Cleveland got a little coolerwith the recent opening of Lush.The cosmetics chain that is a favorite of celebs such as Cameron Diazand Sarah Jessica Parker opened its first Ohio location -- and 38th U.S.shop -- at Beachwood Place last month. Peruse the "beauty deli" fo rmore than 200 fresh, handmade100-percent vegetarian products, including bubble barslices, vanilla salt toothpaste, organic cleansers and face and body masks served on ice. Follow in Halle Berry's footsteps by slathering on thebest-selling Dream Cream, a soothing hand and body lotion blend of tea tree, lavender, oat milk, olive oiland chamomile. Use the Cynthia Sylvia Stout shampoo -- made with beer and lemon -- for control and shine. Or apply the orange, patchouliand lemongrass Karma Dusting Powder and find out if the good vibes stick around all day. www.lush.com
A recent study by Downtown Cleveland Inc. identified Huron Road near Euclid Avenue as one of the best places in the central business district to try to provide a street market of pop-up vendors and artists. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
After a $320 million renovation and expansion concluded in 2013, the Cleveland Museum of Art is more popular than ever. But that has led to overcrowding in its three lobbies, which will be renovated from May to October. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Cleveland native Superman gets a permanent home in Downtown Cleveland at a newly landscaped plaza at the corner of Ontario Street and St. Clair Avenue, outside the expanded Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans