Applause
Applause is an Emmy Award-winning locally produced TV show that celebrates arts and culture in Northeast Ohio.
Full Episodes
The legacy of Martin Rose lives on in his Art Deco masterpieces at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Meet a band of musical brothers who raise the bar as the group C-Level.
All aboard the "Applause" express, as we visit the Northern Ohio Railway Museum in Medina County.
It's a bonnie time in Berea at the annual Ohio Scottish Games and Celtic Festival.
Indigenous artist Beth Bush keeps a lost art alive with pride and porcupine quills.
Cleveland rapper Chip Tha Ripper gives back to his hometown with the open mic series Pass the Aux.
Northeast Ohio's Video Game Symphony performs gamer favorites in symphonic form.
Cleveland's Country Honk performs music from its debut album, "Bad Decision."
Takashi Murakami takes over the Cleveland Museum of Art with his new exhibition.
Get behind the wheels of Mary Verdi-Fletcher who's rolling into her 45th season with Dancing Wheels.
Collectors from across the Buckeye State are united by a love of buttons.
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78th Street Studios continues its "Third Friday" open house event despite pandemic challenges -
Founder Stephanie Kluk explains her visions for Future Ink Graphics, also known as FIG. -
As the pandemic was just getting started in 2020, video of Derin Fletcher’s colored pencil portraits took off on Instagram. -
A new book and gallery show spotlights a Cleveland neighborhood throughout the first year of the pandemic. -
Cleveland artist Mark Howard revealed his new style at the Hedge gallery and the Akron Art Museum. -
The Garden of Eleven Angels monument was recently unveiled in Cleveland's Mount Pleasant neighborhood -
Latinx artists celebrate Hispanic nations for Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center's "Doors to My Barrio" project. -
The home of former Oberlin resident Wilson Bruce Evans and underground railroad to become a museum. -
"Textures: The Art and History of Black Hair" is showing at Kent State University through August 2022. -
Visual artists Corrie Slawson and Lauren Yeager work in different mediums, but they both explore environmental issues.
