Free tickets, eight stages, and a $5 after-party at Doinks headline the Waterloo corridor's annual festival.

Free admission and free parking greet visitors to the Richmond Heights weekend celebration of Armenian food, music and heritage.

Tickets are on sale for the 17th annual Chagrin Documentary Film Festival, which draws thousands to the tiny village every fall.

Six Cedar Lee murals are either completed or underway while two new installations transform Coventry Village, backed by more than $250,000 in pandemic relief funds.

Cleveland Heights' historic art house is pairing Rocky Horror with Clue screenings after fans snapped up the regular midnight show.

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.”