Cleveland Museum of Art launches $8 million entrance remodel
Renovation of the museum's main entrance and lower lobby began this month, with the aim of streamlining the guest experience.
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Attendees celebrate National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival
More than a hundred artists and enthusiasts celebrated National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival
Long-running CWRU summer program introduces Cleveland youth to college
About 300 students ages 8-16 spend five weeks on the Case Western Reserve University campus each summer. The program has impacted generations of Clevelanders throughout its 53-year history, alumni and participants said.
Skulls and celebrations: this Saturday, Día de Muertos is back in Cleveland
Día de Muertos, a jubilant celebration honoring life and remembering the dead, brings the rich traditions of Latin America back to Cleveland on October 29.
Doan Brook Watershed Partnership works to protect the region’s ‘hidden’ natural landmark
Doan Brook, which runs from eastern Shaker Heights through Cleveland to Lake Erie, is an urban stream facing challenges of pollution and flooding from excess stormwater. The nonprofit Doan Brook Watershed Partnership works to support the stream’s health and preservation and invite citizens to get to know and enjoy the waterway.
Cleveland Museum of Art puts down roots in Clark-Fulton with new arts center
A former awning factory on Cleveland’s west side is about to start producing something altogether different: art. Out of an old industrial space with soaring high ceilings, the Cleveland Museum of Art has fashioned a new Community Arts Center, a vibrant place for residents of the Clark-Fulton neighborhood to gather, learn, create, and share.
The Pivot Center helps Clark-Fulton put kidnappings behind
The 80,000-square-foot "Pivot Center for Art::Dance::Expression" unites arts and social services, including a program led by a victim of a notorious kidnapping nearby. Gina DeJesus helps families like hers on the same square block where she was held captive for nine years.
Coventry PEACE Campus seeks to secure a future for arts and activism
A pandemic might seem like a strange time to plan a cultural and civic organization’s next 100 years. But leaders of Coventry PEACE Inc. say it’s more important now than ever to build the community’s future. Last month, the group launched a fund-raising campaign called “$100,000 for 100 years.”
University Circle stays ahead of coronavirus reopening curve
Already a beacon in the fields of medicine, education, science, and the arts, the institutions of University Circle are now taking a leadership role in crowd control, modeling best practices for safe operation during a public health emergency.
The pandemic separates artists from audiences and unites them
Kate Blaszak looked up from her printout at Hedge Gallery and broke into a smile that her mask couldn’t hide. “I see it on your wall!”
Attendees celebrate National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival
More than a hundred artists and enthusiasts celebrated National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival
Long-running CWRU summer program introduces Cleveland youth to college
About 300 students ages 8-16 spend five weeks on the Case Western Reserve University campus each summer. The program has impacted generations of Clevelanders throughout its 53-year history, alumni and participants said.
Skulls and celebrations: this Saturday, Día de Muertos is back in Cleveland
Día de Muertos, a jubilant celebration honoring life and remembering the dead, brings the rich traditions of Latin America back to Cleveland on October 29.
Doan Brook Watershed Partnership works to protect the region’s ‘hidden’ natural landmark
Doan Brook, which runs from eastern Shaker Heights through Cleveland to Lake Erie, is an urban stream facing challenges of pollution and flooding from excess stormwater. The nonprofit Doan Brook Watershed Partnership works to support the stream’s health and preservation and invite citizens to get to know and enjoy the waterway.
Cleveland Museum of Art puts down roots in Clark-Fulton with new arts center
A former awning factory on Cleveland’s west side is about to start producing something altogether different: art. Out of an old industrial space with soaring high ceilings, the Cleveland Museum of Art has fashioned a new Community Arts Center, a vibrant place for residents of the Clark-Fulton neighborhood to gather, learn, create, and share.
The Pivot Center helps Clark-Fulton put kidnappings behind
The 80,000-square-foot "Pivot Center for Art::Dance::Expression" unites arts and social services, including a program led by a victim of a notorious kidnapping nearby. Gina DeJesus helps families like hers on the same square block where she was held captive for nine years.
Coventry PEACE Campus seeks to secure a future for arts and activism
A pandemic might seem like a strange time to plan a cultural and civic organization’s next 100 years. But leaders of Coventry PEACE Inc. say it’s more important now than ever to build the community’s future. Last month, the group launched a fund-raising campaign called “$100,000 for 100 years.”
University Circle stays ahead of coronavirus reopening curve
Already a beacon in the fields of medicine, education, science, and the arts, the institutions of University Circle are now taking a leadership role in crowd control, modeling best practices for safe operation during a public health emergency.
The pandemic separates artists from audiences and unites them
Kate Blaszak looked up from her printout at Hedge Gallery and broke into a smile that her mask couldn’t hide. “I see it on your wall!”
