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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What to Know: Measles Outbreak in Ohio

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Danny Cunningham

Measles have been in the news lately. With vaccination rates falling, more people have become infected with the virus, particularly children. According to the CDC, there have been 607 confirmed cases – as of April 3 – of measles in the United States since the calendar turned to 2025. Those cases have been spread across 22 states, including Ohio.
19 Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: April 17-20

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Jeff Niesel

Thursday, April 17Bach’s Easter Oratorio at Mandel Concert HallConductor Bernard Labadie is back at Mandel Concert Hall for an all-Bach evening featuring the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus and star soloists. Tonight's performance takes place at 7:30, and performances continue through Saturday. 11001 Euclid Ave., 216-231-1111, clevelandorchestra.comDean Lewis at the AgoraThe singer-songwriter who notched a major hit in 2016 with the pop anthem “Waves” performs tonight at 8 at the Agora.
Ohio City Starbucks Approved, Drive-Through Under Review

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. A plan to renovate an historic car dealership with retail uses, including a new Starbucks in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, was approved today by the city’s Landmarks Commission. But the question of whether a proposed drive-through should remain in the design was referred to the city’s Division of Traffic Engineering to decide.
Should Cleveland Students Hire an Educational Consultant?

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Kristen Hampshire

FAFSA, CCP, AP, ACT, CSS, ED. Does all this alphabet soup sound familiar? Just when you thought deciphering brain rot slang was a losing battle, there’s a whole world of college readiness and admissions vernacular to master in a hurry — before those application deadlines. School guidance offices are equipped to help students and families navigate the process.
Cleveland Browns Reunite with Quarterback Joe Flacco

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Danny Cunningham

The last time quarterback Joe Flacco was in Cleveland, he turned a five-game stint into the NFL Comeback Player of the Year. The Browns could use his help again. They agreed to terms with Flacco on Friday morning, the team announced. The deal is reportedly for one year and worth up to $13 million if Flacco earns all of the incentives written into the contract. He previously played for the Browns during the 2023-24 season, helping to lead them to 11 wins and a berth in the playoffs.
Ben & Jerry’s to Open New Scoop Shop at Cleveland’s Playhouse Square

2 weeks ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. While NEOtrans doesn’t normally devote an entire article to the planned opening of a small retail space, this is a new ice cream parlor in a high-profile location. And, of course, everyone loves ice cream, especially when it’s enjoyed before or after a show at America’s second-largest theater district, Cleveland’s Playhouse Square.
Cleveland Poets Share the Local Writing That Inspires Them

2 weeks ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Julia Lombardo

Every April, National Poetry Month is a reminder to give greater attention and appreciation to poems — the short, compact writing that keeps the world of literature spinning. While typically short in format, Cleveland’s place in the poetry world stands tall, with working poets consistently penning notable pieces and collections. A few Northeast Ohio-based poets weigh in on other local authors’ poems and poetry collections worth celebrating every day.
Hangry Brands Hospitality Group Acquires Society Lounge

2 weeks ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

The group behind STEAK, Geraci’s Slice Shop and Jolene’s adds the East 4th Street bar to its repertoire. By Douglas Trattner Harley Magden, along with Andrew Pucella and beverage director Joseph Fredrickson, opened Society Lounge in 2013, bringing craft cocktails — and a speakeasy-style vibe in which to enjoy them — to East 4th Street. After 12 years, the cocktail lounge has new ownership — effective immediately.
Cleveland Soccer Group Begins Search for Training Facility

2 weeks ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Cleveland Soccer Group has issued a formal Request for Proposals to municipalities, civic leaders and community development partners to establish a new headquarters and training facilities for two professional soccer teams debuting in 2026 — a men’s team and Ohio’s first women’s professional soccer team that will be announced soon.
Teddy Baldassarre Is Cleveland's Watch King

2 weeks ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Maura Zurick

Teddy Baldassarre has spent the past eight years building an empire in the world of luxury watches. The 31-year-old Cleveland native has amassed more than 2 million YouTube subscribers with his videos drawing more than 10 million views per month, making him one of the most influential voices in the watch community. Baldassarre grew up on the East Side of Cleveland before attending the University of Dayton.