The Cleveland Museum of Art is home to so many amazing collections and special exhibits. Back in late February I...
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The 50th Anniversary of Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice’s groundbreaking rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar opens its national tour...
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I finally made it to the Tiffany in Bloom special exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art this past week....
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So for those of you who follow me, you know I do venture out of Cleveland occasionally. This weekend my...
Continue ReadingThe Cleveland Museum of Art is home to so many amazing collections and special exhibits. Back in late February I went to the museum to see the PROOF: Photography in the Era of the Contact Sheet. I had written a blog post a couple weeks later but then never shared it. So here it is! […]
Hi Everyone – We have started a video blog series on our social media channels. If you don’t already follow us on social media, now is a great time to start. We are on Facebook and Instagram @toursofcleveland, Twitter @toursofcle and LinkedIn @tours-of-cleveland. Our video blog will be looking at some of the great places […]
The 50th Anniversary of Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice’s groundbreaking rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar opens its national tour here in Cleveland Tuesday, March 10 at the Connor Palace theater. Cleveland not only kicks the tour off but will have an exclusive musical enhancement. In addition to the 11-piece ensemble of touring musicians, only […]
I finally made it to the Tiffany in Bloom special exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art this past week. It was awesome! I highly recommend checking it out and best of all, it is free! We have so many connections to Tiffany in Cleveland – the four stained glass windows in the Old Stone […]
So for those of you who follow me, you know I do venture out of Cleveland occasionally. This weekend my husband and I took a trip to Fort Wayne, Indiana. It was just over a three hour drive, west of Cleveland. We had great time and visited some really cool museums and found several Cleveland […]
Are you familiar with the Hermit Club? It is a bit of a secret here in Cleveland but chances are you passed by it. The Hermit Club “is the nation’s oldest continuously operating private club devoted to amateur performing arts”. It sits just behind Playhouse Square and is attached to the Hofbrauhaus. The Hermit Club […]
Last February during Black History month, we looked Carl Stokes (former Mayor of Cleveland), this year we look at his brother Louis Stokes. Louis Stokes was born in 1925 and grew up in Cleveland in one of the first federally funded housing projects in the country. Louis served his country in the Army in the […]
February is Black History Month and once again we will look at some of Cleveland’s famous African-Americans. Most people know Jackie Robinson as the first African-American to play Major League Baseball (MLB) in the modern era and Frank Robinosn as the first African-American manager of a major league club. But it was Larry Doby who […]
The City Club of Cleveland is one of the nation’s oldest continuous independent free speech forums. It was founded in 1912 and is often called Cleveland’s Citadel of Free Speech. The mission of the City Club is “to create conversations of consequence that help democracy thrive”. They have hosted everyone from sitting presidents to community […]
The Cuyahoga County Courthouse on Lakeside Ave opened in 1912. It was the fifth home of the courthouse which moved throughout the years around Public Square. It was part of the Group Plan of 1903. The buildings architects would be Lehman and Schmitt who would create the Beaux Arts structure modeled after the Hotel de […]
