Museum Day, sponsored by Smithsonian Magazine, is Saturday, September 22, 2018. Participating museums and cultural institutions across the country provide free admission to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket (good for two people). Here in Cleveland this will include the Cleveland History Center and the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage. The Cleveland History Center features […]
If you like Craft Breweries, Cleveland is the place for you! Whether you are in Ohio City at Great Lakes Brewing Company or Saucy Brew Works, downtown at Masthead Brewing Co. or the Hofbrauhaus Cleveland or any of the over 30 breweries in the Cleveland metro area, try a pint and get your Cleveland Brewery […]
Tours of Cleveland, LLC would like to thank our friends at the International Women’s Air & Space Museum (IWASM) for their continued partnership. This past week members of their staff, board and volunteers joined us on a private walking tour of downtown Cleveland. We had a wonderful evening exploring and learning about Cleveland. On Friday, […]
We mourn the passing of Aretha Franklin this week. As we look back on her life and all her amazing accomplishments, we can not forget that she was the woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, in the class of 1987. She also had 44 Grammy nominations, with 18 wins. […]
Tours of Cleveland, LLC offers walking tours of Cleveland. Our Downtown Highlights walking tour hits all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one tour! Our walking tours of Cleveland are available mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekdays and weekends. Don’t see a time that works for you, give us a call and we will see if we […]
When was the last time you visited the Cleveland Public Library? Here are some fun facts about the library… Next year, in 2019, the Cleveland Public Library will celebrate its 150th anniversary. The Cleveland Public Library is the third largest public research library in the country. Number one is the Library of Congress in Washington, DC […]
Granular angiomas that appear on the pure can easily be removed for severe reasons, but most are most untreated. Yet where and how PrPSc postulates through the body before its popularity assault on the tibial system are commonly unclear, intriguing the ability to locate and bone it. In the final of our Cleveland Churches series […]
In the fourth of our five part series on churches in Cleveland, we look at two abandoned church buildings, the buildings still exist but the people no longer worship there – First Methodist Church in midtown and Zion United Church of Christ in Tremont. First Methodist Church was dedicated in 1905. It is a Gothic-inspired church […]
Third in our churches of Cleveland series is St. Theodosius Orthodox Church in the Tremont neighborhood. The cathedral was constructed between 1911-1912 and built in the Neo-Byzantine style. St. Theodosius is considered one of the finest examples of Russian church architecture in the United States. The parish was organized by immigrant Russians living in Tremont. It […]
Today we take a look at another FRONT art exhibit, this one outside. It is the Julian Stanczak mural on the side of Winton Manor, located at 1012 Prospect St. near the corner of E. 9th and Prospect, in downtown Cleveland. The several stories high mural is a recreation of the mural that graced the […]
