Things to Do
Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: July 23-26
Find some fun in Northeast Ohio this weekend.
By Jeff Niesel
Things to Do
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Arts & CultureHow Amending Cleveland’s Admission Tax Is Giving Independent Venues a Boost
By Chloe Banno
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Shops & BoutiquesA Wedding Gift for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Brings Attention to Akron Artist
By Annie Nickoloff
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HistoryCleveland’s 230th Birthday Inspires Local Artists and Leaders
By Liza Marra
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MusicChris Brown and Usher Cling to Their Roots for Their Stadium Debut in Cleveland: Review
By Julia Lombardo
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HistoryBone Thugs-N-Harmony Gets its Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
By Annie Nickoloff
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Arts & CultureThere’s Always a Cleveland Connection, in Cleveland Magazine’s New Podcast
By Annie Nickoloff
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Music30 New Songs By Greater Cleveland Musicians: Playlist
Tune in to our Cleveland Current playlist for a new mix of Northeast Ohio-made music every month.
by Annie Nickoloff
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Things to DoCleveland Boxer Abdullah Mason Defends His World Title in His Hometown: Q&A
Readying for a July 4 fight at the Wolstein Center, the 22-year-old phenom is part of a local dynasty, along with his four brothers, that has taken the boxing world by storm.
by Dillon Stewart
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Food & DrinkA Clevelander’s Guide to Oberlin: 22 Must-Go Spots
The historic, community-focused suburb hosts plenty of unique shops, outdoor spaces, stages and more.
by Annie Nickoloff
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Arts & Culture78th Street Studios Celebrates 25 Years of Bringing Fine Art to Cleveland
The art studio’s anniversary will be commemorated with an outdoor celebration that includes live music, food and vendor displays.
by Lydia Koszegi
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Travel & OutdoorsStreetcar Level of Veterans Memorial Bridge Opens To The Public This Weekend
Cuyahoga County opens the sealed streetcar level to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
by Lydia Koszegi
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MusicKurt Vile Brings Hazy, Philly Vibes to a Packed House at The Roxy: Review
With a setlist mostly derived from his 10th album, the Philadelphia-based rocker continues to find his groove as he ages into indie rock elder statesman status.
by Dillon Stewart
