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ORMACO impacted by COVID-19, but excited about future plans
ORMACO impacted by COVID-19, but excited about future plans
The Medina County-based arts non-profit was forced to modify its programs to ensure social distancing, including streaming concerts live on the internet.
Cleveland Metroparks’ TIGER Trails will provide seamless, car-free connectivity to regional parks, trails, waterfronts
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Cleveland Metroparks’ TIGER Trails will provide seamless, car-free connectivity to regional parks, trails, waterfronts
Cleveland Metroparks is connecting numerous dots with its $16.45 million TIGER Trail project, which will link three regional trails and four waterfront parks, eliminating unsafe detours on local streets.
Visions, money, construction proceeding at different speeds for Canal Basin Park, Irishtown Bend Park
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Visions, money, construction proceeding at different speeds for Canal Basin Park, Irishtown Bend Park
Tens of millions of dollars have been raised for a planned new park at Irishtown Bend on the Cuyahoga River, but a new park at Canal Basin will open up sooner, albeit modestly.
Converge Performing Arts Center to open next month: Short Takes
Converge Performing Arts Center to open next month: Short Takes on Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville
Kellie Lightfoot is fulfilling a dream as she prepares to open Converge Performing Arts Center next month at 1399 Lear Industrial Park, Avon. Lightfoot has been a dancer her entire life.
Cleveland Orchestra releases star-studded new ‘Summer Nights’ edition of ‘TCO Classics’ on-demand concerts
Cleveland Orchestra releases star-studded new ‘Summer Nights’ edition of ‘TCO Classics’ on-demand concerts
The next wave of full-length, on-demand concerts by the Cleveland Orchestra features more than memorable performances over the years at Blossom Music Center. It also highlights some of the biggest names in classical music.
Local designer raises money for Native American organizations with Cleveland Spiders merch
Local designer raises money for Native American organizations with Cleveland Spiders merch
Michael McFarland's Cleveland Spiders designs have earned traction in recent months.
Cleveland Orchestra to release March 2020 Schubert and Krenek performances on new live album
Cleveland Orchestra to release March 2020 Schubert and Krenek performances on new live album
The untitled album, set for release in October, will be available in both physical and digital formats and feature works by Schubert and Krenek under the baton of music director Franz Welser-Most.
Pianist Martin James Bartlett reflects on meaningful Piano Cleveland ‘Virtu[al]oso’ victory
Pianist Martin James Bartlett reflects on meaningful Piano Cleveland ‘Virtu[al]oso’ victory
"Virtu[al]oso," the online piano competition organized by Piano Cleveland, certainly worked as planned for winner Martin James Bartlett. The August event may have been rushed into existence during the coronavirus pandemic, but in his case especially, it provided a vital financial lifeline and rekindled dormant career aspirations.
Local poets launch indie publishing company Grieveland
Local poets launch indie publishing company Grieveland
Kevin Latimer and Brendan Joyce recently created an indie publishing company called Grieveland.
Apollo’s Fire plans return to live concerts with ‘Tuscan Sun’
Apollo’s Fire plans return to live concerts with ‘Tuscan Sun’
Apollo's Fire plans this weekend to present "Tuscan Sun," its first live concerts to paying audiences since March. Performances are scheduled at three locations around Northeast Ohio.
Lucia Smith Nash Walkway at Case Western Reserve University turns eyesore into excellent public space
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Lucia Smith Nash Walkway at Case Western Reserve University turns eyesore into excellent public space
The new Lucia Smith Nash Walkway at Case Western Reserve University has transformed a crumbling back alley into an outstanding pedestrian environment.
Cleveland Museum of Art’s new park along Doan Brook is a magnificent gift to city during coronavirus pandemic
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Cleveland Museum of Art’s new park along Doan Brook is a magnificent gift to city during coronavirus pandemic
The Cleveland Museum of Art's new Smith Family Gateway is a 6.5-acre park along Doan Brook that provides a handsome gift to the city during a pandemic that has put a premium on high-quality public space.
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