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Irishtown Bend is a window to Cleveland’s past — and future: Opinion
With the coming of Cleveland Metroparks’ Irishtown Bend Park, this historic turn of riverfront is about to become a shining example of a new era for Cleveland: less populous but greener; freshly forward-looking, but ever mindful of its past.
The Movie Nerd Report: “Digger” time
See what's showing at Northeast Ohio's independent cinemas.
More than a card: Why Cleveland Public Library still matters in the digital age
September is National Library Card Signup Month. The Land talked with Cleveland Public Library Executive Director Felton Thomas, Jr. at the Main Library downtown.
The Movie Nerd Report: It’s “Primetime” for Northeast Ohio cinema
There's a lot of fun screenings happening at independent theaters around Greater Cleveland this week.
Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards weekend celebrates 2026 winners at 91st annual event
“We’re taking all of the good work the partners do year round and creating a space that allows us to have conversations that create shared language for experiences that otherwise might remain private or unspoken for readers but become a special experience for everyone.”
The Movie Nerd Report: Cleveland Silent Film Festial, Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start
Filmgoers are going to be living well this week as both the Cleveland Silent Film Festival & Colloquium and the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start this week!
Off The Beat 5: Don’t dream it, be it – A farewell to Tim Curry with ‘Simply His Servants’
I think everyone who adores "Rocky Horror" carries the tiniest bit of Curry’s character around with them.
24th Waterloo Arts Fest comes back to Collinwood Sept. 12
“We focus on local acts — that’s what this festival is all about."
Kortney Morrow leads historic Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards into the future
This spring was a most fruitful season for Cleveland poet Kortney Morrow.
Irishtown Bend is a window to Cleveland’s past — and future: Opinion
With the coming of Cleveland Metroparks’ Irishtown Bend Park, this historic turn of riverfront is about to become a shining example of a new era for Cleveland: less populous but greener; freshly forward-looking, but ever mindful of its past.
The Movie Nerd Report: “Digger” time
See what's showing at Northeast Ohio's independent cinemas.
More than a card: Why Cleveland Public Library still matters in the digital age
September is National Library Card Signup Month. The Land talked with Cleveland Public Library Executive Director Felton Thomas, Jr. at the Main Library downtown.
The Movie Nerd Report: It’s “Primetime” for Northeast Ohio cinema
There's a lot of fun screenings happening at independent theaters around Greater Cleveland this week.
Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards weekend celebrates 2026 winners at 91st annual event
“We’re taking all of the good work the partners do year round and creating a space that allows us to have conversations that create shared language for experiences that otherwise might remain private or unspoken for readers but become a special experience for everyone.”
The Movie Nerd Report: Cleveland Silent Film Festial, Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start
Filmgoers are going to be living well this week as both the Cleveland Silent Film Festival & Colloquium and the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start this week!
Off The Beat 5: Don’t dream it, be it – A farewell to Tim Curry with ‘Simply His Servants’
I think everyone who adores "Rocky Horror" carries the tiniest bit of Curry’s character around with them.
24th Waterloo Arts Fest comes back to Collinwood Sept. 12
“We focus on local acts — that’s what this festival is all about."
Kortney Morrow leads historic Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards into the future
This spring was a most fruitful season for Cleveland poet Kortney Morrow.
