The final installment for LGBT History Month deals with Cleveland's Hingetown neighborhood in Ohio City. Located at W. 29th St...
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October is LGBT History Month - Cleveland and Akron hosted ninth Gay Games in 2014. The Gay Games drew over...
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October is LGBT History Month - Most Clevelanders know Francis Millet (1846 - 1912) for his work in the old...
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The 2019 Nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were announced this morning. You have a chance to participate...
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October is LGBT History Month. Over the next couple posts we'll take a look at some Cleveland LGBT history and...
Continue ReadingThe final installment for LGBT History Month deals with Cleveland’s Hingetown neighborhood in Ohio City. Located at W. 29th St and Detroit Ave, this was the center of gay culture in Cleveland for many years. The neighborhood was the home of many gay bars and nightclubs, the first Lesbian-Gay Community Center and groups like ACT […]
October is LGBT History Month – Cleveland and Akron hosted ninth Gay Games in 2014. The Gay Games drew over 8,000 athletes from more than 60 countries to the area to compete in over 35 sporting and cultural events. Opening ceremonies for the games were held at the Q and included a surprise video message […]
October is LGBT History Month – Most Clevelanders know Francis Millet (1846 – 1912) for his work in the old Cleveland Trust Bank Building (today Heinen’s Grocery Store) in downtown. He painted the 13 murals that are below the glass dome and depict the founding of the New World and more specifically that of Cleveland. […]
The 2019 Nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were announced this morning. You have a chance to participate in the Fan Vote by voting on the Rock Hall’s website. The nominees are: Def Leppard Devo Janet Jackson John Prine Kraftwerk LL Cool J MC5 Radiohead Rage Against the Machine Roxy Music Stevie Nicks […]
October is LGBT History Month. Over the next couple posts we’ll take a look at some Cleveland LGBT history and people. Today we look at “Newspaper Annie”, Anna Perkins (1849 – 1900). Now her sexuality is not know for sure but her actions did challenge gender norms of the time and did cause her ridicule […]
This Tuesday, October 9 at 8:00 am the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will announce nominees for the Class of 2019. Who will make the list? Tune into SiriusXM VOLUME 106 or the Rock’s Facebook page and find out! Who would you like to see as part of the Class of 2019? Personally, I’d love […]
Tours of Cleveland specializes in walking tours of Cleveland’s beautiful and historic downtown. A urban lover’s paradise! But if you are more in the mood to get out in the heart of nature, check out our friends at NatureVation Outdoor Adventures. I had the pleasure of running into the owner and my friend, Elaine, at […]
Tours of Cleveland welcomes the cast and crew of “Hello Dolly” to Cleveland! “Hello Dolly” is playing at the Connor Palace Theater now through October 21, 2018. The show stars TV, movie, Broadway and recording star Betty Buckley. Ms. Buckley is a Tony award winning actress known for her roles on “Eight is Enough”, “Oz” […]
There are many Cleveland area TV Stars returning to the airwaves this TV season. Here is a look at a few: James Pickens Jr. currently on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” is from Cleveland. He is a Karamu House alum. No other Northeast Ohio actor has had a longer run on a scripted prime-time series than Pickens; […]
Public Square is named one of the best public spaces in the United States! From WKYC’s website and author Ryan Haidet CLEVELAND — Cleveland really does rock! The American Planning Association selected Public Square as one of America’s five “Great Public Spaces” and among the top 15 “Great Places” in the country. APA’s Great Places […]
