Cuyahoga County alone pulled in $7.49 million, outpacing every other Ohio county in the state's biggest-ever arts grant round.

Six performances of The Raven and other Poe classics hit Lawnfield next month, with tickets including a tour of the historic home.

The 1963 training yawl with deep Lorain roots is now about 10% restored at a Flats boatyard on the Cuyahoga.

Tickets to the Aug. 29 fundraiser at Karamu's Jelliffe Theatre include a pre-show reception and post-concert dessert.

Simone Lamsma brings a violin older than the United States to Cuyahoga Falls, pairing with a conductor she's never even met.

Cedar Fairmount's 21st annual summer festival brings live music, circus performers, kid-friendly games and rocket-ship car rides to Cleveland Heights this Sunday.

Cleveland’s Puerto Rican community has won approval for a new cultural garden, but a three-to-five-year fundraising and design effort lies ahead.

Downtown Cleveland’s Gateway District now has a colorful water-themed mural painted directly onto its streets. The project is designed to bring art, history and safer street design together.

A Cain Park mural dispute over an Israeli flag and “Free Palestine” markings has Cleveland Heights reviewing its rules for public expression.

Cleveland’s iconic Hessler Street Fair returns October 3 after a seven-year break. The scaled-back revival will feature local artists, vendors, music and the original lemonade recipe.

The Sculpture Center’s September fundraiser will pair rare collection access with live artist activations, exhibitions and an art sale supporting Cleveland programming.

Two‑time Pulitzer winner Colson Whitehead will close Literary Cleveland’s free Inkubator conference on Sept. 12; registration opens Aug. 10.

MSCHF announced a permanent, multi‑million‑dollar public artwork for Cleveland’s lakefront; city planners have the project on the design‑review docket.