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Do Good

With a history that includes the nation's first community foundation and community chest, Cleveland is a great place for good. But we can always do more — goodness knows, we need to right now. So here's everything you need to volunteer, be better, give back and make a difference. Plus, we highlight six everyday heroes.

Food + Drink

2 Food Halls Join CLE's Restaurant Scene

Ohio City Galley and Market Hall at the Van Aken District mark Cleveland's first versions of the new foodie trend.

5 Creperies That Are Flat-Out Delicious

We're loyal to classics like Crepes De Luxe, but we also love newcomers such as Brewella's in Lakewood.

Dinerbar On Clifton Gets Second Chance

With breakfasts such as potato pancakes and dinners like the Parmesan crusted cod, we hope the Lakewood spot sticks around this time.

First Look: Edwins Butcher Shop Offers Fresh Cuts

Three things to know about the restaurant group's latest addition.

Foodie Power Rankings: Top 10 Trends Of 2018

Cleveland, it's been a year. We rank the city's most popular food trends from hot to not.

It's Time To Fall In Love With The Holiday Fruitcake Again

The beloved (or hated) fruitcake deserves to be part of your holiday traditions, say chefs from Polpetta, Luna Bakery & Cafe and Lucky's Cafe.

Lakewood's Distill Table Crafts Beautiful Cocktails

Made with spirits from Western Reserve Distillery, the new restaurant strives to be eco-friendly.

Restaurant Review: Bell & Flower Enters Crowded Dining Scene

Can Chagrin Falls newcomer Bell & Flower win over locals?

Thai Thai Drops Christmas Bubble Tea Saturday

Kiwi Wongpeng, owner of the delicious Lakewood Thai street food spot, celebrates the holidays with this month's themed bubble tea.

In the CLE

1946: Local Lawyers Get Satirical At City Club

O.W. Hasenflue and Harley McNeal performed as part of the Anvil Revue.

4 Tips To Light Up Hanukkah

Let your Hanukkah cheer burn bright with our guide to making the most of the Festival of Lights.

Chop One Down: 3 Christmas Tree Farms

Find the perfect tree and much more at Wilcox Tree Farm, Sugar Pines Farm and Medina Christmas Tree Farm.

Christmas Is Around The Corner In Lakewood

Set up annually at Around the Corner, the holiday watering hole is becoming a boozy tradition.

Do Good

Do Good: "Doing Good Is About Collectivism"

Cleveland ranks sixth in philanthropic giving and is home to the first community foundation in the nation. We look at the city's rich charitable history and the challenges it faces in the future.

Do Good: 100 Holes Of Golf In A Day

Patrick Spoerndle shares what it feels like to play 100 straight holes of golf for charity.

Do Good: 15 Ways To Volunteer

Whether you want to help build bikes, mentor at-risk youth or perform magic for sick kids, there's an organization in Northeast Ohio that needs your help.

Do Good: 3 Health Benefits To Giving Back

Volunteering time and donating money has proven to benefit heart health, mental well-being and more.

Do Good: 6 Tips For Finding A Cleveland Volunteer Opportunity

Finding an interest, a matchmaker and more can help you find the ideal volunteering opportunity.

Do Good: 7 Good Ideas

Follow these 7 tips to make your world a little brighter.

Do Good: Conducting The Polar Express

Michael Babbit shares what it feels like to conduct the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad's Polar Express.

Do Good: How Gratitude Journals Help Yourself And Those Around You

Ten days using a gratitude journal helps highlight the good things in life — and appreciate that it's not always easy to get there.

Do Good: Millennial Philanthropy

With a focus on doing, sharing and making an impact, millennials are changing the face of philanthropy.

Do Good: The Polar Bear Jump

Heather Pariso shares what it feels like to take the Polar Bear Jump.

Do Good: Timothy Goodman, Alesha Williams On December Cover Collab

All-star designer Timothy Goodman recruited local grad student Alesha Williams to design our December cover.

Do-Gooder: Andrew Schriver Defends Transgender People For Free

After helping a transgender friend navigate a name change, the Lakewood attorney is offering free services to others looking to do it too.

Do-Gooder: Denise Dufala Writes For The Kids

The longtime TV news anchor has transformed a book she wrote as a first-grader into a new anti-bullying story.

Do-Gooder: Khaled Khatib Fights Natural Disasters

The 65-year-old has volunteered with the American Red Cross after wildfires in California, hurricanes in Texas and North Carolina and tragedies at home.

Do-Gooder: Lamont Maxwell Saved His Neighbor From A Fire

Eighteen years ago, the Akron truck driver ran into a burning two-story home and pulled his elderly neighbor to safety.

Do-Gooder: Paula Hershman Employs Refugee Women

The owner of fair-trade Storehouse Tea Co. helps refugee women find their footing in a new home.

Do-Gooder: Roe Green Follows In Her Philanthropist Father's Footsteps

The philanthropist and advocate has made a profound impact on the arts and other causes she champions.

Editor's Note: Am I Doing Enough To Help Others?

Editor Steve Gleydura hopes Cleveland Magazine's December cover package inspires the community to do good — and have readers ask themselves the hard questions.

Essay: A Mourner Makes Room For A Friend

Befriending the elderly Elmer at the cemetary was challenging at times but necessary.

Evidence Of Climate Change At Home

A new study shows why Cleveland needs to wake up to the changing climate in our backyard.

Rent 'A Christmas Story' House

Re-enact all your favorite scenes inside Cleveland's historic holiday haunt.

Say Farewell To 5 Futile 2018 Feuds

Divisiveness defined life in 2018, and Cleveland was far from impervious. In an effort to make things a little less hostile going into 2019, we attempt to get beyond a few local feuds.

Why We Need Superman Now: Clevelander Brian Michael Bendis Gives the Man of Steel a Makeover

Native Clevelander Brian Michael Bendis gives the Man of Steel a modern makeover 80 years after the superhero's creation. By Sheehan Hannan

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