Something different indeed. This Ohio City gallery houses an eclectic selection of local art, cards and decor. The owner and her staff are extremely cordial and will offer you a drink (white wine, ...

The nonprofit Praxis Fiber Workshop took over a storefront on Waterloo Road that wasn’t living up to its potential and transformed it into yet another art-making space on the street. The sprawling ...

Coffee runs under the motto, “Drink Coffee. Do Good.” The cafe is a program of the Well CDC, and strives to create a sense of ...

Akron psychology majors have surely visited the Cumming’s Center for a class. The museum is also open to the public, ...

While it’s true that Hanini is famous for their submarine sandwiches, they also serve a selection of fish dinners, gyros, ...

Koko Bakery is the Asian equivalent of a coffeeshop-style bistro. It offers traditional Chinese buns and rolls and beautiful, tasty dessert pastries such as cakes and pies, along with smoothies and ...

The House of Blues is like an entertainment district all on its own. The club has a concert venue, a restaurant, a lounge, its VIP Foundation Room and even a store where you can snag all that ...

Cleveland drummer Tommy Amato (not to be confused with Beau Coup vocalist Tommy Amato) played in numerous area bands in the ’70s and ’80s before moving to Los Angeles in the ’80s. In the ’90s he had a ...

United Way of Greater Cleveland’s signature public art project that has brought hundreds of cool guitars to venues all around town, is at it again. Artists can apply to design a guitar, and guitar ...

A knife stuck into a wall. An oil stain on concrete. A spent shotgun shell. Blood-streaked snow. A map of an infamous murder spree. Fragments. Traces. Clues. Retracing the path of a famous crime spree ...

Silvestro’s Depot Café started as a workman’s bar and Italian restaurant back in the mid 1930s, serving those who came through Painesville on its then well-traveled rail line. There’s not much rail ...

Artist Arabella Proffer wasn’t a native Clevelander but she might as well have been. She was such a large and beloved presence in the local art scene she felt like ours, even though she grew up in ...