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Cleveland to Host a Fashion Week for the First Time Since 2017
CLEFW, which is not affiliated with the now-dormant Fashion Week Cleveland, will be held across the city in July 2025
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Russell Atkins, Cleveland Poet Who Made Strides in Avant-Garde Scene, Dead at 98
A Clevelander for much of his life, Atkins was a friend and contemporary of Langston Hughes and Amiri Baraka
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Mike Shea, Founder of Alternative Press, Starts Ruffian Books, a Music-Focused and Cleveland-Based Publishing Company
Ruffian Books is dedicated to “exploring the unconventional” in music history
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Cleveland Poets and Couple Kortney Morrow and Quartez Harris Are on the Rise
Exploring the self, the other, the union, the art and a six-figure book deal
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Literary Cleveland to Host Third Annual Poetry Festival in April
About 18 poets, from Cleveland and elsewhere, will host readings and workshops
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FRONT International Cleveland Triennial Abruptly Cancels 2025 Show, Will Shut Down Operations
Citing changing funding priorites and below-average money raised for the next iteration, FRONT will end
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He Moved From Hollywood to Convert a Small Town Ohio High School Into a Film Production Studio. Will Business Follow?
With Ohio’s Motion Picture Tax Credit increasing, Schoolyard Studio hopes to draw even more movies and TV shows to film in the state
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In Cleveland’s Post-Covid DIY Revival, Queer Black Drag in Midtown and Hardcore in Taco Bell Parking Lots
New spaces and voices are guiding Cleveland’s homegrown music scene into inclusive and interesting places
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A New Survey of Cleveland Musicians Will Attempt to Calibrate Local Scene
The Cleveland Music Census, a citywide data exploration in collaboration with 19 other U.S. cities, is the first since 2011
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John Ewing, Cinematheque Co-Founder, Will Retire Next June After Four Decades
A guiding hand at Cleveland’s arthouse theater, he’s made the Cinematheque a vital, interesting and affordable destination
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Masonic Auditorium Poised for $8 Million Facelift Thanks to Owner Temple Live
A rehab of Midtown’s 250,000 square-foot behemoth hopes to make the Masonic “the coolest venue in Cleveland” with upgraded sound and more