Eduardo Kobra's kaleidoscopic tribute wraps a Public Square parking garage ahead of a September 15 ribbon-cutting.

A South Korean pop act, a wheelchair dance troupe and 100 wandering saxophonists headline the museum's biggest performing arts slate yet.

The Cleveland Heights and Mentor festival pairs three acclaimed Italian films with a $140 Sardinian dinner from a Michelin-starred chef.

The orchestra's 2026-27 lineup at the Maltz Center opens with a world-percussion showcase and closes with a Harold Arlen tribute.

All four genre winners for the $30,000 prize are first-time authors, and Cleveland's fall celebration kicks off September 18.

Carlos Jones and DJ Maxafari headline a University Circle after-hours party marking 50 years since reggae broke big worldwide.

Fourth annual celebration brings Venezuelan drums and dancing to Severance Music Center's Grand Foyer.

The free September event lands at the Cleveland History Center, a city once known by the code name “Hope.”

Mixon Hall hosts a free September 13 concert spanning Clara Schumann to a Grammy-nominated pandemic tribute, with a livestream option.

Lantern-led walks through Medina's historic square now include a seated performance at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for those who can't manage the walking tour.

Rescheduled after a July postponement, the free lakefront show closes with excerpts from Swan Lake on Cleveland's North Coast.

Centrum Kolossio, a 15,000-pound walk-through sculpture, opens free to the public in Cleveland's Canal Basin Park through mid-September.

Chakaia Booker's 17-foot sculpture lands at Lock 3's Main Street entrance in late October, built from donated racing tires.