By Todd Wilson

The Medieval Feasts on Jan. 20 and 21 were both wonderfully successful and enjoyable nights. The Cathedral nave was once again transformed into a raucous banqueting hall, with more than 300 costumed guests enjoying superb food and drink as we celebrated Geoffrey Chaucer’s birthday. Entertainment included skits, singing, jousting, juggling, fortune-telling and more. The evening finished with the ceremonial kissing of the boar’s head, accompanied by “special” music on the mighty Flentrop organ! A great time was had by all, in addition to raising funds for Music and Art at Trinity. Special thanks to master planners Sally Winter and Cathy Rezos, and to master chefs Steve Louzos, Jon Logan and Demetrious Rezos (along with many others who contributed in so many ways). Click here to see a Feast photo gallery.

 

Gallery Talk & Artists Roundtable Urbas notes that the Gallery Talk and Artists’ Dialogue will be a rare opportunity for the public to hear about the process of how she curates and selects the artists and their artworks. “The artists will share with the public thoughts on their creative process and how the arts in Cleveland can become a creative force,” she explains, “and an economic driver to help infuse our city with positive growth.”

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