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Soft Construction - Dali
Soft, Construction with Boiled Beans by Salvador Dali
La Reve by Salvador Dali
La Reve by Salvador Dali
Soft, Construction with Boiled Beans by Salvador Dali
Soft, Construction with Boiled Beans by Salvador Dali
Bull Skull, Fruit, Pitcher by Pablo Picasso
Bull Skull, Fruit, Pitcher by Pablo Picasso
The Blindman's Meal by Pablo Picasso
The Blindman's Meal by Pablo Picasso
Lodi Outlets
The Prime Outlets Lodi is a collection of over seventy stores, conveniently located just off of I-71 at route 83, south of Cleveland. The cheerful and spacious complex has a children's playground, a food court, a visitor information desk, and acres of free parking.
Ohio Lottery
The Ohio Lottery, started in 1974, encompasses a variety of instant games, daily Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings, and the twice-weekly Mega Millions drawing. The Ohio Lottery also oversees charitable bingo within the state and produces the weekly "Cash Explosion" television show. The Ohio Lottery ranks 9th among state lotteries in gross sales.
SouthPark Center Mall
SouthPark Center Mall is located south of Cleveland, Ohio in the suburb of Strongsville. The newest of the area's enclosed malls, this sparkling shopping mall features 241 retail stores and services and 18 restaurants. There's something for everyone at SouthPark.
Kids Summer Camps
The Cleveland area offers a huge variety of interesting, educational, and fun summer camps for kids. Learn more about what's available in this list of 2008 Cleveland summer camps.
Daniel Gibson, Cleveland Cavaliers
Team portrait of Daniel Gibson of the Cleveland Cavaliers
Summer Festivals in Cleveland
From mid-May until mid-September, Cleveland and the surrounding area comes alive with festivals, many of which celebrate Northeast Ohio's rich ethnic heritage. Make sure that your summer plans include a few of these favorites.
The Cliff, Etretat, Sunset by Claude Monet
The Cliff, Etretat, Sunset by Claude Monet
Aidez, L'Espagne by Joan Miro
Aidez, L'Espagne by Joan Miro
Cedar Point Area Hotels
Cedar Point, on the shores of Lake Erie just outside of Sandusky Ohio, is a rollercoaster lover's paradise. In addition, the park has a marina, a white sand beach, live entertainment, fair food, and all sorts of amusement park attractions. There's so much to do you'll want to spend more than one day. To help you find a place to stay, there's a list of the top Cedar Point area hotels.
LeBron James
LeBron James swept into Northeast Ohio's consciousness when as a High School student in Akron, he shattered school and state basketball records. Today, the basketball phenom is the centerpiece of the Cleveland Cavaliers as well as a model of how to handle a meteoric rise to fame and wealth with style and class.
May Events
Learn all about the fun and exciting things going on in Cleveland during the month of May.
Grady Sizemore, Cleveland Indians
Grady Sizemore, Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians Logo
Cleveland Indians Logo
Cleveland Kids Activities
From the Cleveland zoo to the Cleveland Children's Museum to attending a Cleveland Indians game, Northeast Ohio has a wealth of fun things to do for kids -- and their parents. Learn more about what to do with kids in Cleveland.
Blossom Music Center
Blossom Music Center, located in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, halfway between Cleveland and Akron, is the summer home of the Cleveland Orchestra as well as a scenic venue for all sorts of summer music concerts. Concert-goers can sit on the lawn or spring for a pavilion seat. Blossom is known for its spectacular July 4th concerts.
Great Northern Mall
Great Northern Mall, located 15 miles west of Cleveland, Ohio, is a modern one-level shopping plaza with 150 retail stores and services, including anchors, Sears, JC Penney, Macy's, and Dillard's.
Aurora Farm Premium Outlet
Aurora Farms Premium Outlets, located southeast of Cleveland in Aurora Ohio, is a collection of 70 outlet stores, including outlets of some of the most popular retailers in the US, such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Tommy Hilfiger, and Ralph Lauren. The park-like atmosphere is festive and the prices can rarely be beat.
Rib Cook-Off
The Great American Rib Cook-off and Music Festival, held each Memorial Day weekend in downtown Cleveland, is the unofficial start to the Northeast Ohio summer season. The event, begun in 1992, features live music (included in the admission price); BBQ'd ribs with all of the fixings; and lots of fun.
Black and Red Series by Joan Miro
Black and Red Series by Joan Miro
Cedar Point
Located just over an hour's drive from downtown Cleveland, on the shores of Lake Erie, Cedar Point Amusement Park offers more roller coasters than any other park in the world as well as live stage shows, dozens of rides, a white sand beach, and lots of fun for all ages.
Portrait of E. C. Ricart by Joan Miro
Portrait of E. C. Ricart by Joan Miro
LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers
Team photo of Cleveland Cavaliers player, LeBron James
Favorite Cleveland Attractions
Cleveland has a myriad of varied attractions, from the well known, such as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, to the lesser known, such as the Crawford Automobile and Aviation Museum. Visitors and residents alike will enjoy visiting one or more of these Cleveland museums, parks, and other historic sites.
Summer Outdoor Concerts
Cleveland has a variety of scenic and festive outdoor concert venues. Learn who's playing this summer at Blossom Music Center, in downtown Cleveland, and at Cain Park on Cleveland's east side, among others.
Anderson Varejao, Cleveland Cavaliers
team portrait of anderson varejao of the Cleveland Cavaliers
Beachwood Mall
Beachwood Place Mall, located east of Cleveland in Beachwood Ohio, is an upscale shopping facility, anchored by Nordstrom's, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Dillards. The enclosed mall with over 150 retailers, services, and restaurants is easy to get to from all over the area and offers ample free parking.
Verizon Music Center
Verizon Wireless Music Center is located just north of Indianapolis, in Noblesville, Indiana. About a four-hour drive from Cleveland, the outdoor amphitheater attracts many performers, particularly country music performers that don't play the Buckeye State. The modern complex has an adjacent, reasonably-priced campground that is open for selected concerts.
Free Things to Do in Cleveland
Enjoying Cleveland doesn't have to be expensive. Learn about the fun and free things to do in the city.
BKF Chair by Austral Grupo
BKF Chair by Austral Grupo
Northeast Ohio Water Parks
Water parks are great for cooling off in the summer and indoor parks are an ideal getaway from the snow and cold of a Northeast Ohio winter. Cleveland, and the surrounding area, has a number of fun resorts and other water parks. Below are our favorites.
OSU Football Schedule 2008
Ohio State University, in Columbus Ohio, has a long tradition of football excellence. In the team's 116-year history, they have been national champions seven times and Big-Ten conference champions 30 times. OSU players have won numerous awards, including 6 Heisman trophies. The 2006 team is currently ranked no. 1 in the nation.
Northeast Ohio Beaches
One of the most delightful parts of summer in Northeast Ohio is the number of sand beaches that dot the Lake Erie shore, from Sandusky to Ashtabula. Find out more about these varied locations.
Cleveland Airport Parking
Cleveland Hopkins airport offers many parking options -- from the official airport lots to nearby hotels to offsite lots. Find out which one is best for you.
Franklin Park Mall
Franklin Park Mall, on Toledo's west side, is part of the Westfield Corporation. The sprawling shopping mall is anchored by Macy's, Dillard's, J C Penney's, and Dick's Sporting Goods.
Rock Hall
Learn about Cleveland's top attraction, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Summit Mall
Summit Mall is an upscale mall, located on Market Street in the northern Akron suburb of Fairlawn. The popular mall features 120 shops and services as well as a food court, a Starbuck's outlet, and a Ruby Tuesday's restaurant.
La Vie by Pablo Picasso
La Vie by Pablo Picasso
Legacy Village
Legacy Village is a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, located east of Cleveland in Lyndhurst, Ohio. The upscale, outdoor mall, opened in 2003 combines a variety of interesting restaurants with popular home furnishing, clothing, and housewares retailers. The result is aesthetically pleasing and fun.
Cleveland Shopping Malls
Cleveland, and the surrounding area, has a variety of interesting shopping venues, from the architecturally interesting Avenue at Tower City to the new multi-use shopping "cities," Legacy Village in Lyndhurst and Crocker Park in Westlake. Learn more about where to shop in and around Cleveland.
Ohio Facts
Learn Ohio's state flower, state bird, largest county, number of counties, lowest point, and lots more Ohio facts.
Great Lakes Mall
Great Lakes Mall, in Mentor Ohio, is located about 20 miles east of downtown Cleveland. The spacious mall is anchored by Macy's, J C Penney, Sears, and Dillard's and features over 100 specialty stores.
Child's Birthday Party Places
If you are looking for a fun birthday party option for your child in Cleveland Ohio, look no further. The city has a multitude of options for children of all ages and interests. Your child will love these action packed parties and parents can enjoy the party as well as there is not set-up or clean-up involved.
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, established in 1925, was the first municipally-owned airport in the United States. Still owned by the city, it is the 34th busiest airport in the country and serves over 12 million passengers each year with 320 flights to 80 destinations.
Double Screen from the Casa Mila by Anotoni Gaudi with Josep M. Jujol
Double Screen from the Casa Mila by Anotoni Gaudi with Josep M. Jujol
Ohio Marriage License
Getting a marriage license in Northeast Ohio is relatively easy. Just bring the necessary documentation and follow a few simple steps.
More Free Things in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio has an amazing array of small museums, art festivals, and concerts, all available for free. Learn more about what to do in Cleveland and the surrounding area, without spending a dime.
The Brook by Paul Cezanne
The Brook by Paul Cezanne
Attractions near Cedar Point
Attractions near Cedar Point Amusement Park, Sandusky Ohio
Progressive Field
Progressive Field (formerly Jacobs Field), opened in 1994 in downtown Cleveland, is the home of the Cleveland Indian's baseball team. The sleek, modern facility offers lots of seats close to the field, club seating with food and beverage service, ample restrooms and concessions, and easy access to all parts of town. In short, it's a baseball fan's stadium.
Cleveland Zoo
Cleveland has one of the finest zoos in the country. Learn all about this family attraction.
Accommodations of Desire by Salvador Dali
Accommodations of Desire by Salvador Dali
Hessler Street Fair
The Hessler Street Fair, held in Cleveland's Hessler Road neighborhood in late May each year, is the unofficial start to the city's summer festival season. The two-day street fair features live music, poetry readings, a variety of delicious food, street vendors, and original art. Admission is free and the fair attracts over 10,000 visitors each year.
Memorial Day Activities
Memorial Day is best known as the kick-off to the summer season, a day away from work and school, one filled with cook-offs, concerts, and festivals. However, Memorial Day was created for a solemn purpose. Originally called "Decoration Day," Memorial Day was created in 1865 to honor the men and women who died during the Civil War and was eventually expanded to include all American war casualties. Below are just a few of the activities happening in Northeast Ohio over Memorial Day weekend.
Pel & Ploma by Ramon Casas
Pel & Ploma by Ramon Casas
Asdrubal Cabrera, Cleveland Indians
Asdrubal Cabrera, Cleveland Indians
Downtown Cleveland Restaurants
Downtown Cleveland Restaurants
Summer Art Festivals
Cleveland, and Northeast Ohio, have a rich history of arts and culture. In the summer, art comes outside in dozens of arts festivals. Some are serious juried shows; some feature up-and-coming local artists; all are interesting and fun. Check out our favorite area summer arts festivals (in date order).
Cleveland TV Stations
Cleveland has a variety of television stations, both network, local, and public. Find out more about the television news, weather, anchors, and more.
Grief by Josep Llimona
Grief by Josep Llimona
Crocker Park
Crocker Park, opened in 2004, is a 75-acre, parklike complex of retail shops, restaurants, offices, and luxury apartments, located about 30 minutes west of Cleveland in Westlake, Ohio. Its picturesque cobblestone walkways, fountains, and town square make it an ideal place to shop, dine, live, and work.
Cleveland Furniture Stores
Greater Cleveland Ohio has a great collection of independent and chain furniture stores. Whether you're looking for one piece or decorating an entire house, there are plenty of choices.
Time-Warner Cable Amphitheater
The Tower City Amphitheater is conveniently located right behind the Avenue at Tower City, along the banks of the Cuyahoga River. It's a festive and scenic concert venue and offers spectacular views of the city lights and the river bridges.
Cleveland Radio Stations
Cleveland loves its rock and roll, but the city also loves its country, jazz, oldies, and all sorts of music genres. Learn all about the region's radio stations.
Dancers by Edgar Degas
Dancers by Edgar Degas
Large Vase by Antoni Serra
Large Vase by Antoni Serra
House of Blues
Opened in 2004 in downtown Cleveland, the House of Blues Cleveland, combines distinctive southern cuisine, a fun and electric atmosphere, and some of the best music groups -- of all genres -- around.
Steelyard Commons
Steelyard Commons, at the edge of Cleveland's industrial valley, has risen from the LTV's abandoned no. 2 finishing mill. The mixed use shopping center will combine retail outlets, restaurants, a playground, and hiking and biking trails -- all in the heart of the city.
Cleveland "Plain Dealer"
The Cleveland "Plain Dealer" is Ohio's largest newspaper and the only daily newspaper in Cleveland. It is one of the top twenty newspapers in the country (in terms of circulation). Founded in 1842, the "Plain Dealer" continues to excel, most recently winning a Pulitzer Prize for Connie Schultz's feature column.
Lake Farmpark
Lake Farmpark is a delightful working farm and learning center, just 25 miles east of downtown Cleveland. See 50 different breeds of livestock, marvel at honey and maple syrup being made, and enjoy one of the many special events, such as the annual Vintage Ohio wine festival held at the park. It's fun for the whole family.
Cleveland Orchestra - Blossom
Blossom Music Center, between Cleveland and Akron, is the summer home of the Cleveland Orchestra. It offers pavilion seating as well as relaxed and affordable lawn seating. Find a concert to interest you and enjoy this unique music experience.
Dunes, Oceano California, 1963 by Ansel Adams
Dunes, Oceano California, 1963 by Ansel Adams
Two Gypsies by Isidre Nonell
Two Gypsies by Isidre Nonell
Nautica Queen
The best view of downtown Cleveland is from just offshore in Lake Erie. There's no better way to enjoy that view than from the Nautica Queen, a romantic and charming ship that host luncheon and dinner cruises as well as Sunday brunch. It's also an ideal venue for a corporate party, a birthday party, or a wedding reception.
Brady Quinn, Cleveland Browns
Brady Quinn, Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Car Dealers
Greater Cleveland has over 250 car dealerships, selling new and used vehicles. They range from small corner lot dealerships to multi-location corporate concerns. Find out about Cleveland and Northeast Ohio car dealers
Cleveland Cavs Apparel
The Cavaliers are red hot this season. Make sure that you have all the Cavs apparel you'll need to cheer on the team this season. Consider some of our top choices.
The Harem by Pablo Picasso
The Harem by Pablo Picasso
Nelson Ledges Quarry Park
Nelson Ledges, located 30 minutes east of Cleveland in Portage County, offers swimming, camping, hiking, and lots of outdoor fun. In the spring, summer, and fall, it is also the home of numerous music festivals, including Hookah Weekend and the Grateful Fest.
Cleveland Museum of Art
The Cleveland Museum of Art, located about 15 minutes east of downtown Cleveland in the University Circle area, which houses several other Cleveland museums and attractions, is known for its extensive collection of Pre-Columbian art, medieval European Art, and Asian and Indian art.
Goodtime III
The Goodtime III is Cleveland's largest sightseeing vessel. The spacious, four-deck ship operates a regular schedule of Lake Erie and Cuyahoga River narrated sightseeing cruises from May through September as well as periodic theme cruises, dance cruises, and Friday happy hour cruises.
Cleveland Movie Theaters
Cleveland has a wide range of movie theaters, from small one-screen theatres to restored vintage theaters to modern multi-screen complexes. Find a movie theater near you on this list of Cleveland movie theaters.
June Events
Find out all of the diverse, entertaining, and fun things happening in greater Cleveland during the month of June.
Get an Ohio Fishing License
Ohio's Lake Erie shoreline as well as the state's many rivers and inland lakes offer excellent fishing opportunities, but first you must get an Ohio fishing license. It's easy and affordable. Learn how here.
Northeast Ohio Drive-ins
Northeast Ohio opened one of the first drive-in theaters with the debut of Akron's Starlight Auto Theater in 1937. Ohio grew to love the unique movie theaters and by the late 1960s, the state boasted 189 drive-ins. Today, over 80 percent of them are gone, but the remaining dozen of so in Northeast Ohio are a fun place to spend a summer's evening.
Akron Birthday Party Places
If you are looking for a fun birthday party option for your child in Akron Ohio, look no further. The city has a multitude of options for children of all ages and interests. Your child will love these action packed parties and parents can enjoy the party as well as there is not set-up or clean-up involved.
Put-in-Bay
Put-in-Bay, located on South Bass Island, just north of Sandusky and Port Clinton Ohio, is Ohio's Lake Erie playground. Cut off in the winter, the island comes alive in the summer with antique stores, a vibrant marina, lots of lively bars and restaurants, and a home-grown brewery and historic winery. Put-in-Bay belongs in every Clevelander's summer plans.
NE Ohio Farmers Markets
One of the joys of summer in Northeast Ohio is the abundant farmer's markets that spring up around the area beginning in May and continuing through the fall harvest season. A careful shopper can find all of his food there, from luscious produce to hand-picked flowers, with everything offered in between.
Laser Quest
Laser Quest, located in Montrose Ohio, is an action-packed, fun-filled time for ages seven and up. Special effects, swirling fog, and intense music all add to the laser tag experience, set in a multi-level arena. Laser Quest makes an exciting outing for families and friends as well as youth and corporate groups.
Hibachi Japan Steak House
Hibachi Japan Steak House, in Akron Ohio, is an authentically decorated Japanese steakhouse with delicious food and moderate prices. It has been under the same ownership for the past 31 years and has had a full Sushi Bar for the past 16 years, the oldest in Summit County. It's a business model that works.
Stan Hywet Hall
Stan Hywet Hall in Akron, Ohio is a National Historic Landmark. The 65-room Tudor-style mansion was built by Goodyear Rubber Company founder, F.A. Seiberling and his wife Gertrude. Today, the gracious mansion and elaborate gardens are open to the public. The site also hosts a variety of special events throughout the year.
Great Lakes Science Center
The ten-year-old Great Lakes Science Center, at Cleveland's Northcoast Harbor, just down the road from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, invites visitors of all ages to "learn by doing" with their 400 hands-on exhibits. You'll find features on technology, the environment, the body, and the Great Lakes. There's an adjacent OMNI-MAX theater, too.
West Side Market
The West Side Market, at the edge of Ohio City in Cleveland, is a cultural and culinary gem. Opened in 1912, the market combines graceful Neo-Classical/Byzantine architecture with a vibrant produce and meat, poultry, and dairy market. Not only is the West Side Market an interesting and fun place to visit, it's a great place to find quality groceries at affordable prices.
Chagrin Falls
Chagrin Falls, a picturesque village of 4000 residents, sits at the edge of Cuyahoga County, about 40 minutes from downtown Cleveland. The town, named for the scenic falls in the center of town, is known for its historic architecture, varied restaurants, interesting antique shopping and art galleries, and its vibrant arts community.
Kids Summer Camps
The Cleveland area offers a huge variety of interesting, educational, and fun summer camps for kids. Learn more about what's available in this list of 2008 Cleveland summer camps.
Amazone Family Center
Rockin' Robin's Amazone Family Entertainment Center, located in Medina Ohio, is loaded with fun recreation options for the whole family. There is a jungle full of excitement for children as they venture through two indoor playgrounds themed as the Amazon and equipped with all of the climbing, mazes and slides a kid could only dream of. The Laser Tag facility runs deep into the Amazon Jungle with the best laser tag system available.
Cleveland Orchestra
Often called the "best in the world," the Cleveland Orchestra delights residents and visitors alike with its elegant and complex sound as well as its diverse repertoire.
Musicians from NE Ohio
Cleveland has been the home of a number of number of notable singers, songwriters, and music artists. Among them are Tracy Chapman, jazz pianist Jim Brickman, and 70s pop star Eric Carmen. Learn more about this diverse group.
Plain Dealer Pavilion
The Plain Dealer Pavilion, formerly the Scene Pavilion, is a delightful venue for a summer concert. Located on the west bank of the Flats, this outdoor amphitheater offers bleacher and festival seating all with a view of the Cuyahoga River, the lights of downtown Cleveland, and the picturesque, lighted bridges.
Haunted Cleveland
Squire's Castle, located in Willoughby Hills in the Cleveland Metroparks, was built in the 1890s by Feargus B. Squire, an executive with the Standard Oil Company. The British-born Squire intended to create a country estate, modeled after those in Britain. He began by building the gatehouse, complete with a living room, several bedrooms, and a hunt room with mounted animal heads. The Squires used the gatehouse as a weekend retreat while plans were being finalized for the main house.
Wildwater Kingdom
Wildwater Kingdom Water Park, located southeast of Cleveland in Aurora Ohio, is a 690 acre family-fun complex, complete with a variety of water attractions, a tidal wave pool, and thrilling water rides. The park complex, which includes the former Geauga Lake property, first opened in 1888 and is one of the country's oldest amusement facilities.
Cleveland Neighborhoods - The Warehouse District
Warehouse District, Cleveland Ohio
Palau Guell Screen by Alexandre de Riquer
Palau Guell Screen by Alexandre de Riquer
Heinen's Fine Foods
Heinen's is a full-service, family-owned grocery store business with sixteen stores in the greater Cleveland area. They are known for their quality meats, friendly service, and their extensive wine program. [br][br]In addition to their retail operation Heinen's runs a full catering division for events, such as weddings, banquets, and birthday parties.
ETON
Eton, located east of Cleveland in the suburb of Woodmere, is a stylish collection of unique stores, services, and restaurants. The beautifully-landscaped shopping center looks more like a European village than a mall and features lots of outdoor seating in the summer as well as a generous number of chess tables.
A Tour of University Circle
University Circle is Cleveland, Ohio's cultural center and home to the Cleveland Orchestra, the Cleveland Museum of Art, and several other venerable institutions.
The Akron Zoo
The Akron Zoo, begun in 1953 as the Akron Children's Zoo, is a small, family-friendly park, located just west of downtown Akron. The 50-acre zoo is home to over 700 animals, including the endangered Humboldt penguins, jaguar, and the elusive snow leopard.
Giant Eagle Stores
Giant Eagle, with 70+ stores in Northeast Ohio, is the largest grocery chain in the region. The Pittsburgh-based company offers a wide range of services. Although they vary by store, most locations offer a deli, a bakery, a seafood counter, and wine selection. Many also have in-store partners, such as dry cleaning, US Bank branches, and photo kiosks.
Reading by Berthe Morisot
Reading by Berthe Morisot
Cain Park Concerts
Cain Park, located east of downtown Cleveland in the suburb of Cleveland Heights, is a summer performing arts park surrounded by 22 acres of woodland. It's a lovely place to enjoy an evening concert under the stars.
Geneva-on-the-Lake
Geneva-on-the-Lake, located on the shores of Lake Erie about an hour's drive east of Cleveland, was one of Ohio's first lakeside resorts. In the early 1900s, the scenic location was home to dozens of cottages and was popular with the Midwest "gentry," including John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, and Harvey Firestone. Today, the area is filled with outdoor activities, arcades, summer events, and several Lake Erie wineries.
Northern Ohio State Parks
Ohio has 74 state parks and some of the best of them are locate right here in the Northern part of the state. Enjoy the wonders of Lake Erie, a number of inland lakes and rivers, and the rolling hills of the eastern part of Ohio. There's something to do year-round.
Romantic Cleveland
Cleveland offers a number of romantic things to do, from watching the sun set over Lake Erie to creating a picnic at the West Side Market to exploring the Larchmere Blvd. antique district. Learn more about Cleveland's romantic side.
Cleveland Discount Coupons
Cleveland doesn't have to be expensive. Use one or more of these discount coupons on your next trip to the "North Coast."
Cleveland Area Maps
Finding your way about Northeast Ohio can sometimes be tricky -- whether you're a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor. Here's a list of regional and city maps to help you find your way.
Playhouse Square
Playhouse Square is Cleveland's theater district. Home to the opulent, restored State, Ohio, Palace, and Allen Theaters, Playhouse Square is second only to Broadway.
Northfield Park Race Track
Northfield Park, located southeast of Cleveland, offers live year-round harness racing. The facility, built in 1934, features a half-mile track with a 440' stretch. Admission and parking are free Sunday through Thursday.
Knight, Death, and the Devil by Albrecht Durer
Knight, Death, and the Devil by Albrecht Durer
Grief
Grief by Josep Llimona
Sofa-Display Case by Gaspar Homar and Josep Pey
Sofa-Display Case by Gaspar Homar and Josep Pey
Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon
The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon, begun in 1976, is one of the 50 oldest marathons in the United States. The 26.3 mile marathon, 10k run, half marathon, and kids run, are held in late May each year and accompanied by a health and fitness expo and a kick-off dinner. Proceeds help local Northeast Ohio charities.
Bath Township Ohio
Bath Township, in Ohio's Summit County, is a picturesque community and home to 9,635 people who enjoy the rural setting with all of the conveniences of nearby Fairlawn and Akron. The Ohio Scenic Byway runs through 38 miles of rural areas, including many stops along the way in Bath Township.
The Hunter by Joan Miro
The Hunter by Joan Miro
Hilarities Comedy Club
Cleveland offers some of the most diverse comedic entertainment available today in a number of locations. One of the best is Hilarities, part of Pickwick and Frolic in the East Fourth Street Entertainment District, downtown. Housed on the lower level, patrons travel through the restaurant and lounge area to the ticket booth and then, down a flight of stairs to the waiting stage.
Tremont
Tremont, located just south of downtown Cleveland, is one of the city's oldest and most historic neighborhoods. The area is centered around Lincoln Park, a large green area lined with historic churches, trendy restaurants, and restored Victorian homes. Once the site of short-lived Cleveland University, the streets still reflect the past with names like "Literary," "Professor," and "University."
Free Things - Part III
Cleveland Ohio has an amazing array of small museums, art festivals, and concerts, all available for free. Learn more about what to do in Cleveland and the surrounding area, without spending a dime.
Hale Farm and Village
Hale Farm and Village, a part of the Western Reserve Historical Society, is a working museum, adjacent to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Once the home of early Western Reserve settler, Jonathan Hale, the museum features livestock, 19th century working artisans, and the original red brick farmhouse.
Pier W
Pier W, a Cleveland institution since 1965, sits right at the edge of Lake Erie along Lakewood's "Gold Coast," about five miles from downtown. The specialty in this nautically-themed restaurant is seafood and the views of downtown are spectacular.
The Arcade
The Arcade, located between Superior and Euclid Avenues in downtown Cleveland, is one of America's first indoor shopping malls and Cleveland's first skyscraper. Built in 1890, the magnificent building consists of two 9-story towers, connected by a glass and metal, 5-story atrium. Today, the building houses a Hyatt Hotel, retail shops, and a food court.
Summit County Metroparks
The Summit County MetroParks, established in 1921, includes 9,000 acres within the 13 parks and 6 conservation areas, including over 120 miles of trails. Learn more about them here.
Quicken Loans Arena
Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena, often referred to as simply the "Q", opened in 1994. Originally called Gund Arena, after the former Cleveland Cavaliers owner, the 20,562-seat facility is home to the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team as well as the site of numerous concerts and other special events. The "Q" is also home to the Lake Erie Monsters hockey team.
The Avenue
The Avenue at Tower City is downtown Cleveland's shopping, dining, and entertainment center. Located beneath the Terminal Tower, right at Public Square, it's convenient, fun, and fashionable.
New Ohio Driver's License
Getting a new Ohio driver's license can be tricky. Learn what you need to get this important document.
July Events
Find out all about the fun, entertaining, and exciting events happening in Greater Cleveland during the month of July.
Ohio Wineries
Learn about the delicious and varied wines produced by Ohio's Lake and Ashtabula County wineries.
Midway Mall
Midway Mall is located just off of I-90 and the Ohio Turnpike in Elyria Ohio, east of Cleveland. The mall, built in 1965, features 138 stores, services, and restaurants, including anchors Dillard's, Macy's, J C Penney, and Sears.
Walk Thru the Botanical Garden
The Cleveland Botanical Garden, originally called the Cleveland Garden Center, was founded in 1930, primarily as a place to house the extensive library of garden books donated by Eleanor Squire. The center was first located in a small boathouse on the shore of Wade Lagoon. The Center moved to its present location -- the former site of the Cleveland Zoo -- in 1966 and added the 18,000-square foot Glasshouse in the mid-1990s when the Center changed its name.
Ansel Adams - Dunes
Dunes, Oceano California, 1963 by Ansel Adams
GuitarMania in front of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland Ohio
GuitarMania in front of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland Ohio
Saffron Patch
Saffron Patch, in Akron Ohio, offers deliciously prepared traditional Indian cuisine in an intimate, relaxed setting. This small restaurant offers a unique dining experience that you will not soon forget. It is the perfect place to enjoy a romantic dinner for two, entertain clients or dine with friends. If you are looking for an intimate dining experience of exquisite Indian food, this is the place to be. All meals are also available for carry out.
Portrait of a Woman by Amedeo Modigliani
Portrait of a Woman by Amedeo Modigliani
Great Lakes Brewery
The Great Lakes Brewery, located just west of downtown in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, is Ohio's first microbrewery. Established in 1988, the historic six-building complex now includes a brewery, a brew pub, banquet facilities, and a gift shop.
Joseph-Beth Booksellers
Joseph-Beth Booksellers is located in Legacy Village, just east of Cleveland. The book store offers a diverse selection of books, music, stationary and cards, and gifts as well as a tasty cafe and coffeeshop. The Legacy Village store is one of five locations throughout the Midwest.
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