The Land

"Bite by Bite" Guided Tasting
2026-04-29 18:00 - 19:15 (America/Toronto) | Cleveland Public Library – Main Library, Downtown, 325 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH, United States
Enjoy a unique tasting experience with award-winning author Aimee Nezhukumatathil. As you sample flavors, Aimee will guide you in a writing prompt to spark creativity and reflection. Together, we’ll explore how food and language can inspire new ways of seeing and storytelling.

U.S. Navy STEM Engagement, Veteran Hike
2026-04-26 09:00 - 16:00
The U.S. Navy will join Northeast Ohio leaders, students, and veterans for a day of STEM engagement and outdoor community connection on Sunday, April 26, including a visit to the Girl Scouts of North East Ohio STEM Center of Excellence and a group hike at Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
The visit brings Navy leadership into the region as part of National Parks Navy Week, a nationwide initiative celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary and strengthening connections between Sailors and the communities they serve.
STEM Center Visit and Student Engagement
WHEN: 9:00 AM – 11:45 AM (ET)
WHERE: Girl Scouts of North East Ohio STEM Center of Excellence at Camp Ledgewood
6751 Akron Peninsula Rd, Peninsula, OH
WHO:

Rear Adm. Tracy Hines, U.S. Navy
Jane Christyson, CEO, Girl Scouts of North East Ohio
Local students, board members, and community partners

DETAILS: Rear Adm. Hines will tour the STEM Center of Excellence and receive a briefing on its programs before working directly with students on coding and robotics activities. Sailor participation will support students as they work toward earning STEM badges.

Towpath Trail Community Hike
WHEN: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (ET)
WHERE: Boston Mills Visitor Center
6947 Riverview Road, Peninsula, OH
WHO:

Rear Adm. Tracy Hines
Dr. Saira Ismail
National Park Service Rangers
Local veterans

DETAILS: Rear Adm. Hines will join park rangers and veterans for a guided hike along the Towpath Trail, an approximately three-mile route within Cuyahoga Valley National Park, highlighting the connection between service, wellness, and public lands.
WHY: National Parks Navy Week brings Sailors to communities across the country through outreach, education, and service. As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, events like these reflect a shared commitment to leadership, learning, and connection—right here in Northeast Ohio.

Masters of American Music series: Ray Charles
2026-04-22 20:30 - 22:00 | Visible Voice Books, 4601 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland
Roots of American Music (ROOTS) continues its Masters of American Music series with a tribute to Ray Charles on Wednesday, April 22 at 8:30 p.m. at Visible Voice Books.
This live music series blends performance with storytelling, bringing the legacy of influential artists to life in an intimate setting. More than a concert, Masters of American Music offers a window into ROOTS’ mission in action—connecting communities through music while exploring the people and stories that shape America’s musical traditions.
Modeled on the organization’s work in classrooms and community spaces, each performance reflects the same approach ROOTS brings to its educational programming: engaging audiences through history, culture, and sound. Supporters can see firsthand how ROOTS uses music as a tool for connection, learning, and inspiration.
ROOTS’ impact extends far beyond the stage. Programs like Blues is the Backbone—which reached 775 students across 16 schools this past year—bring this work directly into Northeast Ohio classrooms, ensuring young people have access to America’s musical heritage. While distinct from the performance series, these programs share the same purpose: using music to educate, inspire, and build community.
Masters of American Music debuted in March with a tribute to Memphis Minnie featuring ROOTS Founder Kevin T. Richards, alongside Kari Rutushin and Dallas Coffey. This second installment marks an exciting continuation of the series and reflects a new chapter for ROOTS—one that invites the public to experience its mission in a new, more visible way.
The April performance features vocalist Evelyn Wright and pianist Joe Hunter interpreting the music of Ray Charles—one of the most groundbreaking figures in American music, known for classics like “What’d I Say,” “Georgia on My Mind,” and “Hit the Road Jack.” Wright’s powerful voice, rooted in gospel and soul, paired with Hunter’s dynamic piano style grounded in jazz and R&B, brings both the musical brilliance and emotional depth of Charles’s work to life.
The community is invited to this one-night celebration on the fourth Wednesday of the month at Visible Voice Books. Admission is $15 at the door, and proceeds support ROOTS’ music education and community programs across Northeast Ohio.
Beautiful music, a meaningful mission, and a great night out all in one place!

CIFF 50
2026-04-09 - 2026-04-18
Tickets and passes are on sale now. CIFF50 Streams – online access to the Festival’s biggest and best AFTER the initial run – begins April 19 and continues through April 26.

Festival Dates: April 9-18, 2026

Festival Locations:

Playhouse Square | 1511 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115
CSU School of Film & Media Arts | 1375 Euclid Ave 6th floor, Cleveland, OH 44115
Cedar Lee Theatre | 2163 Lee Rd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118

CIFF50 Film Guide: Available online noon, March 2 at www.clevelandfilm.org

Hoops 4 Hunger basketball game
2026-03-27 17:15 - 20:00 | Green Road Gym
Cuyahoga DD’s Hoops 4 Hunger basketball game is this Friday, March 27. The Cuyahgoa DD staff team, the Sharks, will face off against the Special Olympics State Champion Cuyahoga Rockets.
Details:
Where – Green Road Gymnasium, 4329 Green Rd, Cleveland, OH 44128
Time – Doors Open at 5:15p, Tip-Off at 6:30p
Admission – $5.00

We will have a concession stand, 50/50 raffle, and more!

Eid al-Fitr celebration at Cleveland Public Library
2026-03-21 12:00 - 15:00 | Eastman Campus of CPL, 11602 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, OH, 44111, United States
The Cleveland Public Library’s Impact and Belonging Department would like to invite you to join us on March 21, 2026, for a Community Eid celebration. The celebration includes food, entertainment and activities!

Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade
2026-03-17 13:00 - 15:00 | Downtown Cleveland
This year’s parade starts at the intersection of Superior Avenue and E. 18th Street. The procession will travel southwest down Superior to West Roadway. The festivities will continue northwest on West Roadway before going northeast on Rockwell Avenue. The parade will end at the intersection of Rockwell and Ontario Street.

“Welcome to Collinwood” Screening & Discussion
2026-03-12 17:30 - 21:00 | Cleveland History Center
“Welcome to Collinwood” is among the earliest works by Cleveland natives, Joe and Anthony Russo. See scenes set throughout authentic Cleveland neighborhoods and appearances from stars you may know including William H. Macy and George Clooney.
Following the film, hear from those in the film industry about how the Russo brothers and other Clevelanders have made it big in the film industry going from Collinwood to Hollywood.
Admission is Free but registration is required as space is limited. Admission includes access to all museum galleries at the Cleveland History Center, including featured exhibit “Hollywood on the Cuyahoga: Northeast Ohio and the Movies” presented by PNC Bank. Arrive early to enjoy the exhibition before the film.

Municipal Murder: The Final Pitch
2026-03-05 18:45 - 21:00, 2026-02-26 18:45 - 21:00 | Cleveland History Center
Step up to the plate for a night of mystery at the 1948 Cleveland Baseball Banquet! With players, fans, and reporters all rubbing elbows, someone’s swinging for more than just a home run… and a shocking “strikeout” could change the game forever. Will you catch the culprit, or will this case be a total foul ball?
Ticket includes:
one drink, charcuterie, full museum access and parking.

From Ohio to Broadway
2026-03-05 17:00 - 19:30
Celebrate the March America 250-Ohio theme, “Ohio Entertains: Music & Entertainment,” with a special evening of music, history, and hospitality at The Hickories. Begin the evening with a buffet dinner catered by Fligner’s, followed by “From Ohio to Broadway,” a musical program presented by Bette Lou Higgins. An engaging local entertainer and historian, Bette Lou brings together music and narration to highlight Ohio writers and composers whose works have made their way to the Broadway stage. Hear more about the significant role Ohio has played in shaping American musical theater. Dinner will be served beginning around 5:00 PM and the program will start around 6:00 PM with the evening concluding around 7:00, making it an ideal weeknight outing. Reservations are $25 per person and must be made in advance. Click here to RSVP. To learn more about Bette Lou and the programs that she offers, visit www.edenvalleyenterprises.org. This presentation is part of LCHS’s America 250 Speaker Series.

Cleveland Restaurant Week
2026-03-02 - 2026-03-14
Big news on the Cleveland Independents’ front! The organization of locally owned, independent restaurants is not only celebrating its twentieth anniversary but also announces its eighteenth Cleveland Restaurant Week, March 2-14.
While other independent restaurant organizations have fallen by the wayside, Cleveland Independents continues to come on strong. The upcoming Cleveland Restaurant Week will, once again, promote three-course, $39++ menus from some of Northeast Ohio’s best and most influential restaurants.
“This is truly a milestone for Cleveland Independents. The organization has managed to stay strong despite the COVID Pandemic, rising food costs and changes in administration. Our members, like Clevelanders, are a hearty, strong group of talented people who are determined to succeed. We are proud of our organization and so thankful for the many people who have supported us over the years,” says Laurie Torres, owner of Majorca Restaurant (recently nominated for a James Beard Award in the Hospitality).

Les Délices’ Pivot Center performance of “La Diosa”
2026-03-01 19:30 - 22:30 | Pivot Center, 2937 W 25th St, Cleveland
Featuring acclaimed soprano Estelí Gomez in 17th & 18th century music from Latin America.
PERFORMANCES
Sat Feb 28 @ 4:00pm | Heights Theater, Cleveland Heights
Sun Mar 1 @ 7:30pm | Inlet Dance @ Pivot Center, Cleveland
Mar 27-Apr 26, 2026 Virtual Concert On-Demand

Les Délices’ performances of “La Diosa”
2026-02-28 16:00 - 20:00 | Heights Theater, 2781 Euclid Heights Blvd, Cleveland Heights

"Conscience" at Darl Center for the Arts
2026-02-27 - 2026-03-01 | Darl Center for the Arts
The Darl Center for the Arts has announced its next stage production, Conscience, a play by Joe DiPietro centering on the political rivalry between Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Wisconsin Senator Joe McCarthy. The play, based on true events, focuses on Smith, a trailblazer in American politics who remained a voice of reason amid the Red Scare.
“After a successful west coast run, we are thrilled to welcome our friends, RKP Productions from Anchorage, Alaska, to the Darl Center,” says the arts center executive director, Darl Schaaff. “The play is often quite funny and always insightful and increasingly relevant.”
Tickets are $35. The dates and times of the one-weekend-only event are as follows:
February 27, 7:30 p.m.
February 28, 1:30 pm and 7:30 p.m.
March 1, 1:30 p.m.

CIM Black Student Union Benefit Concert
2026-02-22 19:00 - 22:00
Sunday, February 22, 2026
7:00 PM
Cleveland Institute of Music – Mixon Hall
Presented by the CIM Black Student Union, this special concert features dynamic performances by CIM students, faculty, and guest artists, highlighting the artistry and innovation of Black and Brown classical musicians and composers. More than a performance, this evening serves as a powerful celebration of Black excellence and the enduring impact of these artists on classical music.

Ticket Information
Free | $25 suggested donation
All proceeds go to the Black Student Union’s Student Assistance Fund, which provides emergency funds for our students. The fund helps with essential expenses such as travel, competition fees, instrument repairs, and other costs that often create barriers for young musicians pursuing their art.

Cleveland Auto Show
2026-02-20 - 2026-03-01
The Cleveland Auto Show (CAS) runs Feb. 20 thru March 1 at the International Exposition (I-X) Center, 1 I-X Center Drive, Cleveland. For more information about the show, visit www.clevelandautoshow.com

Cleveland State University Theatre and Dance Spring Dance Concert
2026-02-20 - 2026-02-22 | Playhouse Square, 1501 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH, 44115, United States
Cleveland State University’s (CSU) Department of Theatre and Dance will host its spring dance concert Feb. 20–22 at Playhouse Square’s Allen Theatre. A celebration of form, motion and creative collaboration, the concert offers a fresh perspective on contemporary dance in Cleveland.
Under the direction of Michele Ainza, CSU director of dance, the concert will feature performances by the CSU Dance Company and include original works choreographed by students, faculty and guest artists.
CSU’s School of Music will perform the opening piece, “Set and Reset,” with musical direction by Katalin La Favre.
In alignment with CSU’s mission, the annual concert centers around student learning opportunities while bridging ties with the community. Students are active participants in the creative process of choreography, performance and production.
Tickets are $5–$20 and can be purchased at playhousesquare.org, by calling 216-241-6000 or in person at the State Theatre Ticket Office. Walk-up tickets are also available one hour before showtime at the Allen Theatre Complex.
Visit csuohio.edu/theatredance for more details.

Beloved: Ohio Celebrates Toni Morrison
2026-02-18
On Wednesday, February 18, 2026, Ohio will officially launch Beloved: Ohio Celebrates Toni Morrison—a yearlong, statewide celebration honoring the life, work, and legacy of Toni Morrison—with a kickoff event at The Columbus Foundation.

The celebration will open on Toni Morrison Day, Wednesday, Feb. 18, with a kickoff event at The Columbus Foundation at 5 p.m. featuring a conversation between Namwali Serpell and Hanif Abdurraqib. Inspired by Serpell’s new book On Morrison, the conversation will explore Morrison’s lasting influence and why her work continues to matter today. The kickoff event will be live-streamed, opening the conversation to audiences across Ohio and beyond. Register for the livestream at https://bit.ly/OhioCelebratesToniMorrisonKickoff.

The Cleveland Kickoff — On Feb. 18, 2026 at 7 p.m. at Karamu House featuring readings and an open mic (this event follows the livestream of the Columbus event)

About Toni Morrison and her Ohio Connections
Born in Lorain, Ohio on February 18, 1931, Toni Morrison became the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature and a recipient of the Pulitzer Prize. Her eleven novels trace American history through the Black experience—from A Mercy in the 1680s to God Help the Child in the early 2000s—offering readers a journey through time and truth. Her debut novel, The Bluest Eye, is set in her hometown of Lorain; Sula takes place in a fictional Ohio town; and Beloved is set in Cincinnati. This project builds on the state’s declaration of February 18 as Toni Morrison Day and aligns with America250, a national effort commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

About the Project
Beloved: Ohio Celebrates Toni Morrison is a yearlong celebration from February 2026 through February 18, 2027 exploring the life, literature, and legacy of Toni Morrison. Led by Literary Cleveland and Ohio Humanities with support from Ohioana Library Association and the Toni Morrison Society, the program will invite all Ohioans to learn about Toni Morrison, read her work, reflect on American history, discuss the themes of her writing, and build connections across the state.

“What We Inherited, What We Can Heal"
2026-02-17 15:30 - 16:30
On February 17, Pasadena Villa Outpatient Cleveland will host “What We Inherited, What We Can Heal,” a public panel conversation featuring Black mental health professionals and community leaders exploring intergenerational healing and mental health. The event is open to the community and welcomes both clinicians and non-professionals.
This meaningful event will highlight the voices, expertise, and lived experiences of Black mental health professionals from the Cleveland community. Panelists will share clinical insight, discuss culturally responsive care, and reflect on the importance of representation and advocacy in mental health spaces. The discussion will be moderated by Executive Director, Anycia Grady, MSSA, LISW-S, and hosted by Community Outreach Liaison, Jocelynn Ray.
Following the panel discussion, attendees are invited to stay for a networking reception—an opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, community members, and advocates committed to advancing mental health equity.

Lake Erie Folk Fest
2026-02-14 | Case Western Reserve University
The Lake Erie Folk Festival is our love letter to traditional music in Northeast Ohio. Created and produced by the Northeast Ohio Musical Heritage Association, and now in partnership with WRUW-FM, Lake Erie Folk Festival is back on Valentine’s Day – Saturday February 14th on the Case Western Reserve University Campus.
Lake Erie Folk Festival has become Northeast Ohio’s largest winter gathering of the region’s traditional music community, drawing visitors from five counties and three states to Greater Cleveland in the otherwise dark days of February. Visitors come for the great music, the sharing and learning and to be part of a vibrant community.
LEFF features a host of accessible offerings, including all-day jam sessions playing all kinds of traditional music, free community concerts throughout the afternoon, a whole series of workshops to suit a wide range of musical interests, all topped off with a remarkable line-up of national and local bands sharing the stage in the festival’s always-popular evening concert.
There will be music for all ages and abilities — young musicians and those new to the music are all welcome. All daytime festival events take place from 1:00-6:00pm in Thwing Center, and are free and open to all.
The festival’s evening concert will continue its proud tradition of bringing world-class national and regional talent together into a diverse and compelling line-up, which will be back in CWRU’s Harkness Chapel, a space known for warm, intimate and acoustically resonant performances. This year’s featured performers include award-winning and nationally acclaimed banjo player Tray Wellington and his band, local luminaries David Mayfield and Paul Kovac, virtuosic Italian traditional music ensemble All Boara, Blues musician and folk storyteller Afi Scruggs, and students of the Cleveland Institute of Music. Space is limited, but tickets are available at www.lakeeriefolkfest.com.
New this year – LEFF will expand to two days of events, with an opening Friday night swing dance, planned in partnership with WRUW and CWRU’s student Swing Dance and Jazz ensembles. Like all LEFF events, the focus will be on a welcoming and accessible space – dancers of all abilities should feel welcome to join!
For updates and details about Lake Erie Folk Festival, visit www.lakeeriefolkfest.com. For more information about Northeast Ohio Musical Heritage Association, which presents the festival, visit www.neomha.org.

Cupid's Undie Run
2026-02-07 12:00 - 16:00 | Draft Room at Huntington Bank Field
On February 7 – hundreds of people in Cleveland will brave the cold in just their undies during Cupid’s Undie Run, the nation’s largest pantless party and mileish run for charity.
The event raises awareness of neurofibromatosis (NF), a genetic disorder that causes tumors to grow on nerves throughout the body, and fundraises for NF research through the Children’s Tumor Foundation (CTF).
Members of the Cleveland NF community can share their experiences with the genetic disorder. More information regarding the event can be found here:https://join.ctf.org/event/2026-cupids-undie-run-cleveland/e705271

Cleveland History Center MLK Day event - Free admission
2026-01-19 10:00 - 16:00 | Cleveland History Center
The Cleveland History Center will open on Monday, January 19 – MLK Day, 10am to 4pm. We will offer free admission all day with $3 rides on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel. All exhibits will be open. Weber’s Premium Custard will be on site selling Euclid Beach Vanilla and Higbee’s Frosted Malt.
In addition to the ongoing museum exhibits, we will have special material on view in the Library related to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other material from the African American History Archive. Members of the WRHS Genealogical Committee will be onsite to assist visitors with access to Ancestry Library and other family history resources. This is a great way to begin a family history research project.
Guests are also invited to “Coffee, Cocoa, and Community Conversations” at 12pm. Seating is at capacity but a zoom option is available. Email Dr. Regennia Williams for information.
Join us in the Crawford Rotunda at 1:30pm to celebrate students from Cleveland School of the Arts and their new installation of artwork featuring Tuskegee Airmen. This Cleveland Heroes Project honors the courage and legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen – heroes who transformed both military and civil rights history.

Together in Tradition: A Kwanzaa Celebration @ Your Library
2025-12-27 12:00 - 14:00 | 10601 Euclid Ave, 10601 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH, 44106, United States
Together in Tradition: A Kwanzaa Celebration @ Your Library event, scheduled for Saturday, December 27, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at our Martin Luther King, Jr. Campus (10601 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44106).
In partnership with Djapo Cultural Arts Institute, the event will immerse participants in a rich tapestry of African and African American cultural traditions, promoting unity, empowerment, and creativity through soulful music, captivating storytelling, and communal engagement.

"Musical Prelude for the Holidays " is Dec. 12 @CMArt
2025-12-12 18:00 - 20:00 | Cleveland Museum of Art, 11150 East Blvd, Cleveland, United States
M.U.S.i.C. Stars in the Classics presents a “Musical Prelude for the Holidays” on Friday, December 12, at 6 PM in the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Atrium.

The evening’s lineup includes award-winning musicians, soloists, and singers from Europe, Asia, and the Americas:

Violin: Zachary Brandon, Amir Efe, Minchae Kim
Piano: Anna Grudskaya, Alexander Kostritsa, Jackson Naglick
Cello: Brendon Phelps
Double Bass: Steven Brija
Soprano: Catherina Carrington, Chuting Huang
Tenor: Jingdian Zhou
Baritone: Colin DeMatteo
Saxophone: Perry Roth
Guest Dancers: from the Ohio Contemporary Ballet company

Thanksgiving Dinner with Abraham Lincoln
2025-11-15 15:00 - 18:00 | Hale Farm
Enjoy a classic Thanksgiving feast with family and friends as you dine with President Lincoln and Hale Farm & Village costumed interpreters. Listen to the stories of our nation’s past and enjoy the music of the season. Youth activities are offered throughout the afternoon. The MarketPlace at Hale Farm & Village is open for holiday shopping. Hale Farm & Village grounds are not open for this event.
Dinner includes; Turkey breast with gravy, traditional stuffing, mashed potatoes, vegetable, mixed green salad and dessert. Wine and beer are available for purchase.
General Public- $55
WRHS Members- $50
Youth (ages 3-12)- $20
Child (ages 2 and under) – Free-Ticket Required

CIM Double Bill
2025-11-09 15:00 - 19:00
If ever CIM Opera Theater were going to stage both Suor Angelica and Gianni Schicchi, it had to be now.
The shows will be presented at 7:30pm Friday, Nov. 7 and 3pm Sunday, Nov. 9. Tickets, $10-$45, are available at cim.edu/events.

CIM Puccini Double Bill
2025-11-07 19:00 - 23:30

Cleveland Public Theatre and Dia de Muertos Ohio Present Dia de Muertos
2025-11-01 11:00 - 22:00
A vibrant cultural celebration for the whole family, the annual “Day of the Dead” honors the memory of those who have passed on and is a treasured holiday in Mexico and throughout Latin America.
This joyous celebration inspired by the Mexican Dia de Muertos holiday features altar (ofrenda) installations, the annual “Skulls & Skeletons” procession, Latin food, live music, folk art market, and FREE entertainment for all ages.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2025 inductees exhibit opens
2025-10-31 10:00 - 17:00 | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Relive your favorite music memories of the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees at the new 2025 Inductee Exhibit, which will open at the Rock Hall on October 31st. The exhibit, brought to you by Donna Creol, features artifacts highlighting major music milestones from all 13 Inductees who will be honored at the 2025 Induction Ceremony on November 8th at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on November 8th.
The 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees include Bad Company, Thom Bell, Chubby Checker, Joe Cocker, Nicky Hopkins, Carol Kaye, Cyndi Lauper, Outkast, Salt-N-Pepa, Soundgarden, Lenny Waronker, The White Stripes, and Warren Zevon.
The 2025 Inductee Exhibit highlights the lives and careers of the 2025 Inductee Class by showcasing iconic artifacts, including the handwritten lyrics to “Time After Time” by Cyndi Lauper, the outfits worn by Meg White and Jack White on the cover of The White Stripes’ “Icky Thump,” a 1979 Gibson Les Paul electric guitar played by Chris Cornell of Soundgarden, outfits worn by the members of Outkast including the outfit Andre 3000 wore in the “Hey Ya” music video, and more.
Those looking to celebrate the Induction Class of 2025 or get a first look at the 2025 Inductee Exhibit can join us on November 2nd for this year’s Celebration Day. Celebration Day will boast free admission for residents of Cuyahoga County with extended museum hours from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Other activations include live music by past Artists in Residence Joe Brown, Sierra Delaine, Charity Evonna, and Lex Moda, plus interactive presentations including Voice Your Choice and the Rock and Roll Game Show in the Foster Theater. Visitors can also sing and jam with the Rock Hall’s staff house band in the Garage to a setlist of 2025 Inductee hits.
“Cuyahoga County is proud to support the iconic Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on its museum expansion on Cleveland’s lakefront, and we are excited partner together make music history even more accessible with free museum admission on November 2 for all County residents,” says Cuyahoga County Executive, Chris Ronayne. “We encourage everyone to come out, celebrate Cleveland’s role in rock history, and make great memories at the Rock Hall.”
Tickets for Cuyahoga County residents are free with proof of residence. Advanced reservations are highly encouraged and can be made now at rockhall.com.
