There’s never a bad time to come to the Akron Civic Theatre with its ornate Moorish-style interior and the ceiling inside its auditorium that replicates the sky at dusk. But a really good time to take ...

Each year, Future Ink Graphics at the Pivot Center on the west side hosts its exhibit Women Who Print to showcase just a few of the talented women printmakers in the greater Cleveland community, along ...

Dancing Sheep on Larchmere offers a riotous array of handcrafted items made by artists and craftspeople from round the corner and around the globe. The store is packed to the brim with wearable ...

To accompany the exhibit, WRHS is hosting a film series called The American Dream, featuring classic films noted for their outstanding and very glamorous costuming. This week it’ll be screening the ...

Celebrating reggae great Bob Marley’s birthday has become a tradition in Cleveland’s reggae community (some time in February—his actual birthday was February 6). The area’s most prominent reggae band, ...

In January 2026, a new vineyard opened to augment the thriving wine scene in the Grand River Valley region. That’s when and Jacqui Ward opened Monarch Meadow Vineyard in Geneva, with a focus on ...

But it is coming, with a packed schedule of festivals and special events. But the festival season starts — now! For the last couple of decades, the season has kicked off with a pair of outdoor winter ...

Two area artists, painter Donna Coleman and ceramicist Benajmin Lambert, have joined forced for a show called Monsters, Humans, and Those In Between, on view at the Tri-C Western Campus Student ...

The 1927 silent film, directed and co-written by German director Fritz Lang, wasn’t your typical silent film of the era. The science fiction film drew on expressionist/futurist technique to tell a ...

The duo will perform at the Tri-C Metro Campus Auditorium as part of its classical piano series. Their program will feature Claude Debussy’s Deux Danses and Trois Nocturnes; Maurice Ravel’s Rapsodie ...

Former Plain Dealer editor/writer Laura DeMarco has long had a serious interest in history, especially Cleveland history. It’s led to a series of books on the vanished past and its lingering remnants ...