Applause
Applause is an Emmy Award-winning locally produced TV show that celebrates arts and culture in Northeast Ohio.
Full Episodes
The Black Beanz dancers get in step and Ava Preston shows off her pitch-perfect vocals.
See what's cooking in Ashtabula to embrace healthy food that's grown locally.
We share the French impressions on view at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The invasion of Normandy is recreated in Ashtabula County with D-Day Conneaut.
Immerse yourself inside the exhibit of dried flowers at the Cleveland Public Library.
It's time to celebrate the 2023 winners of Cleveland's prestigious literary prize, the Ani
Singer-songwriter Ngina Fayola steps into the "Applause Performances" spotlight.
Clevelanders reflect on the past, present and future of a Civil Rights landmark.
Step inside Troll Hole Museum and meet the woman behind a Guinness World Record collection
Photographer Ruddy Roye photographs fishermen on the shores of Lake Erie.
Cleveland's Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum keeps history alive.
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The up-and-coming dance crew mixes the traditional dances of their ancestors with modern styles. The Black Beanz are performing around Akron and beyond. -
Ashtabula is Ohio’s largest county in land and offers an abundance of natural resources but for some, very poor health outcomes. Harbor Gardens looks to change that with healthy food grown locally.
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A program through the National Alliance on Mental Illness helps people feel better.
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With a fresh take on impressionism, the exhibit shares Degas’ depictions of laundresses as well as the works of his peers illustrating the tough and very public labor carried out by Parisian women.
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Every year, thousands descend on the small Ohio town of Conneaut for what's billed as the world's largest D-Day reenactment.
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Rebecca Louise Law’s exhibit, “The Archive,” features dried flowers hanging inside the Cleveland Public Library and was created with hundreds of Northeast Ohio volunteers.
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For the past three years, Cleveland artist Earl James has created one-of-a-kind glass sculptures presented to recipients of the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, a literary prize that honors writers whose works focus on racism and diversity.
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There's plenty of bonding amidst the Bondo at the Crawford's storage facility, where volunteers ensure mega-buck exotic cars don't rub fenders with Tin Lizzies.
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The Bluecoats aren't your average drum corps. For members from across the region and beyond, it's not just about playing an instrument or marching perfectly in sync, it's about pushing the limits of creativity.
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Through the event Inspired Art, America SCORES Cleveland connects
