Each year, DANCECleveland brings together aspiring dancers and community members for a free day of dance education and fun at Playhouse Square. Starting at 10am you’ll find free classes open to people ...

Based on my research, the ship would be smaller than most river cruise boats and provide a more intimate experience. It was ...

The next group show at the Yards Project at Worthington Yards in the Warehouse District is called Pieces of Knowing, and it ...

Each year for 32 years, Cleveland Public Theatre’s STEP (Student Theatre Enrichment Program) program has assembled a group of high school students to conceive, write, produce and perform an original ...

Nickel Plate Beach sits at the mouth of the Huron River, where the Nickel Plate Pier marks the east edge of the harbor. The sand here is sugar-fine and the beach is wide, with a wild, undeveloped edge ...

There’s a new Iron Chef in town — one who doesn’t buy into the charcuterie trend, fry food in lard or slap bacon on everything… or anything. Behold the (as yet to be decided) Vegan Iron Chef! But who ...

Banyan Tree’s offerings reach in every direction, like the Indian fig tree it is named after. This hip urban women’s clothing and lifestyle boutique in Tremont is a destination store where you can ...

Last weekend, Playhouse Square’s Lab Theatre became a safe space to experience a mild form of “immersive theatre” (a newish fad that includes the audience as part of the setting, say in a real Turkish ...

The Kidney brothers — guitarist/vocalist Robert and multi-instrumentalist Jack — have been the mainstays, along with sax player Terry Hynde, of Kent’s Numbers Band for most of its 46 years. Although ...

The Cleveland Museum of Art’s annual City Stages series has become one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the summer. Each year, CMA brings in two or three musicians/bands from all over the ...

Doesn’t really sound like material to fuel a House Dance Party but after viewing the exhibit and hearing a talk, maybe it’s ...