Episodes
There are big changes in store at the 37th Cleveland International Film Festival.
Artists have found the destruction of Pompeii an irresistible source of inspiration.
A chance for attendees to learn about other cultures and perspectives through the arts.
This year, GE reaches a milestone of 100 years of operating at Nela Park.
When you think of buying & selling books in Cleveland, you think of Richard Gildenmeister.
The play's director Corey Atkins and actor Jeff Grover set the stage for the production.
We travel to a town that discovered artistic treasures in the ground beneath their feet.
Boddie wasn't a musician; he never sang a note in his life, but he made lots of music.
An artist brings reading to roost at the Cleveland Public Library.
We journey to a world of eerie landscapes, odd characters, and unbelievable architecture.
Singer Lori Triplett’s story of why Cleveland turned out to be a 'Safe Place to Land'.
Extras
The Sterling Lindner Davis department store on Euclid Ave. was known for its large Christmas tree.
The new home of Visible Voice Books in Ohio City used to be a theater dating back to the 1920s.
The building that houses Ideastream Public Media in Downtown Cleveland held many tenants since 1912.
Meet Elijah Nevels, a young up-and-coming stand-up comedian taking over the Cleveland comedy scene.
Meet Stephanie Ginese, a comedian who is bending the rules and conventions of stand-up comedy.
Meet Ramon Rivas, a comedian from Cleveland who mentors other stand-up acts.
The STEM Guitar Lab shows students and teachers alike the technology used to build electric guitars.
Inside a monastery in downtown Cleveland Mother Mary Thomas has been painting a mural.
The first stop on our creative eateries tour takes us to Chef Eric William’s Momocho.
Collectors have consulted Kovel's Antiques Price Guide for over half a century.