Arts Renaissance Tremont

Thank you to all who came out for an INSIDE look into the creative process of bringing a jazz tune to life! Bassist Todd Coolman reflected on this experience in his Substack yesterday. Enjoy!

Unchart-ed Territory Bringing our process to our audience in real time.

Tonight at 7:30pm - enjoy an unforgettable jazz exploration at Pilgrim Church! UNCHARTED TERRITORY is a window into the creative process of writing, collaborating and performing! See you there!!!

ClevelandClassical.com spoke with Artistic Director Feza Zweifel highlighting ART's 35th season!! Enjoy!!

Arts Renaissance Tremont: “Over the moon” with season 35 - Cleveland Classical Download article as PDFby Mike Telin “We’ve taken a sort of variety show approach to our thirty-fifth season,” Arts Renaissance Tremont’s artistic director Feza Zweifel said during a Zoom call. “We don’t want anything to be tired out, so we try to think out of the box about the artists w...

Thank you WCLV for the season preview! Feza Zweifel and Erica Brenner had a great interview with John Mills!
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Arts Renaissance Tremont Season Preview Interview with Erica Brenner and Feza Zweifel

UnchARTed Territory - Arts Renaissance Tremont Toggle NavigationAboutEventsSupportConnect AboutEventsSupportConnect Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 7:30 pm (following the Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival) UnchARTed Territory Arts Renaissance Tremont is bringing together five world class and diverse jazz musicians for an experimental evening. Some...

Looking Forward to UnchArted Territory!!

Thank you ClevelandClassical.com for this wonderful review!
"On Sunday, Haff-Paluck’s legacy lived on in the relationships she helped build and in the excellence of the performances."

ART honors its late founder with Haff-Paluck legacy concert (May 17) - Cleveland Classical Download article as PDFby Kevin McLaughlin Feza Zweifel, artistic director of Arts Renaissance Tremont, called it “a concert built on relationships.” “A Legacy of ART — Honoring Chris Haff-Paluck” at Pilgrim Congregational Church on Sunday, May 17, felt less like a formal memorial and more...