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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (May 7-10)
David Byrne plays the State Theatre and the Guardians take on the Minnesota Twins at Progressive Field
Arts & Culture
Explore the vibrant arts and culture scene of Cleveland, Ohio. Discover the city’s rich history through its museums and historic sites. Enjoy live performances of music, theater, and dance at world-class venues. Find the latest exhibitions at renowned art galleries and cultural centers.
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‘The Outsiders’ at Playhouse Square is Ephemeral Artistry
Nothing gold can stay, indeed.
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Cleveland Orchestra’s Family Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Weekend
Plus, BlueWater Chamber Orchestra and so much more.
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Great Lakes Theater Struggles to Crack the Case of ‘Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B’
A quirky, campy game is afoot.
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (April 30-May 3)
The HUMP! Film Festival comes to the Cedar Lee and MIX returns to Cleveland Museum of Art
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Dobama Unpacks a Powerful Immigrant Narrative in ‘Sanctuary City’
Two teenagers navigate love, adolescence and their undocumented status.
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Photos From SPACES Gallery’s Monster Drawing Rally 2026: Drawn Together
The mediums represented included pencil, ink, watercolor, acrylic, collage, and more
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (April 23-26)
David Sedaris returns to the State Theatre and SPACES hosts regional artists for its Monster Drawing Rally
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (April 16-19)
The Cavs open the playoffs at Rocket Arena and Puscifer plays Akron Civic Theatre
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‘Tartuffe’ at Cleveland Play House Proves the Lasting Power of Satire
Molière’s 1664 comedy is given an ’80s twist.
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Photos: Zygote Press Celebrated its New Home With “Proof of Concept”
Zygote Press was founded in 1996 and had been in its most previous home since 2006
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Dobama Hopes to Bridge Divides with Upcoming Production of ‘Sanctuary City’
“I hope people are moved—to laugh, to cry, to sigh… to feel something.”