Nearly everyone has heard a student practicing his or her instrument. Whether it’s your neighbor’s son who just picked up his trumpet for junior high band or your niece playing scale after scale on ...

During the ’60s, the Collinwood native was rock royalty among peers Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton and Hendrix. Schwartz helped form the northeast Ohio-based James Gang before leaving early on, moving to ...

After a courageous year-lomg battle with cancer, Tony Urso, who played guitar with ’80s Cleveland punk rockers Starvation Army, as well as wild & crazy ’90s bands Sissy and Backmonkeys, has passed ...

Are you losing it or laughing out loud? It’s times like these, I watch for the pendulum to swing back. Meanwhile, express your values, support those in need, and resist when necessary. Maybe share ...

As Lucille, Talia Suskauer shows how confusion, resentment and vulnerability can morph into action (politically) and love (personally). Chermin and Suskauer’s hopeful duet “This Is Not Over Yet” gives ...

Director Nathan Henry serves up a comic feast in the Cleveland Play House’s production of Fat Ham by James Ijames. This engaging play, set in contemporary North Carolina, seasons a backyard family ...

Angelo’s Nido Italia is one of Little Italy’s heritage restaurants, an Italian classic that eschews trendiness. It’s got an elegant, white tablecloth atmosphere, but still manages to be cozy and ...

Bubbles have a universal appeal… especially when they come out in cool shapes. Let the Bubble Lady amaze you on Wed 6/30 @ the Cuy Co Library – Mayfield branch. Get excited: See bubbles that multiply, ...

Filmmaker/photographer/educator Cynthia Penter is known for the wide range of her work which includes straightforward films, videos and photo work as well as experimental and abstract work. In the 90s ...

Once again Story Club Cleveland will be back at Forest City Brewery, which is its new home on the second Wednesday of each month. Of course, this month’s story theme jibes with Valentine’s Day: It’s ...

The Black students were joined by white, mostly Jewish neighbors, the first interracial civil rights protest in the country.