Tremont may not have as many art galleries as it did back in the ’90s or ’00s when it was known as Cleveland’s artsiest neighborhood. But it’s still got plenty of artists living and working in the ...

The first two weekends in December are the biggest for holiday markets and this year is no exception. If you didn’t get your ...

The Cleveland Play House’s latest version of A Christmas Story, the holiday classic about family, gifts and dreams, shines ...

The good news is that Foundry has already found a new space: they’ll be moving to 4256 Pearl Road in the Old Brooklyn ...

It’s that time again. For nearly two weeks, the strains of serious classical music will be replaced at Severance Music Center ...

Trinity Cathedral’s Messiah sing-along is only an hour long so you can be sure they’ll only be leading the crowd in the ...

Dave Smeltz, who passed away from Covid in 2021, has been frequently referred to as the godfather of Cleveland’s reggae scene ...

Canton’s Cultured Coffee & Waffles Company may have started as a coffee shop but it’s long outgrown that identity, offering way more than just a cup of java. Its two locations serve sweet and savory ...

Chef Doug Katz of Fire Food and Drink oversaw the opening of two eateries in the reconstructed Cleveland Museum of Art: a casual café and a fine dining restaurant, both located at the west end of the ...

Cleveland singer Nan O’Malley is a versatile singer, having performed over the years in jazz, blues and folk settings. When she performs at Nighttown this week, she’ll be wearing her jazz hat, as she ...

The City of Cleveland presents a Cinco de Mayo celebration @ City Hall on Thu 5/5. Music, food & entertainment. Salute the diversity of our city while immersing yourself in culture. Presented as part ...

From the mid-70s through the mid-90s, Paul Fayrewether fronted the Lorain-based band Fayrewether, which was known for its outstanding renditions of the Genesis repertoire, with Fayrewether’s costumes ...