artist Nina Vivian Huryn specializes in wearable art, and her creations have been worn on stage by musicians such as Elton John and Queen guitarist Brian May. This Mansfield Art Center exhibition also highlights work the artist does in other mediums, including large fabric and mixed-media quilts, multi-panel assemblages and more. mansfieldartscenter.org

Music

“Star Wars: A New Hope” Film with Orchestra

Oct. 14–15: Dayton

For two nights only, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra performs John Williams’ Academy Award-winning score live as the first Star Wars film plays on screen. Watch the twin suns of Tatooine rise over the desert home of Luke Skywalker, and witness the first appearance of the villainous Darth Vader in this sweeping musical experience at Schuster Center’s Mead Theatre. daytonlive.org

Theater

Cleveland Play House Presents

“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein”

Oct. 21–Nov. 12: Cleveland

Based on the dreary summer that inspired Mary Shelley’s famous novel, “Frankenstein,” this performance follows the artist as she weaves her horrifying tale. Vacationing in a gloomy Swiss lake house, Shelly and her circle of literary friends act out her story, revealing their own complex characters. This retelling of the classic tale unfolds at Playhouse Square’s in-the-round Outcalt Theatre. playhousesquare.org

The arts scene in Findlay is a thriving blend of creativity and cultural experiences for all ages. At the renowned Mazza Museum, art enthusiasts and families can explore a vast collection of original artwork from beloved children’s picture books. For those seeking captivating performances, the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts takes center stage. The Findlay Art League provides a supportive platform for local artists to showcase their work through exhibitions and workshops. In Findlay, imaginations ourish and the arts are celebrated in all their forms! VisitFindlay.com work through exhibitions and workshops. In imaginations ourish and the arts are