Classes have started again, but there are still fun activities to be had in Cleveland this weekend.

Here are six things happening in Northeast Ohio this weekend:

Air Show 2024

Cleveland’s Labor Day tradition returns for its 60th year at The Land at Burke Lakefront Airport. The U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels will show off their flying skills and more, and fans can also watch a jet truck compete against an airplane on the runway. For more information about the show, click HERE.

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Cleveland Guardian

If you’re in the sports mood, you can catch the Guardians’ game against the Pittsburg Pirates at Progressive Field on Free Shirt Friday at 7:10 p.m. or Saturday at 6:10 p.m. Tickets for the game can be found HERE.

Cleveland Taco Fest

Who’s hungry? Cleveland’s first Taco Festival is closing out the summer in downtown Cleveland this weekend. This street festival offers entertainment for all ages. Bring your family or friends for live entertainment, timed taco eating contests, arts and crafts, and more! CLICK HERE for tickets and more information.

Asian Lantern Festival

Yes, you still have time to attend the Asian Lantern Festival at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The glowing festival, which showcases various aspects of Asian culture, runs through September 14. If you still want to attend, CLICK HERE to get tickets.

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17th Annual Multi-Music Festival

Feel like jazz? The Multi Music Festival is back in Cleveland Heights on Saturday night for its 17th annual show at Cain Park. The jazz festival will feature Kenny Lattimore, Jeff Lorber Fusion and Kirk Whalum, among others. For more information on the artists and the festival, click HERE.

District festivals

County fair season is in full swing and the Geauga, Stark and Mahoning county festivals are happening this weekend. If you’re in the mood for rides, games and festive food, click on the county names for more information.

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