The Brownhoist is a Budding Home for Cleveland Creatives
The historic building is changing its tune to bring new artistic collaborations and event programming to the city. By Annie Nickoloff
The historic building is changing its tune to bring new artistic collaborations and event programming to the city. By Annie Nickoloff
The dance organization has brought flamenco performances and lessons to music venues in Northeast Ohio. By Annie Nickoloff
This year's Parade the Circle featured colorful floats, artistic performances and plenty of family fun in Cleveland. Photos by Alister White
For two decades, Pickens Jr. has starred as Dr. Richard Webber in the medical drama. By Annie Nickoloff
Bella Sin has spent two decades building up the burlesque community here in Cleveland. By Christina Rufo
The festivities span three days with performers from across the country making an appearance at the Beachland Ballroom. By Karyssa Rose
Sisters Allison and Margaret Engel premiere their play Erma Bombeck: At Wit's End on July 29 at Outcalt Theatre in Playhouse Square. By Haley Strnad
Two students from Magnificat and Mayfield will attend the prestigious Jimmy Awards in New York City after winning Best Actor and Best Actress at the Dazzle Awards. By Clara Wicinski
Mahall’s gave some of its bowling the boot, slimming down to 10 lanes with the addition of its new venue The Roxy. By Annie Nickoloff
This historically inspired arts festival occurs at St. John’s Episcopal Church — an authenticated Underground Railroad site in Cleveland’s Ohio City district. By Karyssa Rose
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris rejuvenated a once-failing and decrepit Playhouse Square. By Anthony Elder
Other performances include The Wiz, Mrs. Doubtfire and more starting in October of this year. By Anthony Elder
11 days of shorts, features and streams kick off Wednesday, March 22 with Reading Rainbow documentary “Butterfly in the Sky.” By Anthony Elder