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Are you on the hunt for the best chatlines available this year? Yes, they do still exist, and the top chat lines are hotter than ever. No man is an island, as they say, which is why it’s all the more challenging to meet people and create real connections when you consider how messy the…
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How to find single people from Latin countries who are dreaming of romance and don’t mind starting a long-distance relationship? The answer is simpler than you may think — Latin dating sites can help you meet hispanic singles from any region of the world. International online dating has been widely popular in Latin countries, so…
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Best 10 Interracial Dating Sites To Find Love in 2022
Today, there’s a dating website out there for any kind of person looking to meet any type of person. We’re acknowledging different sexualities, preferences, and subcategories of society looking to meet an exceptional someone. Online dating can be overwhelming, so people are increasingly looking for niche sites that help cater to them. One of those…
Update: Midnight Syndicate Releases 14th Studio Album, Announces Return to Cedar Point
Update: Earlier this year, the local Goth act Midnight Syndicate released its first live album, Live Shadows. Recorded between 2014 and 2019 at the multi-media shows at Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends, the album features new material and newly arranged live versions of music from throughout the group’s career. The group also released a series of music…
Update: Local Indie Rockers Cereal Banter Release New Music Video
Update: Locally based indie noisemakers Cereal Banter have just issued a new single and video for “Macro Topic.” The track comes from a forthcoming EP called Upper Depths, which is due this month on streaming services. “I think it’s our catchiest lil number, blistering in its performance yet blissful in its brevity,” says the band’s Joseph…
Update: Agora Adds Second Taylor Tomlinson Show
Update: The Agora has just announced that it’s adding a second performance by the very funny comedian Taylor Tomlinson. Tomlinson, who’s scheduled to perform at 7 p.m. on Nov. 12 at the venue, will now also perform a second show at 9:30 p.m. on that same day. Those tickets go on sale at 10 a.m.…
Update: Ohio Author Alec Wightman to Appear at Rock Hall on July 28
Update: Alec Wightman, who chronicles his life experiences as a music promoter and fan in his new memoir, Music In My Life: Notes From a Longtime Fan, will appear at the Rock Hall on Wednesday, July 28, for an Author Series event. Rock Hall President and CEO Greg Harris will interview Wightman, and a book signing will follow.…
Update: New Single From Local Rockers Mud Whale Offers ‘Realistic Take on Relationships’
Update: In the wake of the release of two previous singles, the local alt-rock act Mud Whale has just put out “French Roast,” a song that, as it’s put in a press release, offers a “playful dance between soothing guitar chords, smooth leads, laid back rhythms and melodic vocals.” The group describes the track as…
Titillating Tidbits: Pepper Spray at Pinecrest and Nina Turner’s Hillary Bump
Our regular roundup of minor happenings, interesting happenings, stuff you missed, stuff we missed, and assorted fun. – Another week, another example of Ridgepark Square representing, this time with a sidewalk-lined birthday party for Donald Trump. – A cool picture and a mystery for Cleveland internet to solve. – Things went sideways at Pinecrest Thursday…
Citizens for a Safer Cleveland Submit Signatures for Police Accountability Ballot Initiative
The grassroots coalition Citizens for a Safer Cleveland submitted signatures at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Wednesday morning for a ballot initiative that would amend the city of Cleveland’s charter to create stronger civilian oversight of the division of police. The group says it gathered nearly 15,400 signatures, (more than double the total required).…
Queensryche Headed to MGM Northfield Park — Center Stage in September
A few years ago, the veteran hard rock act Queensryche came through town and opened for the Scorpions at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. The group impressed during a 45-minute opening set that enabled it to show off the incredible pipes of singer Todd La Torre, who joined the group in 2012 and has…
The Anti-Homeless Crusade of Independence Mayor Gregory Kurtz
On April 15, roughly 150 men experiencing homelessness were transferred by shuttle from the Tudor Arms Doubletree Hotel in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood to the Ramada Inn in Independence. The men were scheduled to stay there, per the terms of a contract between the hotel and Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry (LMM), until the end of August.…
Annual Oktoberfest To Add Second Weekend
After last year’s cancellation, Cleveland’s Oktoberfest will return to the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds over Labor Day weekend. This year, however, organizers have added a second weekend. The event will now take place from Sept. 3 to 6 and from Sept. 10 to 11. Considered one of the largest (if not the largest) Oktoberfest outside of…
First Look: Twin Palms at the Spotted Owl, Opening Thursday June 17
Fifteen months to the day that the Spotted Owl poured its last cocktail before shutting down, Twin Palms at the Spotted Owl will sell its first. That will happen this Thursday, June 17. Owner Will Hollingsworth has had a long time to ruminate on the reopening of his Spotted Owl bars in Tremont (710 Jefferson Ave.,…
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Bryce Vine Coming to Agora in August
Earlier today, multi-platinum pop/hip-hop maverick Bryce Vine announced the dates of a summer tour that’ll kick off on Aug. 11 in Cleveland with a show at the Agora. Tickets to Bryce Vine’s show at the Agora go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday. Vine, who recently released the lowkey anthem “Care At All,” has…
Coheed and Cambria and the Used To Play Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in September
Hard rock acts Coheed and Cambria and the Used just announced the dates of their upcoming summer outdoor co-headlining amphitheater tour. The 18-city U.S. tour includes a Sept. 12 stop at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. Artist pre-sales start at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Tickets for the Coheed and Cambria and the Used concert at Jacobs Pavilion…
Comedian Lewis Black Is Coming to Cleveland This September
Comedian Lewis Black—known for getting extremely pissed off about things like listed ingredients on bottled water labels and how there’s too many types of milk—announced dates for a new 21-city tour, and there’s a stop in Cleveland. The “It Gets Better Everyday Tour” comes to Hilarities September 16th through 19th. All rescheduled shows, and previously…
National Week of Conversation Asks: Can What Unites Us End Toxic Polarization?
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohioans of all political viewpoints and backgrounds are encouraged to learn how they can help defeat the toxic polarization plaguing the country. This is a National Week of Conversation, designed to counteract the hostility often found online through understanding. Rev. Dr. Jeff Sullivan, executive director of the Ohio Council of Churches, said…
And Then There Was One: Arthur Treacher’s in Garfield Heights Closes
Ben Vittoria, owner of the two remaining standalone Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips restaurants, has closed one of them — the Garfield Heights location. That means his Cuyahoga Falls store is the last full-service Arthur Treacher’s in the country. The timing is compelling given the recent spate of media attention, including this writer for this…
Our Revolution Ohio Endorses Justin Bibb for Cleveland Mayor
Our Revolution Ohio, a progressive group that grew out of the Bernie Sanders 2016 presidential campaign, has endorsed nonprofit executive Justin Bibb in the 2021 Cleveland mayor’s race. Citing his “energy, ideas and experience,” the group announced its support in a press release Tuesday, urging Clevelanders to vote for Bibb in the primary on Sept.…
Ohio Awards $600,000 to Sherwin Williams for Road Improvements Near Brecksville R&D Campus
State legislators on the Ohio Controlling Board Monday approved a $600,000 grant to the City of Brecksville that will pay for road improvements near the new Sherwin Williams research and development campus there. These Roadwork Development Grants are one of Ohio’s countless tools for supporting the attraction and expansion of businesses in the state. Another…
Whitney Cummings To Perform at Agora in December
Comedian Whitney Cummings just announced dates for her upcoming Touch Me standup comedy tour that’ll hit more than 25 cities. The tour’s title is a play on Cummings most recent Netflix special, Can I Touch It, and will “destigmatize and celebrate the importance of being together again after over 14 months of isolation.” The trek…
Dennis! Kucinich Formally Declares for Cleveland Mayoral Race
Two days before the filing deadline and months after the rumors began, former mayor, congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich has declared for the 2021 Cleveland Mayoral race. Standing before the script Cleveland sign in Tremont – where, Kucinich reminisced, it all began — Kucinich said that the city of Cleveland needed both a “steady,…
Lakewood’s Thai Thai to Welcome its First Dine-In Customers at New Location
It’s been quite the roller coaster ride for Siriphan “Kiwi” Wongpeng and her beloved Thai Thai restaurant. The popular Lakewood eatery closed at the tail end of 2019 in anticipation of a move to a larger location. Thai Thai 2.0 was slated to open in December, but construction delays pushed that date back (and back)…
Rock Hall To Celebrate 50th Anniversary of ‘Pearl’ With Janis Joplin Fan Weekend
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the release of Janis Joplin’s album Pearl, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will host Janis Joplin Fan Weekend from Aug. 6 to Aug. 8. Joplin’s handwritten lyrics, clothing, and a collection of rare photographs by Barry Feinstein, photographer, filmmaker, and art director responsible for creating some…
Chelsea Handler Bringing Her Vaccinated and Horny Tour to MGM Northfield Park in October
A No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, Chelsea Handler has just announced dates for her Vaccinated and Horny Tour. She performs on Oct. 9 at MGM Northfield Park — Center Stage. The tour comes on the heels of her return to stand-up following the success of her memoir that debuted at the top of the…
Senate Budget Derails Ohio’s Medicaid Managed Care Process
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A plan to revamp Ohio’s Medicaid managed care system could be thrown off course. After two years of input from key stakeholders, the state announced six managed care plans in April, but the Senate-passed budget calls for a re-do of the managed care procurement process, and stipulates managed care organizations based in…
Cleveland Activists Demand Accountability for the Murder of Vincent Belmonte
“You about to lose your job, Larry McDonald!” Through the cracks in the hot pavement and into the rustling trees, on May 31, these words reverberated through the neighborhood surrounding East Cleveland City Hall. Almost five months after the murder of eighteen-year-old Vincent Belmonte by East Cleveland police officer Larry McDonald, activists and organizers gathered…
Cleveland Artists Compete to Display in New CrossCountry Mortgage HQ in Superior Arts District
CrossCounty Mortgage recently announced its $46 million acquisition and renovation of a 168,000-square-foot campus at 2152-2160 Superior Avenue. The new headquarters project, one of Cleveland’s largest in the past decade, will create more than 600 full-time jobs in the city. Part of the CCM plan includes an artist competition where artists are chosen and pitted against…
Stewart Copeland’s Police Deranged for Orchestra Coming to Blossom in September
Stewart Copeland of the Police will perform some of his former band’s greatest hits on drums with the Cleveland Orchestra and guests on Sept. 11 at Blossom as part of a program dubbed Stewart Copeland’s Police Deranged for Orchestra. “Stewart Copeland’s Police Deranged for Orchestra is a high-energy orchestral celebration of legendary rock star and…
Married WKYC Stars Romney Smith and Jason Frazer Departing for NYC
Good morning! @JasonFrazerTV and I have big personal news to announce. We love you OHIO!!! 💞 #NotGonnaCry #AlwaysConnectedOnline pic.twitter.com/Kwzu9eFuhs — Romney Smith (@RomneySmith) June 13, 2021 Romney Smith and Jason Frazer, one of a handful of local media couples, announced Sunday that this week would be their last on WKYC Channel 3. Smith, an anchor…
First Look: ‘Batuqui on the Falls’ Opening Wednesday, June 16
Following more than a year of construction, Carla Batista and Gustavo Nogueira are ready to unveil the second location of their popular Brazilian eatery Batuqui. That will happen in Chagrin Falls this Wednesday, June 16. Like the original, which opened on Larchmere (12706 Larchmere Blvd., 216-801-0227) in 2015, “Batuqui on the Falls” has repurposed an elegant residential building…
Access Matters, OTAs Do Not — The A to Z Podcast with Andre Knott and Zac Jackson
Andre and Zac discuss the Browns’ offensive starters mostly boycotting OTAs and the ongoing battle over media access. Stream full episode below. *** Sign up for Scene’s weekly newsletters to get the latest on Cleveland news, things to do and places to eat delivered right to your inbox.
Best Ukrainian Dating Sites – Explore Online Dating In Ukraine
A huge number of Ukrainian dating sites for online dating make the process of searching, communicating, and dating Ukrainian women and men much more convenient and easier. A variety of options, advanced features, and online translation tools can make your online experience emotional and romantic even if you and your partner are separated by an…
Titillating Tidbits: In USPS Dog Attacks, Cleveland In League of its Own, Plus Larry Nance, Thunderbird, and Goodyear’s Awful Labor Violations
-The United States Postal Service released its annual dog attack data Thursday, revealing that more than 5,800 USPS employees were attacked by dogs in 2020. Cleveland, which no longer counts itself among the top 50 U.S. cities by population, is nevertheless number four in total dog attacks, with 46. Astonishingly, six Ohio cities — Cleveland,…
Singer-Songwriter Andrew McMahon To Play House of Blues in October
Singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon just announced the details of his Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness: Three Pianos Tour, a 32-city U.S. headline tour that includes an Oct. 23 stop at House of Blues. Tickets for Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness: Three Pianos go on sale to general public on Friday, June 18. McMahon, who plays two…
Front Bottoms Coming to the Agora in October
Fueled By Ramen band the Front Bottoms just released their new single, “Voodoo Magic,” a track that features Matt Skiba of Blink-182 and Alkaline Trio on guitar. In the wake of its release, the folk-punk band also revealed details for a 2021 U.S. headline tour, which marks their first proper headline run in support of last…
Arthur Treacher’s Fish and Chips is Alive and Well in Cleveland
Few dining experiences manage to live up to indelible memories of meals shared with family. But one bite into the corn-scented hush puppies at Arthur Treacher’s Fish and Chips in Garfield Heights and I was instantly transported back in time to the restaurant on Mayfield Road. In the mid-1970s, that store, with its iconic yellow…
Vero Pizza in Cleveland Heights to Reopen for Dine-In Service After Installation of New Wood-Burning Oven
Marc-Aurele Buholzer has been baking pizzas in the same oven for nearly a dozen years, nine as the owner of Vero Pizza (12421 Cedar Rd., 216-229-8383) and two and a half as the chef of its predecessor La Gelateria. Soon, he will be receiving and installing his “dream oven,” an Acunto from Naples. He says…
Patton Oswalt To Perform at Agora in December
Comedian, actor, and writer Patton Oswalt just announced his new tour, Patton Oswalt Live: Who’s Ready to Laugh?, will include a Cleveland stop. He’ll stop at the Agora on Dec. 11. A ticket presale is currently underway, and tickets for Patton Oswalt’s show at the Agora go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. tomorrow.…
Accidentals Play Beachland in October
Touring in support of their upcoming release, Vessel, folk-rockers the Accidentals will kick off a U.S. tour in their home state of Michigan this fall and then make their way to the Beachland on Oct. 3. Joined by their friend and collaborator Sawyer Fredericks, the co-bill tour will take the female-fronted, multi-instrumentalist power trio throughout Michigan…
Rapper Kevin Gates Coming to Agora in October
Rapper Kevin Gates just announced details of his Khaza Tour, an extensive North American tour that includes a performance at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. The trek stops at the Agora on Oct. 8. The Louisiana rapper, who recorded his last album, Only the Generals Part II, in Puerto Rico to celebrate his heritage, is…
Bibb, Reed File Petitions for Cleveland Mayoral Election
Nonprofit executive Justin Bibb and former Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed have now formally submitted their petitions to run for Mayor of Cleveland. Bibb and Reed separately dropped off their signatures at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Thursday morning, joining State Senator Sandra Williams as official candidates. Assuming at least 3,000 of their submitted signatures…
In Advance of Next Week’s Beachland Show, Mike Zito Talks About Recording During the Pandemic
Like many musicians, Texas-based guitarist, singer, songwriter and record producer Mike Zito, a founding member of Royal Southern Brotherhood, a terrific blues-rock supergroup which also included Cyril Neville, Devon Allman, Yonrico Scott and Charlie Wooton, makes his living on the road. Last year, when the pandemic hit, Zito had just started a European tour that…
20 Things To Do in Cleveland This Weekend (June 10-13)
THU 06/10 New Soft Shoe Nine years ago, on what local singer-songwriter Brent Kirby calls a drunken dare, a group of Cleveland friends and musicians showed up at the Happy Dog to play a couple sets of tunes by the late, great Gram Parsons. Dubbed the New Soft Shoe, the group has been at it…
Will Ohio Get a ‘Fair’ Fix for School Funding?
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget yesterday, and education advocates are hopeful lawmakers from both chambers can reach an agreement on a fair fix for the state’s school financing system. The current funding formula was declared unconstitutional more than two decades ago. It relies heavily on property taxes,…
Vax-a-Million Scholarship Winner is from Northeast Ohio for Second Consecutive Week
Sarah Afaneh of Sheffield Lake was announced as the third winner of the Ohio Vax-a-Million scholarship lottery. Like the two previous teenage winners, Afaneh has won an all-expenses-paid scholarship to an Ohio public university of her choice. Though Sheffield Lake is in Lorain County, just west of Cuyahoga, she is the second Northeast Ohio student…
Top 10 Free Jewish Dating Sites to Meet Jewish Singles Online
Are you looking for a fantastic Jewish dating site? You’re not alone. Thankfully, there are plenty of Jewish people looking to find a date online. As a result, a lot of niche dating sites have developed over the years. You’ll also find plenty of larger dating sites that have search filters that enable you to…
10 Best Dating Sites for Farmers to Find Love: Free Cowboy Dating Sites
Good old boys often have a difficult time finding a good partner to ride alongside them in the journey of life. Fortunately, the Internet is making it easier for people to meet and connect, no matter where in the world they live or what they do for a living. In the list below, you’ll find…
Cavs G-League Team, Canton Charge, Moving to Cleveland, Will Play at Wolstein Center
The Canton Charge, the Cleveland Cavaliers minor league affiliate, will move from Canton to Cleveland next season and play its regular-season home games at the Cleveland State University Wolstein Center. The ‘G-League’ franchise, which the Cavaliers acquired in 2011 and which has called the Canton Memorial Civic Center home for nine seasons, is moving closer…
Brian Regan Coming to Akron Civic in November
Comedian Brian Regan dropped out of school to pursue a career in comedy back in 1980. At the time, he had no idea whether he’d made the right decision. Decades later, it appears that Regan, a comedy superstar, did the right thing. “I just knew when I was young that I had this passion to…
Amigo the Devil To Perform at Beachland in September
Eclectic singer-songwriter Amigo the Devil (aka Danny Koran) has announced an extensive tour that includes a Sept. 20 stop at the Beachland Ballroom. The tour supports Amigo the Devil’s latest effort, Born Against, which came out earlier this year. Tejon Street Corner Thieves and Stephanie Lambring will open the show. Tickets to the Amigo the Devil concert at…
MidTown’s Weekly Food Truck Corral the Chomp Has Returned
Earlier this month, Downtown Cleveland Alliance announced that Walnut Wednesday would return after a one-year hiatus. Not to be outdone, MidTown Cleveland has revived its weekly food truck roundup the Chomp. Every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., one or more food trucks will park at Colonel Young Park (E. 46th St. and Prospect).…
Observers Raise Red Flags about Expanding Toxic Brine Use in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Oil and gas industry waste that’s used to melt ice on roads could become more prevalent in Ohio. Brine from conventional wells can be permitted for use as a deicer and a dust suppressant on roads by municipalities and government agencies. House Bill 282 would classify brine as a commodity and loosen…
Towpath Trail in Tremont Officially Opens This Afternoon
Cleveland residents are emerging from the pandemic to the grand opening of hotly anticipated urban multi-purpose trails. Last month, the Metroparks’ Redline Greenway cut its ribbon — we called the west side trail an “instant Cleveland gem.” And today, a 2.5 mile stretch of Towpath in the Tremont neighborhood officially opens as well. The Tremont…
Flowers in Flames Release ‘West of Eden’ EP
The local hard rock Flowers in Flames has just released West of Eden. It’s the band’s third release, and it draws from post-punk, shoegaze and psychedelia. During the course of its career, the band has shared the stage with acts such as Pop Culture Suicide, Kid Congo Powers and the Pink Monkey Birds, Martin Atkins…
Savage Love: My Closeted Boyfriend Puts Me Down for Being Gay in Front of Friends to Throw Them off the Scent
I’ve been living with my boyfriend for a year. We met on FetLife and I was honest about being in an open relationship (at the time) and seeking a sexual connection over a relationship. But one nut after another and pretty soon we were professing our love for each other and he shared that he…
10 Free Muslim Dating Sites and Apps for Single Muslims to Try – Unveiled Summary
Finding your soulmate is not as easy as it once was, especially when it comes to Muslim dating. Social distancing, cultural differences, and the isolation within one’s technological bubble all make it harder for us to approach someone new. But technology also facilitates connections with new people that we have never met before. Our editor…
Sandra Williams is First Cleveland Mayoral Candidate to File Petitions at Board of Elections
State Senator Sandra Williams filed petitions Tuesday morning at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, becoming the first 2021 candidate for Cleveland Mayor to do so. Williams’ campaign confirmed to Scene that Williams filed nearly 5,000 signatures, (a good deal more than the 3,000 valid signatures required to qualify), which had been gathered by volunteers…
Joe Bonamassa To Perform at Youngstown’s Covelli Centre in November
Singer-guitarist Joe Bonamassa is finally getting back on the road. While he was grounded due to the pandemic, Bonamassa put his efforts into raising money for his non-profit Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation through the Fueling Musicians Program. This relief fund is dedicated to assisting touring musicians unable to make a living due to the…
English Rock Act Architects Coming to Agora in November
The England-based post-metalcore act Architects just announced a 2021 North America headline tour that includes a Nov. 27 date at the Agora. The band will tour in support of its ninth studio record, For Those That Wish To Exist. “For Those That Wish To Exist finds Architects tackling the biggest questions facing the future of…
Long Awaited Dennis Kucinich Memoir Detailing Muny Light Battle Out Today
Dennis Kucinich will, in all likelihood, run for Mayor of Cleveland. But in recent weeks, the former mayor and congressman has been occupied with the promotion of his long-awaited memoir, The Division of Light and Power, which is available today for purchase at last. Kucinich has teased the publication of this second memoir for years. It…
Quinn XCII and Chelsea Cutler To Play Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in September
Over the past six years, Quinn XCII (pronounced Quinn Ninety Two) has amassed over 2.5 billion global streams and delivered hit singles such as “Straightjacket,” “Flare Guns,” “Stacy” and “Love Me Less.” During that time, singer, songwriter and producer Chelsea Cutler has gone from bedroom-constructed uploads to 2 billion-plus cumulative streams and one of today’s…
Homeless Musicians To Launch Charity Tour in Cleveland
Musicians who go by the monikers Tuune and Silvr became homeless recently after selling all of their belongings in order to tour the U.S. and promote their soon-to-be-released single “Rock Yo Body.” “They understood that though they had made a conscious decision to give up everything and be homeless in order to pursue their dreams, that…
Bayside to Perform at the Agora in September
The punk act Bayside just announced the 21 Years of Really Bad Luck Tour, presented by Violent Gentlemen. More than a year in the making, the anniversary event will feature a career-spanning set celebrating the group’s 21st anniversary with songs from across its discography. The tour comes to the Agora on Sept. 10. Senses Fail, Hawthorne…
Counting Crows Coming to Youngstown in August
Fresh off the release of Butter Miracle, Suite One, their first album in nearly seven years, Counting Crows announced the dates for the Butter Miracle tour. Frank Turner, Seán Barna and Matt Sucich are the support acts for the tour. The jaunt includes a stop at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheater in Youngstown on Aug. 10.…
Groups Say Biden Proposals Would Boost Lake Erie Restoration in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Groups that fight for clean, affordable water are speaking out in favor of President Joe Biden’s proposed budget, which would put billions of dollars into water-related projects in the Great Lakes region. The American Jobs Plan proposes millions more for the area. Laura Rubin, director of the Healing our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition,…
Prosperity Social Club To Host ‘Lost Civil War’ Book Signing on Saturday
Local author Laura DeMarco will celebrate the upcoming release of her new book, Lost Civil War: The Disappearing Legacy of America’s Greatest Conflict, with a book signing that takes place from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday at Prosperity Social Club. DeMarco spent her childhood visiting Civil War battlefields, memorials and museums with her family.…
Margie’s Closet on Cleveland/Lakewood Border is More than Just a Thrift Store
While Cleveland’s LGBTQIA+ community and its allies observed the first weekend of pride month, Margie’s Closet, a thrift store catering to the transgender, non-binary, and gender-expansive communities, celebrated its grand opening with a wine and cheese night complete with live music, stand-up comedy and even a burlesque performance. “Some folks may see something like a…
Toadies To Bring Their ‘Rubberneck’ Anniversary Tour to House of Blues in October
The alt-rock act Toadies just announced that they’ll tour this fall to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their platinum-selling debut Rubberneck. Technically, it’s the album’s 27th anniversary, but the pandemic cancelled all the band’s tour dates and the Rubberneck 25th anniversary run will be the first Toadies shows since December 2019. The trek comes to House of Blues on…
Negative Space Gallery Features Imaginative Series by Puerto Rico Native Ray Rodríguez
Resident artist and curator Tessa LeBaron invited Ray Rodríguez to present the “Wanderer” exhibition on May 29th at Negative Space Gallery (3820 Superior Ave.), a hidden Asia Town gem that has been called a “true non-profit host for communal exchange.” “Rodríguez’s art is full of mysticism and symbolism. I feel his work to be complimentary…
Music Incubator Recipient Cory Grinder To Play Album Release Show on Friday at Beachland
Locally based Cory Grinder and the Playboy Scouts release their new album, Honky Tonkin’ Beauty Supreme, this week on vinyl and CD on Cleveland-based Blue Arrow Records, an imprint that locals Debbie and Pete Gulyas run out of their used vinyl storefront of the same name. The duo created the label to release solo material from…
Tower City Could Become Nation’s Largest and Most Advanced Technology and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Hub Slash Water Park
Good morning from Tower City. pic.twitter.com/qJc6583GrM — brooke miller (@buhrooke) June 7, 2021 Having an extremely normal one here in Cleveland pic.twitter.com/Uw8jDCr444 — Abnormal Scrutiny (@marxandlennon) June 7, 2021 Instead of a long-term vision for the Avenue at Tower City, Dan Gilbert’s Bedrock Detroit has let the property languish. The company is currently attempting to…
Great Lakes Science Center To Host Outdoor Performance of ‘Alice’
Great Lakes Science Center has partnered with the Cleveland Ballet for two performances of Alice, the Alice in Wonderland story reimagined as a ballet. The performances will take place in an outdoor circus ring on the front lawn of the Science Center at 6 and 8 p.m. on Friday in a special, one-hour, live production…
260,000 Vaccinated at Wolstein Center During 12-Week Run
More than 260,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccine were administered at the Cleveland State University Wolstein Center mass vaccination site during its 12-week run, officials announced on the occasion of the site’s wind-down. Monday will be the final day of vaccination at the site, where U.S. service members have been jabbing arms of locals and non-locals…
2021 Cleveland Air Show Scheduled for Labor Day Weekend
Get your ear plugs out, because the Cleveland Air Show is returning to the shores of Lake Erie on Labor Day weekend (Sept. 4, 5 & 6) once again. The 2021 show at Burke Lakefront Airport will feature the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. “We appreciate our fans understanding and patience during this unusual year. We will be following…
CAN Triennial Announces 2022 Theme — “You Are Here” — and Opens Artist Applications
After a long and abrupt hiatus due to COVID-19, Cleveland’s Collective Arts Network (CAN) and organizers of CAN Triennial have opened up artist applications to participate in its 2022 exhibition. The theme and title for the 2022 citywide art event is, “YOU ARE HERE.” Applications will be open until Sept. 30. CAN is the guiding…
Leaders of Ohio Children’s Services Repeat Pleas for Local Funding
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Children’s services leaders in Ohio are reiterating calls for more funding to local agencies. Specifically, they’re asking the Senate Finance Committee for $50 million per year in general revenue funds in the biennium budget to support counties facing additional costs associated with new state and federal system transformation mandates. Jody Walker, director…
Titillating Tidbits: Hudson Vet Censored for Mentioning Black People in Speech. Who Will Get to the Bottom of This? Plus Fount’s ‘Carbon Footprint’
This is an EMBARRASSMENT. I want to know why the organizers felt they had to censor this veteran at our Hudson Memorial Day event! https://t.co/oXoEWVT2yI — Rep. Casey Weinstein (@RepWeinstein) June 2, 2021 Titillating Tidbits is our weekly roundup of minor but interesting happenings, stuff you missed, stuff we missed, and assorted fun. -A racial…
Live Music Returns to the Rock Hall in July
Truly committed to supporting live music and the local music scene, the Rock Hall just announced its summer schedule of live music and programming. “Our summer lineup of live music and programming gives fans and families a chance to experience the power of rock & roll at our remarkable lakefront location. We are grateful to…
Doug Katz to Close Chutney B at Van Aken District, Anthony Zappola to Open Le Stand in Same Space
Doug Katz has announced that he will close Chutney B, the fast-casual Indian/Thai rice bowl concept inside the Market Hall at Van Aken District. He says that his two-year lease was coming up for renewal and that it made sense not to renew in order to focus on his upcoming projects. In April, he revealed…
Marion Anita Gardner Appointed to Fill Ken Johnson’s City Council Seat
Cuyahoga County Probate Court Judge Anthony Russo has appointed Marion Anita Gardner to serve the brief remainder of Ward 4 Cleveland City Councilman Ken Johnson’s term. Johnson was arrested on federal corruption charges in February and was suspended from his seat by a panel of retired justices appointed by the Ohio Supreme Court. Gardner, according…
Comedian Bert Kreischer To Perform at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in November
Not many comedians have fought a grizzly bear. In his 2005 television movie Hurt Bert, Bert Kreischer not only comes face to face with a ferocious (yet ultimately harmless) bear, but lives to tell you about it in his nationally successful comedy act. The hugely popular Kreischer will bring his the Berty Boy tour to…
Steve Earle & the Dukes Coming to the Kent Stage in July
Steve Earle & The Dukes have announced the dates of a U.S. tour that includes a July 30 stop at the Kent Stage. The iconic Americana artist and his band most recently released their 20th studio album J.T., a tribute to Earle’s late son, singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle. Artist advances and royalties from J.T. are…
All Time Low To Play Agora in September
The pop-punk band All Time Low just announced that it’ll embark on a run of U.S. headline shows with support from the Maine and Grayscale. The tour stops at the Agora on Sept. 1. All Time Low recently received nominations for both Alternative Rock Song of the Year and Alternative Rock Artist of the Year…
Local Rapper Floco Torres Releases New Music Video in Advance of Upcoming Grog Shop Show
Earlier this year, local rapper Floco Torres released his latest single, “Last Days,” a mellow tune about resistance and perseverance. Now, Torres has released a music video for the track. Shot at the historic Civic Theatre in downtown Akron, the video arrives in advance of Torres’ upcoming show with MOSSOM and Free Black! on June…
18 Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (June 3-6)
THU 06/03 A Little Night Music: Jazz, Classical, & More Enjoy music, drink, food, and the beautiful garden at the Bingham-Hanna Mansion of the Cleveland History Center at this series put on by locally based Jim Wadsworth Productions. Tonight, trumpeter Dominick Farinacci and percussionist/drummer Jamey Haddad, two jazz musicians with deep ties to Northeast Ohio,…
First Look: Acqua di Luca, Opening in the Warehouse District in Mid-June
Lola and Luca Sema got the keys to 500 W. St Clair Ave., the former home of XO Steaks, about eight months ago. After stripping the space down to its exposed-brick shell and rebuilding it, the husband-and-wife team is nearly ready to invite their first dinner guests to Acqua di Luca. That is expected to…
Op-Ed: John Marshall was Pro-Slavery Extremist Even by 19th Century Standards. Change CSU Law School’s Name.
Last December, Scene published my essay explaining why Cleveland State University should change the name of our public law school. I won’t rehash my entire argument here. But it bears repeating that the fourth chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Marshall, owned some 200 slaves and at one point auctioned off some of…
Cleveland APL is Full. You Can Adopt a Cat or Kitten for Cheap This Weekend.
The Cleveland Animal Protective League (1729 Willey Ave.) has announced that it’s full up with cats and kittens. Due to the overload, it’s offering steep discounts on adoptions this weekend, (June 3 – 6). All cats five months or older will be $25 to adopt (regularly $50), and all kittens younger than five months will…
Dino Safari Setting Up at the Shoppes at Parma This Month
Cleveland native Tom Zaller and his company Imagine Exhibitions bring Dino Safari, an educational dinosaur drive-thru experience, to the Shoppes at Parma on Saturday for a residency that extends through Sunday, June 27. Featuring more than 40 giant moving dinosaurs, including Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, Microraptor and, of course, T. Rex, the 60-minute drive-thru dino experience includes audio narration for…
The Second Ohio Vax-a-Million Scholarship Winner is from Cuyahoga County
Mayfield Village’s Zoie Vincent was announced as the second winner of the Ohio Vax-a-Million scholarship lottery Wednesday evening. The Cuyahoga County resident will win an all-expenses-paid scholarship to an Ohio public university of her choice. Vincent joins Joseph Costello, who won the scholarship prize last week. The million-d0llar winner Wednesday was Jonathan Carlyle, of Toledo. The…
Man Shot in Eye at May 30th Demonstration Sues Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Officer Who Fired Beanbag Round
This what the police do when you're walking alone unarmed in the street in Cleveland Ohio pic.twitter.com/ZkvWqANB8L — Dr. Splenda 👨🏿🎤 (@OGJohnTee) July 16, 2020 A 25-year-old Sandusky man who was shot in the eye during the May 30th racial justice demonstrations in downtown Cleveland has filed suit against Cuyahoga County, the County Sheriff’s Department…
Cloud Nothings Coming to Beachland in November
Locally based indie rockers Cloud Nothings just announced an upcoming North American tour in support of their new album, The Shadow I Remember. The headlining tour includes 23 shows in total before wrapping up with a concert on Nov. 19 at the Beachland Ballroom. Tickets to the Cloud Nothings show at the Beachland Ballroom go…
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Atreyu’s Baptize Tour To Stop at Agora in November
The hard rock act Atreyu will release its new album, Baptize, this week, and in the wake of its release, the group will embark on the Baptize tour this fall. The jaunt includes a Nov. 30 stop at the Agora. The trek will feature special guests Crown the Empire, Tetrarch, Saul and Defying Decay. “The…
Punch Bowl Social to Reopen in the Flats on June 9
After initially closing in March due to COVID, Punch Bowl Social (1086 W. 11th St., 216-239-1508) in the Flats reopened in July of 2020, only to close again in November. It has remained closed since then. But come Wednesday, June 9, the popular downtown destination will be reopening again. Guests can look forward to new seasonal cocktails…
Ohio Republicans are Setting Their Masks on Fire to Celebrate the Expiration of State Health Orders
In honor of the expiring health orders: pic.twitter.com/BxqkgeH4MA — Attorney General Dave Yost (@Yost4Ohio) June 2, 2021 That’s Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, who is now recovered from his December bout with Covid-19, crouching in his backyard and setting a blue surgical mask aflame after dousing it with lighter fluid. The video, which Yost said…
Brewer and Chef Depart Immigrant Son Project Prior to Opening Day
Immigrant Son (18120 Sloane Ave.) is one of the most anticipated of summer openings. The restaurant and brewery is billed as the first actual brewery in Lakewood. Work has steadily been progressing on the former Constantino’s Market, a 9,000-square-foot building that will feature a 10-barrel brewery in one half and a 200-seat bar and restaurant…
