Mai Tai Mayhem is back in full force for 2025, taking over and booking out the Quality Inn March 7-9.

If you have lived in Cleveland for any period of time, you no doubt have some kind of work connection to Sherwin Williams. Most people in Northeast Ohio at least know someone who has worked there or ...

Beloved Parma heavy metal musician Jim Konya passed away Wednesday October 7 at the age of 44. He had a stroke in early September; he was in rehab and appeared to be making progress when he suffered ...

Cleveland-based neon artist Jeff Chiplis is debunking the old adage “lightning never strikes the same place twice.” A decade ago, some art-world buzz around his work constructed from repurposed found ...

For nearly five decades, Herb Ascherman has been one of northeast Ohio’s leading portrait photographers, with a thriving career as a commercial studio photographer as well as a fine art photographer.

The Cleveland Arts Prize (CAP) was founded in 1960 to recognize artists in all disciplines who have contributed to the arts ...

Street Studios’ Third Friday is always a great chance to see art and run into people you know. We checked out the closing of ...

In early 2018, a quartet of well-known area jazz musicians came together, as jazz musicians do, and formed an ensemble they called Pulse to explore, they say, “melodic shape, harmonic subtlety, ...

When members of Cleveland’s large Slovenian community decided they wanted to bring more attention to the area’s Slovenian heritage, they came up with the idea of replicating a festival called ...

I once led a yoga philosophy workshop focused on Robin Wall Kimmerer’s award-winning book Braiding Sweetgrass, and I keep thinking about how much we know and how little of what we know is put into ...

The Greater Cleveland Film Commission is celebrating Black History Month at the Cleveland Public Library’s downtown branch with its 4th Annual Film Forward Documentary Spotlight. This year it centers ...

WRUW-FM folk show host Steve Traina was able to get possession of the archives of both managers of the room, Stan Kain and Larry Bruner, who he says were “packrats.” He used them as the basis for his ...