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Hood Honey seeks to uplift Mt. Pleasant with beekeeping and urban farming

By Erin Kelley ● Entrepreneurs ● June 9, 2025

The passion and dedication of Trey Williams, founder of Hood Honey, is evident as he shares his vision for uplifting the Cleveland community, specifically the neighbors of 119th and Kinsman, through urban beekeeping.

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The W Sports Bar wants to change the game in Cleveland

By Rachelle Miller ● Development ● May 19, 2025

The W founders describe the concept as “both hands,” meaning the bar champions women’s sports while recognizing that sports culture is best experienced inclusively

Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market’s $49.5 million overhaul

By Taylor Wilson ● Development ● April 14, 2025

These include renovations to the east arcade, installation of a new HVAC system, and a complete overhaul of the 29,500-square-foot basement.

Cleveland Dance Project presents its 15th semiannual showcase starring local adult dancers

By Casey Couch ● Arts & Culture ● April 11, 2025

The studio has grown into a community of over 200 adult dancers from all different cities, professions and backgrounds.

Officials: Cleveland pop-up park offers window into vibrant lakefront future

By Douglas J. Guth ● Development ● March 17, 2025

Located next to the Steamship Mather, the venue will feature recreation, live music, community programming, and food and drinks from local businesses. The seasonal park is scheduled for a May soft launch, followed by an official christening in mid-June.

Cleveland co-op program fosters worker-owned business growth

By Douglas J. Guth ● Entrepreneurs ● January 30, 2025

Cleveland Owns, a nonprofit “economic democracy incubator” founded in 2019, supports five area cooperatives keen on building economic power among members. In November, the group hosted Dolphin Tank, a night of celebration for graduates of its Co-op U incubator initiative. The 14-week program provided participants with a comprehensive introduction to the financial model, historical background and organizational framework of co-ops.

20 performances in 3 nights: Cleveland Public Theatre’s SoftLaunch examines how theater meets art

By Collin Cunningham ● Arts & Culture ● January 22, 2025

From Jan. 23-25, as part of its inaugural SoftLaunch event, Cleveland Public Theatre will open typically off-limits parts of its campus to the public to experience 20 installation pieces that weave painting, acting, music, video, poetry and food into experiential pockets of immersion.

In Ohio, a queer dance party is redefining community—and it’s ‘PERF’

By Drew Filipski & The Buckeye Flame ● Arts & Culture ● January 8, 2025

A monthly party is reclaiming house music’s roots and redefining safe spaces for the Northeast Ohio queer community.

Big Fun returns to Coventry Road for final ‘swan song’

By Douglas J. Guth ● Entrepreneurs ● December 19, 2024

The much-adored novelty emporium, which shuttered in 2018, opened its pop-up the day before Thanksgiving for a six-week “swan song” scheduled to end Jan. 12.

MidTown innovation center asks entrepreneurs to meet them in the middle

By Douglas J. Guth ● Development ● December 10, 2024

Participants envision a thriving innovation hub perfectly situated between downtown and University Circle. The $30 million center is located on the Health-Tech Corridor, a nexus for biomedical and technology firms seeking to leverage local healthcare institutions.