Applause
Applause is an Emmy Award-winning locally produced TV show that celebrates arts and culture in Northeast Ohio.
Full Episodes
A guitar class is all the rage at a Tuscarawas County school.
Grafton-raised artist Ashley Sullivan falls hard for Cleveland's skyline.
The voices of Cleveland's feminist chorus, Windsong, join together for a cause.
Freddy Hill carves out a new career in Lakewood, making the switch from furniture to guitars.
We explore the life and art of Pablo Picasso at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Rare collections at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and Cedar Point museum
We go behind the scenes with a Northeast Ohio dance company creating new choreography.
Visit White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton.
A trio of artists examine the relationship between humans and nature.
Akron artist Meryl Engler finds inspiration in the colors of Cuba for an international exhibit.
We're going for a ride in the pride of Warren: The Packard.
A new mural brightens Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood.
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In the school district's guitar program, students learn much more than music — there's a lot of life skills rolled into each lesson. -
Painter Ashley Sullivan grew up in Grafton, but fell hard for the skyline of Cleveland. Today she spotlights the city's architecture in her paintings. -
Since its founding in 1979, Windsong, Cleveland's Feminist Chorus, has built upon its mission to be a safe and welcoming space for singers of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. -
Watch as guitar maker Freddy Hill works at his Screw Factory studio in Lakewood, Ohio. -
The exhibition explores how Pablo Picasso developed some of his masterpieces and experimented with paper throughout his career. -
The newly-opened Cedar Point Historical Museum in Downtown Sandusky features memorabilia from the park’s more than 150 years in operation. -
Go behind the scenes as choreographer Talise Campbell creates a new work for Cleveland's Djapo Cultural Arts Institute. -
A mother and daughter from Barberton started White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton to ensure artists find support in their community. -
In an exhibit at Summit Artspace in Akron, three area artists visit sites throughout Northeast Ohio which were formerly inhabited by humans and are now being taken back by nature. -
Akron-based artist Meryl Engler was a part of a select group of Ohio artists to travel to Cuba earlier this year for an artistic residency with the 2024 Havana Biennial.
