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Downtown is changing. From the new Cleveland Medical Mart and Convention Center to the renovated theater district of PlayhouseSquare, Cleveland is reinventing its urban city center. The perfect example is the venerated old Higbee Building -- once a legendary department store famous for its appearance in A Christmas Story. Today, it’s being re-imagined as the first casino in Ohio, creating another dot that connects entertainment with downtown’s increasingly vibrant core.

God of Carnage, the 2009 Tony Award winner for Best Play and 2009 Olivier Award winner for Best New Play, is now playing at Dobama Theatre in Cleveland Heights. A humorous and all-to-real look at modern day suburban life, God of Carnage offers a delightful romp at the theatre.

Cleveland Play House presents one of the most ambitious productions of the year. In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play, CPH’s last main stage production for the 2011-2012 season, is now playing in the Second Stage theatre at PlayhouseSquare. In the Next Room also serves as the anchor production for this year’s New Ground Theatre Festival (formerly FusionFest)

Everyone knows that shopping is more than just the material products, it’s about the experience. The variety of upscale shopping centers in the Cleveland area provide fashion hunters the opportunity to create memories including the quest for the perfect piece, the satisfaction of a the first look in dressing room mirrors and great dining options for meal breaks.

Today, many images portray women as sweet, innocent and totally harmless. The Burning River Roller Girls (BRRG) beg to differ. Members of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) and Cleveland’s first all-female, flat-track roller derby team, the Burning River Roller Girls are tough.

The 2012-2013 KeyBank Broadway Series at PlayhouseSquare has been announced. As always, PlayhouseSquare will offer some of the very best shows from the Broadway stage for theatre patrons of all ages.

“To see or not to see, that is the question”… or something like that, anyway. Regardless, the answer is a resounding to see! Hamlet, Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, and one of the world’s most quoted and most translated works of literature, is coming to Baldwin-Wallace College this April. Hamlet is the prince of Denmark, and [...]

The Annual Bach Festival at Baldwin-Wallace College is the oldest collegiate Bach Festival in the nation. In its 80th year, the Bach Festival will take place April 13-15, 2012. Be sure to take in a performance at this premiere Ohio music festival.