SLOVENIAN HERITAGE

SLOVENIAN HERITAGE

Take a Hike: Stroll Series tour

May | Tuesdays | 5:30 - 6:30pm

On a fascinating journey through Slovenian heritage in the St. Clair Superior neighborhood, your tour begins at the historic St. Vitus Church, a symbol of Slovenian faith and community. Also learn about St. Vitus Village, Saint Martin de Porres High School, local businesses, current and past, and their connections to the neighborhood and community.

Walk through the Slovenian National Home, a cultural cornerstone that has long served as a gathering place for the Slovenian community and the Slovenian Museum & Archives, where exhibits showcase traditions, art, and the immigrant experience. Along the way, you'll also discover the significant contributions Slovenian people have made to the city of Cleveland, from shaping its culture and economy to enriching its diverse community.

Guests can park in the lot behind the Slovenian Home and walk to St. Vitus we're we'll meet at the front entrance, 6019 Lausche Avenue.

Add to your tour experience with: Post-Tour Extras – $15 ticket includes:

  • 2025 Membership to the Club Room at the Slovenian National Home

  • One drink ticket to enjoy in the Club Room after your tour

  • Invitation to return Wednesday, June 25, 6–8 PM for an extended tour the full Slovenian National Home complex, including the Diemer Mansion, Club Room, Main Hall, Slovenian Museum & Archives, and Reading Room — plus light refreshments.

    Guests should park in the lot behind the Slovenian National Home 6417 St. Clair Avenue and walk to St. Vitus Church, 6019 Lausche Avenue, where the tour will meet up.

 
 

TOUR SUPPORTER

Cleveland is home to the largest Slovenian community outside of Europe—a community rich in cultural heritage, artistic expression, and powerful stories of migration, perseverance, and belonging. We are proud to partner with Take a Hike and believe that our collaboration offers a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the contributions of Slovenian Americans and ensure that their stories continue to inspire future generations of Clevelanders.