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Arts Stories & Interviews

Israel-Based Dede Bandaid Brings Life-Size Prints of Notable Local Artists to Walls All Across Cleveland

Life-sized prints with illustrated bandaids are popping up across Cleveland

By Shawn Mishak

Jun 24, 2022

Sixty works across more than a dozen neighborhoods have been installed for 'Culture Fix CLE: Healing Our Community Through Art,' a project featuring life-size prints of local subjects posing with black-and-white bandaids taken by Israeli artist Dede Bandiad and artist/partner Nitzan earlier this year. The aim and the vision, according to Dede, is to provide a visual narrative of the harm to arts and culture brought by the pandemic, to build cultural bridges between Israeli and American art, and to connect with the community through the universal theme of Tikkun Olam — “repairing the world” — which is a fundamental Jewish value...

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In 'Little Shop of Horrors,' Now on Stage at Porthouse Theatre, the Plant Wins the Day

By Christine Howey
Jun 23, 2022
Exhibit Featuring Brazilian Artists Opens on July 1 at the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick

By Jeff Niesel
Jun 22, 2022
'Cheap Thrills' Exhibition at Abattoir Gallery Examines Consumer Impulses

By Shawn Mishak
Jun 18, 2022
Cleveland’s Les Délices Releases New Episodes of Music Meditations Series

By Jeff Niesel
Jun 17, 2022
'School of Rock' at Cain Park Brings Family-Friendly Shredding and Plenty of Joy

By Christine Howey
Jun 13, 2022
'My Fair Lady,' Now at Playhouse Square, is a Delight for all the Senses

By Christine Howey
Jun 10, 2022
SPACES Selects Four Recipients for Urgent Art Fund Grants

By Shawn Mishak
Jun 8, 2022
Exhibition of Never-Before-Seen Works by the Late Richard Andres Opens at WOLFS Gallery Next Week

By Shawn Mishak
Jun 3, 2022
CWRU's Annual, Massive Book Sale is Back This Weekend After a Two-Year Hiatus

By Vince Grzegorek
Jun 3, 2022
'Waitress' at Playhouse Square Offers Its Heart on a Big Ol' Pie Plate

By Christine Howey
Jun 2, 2022
In 'Log Cabin,' Now at Convergence-Continuum, LGBTQ Characters Deal With the Modern World

By Christine Howey
May 31, 2022
'The Legend of Georgia McBride' at the Beck Center is a Frothy, Amusing Journey Into Drag

By Christine Howey
May 31, 2022
'Figurative Studies in a Modern World,' an Exhibition of Tim Herron's Work, Opens at Negative Space Gallery This Saturday

By Shawn Mishak
May 27, 2022
New Exhibit Coming to Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick Explores Spiritualism During the Pandemic

By Jeff Niesel
May 25, 2022
Exhibition Featuring the Works of Cleveland Artists Roy Bigler and Terry Durst Opens Thursday at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve

By Shawn Mishak
May 17, 2022
'Venus in Fur' at None Too Fragile is a Rich and Erotic Brew

By Christine Howey
May 17, 2022
'American Moor' at Karamu House Powerfully Examines How Black Actors Have Been Muted and Ignored

By Christine Howey
May 13, 2022
'The Three Musketeers' at Cleveland Play House is Eager to Please With Action Aplenty

By Christine Howey
May 12, 2022
With Attacks on Science and Journalism, Adaptation of 'An Enemy of the People' at Rubber City Theatre Feels as Timely as Ever

By Christine Howey
May 11, 2022
The Traveling 'Queer Ecology Hanky Project,' Opening at Zygote Press Friday, Speaks to the Diversity of Queer Experience

By Shawn Mishak
May 11, 2022

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31 Cool Things to Do Around Cleveland When It's Hot AF

Now that it's finally hot in Cleveland, there's bound to be a few days when you just have to cool down. Go…

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Swim at a Public Pool

For those of us not lucky enough to have a friend with a pool, the region’s public swimming offerings are the next best thing. There are, of course, Cleveland’s public pools, but with erratic openings based on temperatures and staffing, they are hardly worth counting on. Luckily, you can snag a guest day pass in many suburbs where the water is warm and the beach chairs bountiful: Dragga Pool in Mayfield Heights will run you $10 as a non-resident, Walter’s Grove in Parma will cost you just $6, Parma Heights’ primo pool awaits for $8, Foster and Becks Pools in Lakewood will let you in for $5.50, and Beachwood’s absolutely stunning outdoor aquatic center will refresh and entertain you for $10.

This Mid-Century Chagrin Falls Home, On The Market For $630,000, Is Nestled In Nature

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Wade Oval Wednesdays

Cleveland’s marquee free weekly community outdoor concert series, Wade Oval Wednesdays, is back this year with mid-week concerts, food and sunshine starting June 15 and running through August 17. Grab some friends, a lawn chair, and enjoy a hump-day break sure to inject some relaxing fun into your frenzied schedule.

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