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Local author turns trauma into triumph in her debut novel
Cleveland native Melody Chu's debut novel, "Mathey Girls" draws from her personal experiences of loss and friendship to tell a compelling story of grief and self-discovery. Chu's own journey has gone from international lawyer to author, and her novel reflects personal themes of enduring friendships and overcoming adversity.
Beyond bilingual: GALA forges a decade of language immersion in Cleveland
Global Ambassadors Language Academy (GALA) in the West Park neighborhood is the state's only dual language charter academy offering immersion in Spanish and Mandarin. Since its inception in 2016, GALA has grown steadily each year, setting students up for success in an increasingly globalized world.
Read Your Way to a Sundae: Malley's Chocolates sweetens summer with youth reading program
Malley's Chocolates has launched the second year of its summer reading program, partnering with local libraries to encourage young readers. The program offers sweet incentives for reading hours logged, with a grand prize of a chocolate factory tour.
Stop the Hate: Cara Miller, Garfield Heights High School
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
Stop the Hate: Lamaree DeShae White, Rhodes School of Environmental Studies
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
South Euclid Food Truck Park returns for third season with hot acts, good food, and expanded season
The South Euclid Food Truck Park will launch its third and longest season this weekend—hosting food trucks, live music, and other entertainment throughout the summer in the city's growing Mayfield-Green Downtown District.
Stop the Hate: Rebecca Ester, Glenville High School
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
Stop the Hate: Adeline Chalker Harding Middle School
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
Stop the Hate: Students recognized in Maltz Museum’s Stop the Hate contest
The Maltz Museum In April hosted its 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out contest winners at the Cuyahoga Community College. FreshWater is publishing the essays and poems of six selected winners who stand up to hate and discrimination.
Stop the Hate: Addison Captain, Shaker Heights High School
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
Stop the Hate: Jashmina Bista, Cleveland School of Science and Medicine
FreshWater is sharing six of the winning poems and essays written by local students for The Maltz Museum’s 2025 Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out essay and poetry contest.
CMNH turns up the volume with combination of Pink Floyd and live piano experiences
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will go from iive classical music to classic rock this summer with a visual Pink Floyd visual experience in Shafran Planetarium and free Sounds of Summer" piano performances in partnership with Cleveland State University.
Hide and Seek: Lake Erie Ink celebrates the voices of local youth with 9th annual teen anthology
Lake Erie Ink's ninth annual teen anthology, "Hide & Seek," celebrates the creative works of Northeast Ohio students and curated and produced by a team of teen editors. The anthology features a diverse range of genres including fiction, poetry, and visual art.
Cleveland Chain Reaction returns for season eight with $70K in prizes for small businesses
Cleveland Chain Reaction, the annual pitch competition organized by the Greater Cleveland Partnership's Council of Smaller Enterprises, is now accepting applications for its eighth season.
Assembly for the Arts opens applications for Creative Impact Fund grants
Assembly for the Arts has opened applications for its 2025 Creative Impact Fund grant program, offering unrestricted funds to 30 Cuyahoga County artists. Now in its third year, the program will award $5,000 to career artists, with the goal of promoting artistic growth and impact in Northeast Ohio.
Surreal view: Hudson gallery hosts first U.S. exhibit of rare Dalí paintings in KSU collaboration
Twelve original Salvador Dalí paintings, commissioned in 1971 to depict the artist's vision for men's fashion in the year 2000, will make their U.S. debut at Peg's Gallery in Hudson. The exhibition, "Dalí Beyond Time: Fashioning the Future," is a collaboration between luxury menswear brand Scabal, Kent State University's School of Fashion, and Peg's Foundation.
Hanif Abdurraqib headlines story slam to help fund Cleveland’s writing future
Literary Cleveland is hosting "A Lit Summer Night: Story Slam Fundraiser" its free community programming and Inkubator Writing Conference. The event features personal stories inspired by Rita Dove's work, with performances by notable writers and poets, as well as live music, appetizers, and a silent auction.
See where it grows: City Fresh welcomes visitors for farm tours and plant sale
City Fresh, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making fresh, local produce more accessible, is hosting its second annual Open House and Plant Sale at the George Jones Memorial Farm in Oberlin. The event offers visitors the opportunity to tour the farm, meet new farmers, and purchase garden-ready plants while learning about City Fresh's community-supported agriculture program and mission to improve food access in Northeast Ohio.
CLE-Vignettes: Date night at the Glass Bubble
CLE-Vignettes are photos that show how people in Northeast Ohio spend their time—what they are doing for fun and entertainment or just hanging out with friends and family. Share your CLE-Vignette with us!
All aboard: 1944 Nickel Plate Road Steam Locomotive takes riders on a journey through history
The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad recently hosted the 2025 Steam in the Valley, featuring the 1944 Nickel Plate Road Steam Locomotive No. 765. Passengers rode in restored and vintage rail cars, experiencing steam locomotion, while taking in the scenic views of Cuyahoga Valley National Park.