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Cleveland Public Theatre’s ‘Haunted’ connects theater, community and the question of land

An Indigenous horror comedy about two siblings trapped between worlds — history, memory and the house they haunt — the production is directed by Nailah Unole didanas’ea Harper-Malveaux (Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma). 

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East Cleveland Public Library launches monthly Toni Morrison book discussions Feb. 26

“To celebrate, the Library will host a monthly book group throughout 2026 to read the works of Morrison. We’ll be starting on Feb. 26 with her book ”Song of Solomon,” the 1977 novel that helped her gain national prominence and attention, that explores African American themes of identity, flight and community, and it’s a strong introduction to Morrison’s work.”

Les Delices brings classical music to new communities in Cleveland

Classical music is for everyone, but an upcoming program by Les Delices is for one particular demographic a little more than most: Cleveland’s Hispanic community.

Hockey star Laila Edwards’ family saw Olympic gold medal win, thanks to Kelce brothers and GoFundMe

The contributions included a major push from NFL brother tandem of Travis and Jason Kelce, who also grew up in Edwards’ hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

Lakewood residents come together to purchase protective vests for police K9s

Lakewood residents who participate in the Lakewood Police Citizens’ Academy learn how the department carries out its mission to protect and serve. A group of Academy alumni was so moved by the bond they forged with two members of the force that they organized an effort of protection and service of their own.

Cleveland’s MLK Celebration Chorus evolves the gospel genre while maintaining early roots

“This is the highlight of my year to sing with the chorus.”

Year of Toni Morrison celebrates Ohio’s only Nobel Laureate for Literature through statewide events

Throughout the year from Feb. 18, 2026 to Feb. 18, 2027 libraries, universities, bookstores and other organizations and individuals statewide will hold special events celebrating Morrison’s significant achievements as a writer who focused on the realities of race and gender and on the Black female experience. 

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