When you learn about a person’s life, there’s often more to the story — and that’s certainly the case with this year’s class of Most Interesting People. You’ll meet a kid who breaks athletic records; a grandmother who established internet stardom; an artist who opened a bar; a doctor who moonlights as a magician. One thing they all have in common? Creativity and grit. Edited by Annie Nickoloff
Editor Dillon Stewart reflects on an encounter with Mikey Silas, one of 2024's Most Interesting People. By Dillon Stewart
The casino has remodeled the space that formerly was Kosar’s into a high-end steakhouse. By Danny Cunningham
The vibe of 2024 is a light blue — specifically, “Upward," "a breezy, blissful blue.” By Christina Rufo
Get nostalgic with tales of trips to Tower City Center, the now-defunct Higbee's and more ahead of the holidays. By Christina Rufo
The 420-person venue in Cleveland Heights announced the two Monday night shows same-day, just before noon. By Danny Cunningham
We look back on the stories, the music, the books, the sports events and more that defined 2022. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
The historic shopping center, which opened in 1890, uses 5,000 feet of garland and 250 bows to ring in the holiday season.
The kitchen was heating up this weekend at Huntington Convention Center as thousands gathered for this pro-am pickleball tournament. Photos by Matthew Chasney
The 110-year-old insurance company will be moving in to the 10-year-old skyscraper, one of Downtown Cleveland's newest office buildings. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
How do you even pick a favorite story of 2023? Well, we tried our best. The Cleveland Magazine staff has selected some of our standout articles of the year. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
