Mahall’s Hits 100 Years of Bowling, Music and Entertainment in Lakewood
For a century, Mahall’s has served generations as Lakewood’s jack of all trades. By Paris Mather
Entertainment
Trans-Siberian Orchestra's Very Hair-Metal Cleveland Christmas Show: Here’s What We Saw
Twenty-five years after it first toured through Cleveland, TSO hosted two Christmas concerts at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Friday night. By Annie Nickoloff
76 Books that Arrived from Cleveland's Literary Scene in 2024
Add these locally affiliated titles to your "to-read" list for 2025. Our list includes new fiction, nonfiction, children's books and more — all by Northeast Ohio authors. By Annie Nickoloff
55 Cleveland Music Releases We Loved in 2024
It’s time to rewind, and press play: Here are some of our favorite Northeast Ohio music releases of the year. By Annie Nickoloff and Jala Forest
Cleveland’s All Over the New “Superman” Trailer
You’ll see Public Square and other Cleveland locales in the new Superman movie, set to release in 2025. By Annie Nickoloff
Expanded, Renewed Cleveland Museum of Natural History Opens With Community Focus
The $150 million grand reopening is happening this weekend, Dec. 13-15. The overall project took about 3.5 years to complete. By Lainey Novak
Globe Iron, Cleveland's Newest Concert Venue, to Open by May
The new AEG-run venue announced a string of shows to celebrate its opening in May. The concerts include performances by MJ Lenderman, Mushroomhead and more. By Annie Nickoloff
How Cleveland Artist Kid Tigrrr Befriended The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan
Kid Tigrrr, aka Jenna Fournier, has a new album out titled Stoned + Animald — on Billy Corgan’s label Martha’s Music. By Annie Nickoloff
The Good and Bad of A Creed Concert in Cleveland: Review
The iconic '90s rock band brought its reunion tour to the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Friday night. By Annie Nickoloff
Picasso and Paper at Cleveland Museum of Art Is Worth the Wait After Pandemic Delay
Picasso and Paper will be on display at the Cleveland Museum of Art on Dec. 8 after being delayed for more than four years due to the pandemic. By Lynne Thompson
The Panza Foundation Celebrates 10 Years Helping Local Independent Music
The celebration includes a benefit and concert on Saturday evening at Happy Dog. By Danny Cunningham
Trans-Siberian Orchestra's Longtime Drummer Talks 25 Years of Cleveland Shows: Q&A
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra prepares for the emotional return of The Lost Christmas Eve on their upcoming tour for the album's 20th anniversary. By Jaden Stambolia
Cleveland Photographer Dani Venen Finds Viral Success With Her Weird, Colorful Approach
Dani Venen is building a creative empire by embracing the unconventional. With viral shoots, a huge social media following, and a deep love for her hometown, Venen proves that staying weird — and staying local — can be a winning formula. By Lainey Novak