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View the work of some of Cleveland's most influential makers, paint in the park and more this week.

Help create limited-edition community-designed wrapping paper, catch an immersive one-woman show and more.

Join a yoga- and cocktail-infused fundraiser for an LGBTQ nonprofit, help local children get outside and play, and more this weekend.

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As part of a larger public art initiative, local artists in Akron will decorate traffic control boxes across the city, enhancing public spaces with their artwork.

Stow received the ArtsForward Grant from ArtsNow, with over $402,000 allocated to various Summit County projects to support local arts, including public art initiatives and a master plan.

The Malone Art Gallery will host the 2024 Heart Gallery, featuring portraits of local foster children. The gallery will have its grand opening on November 4 and later travel to other venues.

Artist Arlin Graff created a mural in North Olmsted to honor the memory of three-year-old Julian Wood. The project involved community support and the donated space by T.L. Rooney Cleaning Company.

Cleveland artists will showcase their work at this year's Prizm Art Fair during Miami Art Week, with support from local institutions and a mission to highlight the African American and Black experience.

Cleveland police praised local artist Stina Aleah for transforming a vandalized wall into a mural, showcasing community spirit and positive change through art.

Cleveland State University celebrates Pierre Boulez's centenary with a weekend of events including performances, discussions, and exhibitions, in collaboration with the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Loveland City Hall exhibits Joy Osborne's watercolor art, capturing local landscapes and historic scenes, accessible to the public during office hours.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

Sponsorships have plunged heading into next Saturday’s Brite Winter, leaving organizers to lean on tickets, donors and a small volunteer team. The festival will still run stages and art in Waterloo.

Summit Artspace will reopen in early March after a roughly $1M renovation that adds accessible restrooms, new lighting, upgraded HVAC and a reopened marble staircase. The county and local foundations funded the work.

The Cleveland Orchestra released its 2026 Blossom and Summers at Severance lineups — a 13‑program Blossom run plus an in‑town Severance series, with tickets now on sale.

Rockin' on the River returns to Black River Landing as the riverfront is rebuilt into a permanent amphitheater with a planned spring 2026 unveiling.

Multi Music Fest returns to Cain Park on Aug. 29 with the Yellowjackets, Patrice Rushen and Hiroshima. The one‑night show benefits the M C Chatman Center.

Durand Bernarr and the Ohio Players join Tri‑C JazzFest June 25–27 at Playhouse Square. The weekend mixes ticketed indoor concerts with free plaza performances.

Cleveland Public Theatre has launched a $12 million renovation as Raymond Bobgan marks 20 years leading the company. The work will update facades, unify lobbies and convert a nearby church into a performance space.

Playhouse Square unveiled a blockbuster 2026-27 lineup headlined by Harry Potter and The Phantom, plus a Cleveland launch for Death Becomes Her.

A century-old Wadsworth school reopened as the Celestia Theater, selling out its opening weekend and giving downtown businesses a late-night lift.

Manet & Morisot comes to the Cleveland Museum of Art March 29–July 5. Thirty-six paintings and drawings trace the artists’ close creative exchange.

A 12-day Carnatic festival at Cleveland State is drawing thousands for concerts, competitions and free community programming through April 12.

CIFF50 returns to Playhouse Square and the Cedar Lee with an international lineup; opening night is this Thursday with the Kenneth Cole documentary.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame named its Class of 2026 on American Idol, with Phil Collins, Oasis, Wu‑Tang Clan and Iron Maiden among the honorees. The ceremony is set for Nov. 14 in Los Angeles and will be taped for a December broadcast.

A jam‑packed 2026–27 season gives Cleveland a final year with Franz Welser‑Möst, from Strauss opera to big symphonies, a European tour and a vinyl retrospective.

The Cleveland Asian Festival returns to AsiaTown on May 16–17 with more food, vendors and live performances across Asia Plaza and Payne Avenue. Shuttle parking at CSU will be available.

The Araca Group’s Cleveland founders are bringing the Tony-winning musical The Outsiders to Playhouse Square’s Connor Palace for a 24-performance run April 28–May 17.

Councilman Kris Harsh introduced a measure to exempt mid‑size live venues from Cleveland's 4% admissions tax — a change owners say could return thousands to neighborhood clubs.

Cleveland officials will present a full accounting next Monday of the $3M Transformative Arts Fund after reporting raised questions about payments and oversight.

Lagging ticket sales and an old renovation loan have pushed the Capitol Theatre into a fiscal squeeze, prompting a stewardship board to try to steady Gordon Square’s evening economy.

A rare look inside the Rock Hall's 50,000‑sq‑ft expansion shows a new PNC‑branded performance hall, added galleries and a fall 2026 completion target.

The Mandel Foundation has given to The Music Settlement’s roughly $12.2M University Circle expansion, a project that rehabs Gries House and adds studios, a tech lab and more teaching space.

Icons in Ink lands at the Maltz Museum May 7, bringing Superman artifacts, rare originals and a hands‑on comics lab to Beachwood. The show runs through Aug. 23.

Sonia Winner resigned as president and CEO of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History on Tuesday, triggering a leadership transition after a high‑profile $150M remake. Local unionization and staffing disputes add context to the change.

Cleveland’s Karamu House has launched a national search for a new president and CEO as Tony F. Sias shifts to artistic director and Aseelah Shareef serves as interim.

The Ohio State Reformatory — the Shawshank filming site — was closed by a court order but saved by volunteers. It now hosts ParaPsyCon this weekend and Inkcarceration in July.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame opens a major new show on May 15 that collects rare McCartney and Wings artifacts and stages a ticketed opening party the night of May 16.

Playhouse Square will host the spring 2028 launch of The Lost Boys national tour after the show's Broadway run and 12 Tony nominations.

More than 200 authentic Titanic objects arrive at Great Lakes Science Center next Thursday, paired with a U.S.‑premiere VR tour and a dome immersive film.

Four productions won the full $9 million allocation, promising a short-term boon for hotels, crews and vendors across Northeast Ohio. The awards are pegged to a $57M regional impact and about 100 temporary jobs.

Itzhak Perlman will perform and conduct an all‑Beethoven program with The Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom Music Center on July 9, 2026.

The Cleveland Orchestra returns to Cain Park on July 1, 2026 at 8 p.m. — Anthony Parnther conducts and free tickets are available through the Cain Park box office.

The Cleveland Museum of Art will host Painting the French Riviera — a major Royal Academy survey of Monet, Picasso and Matisse — in March–July 2027.

The Cleveland Museum of Art kicked off the public phase of a record $600M campaign to boost acquisitions, restoration and programs while protecting free admission.

Parade the Circle turned Wade Oval into a riot of color and rhythm on Saturday, with giant puppets, drummers and dozens of community booths. The Cleveland Museum of Art presented the free event.