The American Idol alum plays Mahall's Sept. 30, kicking off her first headline run behind a new album inspired by mold, mugshots and heartbreak.

Nick Steen leads the Hanna Theatre production, fresh off a two-week Idaho run, launching a five-year Play On Shakespeare partnership.

Before demolition, a firefighter-historian talked ODOT into letting him save the Eagle Avenue Bridge's control panel.

Nearly 75 works from Wyeth's estate go on view, most for the very first time, at the Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Gallery.

The American Legion is sponsoring the October 25 show, and admission won't cost a dime.

With thunderstorms in the forecast, the free three-day expo moved indoors to Fashions by Fowler, with Jerome White as featured artist.

Wax & Tracks Fest returns to The Vinyl Groove Records Saturday with Midwest crate diggers and a full Funkadelic album performance.

The $6,500 Ely Square installation lets visitors peer through a clear panel to see the vanished 19th-century dome. It debuted at Elyria's final Third Thursday of the summer.

The film's DiCaprio-Danes love story returns to a cinema-sized screen with a live hybrid band — but not the Cleveland Orchestra.

Sold-out hikes at Cascade Valley Metro Park pair dancers and live jazz with scenes recalling the Underground Railroad and a pre-voyage African bathing ritual.

Cleveland native Mariah Burks headlines as Morticia in an intimate run with no live orchestra. The show closes September 20.

A long-vacant Euclid industrial lot could become Creative Spaces, a film campus aimed at keeping Ohio shoots from fleeing to Atlanta.

The Wichita-based warbird's Cleveland stop offered locals a rare, up-close look at a plane most will only ever see in history books.