David Szekeres had a long and varied career in the Cleveland/Akron region as both a fine artist and a graphic designer, ...

Summer or winter, festivals of light are a big draw at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. After another successful season of its ...

Maybe you’re still in that post-pandemic rut of eating in, or maybe reading about all the new restaurant openings has sparked your desire to try some new places. Well, now is the time. Cleveland ...

While it’s true that the local music scene provides far more economic benefits to the local community than a football team ...

Ten years ago, Nicole McGee launched the Upcycle Parts Shop on St. Clair Avenue, based on a concept she’d already been ...

Oberlin Opera Theater will be bringing the story to life as its first show of the 2024-25 season. It will have four ...

Once again, Holden Arboretum in Kirtland is hosting its Artists at the Arboretum makers market, in conjunction with Cleveland Heights-based Made Cleveland. Nearly two dozen vendors of various types — ...

When she returns for another show at the BOP STOP, she’ll once again be bringing a talented team to accompany her, including ...

And it’s once again looking for applications from musicians interested in performing on its multiple stages. The musical ...

This week, the gallery space at Tinnerman Lofts in Ohio City will feature new work by area photographer Daniel Levin in a ...

This Sunday, the Western Reserve Historical Society will be hosting a special conversation that brings together its current exhibit History in Their Hands: Black Photographers in Cleveland, Ohio 1968 ...

French-Canadian choreographer Hélène Simoneau’s work, her bio, tells us, is about “exploring themes of intimacy, agency, identity, sexuality, and power.” She’s Guggenheim fellow who has created work ...