New Rock and Roll Mural Downtown
There is a new mural at West 3rd and St Clair in Cleveland about half a mile from the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and Museum. It depicts four
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Cleveland Taco Festival
This was my first time at the Cleveland Taco Festival and it was a blast. It covers lots of real estate on the West Bank of the Flats and produces some amazing
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Cleveland National Air Show – From Jacob’s Pavilion
I didn’t plan on seeing any of the Cleveland National Air Show this year because I had several other events over the Labor Day weekend. The 2026 Cleveland National Air
Military & Public Safety
Never Forget 25 Years Ago – September 11, 2001
I will never forget. Mom and I were at the office at East 32nd and Payne. Debbie called and said “a plane flew into the World Trade Center”. Mom asked,
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One World Day Parade of Flags 2026 in Cleveland
The Cleveland Cultural Gardens hosted their 80th One World Day celebration on Sunday August 30, 2026. As always, the Parade of Flags was a highlight featuring about 1500 marchers from
Life in the Land, Sports & Fitness
Fun in the wind at Edgewater Beach
It was a windy afternoon so the crowd wasn’t large at Edgewater Beach in Cleveland but the wind made for some nice waves and fun in Lake Erie.
Culture
Coffee (Qawah) first invented in Yemen
We spoke with Marwan from Qawah House at a preview for One World Day in the Cleveland Cultural gardens on August 30, 2026. He told us that Qawah means Coffee
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ArtLens Reimagined: The Intersection of Art, Technology, and Innovation
ArtLens Gallery at the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) was launched in December 2012 and known as Gallery One. It is/was an innovative space at the CMA which combines the
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Fun with Maps – Ceuta (and Melilla and Gibraltar)
If you are like me you never heard of Ceuta until a week or so ago when many migrants – some report over 60,000 – went from Morocco to the