Cleveland History Center

On June 18, we’re screening Charade (1963), the perfect blend of romance and intrigue, with Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy and Cary Grant at his most effortlessly debonair.

As part of the evening, Curator Patricia Edmonson will share archival fashion pulled from the WRHS collection, connecting what you see on screen to real garments and stories from the era. This is your final opportunity to experience the exhibition in this program format while it’s still on view. After the film, guests will join a private tour of the exhibition.

6:00–9:00 PM
FREE with museum admission
Snacks, sweets, and refreshments included
Alcohol available for purchase

https://cletix.com/events/american-dream-film-series-6-18-2026

Join us at the Cleveland History Center this Sunday, June 14, from 11am-4pm to celebrate 250 years of American history!

Included with regular museum admission, explore:

🇺🇸Hands-on activities to explore the early history of the Western Reserve
Our exhibit "Hollywood on the Cuyahoga: Northeast Ohio and the Movies", presented by PNC, part of America250-Ohio’s "Ohio Goes to the Movies" initiative.
🇺🇸Your family history in the WRHS Library with experts from our Genealogical Committee
🇺🇸Check off stops to earn rewards through the Ohio Trails & Tales program:
✈️Ohio Air & Space Trail (the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum’s aviation and National Air Races collections)
🎠Ohio Creativity Trail (Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel)
🚦Ohio Innovation Trail (see Garrett Morgan’s traffic signal in the Crawford and other ingenious contributions from Clevelanders)
🛞 Ohio Transportation Trail (the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, including our extensive collection of historic Cleveland-made cars)
and more!
George Washington will make a special appearance to shake hands and take "sketches" 3:30-4pm

Did you know Northeast Ohio has been part of movie history since 1897?

Hollywood on the Cuyahoga brings that story to life—from early films in the Flats to major productions filmed across the region.

On view now at the Cleveland History Center, made possible by title sponsor PNC Bank.

Visit today and experience the story firsthand.