Cleveland Travel Guide

Cleveland Reopens Convention Center This June

June will be a great time to visit Cleveland due to the reopening of the Convention Center. Tours and a big celebration will commence June 14^th, including music provided by the Cleveland Orchestra and entertainment sure to bring in the crowds. The first major event kicks off in mid July with the National Senior Games, with many more events to follow.

Bon Jovi Hits Cleveland's FirstEnergy Stadium in July

Cleveland's FirstEnergy stadium is the unlikely place to be this July for those old school rock fans. Bon Jovi is taking the stage on the 14^th preceded by a fan fest, Browns pep rally, and local acts. Jon and the boys have been tearing up rock and roll for years, and they've decided to show love for the Browns in their fair city.

Metropolitan Transit in Cleveland Looking Up

The Cleveland Flats are going to see a revitalization with the reopening of the Waterfront Line train. The Flats have been the night life location on the waterfront of Lake Erie for years, it is time to breathe new life and kick the party scene up a notch. Tourists and locals alike will enjoy the ease of travel and much improved look of the refurbished stations along the line to the nights destination.

Pink Martini Shows Severance Hall A Good Time

Guests to the Cleveland Orchestra, Severance Hall were in for a treat, as Pink Martini turned what may have been just another admirable performance into a fun filled blast, even ushering audience members into a conga line in what was once a hall dedicated to beautiful, but admittedly drab classical performances styles.

Cleveland Building Owners to Continue Fighting After Building Razed

A feud between owners of a historic building in Cleveland won't end even when the building is razed by the city. Having fought one another in courts for almost two years, the building itself has become a danger to public safety. Rather than work together to save the building – or replace it with something better – its owners have lead the city to tearing the building down.

Free Public Concerts Performed by Cleveland Orchestra

Travelers and music lovers in Cleveland will delight to hear of free public concerts launching from December 12th to the 16th in place all across the city as the CityMusic Cleveland Chamber Orchestra celebrates the holidays. The performances will include oboist Rebecca Schweigert Mayhew and numerous classical pieces sure to bring sweet harmony to the city.

Holiday Festival Brings Cheer to Cleveland

Christmas ale, tree sales and a performance by jolly old Saint Nick all came as part of Yuletide on the Near West Side; a major festival in Cleveland meant to get residents up and moving during the holiday season. Other events like A Gordon Square Holiday and the BrewHaHa Weedend Artwork will follow in the next few days.

Cleveland Exhibition Explores 'A Tale of Two Cities'

Artists who find their talent in Cleveland often face a cultural tug of war: to stay at home, or to move on the bigger, badder Brooklyn to continue their art? The Cleveland Institute of Art has decided to explore this "Tale of Two Cities" by pitting art from Cleveland artists who chose to stay against those who expand their horizons elsewhere with a new exhibition.

Cleveland Airport Sets Example for Nation

Thanksgiving is something like a dry run for the massive surge of travel that happens late December, and the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is setting an example of efficiency and easy access for the nation to follow. Traffic free and without unnecessary security delays, passengers have praised their experience despite being at the heart of the airline's busy season.

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