October is LGBT History Month and what a great way to celebrate that by highlighting the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland. The Center just completed their expansion and moved into their new building this summer. It was originally founded in 1975! It has moved around town throughout the years but today makes its home […]
Yesterday, I got to tour the new Topgolf Cleveland location. If you have driven I-480 and I-77 you have seen it under construction. They are expecting to open in December of this year. I have to admit, I am not a golfer (never played other than putt putt) but this place is pretty cool! Topgolf […]
The Syrian Cultural Garden in Rockefeller Park is the many gardens representing those cultures that call Northeast Ohio their home. The Syrian Cultural Garden was dedicated in 2011. It contains elements from the different aspects of Syrian heritage such as the Arches of Palmyra, the Amphitheater of Basra and the Arabic Fountain. It also contains […]
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage just opened an incredible exhibit on Leonard Bernstein. The exhibit covers Bernstein’s life, music, sexuality and his crisis of faith. Exploring topics like how he broke racial barriers by hiring African American actors in the Broadway debut of “On the Town”, the origins of his “West Side Story” and […]
In the middle of downtown Cleveland is an old building that sort of looks like a Victorian castle. It is in fact the Grays Armory Museum! The Armory was built in 1893 and was home to the Cleveland Grays, who organized in 1837, as an independent volunteer militia. The Grays saw service in the American […]
Among the 32 gardens in Rockefeller Park is the German Cultural Garden. It was dedicated in 1927. Its most notable feature is the Goethe and Schiller bronze statue; featuring the philosophers and writers. The statue was originally dedicated in 1907 at Wade Park but moved to the German Cultural Garden at the time of its […]
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Tours of Cleveland, LLC offers a special student discount to middle and high school groups who want to participate in one of our walking tours. Our walking tours are a great way in which students can learn about, experience and see Cleveland’s history in an up close and personal way. Just this month a fantastic […]
One of the many amazing attractions here in Cleveland are the Cleveland Cultural Gardens in Rockefeller Park. The land for the gardens was donated by John D. Rockefeller in 1896. Today the park consists of 32 cultural gardens paying tribute to the cultures and diversity of Northeast Ohio. The theme of the gardens is “Peace […]
Yesterday morning, I had the privilege of going out to Maria’s Field of Hope in Avon, OH. This 26 acre field full of sunflowers is inspired by the memory of a young girl named Maria McNamara. Maria passed away at age 7 due to brain cancer. The field blooms in September, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month […]
