Five years ago, Cleveland artist/muralist Dayzwhun started a little festival he dubbed the St. Clair Art Fest, taking place on the corner of St. Clair Avenue and East 40 th Street where his tattoo ...

If your eyes have been at all open, you’ve seen the work of Bob Peck around town. Unlike many of the pedestrian, somewhat anonymous murals popping up everywhere, his angular, movement-filled style is ...

How many hungry kids could be fed with the money going to a $300 million golden ballroom at White House? It’s likely that a lot of Americans are asking themselves that question right now. We’re ...

A CNN poll released this weekend shows Vice President J.D. Vance as the front runner for the Republican nomination in 2028. While most people assume that the vice presidency is a steppingstone to the ...

Land of Plenty is an eclectic boutique selling a little bit of everything, with an emphasis on vintage items. Go and shop an assortment of antique furniture & decor, arts & crafts, art deco items, ...

70s/80s rock and roll diva Pat Benatar isn’t from Cleveland but she has a strong Cleveland connection: her longtime husband, guitarist Neil Giraldo, is from Parma. And since her career hit its peak ...

Since last spring, when EDWINS opened in the space formerly occupied by Nighttown, we’ve been hearing many people lament the lack of jazz, something Nighttown was noted for. For some reason, they didn ...

The nonprofit Legal Aid Society of Cleveland exists to rebalance the power disparity between those who can afford a lawyer and those who can’t in civil cases, such as tenant-landlord disputes. It also ...

Once again, it’s time to Walk All Over Waterloo to check out the galleries and businesses in the Waterloo Arts District. And as of this writing it looks like the weather is going to be perfect —mostly ...

A.C.O., short for the The Afro-Cleveland Orchestra, was a mainstay at the Grog Shop in the mid-late 90s, back at its original location on the corner of Coventry and Mayfield. It was founded by sax ...

Ohio’s race for governor will be closely watched next year and offers one of the few chances we have to restore balance to Ohio state government. It’s been almost a year since candidates from each ...

Once is a deeply spiritual work though that might not be obvious from its completely secular environment (a Dublin street, a bar, a vacuum repair shop, a hillside). We see love, charity and hope ...