Downtown Lorain will burn a giant handcrafted wooden fish along the Black River as part of Ohio's semiquincentennial fair season.

The former Talking Heads guitarist will take questions before and after the newly restored 4K screening on October 3.

Single tickets are now on sale for six nationally known authors, with prices starting at $25 for balcony seats.

Akron Children's now backs Playhouse Square's youth series, with $17 tickets and a glowing puppet dog-in-the-dark opener.

Carl Baldassarre swapped a finance career for symphonic rock — now he's celebrating five decades of composing at North Collinwood's Treelawn.

Just 80 lucky visitors will get inside the rarely-seen building at Spiegel Grove on September 10.

The Akron Art Museum reopens its landmark post office building September 23 with new galleries, a digital art space and free family admission all opening weekend.

Six films turning 100 get live musical accompaniment at three Cleveland venues this September, including a Wurlitzer inside a Civil War-era armory.

Cuyahoga Falls high schoolers join the orchestra for a French program that includes Debussy's tricky wordless "Sirènes."

Julia Quinn joins Jewish Women in Action Cleveland’s first open meeting since dropping its 132-year-old national affiliation.

The Grammy winner brings a one-time-only set blending jazz, blues and symphonic works to Cuyahoga Falls next week.

The British actor and his co-stars toured indie Ohio theaters, eating at Columbus’ North Market before another Q&A.

Sixty Bowls Gallery hosts over 250 vandalized covers by Bowie, Prince and the Beatles, plus a contest benefiting a Collinwood cat charity.