Cleveland Magazine

Cleveland Magazine is the premier monthly publication dedicated to Northeastern Ohio, established in 1972. Its first issue, released in April of that year, highlighted a young Dennis Kucinich, who has been a recurring figure in the magazine. The magazine is produced monthly by the Great Lakes Publishing Company and includes content on topics like dining, travel, leisure, and the arts & entertainment scene in Northeast Ohio. The current editor is Steve Gleydura, while Frank J. Bird II serves as the publisher. Additionally, Cleveland Magazine is affiliated with the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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30 Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: June 5-8

3 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Jeff Niesel

Apollo’s Fire Countryside Concerts, ¡HISPANIA! at Holden ArboretumFrom Thursday through Sunday at Holden Arboretum, a Grammy-winning eight-piece instrumental ensemble, plays music by Spanish composers Diego Ortiz, Gaspar Sanz and Santiago de Murcia. Check the website for more details.
Dining Out Defines Gay Restaurants and Explores Why They're As Important As Ever

6 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Dillon Stewart

Erik Piepenburg tears uptalking about his debut book, Dining Out: First Dates, Defiant Nights, and Last Call Disco Fries at America’s Gay Restaurants. Wearing a sharp slate sweater, the fit 50-something-year-old New York Times contributor with neat graying hair nibbles on a pastry and sips a latte at Duck-Rabbit Coffee in Ohio City. It’s his annual trip home to attend the Cleveland International Film Festival and to visit his mom. What is a gay restaurant? Is this coffee shop one?
5 Inventive Gifts for Dad From Northeast Ohio Vendors

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Julia Lombardo

When it comes to gift-giving, dads and father figures are typically easy to please. Most of them like the same things, but that doesn’t mean they don’t deserve something special. The local scene has plenty of gadgets and trinkets to show the men in your life how much you appreciate them. Shop out of the box this Father’s Day, and get a gift he won’t expect. Guardian PVC Bottle Opener at Cleveland Clothing Co.No need for another T-shirt when all you need to show city spirit is a bar utensil.
Summer Patios: Cleveland's 33 Best Spots to Eat and Drink Outside

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Allison Jack

(Tiffany Joy Photography)17 River GrilleWhy we love it: This tranquil indoor-outdoor bar and restaurant offers an elevated dining experience with front-row views of the town’s iconic waterfall. The patio, split between a cozy wraparound terrace and a scenic lower deck, is perfect for sipping craft cocktails with fireplace features, twinkling lights and the soothing sound of rushing water.
This Chagrin Falls Home Brings Beachside Charm to the Suburbs

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Julia Lombardo

May Court in Chagrin Falls is a legacy street. Howard Hanna realtor Barb Miller knows that firsthand. She’s selling 58 May Court, a 1923 build located just down the road from the home her father has inhabited since she was a child. The small-but-mighty blue house livens the neighborhood’s tradition with recent redesigns and a new price tag of $695,000. “My parents bought their house in 1971 on that street for $26,000,” Miller quips. The home at 58 May Court has been through a lot.
Optima Ventures Proposes Building Data Center Downtown

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Proposing an office building in Downtown Cleveland, which is still recovering from the pandemic, seems like a strange idea until you hear why. While you’ll find the proposed Two Cleveland Center marketed amongst the likes of other office properties, a desired use of the proposed building is about making the numbers work, especially those little ones and zeroes.
Two Lakefront Grants Survive Federal Scrutiny

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. After taking office in January, the Trump Administration began scrutinizing recently awarded federal grants. In response, local, state and federal elected officials from Northeast Ohio scrambled. Their goal was to make sure that federal grants awarded to Greater Cleveland agencies weren’t frozen or, worse, terminated.
Jolene’s Honky Tonk, Opening on East Fourth Street in June, Is an Ode to County Music: First Look

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

“We only play two types of music here, Country and Western,” jokes Jason Beudert as he ushers me into East Fouth Street’s next big destination. Opening in early June, Jolene’s Honky Tonk (2038 East Fourth St.) will bring a refreshing jolt of energy, enthusiasm and fun to Cleveland’s most prominent pedestrian-only strip. Offering four floors of balls-to-the-wall entertainment, the music-themed bar and casual restaurant gives people a place to go before or after dinner, shows and events in the area.
Three Cleveland Communities Are All About Community: Best Places to Live

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Kristen Hampshire

Rocky River: A Great Lake CommunityThere’s a walkablehistoric retail district, lakefront access, a pier for fishing and sunset gazing, and parks in nearly every neighborhood. Bike lanes abound in Rocky River, where children often start preschool together and turn the tassel as graduating seniors — many of whom move back after leaving the nest to raise their families. “The kids really become like a family,” says Andrea Mediate, who moved to Rocky River in 2004 for this exact reason.
Six Cleveland Suburbs and Neighborhoods Use Projects to Unite: Best Places to Live

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Maura Zurick

Bay Village : Gathering by the GreenIn the heart of Bay Village, a charming new park is helping residents slow down and connect. Completed in June 2024, the Village Green links City Hall, the public library, Lake Erie and local shops into one peaceful, picturesque gathering space. “It’s a lovely spot in a great area,” says Mayor Paul Koomar.