Symphonic Magic and Lunar New Year: What’s On in Cleveland Today
A Spectacular Sunday in the City
Cleveland is buzzing this Sunday, February 15, 2026, with a vibrant mix of cultural celebrations, world-class theater, and family-friendly orchestral performances. Whether you are looking to celebrate the Lunar New Year or catch a final glimpse of a rare museum exhibition, the city offers a diverse lineup of events to fill your afternoon and evening.
Disney and Pixar’s Up in Concert
For music and movie lovers alike, the highlight of the day is a special presentation by The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Music Center. Starting at 3:00 p.m., guest conductor Brett Mitchell leads the ensemble in a live performance of Michael Giacchino’s Academy Award-winning score for Disney and Pixar’s Up. As the beloved film plays on a high-definition screen above the stage, the power of a live orchestra brings the emotional journey of Carl Fredricksen and Russell to life in the stunning acoustics of Mandel Concert Hall.
Lunar New Year at Asia Plaza
The Year of the Horse is being ushered in with a massive community celebration at Asia Plaza in the heart of St. Clair-Superior. From 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the plaza hosts cultural performances, martial arts demonstrations, and the iconic lion dances. Visitors can explore a variety of local vendors, food trucks, and craft stations. This free, family-friendly festival is a cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar and offers a perfect way to experience the traditions of the Lunar New Year.
Theater and Stage Highlights
Playhouse Square remains the center of the regional theater scene today with several major productions. The Tony Award-winning musical Suffs continues its run at the Connor Palace, chronicling the hard-fought battle for the 19th Amendment. Meanwhile, at the Hanna Theatre, Great Lakes Theater presents The Heart of Robin Hood, a swashbuckling and modern reimagining of the classic legend. For those seeking contemporary drama, the Cleveland Play House production of Primary Trust is holding matinee performances at the Outcalt Theatre.
Museum Exhibitions and Community Days
Art enthusiasts should head to the Cleveland Museum of Art today for the final chance to see the British Portrait Miniatures: Tokens of Love and Loss exhibition, which closes this evening. Other featured galleries include still/emerging: Native American Works on Paper. Additionally, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History is hosting its Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Community Days, providing free admission for residents of the City of Cleveland and East Cleveland from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.