Conceived in the mid-thirties, Cain Park is rich in history. The brainchild of Heights High School drama teacher Dr. Dina Rees Evans and Cleveland Heights Mayor Frank C. Cain, Cain Park’s original purpose remains unaltered. Owned and operated by the City of Cleveland Heights, it is the living symbol of the City’s commitment to nurturing quality programming in the arts.

• Performing Arts Center and Art Gallery
• 22 acres
• All-purpose pathway
• Six tennis courts (lighted)
• One Basketball court
• Playground (ages 5-12)
• Skateboard park
• Grass recreational area
• In the winter, a great sledding hill