100+ Free Activities and Things to Do in Cleveland All Year Long

The grill’s special twists on its fish and extensive menu of meat-free options leave little to be desired for a satisfactory Lenten dinner. By Julia Lombardo

Scott Skinner was chosen to lead Downtown Cleveland's lakefront development. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Cleveland Heights natives Jason and Travis Kelce had a bobblehead of their likeness given out on Tuesday night while they watched the Cavs beat the Boston Celtics from their courtside view. By Danny Cunningham and Casey Rearick

This week's event lineup includes comedy shows, live shows for children, and music as diverse as orchestral symphonies, jazz and punk rock. By Jeff Niesel

The offensive lineman spent his 13-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles. By Danny Cunningham

The hot dog diner, which we featured in a recent story about the last remaining 24-hour diners, is an offshoot of the dearly departed Steve's Lunch. By Douglas Trattner

The biannual event from Cleveland Independents is designed to raise awareness for local restaurants. By Dillon Stewart 

The coffee company agreed to bargain with Starbucks Workers United, the primary workers union organization — meaning that the eight unionized cafes located in Northeast Ohio may reach a contract. By Annie Nickoloff

This is the second location of the burger-and-wings restaurant from the hospitality company Buildings and Foods. By Dillon Stewart

The collective of local brands located in an airplane hangar on West 28th is now part of the community development organization. By Mark Oprea

Cleveland's dining scene wouldn't be complete without a bevy of Italian hot spots. From Antica Italian Kitchen and Bar to Zappitelli's and everything in between, we give our favorites. By Allison Jack