The City Club Forum
The City Club of Cleveland firmly believes in the free expression of all ideas and the benefits of an open exchange. It is nonpartisan and does not take positions on issues. All speakers must answer unfiltered, unrehearsed questions directly from the audience.
Live Video Stream
Watch the City Club Forum live during the broadcast - view now! Live video stream available during Friday broadcast, 12 p.m. (EST).
In partnership with The City Club of Cleveland, ideastream broadcasts Friday Forums, panel discussions, debates and other programs on WKSU, WCLV, WVIZ and The Ohio Channel, and archives them on the web.
Generous support for this partnership is provided by PNC and the United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland, Inc.
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Mayor Justin M. Bibb will discuss the foundational work and progress made during his second year in office and look to the year ahead. -
In early April, Cleveland will host the 2024 NCAA Women’s Final Four, headlining a much-anticipated week of events drawing the nation's, and the world's attention on our city. -
Whether it's post-pandemic mental health issues, climate concerns, global conflicts and wars, attacks on gender identity, racial injustice or simply leaving home to make their way as an adult, Dr. Laurence Steinberg brings a lifetime of expertise in adolescence and emerging adulthood. -
Join us at the City Club as we hear from Justice Protasiewicz in conversation with Dean of CSU College of Law Lee Fisher on the latest in Wisconsin, and what Ohio can learn from Wisconsin's highest court. -
Every year, the top two area high school debaters square off in a classic "Lincoln-Douglas" style debate at a Friday forum. This allows the debaters to compete—not only for the judges and audience in the room—but also for our radio and television audiences. -
In January 2024, Cleveland Public Theatre was among a cohort of companies that received historic support from the Mellon Foundation -allowing them to continue innovating strategies that can be replicated by the national field. -
Trees are a critical piece of our community: They make neighborhoods healthier and safer; add economic value to homes and businesses; help meet environmental challenges; and give us all a stronger connection to nature that improves mental health.
