At 5:30 p.m. on Friday, May 8, Mike Petrone will perform his 7,000th piano show at Johnny's Downtown.

Last July, a Cuyahoga Falls shop sold a box of baseball cards that included a redemption voucher for a card that featured Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge. That card auctioned for $2.16 million. https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/inside-northeast-ohio-s-lucrative-high-stakes-card-collecting-scene/

Cleveland Ballet dancer Alexander Guzman is known both for his performances on Northeast Ohio stages and his work creating costume designs for ballet dancers.  🔗 https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cleveland-ballet-s-alexander-guzman-designs-costumes-built-for-dance/

Looking for some new tunes? We feature a snippet of the local scene in our Cleveland Current playlist, updated every month with a new mix of music. 🔗 Listen here: https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/30-new-songs-by-greater-cleveland-musicians/

Mike Petrone is known for his hometown piano performances, playing classic songs on weeknights at Johnny's Downtown since it opened in 1993. On Friday, he'll play his 7,000th show there. 🔗 https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/pianist-mike-petrone-to-play-his-7-000th-show-at-johnny-s-downtown/

Fifty-six years ago today, the National Guard fired 67 rounds into a group of Kent State students protesting the Vietnam War. Four were killed, and nine were wounded.   📷 Courtesy News Service May 4 photographs. Kent State University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives.

The most iconic billboard figure in Cleveland now shares his story. "The Misny Method," arriving on Friday, dives into the personal injury lawyer's life and rise to regional fame.  🔗 Read more: https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/tim-misny-makes-them-pay-and-makes-you-read-his-new-book/

A gut job transformed a Pepper Pike home into a transitional showplace that is colorful without the commitment.

Joining the Rocket Arena's menu are items like Flour Pizza Co.'s Spicy Meatballer Pizza, Pearl's Kitchen's Cajun Chicken Soul Rolls, Rocco’s Short Rib Steamed Buns and more.

With more states grappling with hemp-derived THC products — and federal rules still evolving — Ohio's fight could become a test case for the industry nationwide.

"With the Michelin Guide, you never know who’s coming in, when they’re coming in or how often," says Cleveland chef Dante Boccuzzi. "You have to be at your best all the time.”

Under a tentative agreement, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne said the county will invest $150 million over the next six years to repair and modernize the Justice Center.

The goal of the viral Culture Swap video series is simple: Step outside your comfort zone, laugh a little and realize you might have more in common than you think.

The goal of the viral Culture Swap video series is simple: Step outside your comfort zone, laugh a little and realize you might have more in common than you think.

Northeast Ohio drivers should brace for six years of construction delays.

🌱 Ramps are in season for only a few weeks in April and May. A Midwest culinary treat, the greens draw both local chefs and foragers into the woods for an enthusiastic harvest. Read more: https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/ramps-are-a-foraged-springtime-delicacy-in-greater-cleveland/

Atlanta-based Gray Media owns and operates three television stations in Cleveland — WOIO (CBS affiliate), WUAB (CW) and WTCL-LD (Telemundo).

Located in a small space across from the Ritz-Carlton hotel’s longtime Turn Bar & Kitchen on the sixth floor, the new Sushi By Bou restaurant offers an elevated omakase experience. https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/sushi-by-bou-offers-a-more-affordable-omakase-sushi-experience-in-cleveland/

A decade after our championship year, there are infinite reasons to love Cleveland. In our April cover story, we collect 26 reasons that represent who we are now. 🔗 clevelandmagazine.com/articles/26-...

The 2026 Home Issue is all about midcentury modern design. Frank Lloyd Wright is revered as a great American architect to help pioneer this style in affordable family homes, and much of his impact lies right in our backyard. 🔗 clevelandmagazine.com/articles/the...

Go for gold in our February issue. 🥇 In the 2026 Winter Olympics, Cleveland Heights' Laila Edwards hits the rink as the first Black woman to play for Team USA hockey. Meanwhile, Westlake's Red Gerard hits the slopes for what could be his final Olympics. 🔗 clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cle...

Our Most Interesting People issue stars Bay Village native Lili Reinhart, who will star in three new movies in 2026. “Right now, I’m on this path of making each project I do very different from the last. I don’t want to play the same character twice.” clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cle...

From the Christmas Story House in Tremont to the twinkling lights of Public Square, Cleveland bursts with merry cheer every holiday season. In the December issue of Cleveland Magazine, we look at the enduring traditions of the most wonderful time of the year. 🎄 clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cle...

Earlier this month, Cleveland State University transferred operations of WCSB FM 89.3 to Ideastream Public Media. The longtime college radio station went off the air, replaced by a 24/7 jazz program. clevelandmagazine.com/articles/los...

Dozens of yoga styles, from restorative, to vinyasa and iyengar, see new life here in Cleveland, as studios stretch into both familiar and uncharted territory with one-off and recurring classes of several calibers. clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cle...

On a crook of the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Harshaw Chemical Co.’s Harvard-Denison factory once made extraordinary contributions to the Manhattan Project, the United States’ program to develop the first atomic bomb in the 1940s. Read more: clevelandmagazine.com/articles/man...

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A new, enclosed Huntington Bank Field will be built in Brook Park, and the current home of the Cleveland Browns in Downtown Cleveland will be demolished for lakefront redevelopment for which the owners of the Browns will help finance to the tune of $100 million. clevelandmagazine.com/articles/bro...

“Death is beautiful, and it can be healing, and it can be eye-opening,” says Brandi Wiles, the founder of Cleveland Death Society. Read more about the organization and its monthly "Drinks Over Death" events. clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cle...

The City of Cleveland is appealing ODOT’s decision to approve a construction permit for the Haslam Sports Group’s $2.4 billion dome, citing airspace safety concerns and calling the ruling “unsupported by evidence.” Read more: clevelandmagazine.com/articles/cit...

The stars of the WNBA don’t touch down at Rocket Arena until May 2028, but the race is on to build the foundation of the yet-to-be-named Cleveland basketball team. clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/s... @wnba.com

Cleveland Heights native Travis Kelce and international superstar Taylor Swift are officially getting married: clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

The leaves are changing, the weather is cooling off, and it's the best time of year to get outside in Northeast Ohio. Our September cover feature is dedicated to the great outdoors. clevelandmagazine.com/things-to-do...

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Eddie Olschansky is one of the many anglers to fish the Cuyahoga River from his kayak. Unlike most fishermen, he always comes back with a catch. Sometimes, he nets small mouth bass or catfish, but more often, he’s fishing for trash. Read more: clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/p...

Get your bookmarks ready: This month, Cleveland Magazine celebrates the written word in our "Reading Cleveland" feature, exploring a world of books just in time for summer reading season. 📚 clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

Northeast Ohio Devo fans showed up in force for the band's farewell tour on Sunday night. clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

A new annual scholarship will support students pursuing comedy, entertainment and content creation at John Carroll University, courtesy of 2019 graduate Marcello Hernandez, known for his performances on Saturday Night Live. clevelandmagazine.com/education/ar...

My latest, for @clevelandmag.bsky.social, on the late, lamented Geauga Lake. clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/1...

Cleveland chefs Hedy and Talia Trovato of Coppia put their marriage and culinary chops to the test tomorrow night in the $50K finale of Chopped: Hungry for Love on Food Network. clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

Philomena Bake Shop's allergen-friendly twist on cassata cake, the iconic Italian-American dessert, keeps the tradition alive for all to enjoy: clevelandmagazine.com/food-drink/a...

Globe Iron, which opens this Friday, adds to AEG's expanding portfolio of venues in Northeast Ohio — and to a smattering of new Cleveland venues that have opened in the past few years.

Cleveland restaurants are finding ways to expand and evolve. A new class of star chefs flips the script, as Filipino food, Ohio wine, all-day cafes and Gen Z drinking culture Make their mark. This is how we eat now. clevelandmagazine.com/food-drink/b...

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The Cleveland Browns took Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham with the fifth pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Browns earlier in the evening traded the No. 2 pick in a blockbuster trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

On Friday night, Cleveland drag queen Onya Nurve slayed her way to the top of Rupaul's Drag Race, snatching the crown on the finale of the hit TV show's 17th season, and earning a $200,000 prize. 👑 clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

My latest, for @clevelandmag.bsky.social, on the most exclusive dining spot in the city in 1963. clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/t...

Cleveland's OnyaNurve will go head to head with fellow drag queens Lexi Love, Sam Star and Jewels Sparkles in the highly anticipated season finale of #DragRace tonight. 🔗 Read more: clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

🎶 Record Store Day takes place this Saturday. Whether you're looking to pick up a pristine new release, or to crate-dig, there are plenty of shops worth checking out in Northeast Ohio.

Mattel named LeBron James the first-ever "Kenbassador," a new role honoring real-life role models who inspire change. clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/p...