Arts Features & Interviews

A number of organizations across Northeast Ohio offer opportunities for older adults to learn a new art form while forming social connections.

Started in Monroe County in 1833, the chain's last Buckeye outpost initially closed last December.

Join a sustainable lantern parade in Cleveland or enjoy the collaboration between a folk band and the Canton Symphony Orchestra this weekend in Northeast Ohio.

People who might not be able to typically afford admission can visit more than a dozen Northeast Ohio venues for free or a couple of dollars through Museums for All.

See which museums, zoos, theaters and cultural sites offer free or greatly reduced admission costs in an effort to welcome more people to their venues.

Cleveland's fans, and their emotions surrounding the NBA superstar, take center stage in the production written by Cleveland Heights native Rajiv Joseph.

The festival returns to Playhouse Square March 27-April 13.

Black artists in Cleveland take over city hall with the "Artists Run the Streets" exhibit.

Since last fall, the renowned pianist's foundation has worked with three Cleveland Metropolitan School District buildings.

A band of three teenage siblings from Stark County got their start while stuck at home during the pandemic. After five years of performing and writing together, COMPASS is releasing a new set of songs reflecting their growth as musicians and as a family.