Maple Heights seeks feedback on 2026 Music in the Park concert series

NewsMaple Heights is seeking feedback from residents who attended its 2026 Music in the Park concert series.David Petkiewicz, cleveland.comBy Kaylee Remington, cleveland.comcleveland.com Express DeskMAPLE HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Maple Heights is asking residents who attended its 2026 Music in the Park concert series to share feedback to help improve future community events.The city has posted an online survey seeking input from concertgoers about the summer series, which featured Forecast, New Connections, Herb Wilborn, Disco Express and Carlos Jones.Music in the Park is a city-sponsored concert series held as part of Maple Heights’ parks and recreation programming. The series brought multiple musical acts to the community throughout the summer.Residents who attended the concerts can complete the city’s online survey.The survey asks attendees to rate their overall experience with the series, evaluate the performers and identify their favorite acts.Concertgoers also can offer suggestions about performers they would like to see at future Music in the Park events and the types of music they would like the city to feature.Among the musical styles listed in the survey are Motown, jazz, reggae-related programming, rock, pop and Afrobeats.Maple Heights has more than 40 acres of active and passive parks. The city highlights Music in the Park as one of the summer activities offered in its parks, along with its proximity to the Cleveland Metroparks and Cuyahoga Valley National Park.Kaylee Remington joined cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer in 2016 and is the news organization's Cuyahoga County suburban cities reporter, focusing on the communities surrounding Cleveland. Her reporting...