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2017年2月2日 · What makes Northeast Ohio cool and unique? It's amazing neighborhoods. Some have developed over decades from immigrant ethnic groups, their culture, places of worship and cuisine still intact.

Just hanging out. For the 20 years that CoolCleveland has been around, native Clevelanders who’ve fled to greener pastures (or just for more green) come back in droves on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving to be with family.And after a couple of days of that, they are ready to catch up with old friends on the town.

But more is not better. Our arts and culture industry contributes $533M per year to our local economy.Cuyahoga Arts & Culture has provided over 4000 grants to 485 non-profits, but the current cigarette tax revenue stream is drying up.

Summer is coming. It’s here. CoolCleveland’s most popular post, the first edition of our 2024 Summer Festivals Guide appears in this week’s issue. We’ll update it as necessary, because we still don’t have the deets on a couple dozen dates, but we’re happy to see the return of some festivals, like Veg Fest (after a five-year break), while saying goodbye to …

Don’t let the elements get you down. Warm up with a cup of hot chocolate at CMNH’s MLK celebration with free admission. Generate some heat at the Transformer Station while cross-cultural multi-instrumentalists Larry & Joe lead sing-alongs and storytelling.

Cool Cleveland Interview: Terri Hamilton Brown. A University Circle resident, Terri Hamilton Brown is president of University Circle Inc., a nonprofit organization that manages development, police protection and parking.

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Fri 1/10 @ 5-7:30PM Akron Soul Train, the nonprofit that provides short-term residencies for artists in all disciples to work on a specific project, is…

And then it will be gone. So catch it this week while you can. Parma’s The Current Year celebrates Record Store Day this Saturday with a party and pierogi. The City Club hosts a panel on “The Changing Landscape of the Arts in Cleveland.”