Recently, one of Cleveland Photo Fest’s founder Jim Szudy and Cara Gaetano founded a new nonprofit to help fill in the hole ...

Of course, the first thing you need to know about the Cuyahoga County Fair, which kicks off at the Berea Fairgrounds Tuesday August 5, is that the Demolition Derby takes place in the grandstand on the ...

Most Clevelanders have no reason to celebrate Jamaican Independence Day but then they aren’t members of the area’s reggae ...

Kelly Pontoni is well known in the community for both her gallery work and her personal art. While she was working at Artists ...

Voter registration for the September 9 primary is August 11; early voting starts the next day. ALERT: keep in mind if you want to vote early at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, it’s no longer ...

Photo by Lewis Burrell III Judge Sara J. Harper passed away on July 8, 2025, days short of her 99 th birthday. Out of the limelight for the last decade, as her health declined, Judge Harper was a ...

The monthly Bainbridge Swing Dance offers multiple benefits: the chance to get some fun exercise, to meet new friends and to hear some outstanding local musicians. The all-ages, family-friendly events ...

Tremont Arts in August has typically comprised four weekends showcasing established local performance groups in dance, theater and music—jazz, classical, Latin and pop—taking place in Lincoln Park.

Sat 8/2 @11AM-3PM Pandy’s Garden Center in Elyria (just down the road from Midway Mall) is hosting an event that dog lovers should love—almost as much as their dog. At “The Wonderful Whiskers of Paws, ...

Cleveland alto sax player Bobby Selvaggio is one of the area’s master musicians, leading several ensembles he’s formed to perform his music in variety of formats, fueled by his rich background and his ...

Pianist/composer/singer-songwriter/arranger/producer Natalie Tenenbaum graduated from the noted Juilliard School of Music but broke out of any strict musical box ...

These Touch-a-Truck events have exploded in popularity to the point that it seems like there are a dozen of them every summer. Apparently, kids just can’t get enough of getting up close and personal ...