Darl Schaaff opened the Darl Center for the Arts in a long-abandoned Slavic Village Library which he restores to display the ...

On a mostly sunny but cool day, the usual tens of thousands of people turned out for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade, which stepped off at East 18th and Superior and made its way to Public Square.

The Western Reserve Historical Society and its Cleveland History Center present monthly social/educational evenings called History of Tap, where you can have some fun and learn more about a particular ...

This week the work by the 2024 fellows goes on view in Zygote’s gallery in the PROOF Fellows Exhibition, opening Friday March ...

The Rock Hall’s 2025 film series continues with an artist who is noted for her punk-tinged rock and roll and her tough-girl image: Joan Jett. Her career began with the early all-female ensemble the ...

Her birthday bash at the BOP STOP gas become an annual tradition, and it’s back this year because for musicians like Jackie, nothing is a gift like having the opportunity to play. The evening promises ...

You have only two more weeks to check out three current special show, Picasso and Paper, at the Cleveland Museum of Art — it ...

The Cleveland Silent Film Festival & Colloquium is launching a series called “Cleveland Silent Film Festival at CPL: Celebrating 100 Years,” taking place at the Stokes Wing Auditorium of the downtown ...

From time to time, we’ve been saddened to report on the death of a key figure in the Cleveland music scene, as we recently did when blues musician “Crazy Marvin” Braxton passed away at the age of 80 ...

Story Club Cleveland is back at its new home at Forest City Brewery, this month with a darkly glamourous take, inviting its storytellers to embrace “noir,” that mid-20 th century genre where shady ...

Suma Recording has launched a new series of projects, inviting audiences to buy tickets to live recording sessions — with money going to help fund the projects. It’s already done one with folk band ...