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Featured Articles
Abundance Culinary in Cleveland Heights: Liu Fang and Carl Setzer's Contemporary Chinese Cuisine Come-Up Story
Liu Fang turns to making dumplings and in turn a business comes to life to cope. By Kate Bigam Kaput
Best of Cleveland 2023: 100+ Editor-and Reader-Picks in Food, Entertainment and Shopping
Looking for the best Cleveland has to offer? You don’t need to look far. Find CLE’s favorite people, places and things — both in our editor selections and reader-voted winner list. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Take a Peek Inside This 10,000-Square-Foot "Modern Rustic" Home in Bath
Interior Decorating Inspiration: Take a Peek Inside This 10,000-Square-Foot Home in Bath. By Lynne Thompson
Food + Drink
Abundance Culinary in Cleveland Heights: Liu Fang and Carl Setzer's Contemporary Chinese Cuisine Come-Up Story
Liu Fang turns to making dumplings and in turn a business comes to life to cope. By Kate Bigam Kaput
Dining Guide: 25 Tasty Restaurants in Mentor and Mentor-on-the-Lake
From burgers to Indian food and everything between, there's no shortage of delicious hotspots. By Allison Jack
Larder Chef Jeremy Umansky Helps Us Understand Sneaky Food Lables at the Grocery Store: Ask Chef
What's the difference between "organic," "natural" and beyond? This Cleveland chef has some insight in his latest "Ask Chef" column. By Jeremy Umansky
In the CLE
1944: The East Ohio Gas Co. Explosion That Rocked Cleveland
Amid World War II, East Siders didn't know what to think when an explosion devastated the area. By Vince Guerrieri
Creepy Cool Critters Invade Prosperity Social Club
Check out the Terrace of Terror at Prosperity Social Club to see the furry, eight-legged friends of artist Jessica Sheeran. By Abigail Kussow
Editor's Note: We Want to Help You Live Your Best CLE
For us, celebrating the Best of Cleveland doesn't only mean looking at the positive. By Dillon Stewart
'Personal Ink' Tattoos Help Clevelanders Regain Control Over Their Bodies After Breast Cancer
Voodoo Monkey and P.ink teamed up for the fourth year to adorn local women’s chests with meaningful tattoos that cover mastectomy scars. By Kate Bigam Kaput
Q&A: David Sedaris Loves Your Laughs
Ahead of his Oct. 14 appearance at Playhouse Square, David Sedaris chats date mix-ups and modest coffee orders, as well as what to expect from the evening’s event. By Abigail Kussow
Tourism Numbers Show Cleveland is Rocking
Destination Cleveland reports that Cuyahoga County is the ultimate tourist hotspot in Ohio. By Abigail Kussow
Willoughby House Unveils New Restaurant and Renovation Progress
The “Peek at the Progress” event highlights the former Van Gorder Manor’s extensive remodeling project. By Abigail Kussow
Entertainment
Cleveland Author Thrity Umrigar Publishes 10th Novel
The Museum of Failures arrives on Sept. 26 through Algonquin Books. By Annie Nickoloff
Meet The 2023 Cleveland Arts Prize Winners
Recipients of the prestigious award include designer Dr. Jacinda Walker and patrons of the arts Joseph and Nancy Keithley. By Haley Strnad
At Home
Take a Peek Inside This 10,000-Square-Foot "Modern Rustic" Home in Bath
Interior Decorating Inspiration: Take a Peek Inside This 10,000-Square-Foot Home in Bath. By Lynne Thompson
Style
Clash Finds A (More) Permanent Home In Antonym Collective
A vintage store for the modern woman opens in 78th Street Studios’ RAMP-level workspace. By Abigail Kussow
Cleveland Browns and ILTHY Launch Their Limited-Edition Clothing Collaboration
Grab them while they last, these all-new apparel items complete every football fan's ultimate starter pack. By Abigail Kussow
Travel & Outdoors
Forbes Under 30 Summit: Three Takeaways from Kendall Jenner, Rainn Wilson and More
Here's what the celebs, entrepreneurs and celeb-preneurs discussed during the Forbes Under 30 Summit's first day of speaker sessions at Cleveland's Public Auditorium. By Abigail Kussow
Education
Why Quirky Extracurriculars Are Vital to Northeast Ohio Schools
Yes, there is the Lettuce Club and other oddball organizations around the area but they fit the bill of opening doors for the students. By Vince Guerrieri