The Music Settlement earns third consecutive Best of the East award
Jul 06, 2017 11:17AM ● By Today's Family
The Music Settlement (TMS) announced its third consecutive Best of the East award win from
Cleveland Magazine for "Best Music Instruction."
"We are so excited that Cleveland Magazine readers have honored us with this award for the third consecutive year," said Geralyn "Geri" Presti, president and CEO of The Music Settlement. "It's a wonderful affirmation of the positive impact of our arts programs, especially as we plan to open our second campus in Ohio City in 2018."
Votes were gathered at the Best of the East 2017 event, which "had a record turnout," according to Cleveland Magazine's Publisher Lute Harmon Jr.
TMS invites the community to celebrate its three-peat win at a free community open house on Sun., July 30, 2017 from 12:30-3:30 pm at BOP STOP at The Music Settlement, 2920 Detroit Ave., Ohio City. This free, family-friendly event will feature performances on two stages, activities, and snacks (while supplies last). Food will also be available for purchase at the event.
TMS is ready with more music-instruction opportunities than ever this school year, with new Introduction to Music Lessons classes for children and an increase in budget-friendly small-group instruction classes for children and adults who want to learn to sing better or play an instrument. Classes and programs can be sorted by age group online at www.TheMusicSettlement.org/all.
About The Music Settlement
Founded in 1912 by Almeda Adams as The Cleveland Music School Settlement, The Music Settlement is one of the nation's oldest community schools of music. Providing early childhood education since 1955 and music therapy since 1966, The Music Settlement remains on the forefront of music-based initiatives that advance human potential. Its programs reach students from birth through retirement and beyond. The Music Settlement is generously funded by Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and the Ohio Arts Council. In 2014, the Settlement opened the BOP STOP nightclub at 2920 Detroit Ave. in Ohio City, after its donation to the organization in late 2013. The organization is currently building a new campus in Ohio City on Detroit Ave. between W. 25th and W. 28th. Its online properties include www.TheMusicSettlement.org, facebook.com/TheMusicSettlement, twitter.com/musicsettlement, and Instagram.com/themusicsettlement. Classes and programs can be sorted by age group at www.TheMusicSettlement.org/all.
Cleveland Magazine for "Best Music Instruction."
"We are so excited that Cleveland Magazine readers have honored us with this award for the third consecutive year," said Geralyn "Geri" Presti, president and CEO of The Music Settlement. "It's a wonderful affirmation of the positive impact of our arts programs, especially as we plan to open our second campus in Ohio City in 2018."
Votes were gathered at the Best of the East 2017 event, which "had a record turnout," according to Cleveland Magazine's Publisher Lute Harmon Jr.
TMS invites the community to celebrate its three-peat win at a free community open house on Sun., July 30, 2017 from 12:30-3:30 pm at BOP STOP at The Music Settlement, 2920 Detroit Ave., Ohio City. This free, family-friendly event will feature performances on two stages, activities, and snacks (while supplies last). Food will also be available for purchase at the event.
TMS is ready with more music-instruction opportunities than ever this school year, with new Introduction to Music Lessons classes for children and an increase in budget-friendly small-group instruction classes for children and adults who want to learn to sing better or play an instrument. Classes and programs can be sorted by age group online at www.TheMusicSettlement.org/all.
About The Music Settlement
Founded in 1912 by Almeda Adams as The Cleveland Music School Settlement, The Music Settlement is one of the nation's oldest community schools of music. Providing early childhood education since 1955 and music therapy since 1966, The Music Settlement remains on the forefront of music-based initiatives that advance human potential. Its programs reach students from birth through retirement and beyond. The Music Settlement is generously funded by Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and the Ohio Arts Council. In 2014, the Settlement opened the BOP STOP nightclub at 2920 Detroit Ave. in Ohio City, after its donation to the organization in late 2013. The organization is currently building a new campus in Ohio City on Detroit Ave. between W. 25th and W. 28th. Its online properties include www.TheMusicSettlement.org, facebook.com/TheMusicSettlement, twitter.com/musicsettlement, and Instagram.com/themusicsettlement. Classes and programs can be sorted by age group at www.TheMusicSettlement.org/all.