Our city knows how to overcome the odds. This year, Cleveland Magazine highlights numerous ways to safely celebrate all the things we love most: massive milkshakes that bring you comfort, treat-filled pinata cakes to brighten your day and a flower cart ready to warm your hearts. We hope these 56 spots for the best food, drinks, shops and things to do bring some joy to your life in the Land.

Carol & John's Comic Book Shop proves to be a heroic respite for one writer. 

The Cleveland Breakfast Club and Vegan Club will operate in tandem in a single Shaker Square Space.

Celebrate National Chocolate Day Oct. 28 with a stop at Cleveland Chocolate Co., Malley's and more.

Scott Roger started his artisan plant-based meat alternative company in Akron during COVID-19.

You'll fall hard for these dishes crafted by Element 41's Paul Mendolara, Toast's Alex Arsham and more.

Head downtown to try this popular dish during the new restaurant's weekend brunch.

The Cleveland manufacturer was one of the city's largest polluters.

One writer reflects on the power that a kitchen holds.

What editor Kim Schneider learned is there are still plenty of ways to celebrate all the great things happening in Cleveland.

The Cleveland art and gallery scene was already pretty fragile, now artists need to rethink how they display and sell their works.

The apartment building serves as transitional housing for families from the foundation's I Promise School.

Whether it's with food, paying rent or mental health, the YMCA of Greater Cleveland, the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County, Ohio Means Jobs and others are lending a hand during the pandemic. 

Carol & John's Comic Book Shop proves to be a heroic respite for one writer. 

My Mind's Eye, Record Den and Square Records are hot spots for vintage and modern records from local and national artists.

We go behind the scenes on three standout tracks from Impossible Sum, which was released in March.

The nonfiction author talks about the inspiration behind Cuyahoga, his first fiction novel, which debuts Oct. 6.

Putting on virtual performances takes dedication, drive and a bit of strategy, says Jamie Satterfield, Raymond Bobgan and Tess Burgler.

Find out how the Cleveland Leadership Center, Mahall's 20 Lanes and Music Box Supper Club have kept Clevelanders connected during the pandemic.

All you need is some simple materials and items around the house to create these DIY projects.

Payne & Payne Builders will start building custom homes inside Walden next year with a focus on creating houses that highlight the outdoors through their unique design.

Create an inviting entrance to your home with advice from the Architetta's Antonia Marinucci and Sil & Park Interiors' Halle Baran.

Local experts shows us how to start, the top moves and where to get the must-have yarns.

The Lake Metroparks Farmpark expanded its maze to allow for more people to enjoy this fun fall destination.

MetroHealth Systems Dr. Margaret Stager on how keep on an eye on your children's mental health.

The COVID-19 pandemic is shining new light on mental health awareness and treatment options.

Summa Health Systems Dr. Joseph Varley gives us tips on how to find a therapist that fits your needs.

Laurel School and Gilmour Academy are among the schools giving students, teachers and parents the spaces to address race-related issues.

How teachers and families are navigating a new school year with safety protocols and online learning.