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Concert Photos: Elyria’s Stocker Center Hosts New Country Tinged Fundraiser
Its annual Guitars for Girls event brought tens of thousands of dollars in donations for breast cancer research.
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Rock Hall Expansion To Open November 22
Rock Hall CEO Greg Harris said the triangular-shaped community space is “complimentary” to I.M. Pei’s original building design.
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Concert Photos: L7 Farewell Tour Makes Stop at Globe Iron
The Los Angeles punk band parked their “Last Hurrah” tour in the Flats West Bank on Tuesday.
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Great Lakes Theater’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ is a Delicious, Steampunk Take on the Award-Winning Musical
The Demon Barber’s revenge is sweet in this retrofuture adaptation.
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Concert Photos: Candlebox Packs House of Blues in Post Retirement Tour
The alt rockers made a stop downtown Cleveland on their 32-city Can’t Quit You tour.
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Four Years After Exodus, ArtCraft Artists Say They’re Happy In Their New Home
Central air, working elevators and private studios seems to have quashed any sour grapes now at the Twist Drill. But can their new space help them sell art?
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Photos: Dropkick Murphys Rally Around Brian Poindexter in Brook Park
The Celtic punk band came out to back the congressional candidate this weekend ten days before the election.
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Fifteen Years on, Arms & Armour Continues To Push Musical Boundaries
The local group’s new album, ‘The Hunted,’ arrives on September 4
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Chrissy Cavotta’s Port Royale Brought the Runway to the Cuyahoga Riverfront
Alley Cat played host to the fashion guru’s annual swimwear show in Cleveland.
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Ohio Has Blocked a Lot of Wind and Solar. Its Residents Pay the Price.
The clean energy projects thwarted by state lawmakers could have gone a long way toward meeting spiking energy demand, lowering bills, and eliminating pollution.
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Ohio House Approves Food Stamp Funding That Will Leave Big Shortfalls in Urban Counties
The proposal, replacing lost administrative funding, makes 59 counties whole but leaves multimillion dollar gaps for several counties
