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.

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.