Cleveland Scene

Cleveland Scene is a weekly alternative newspaper located in Cleveland, Ohio. It features a variety of content focused on the local arts, music, dining, and films in the Cleveland area, along with classified ads. The newspaper made its debut in the 1970s.

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Cedar Point Partners with Secret Society Comedy for New Showcase Series

2 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Hoots & Hollers, an exclusive stand-up comedy series coming to Cedar Point’s Palace Theatre in Frontier Town this summer, will feature nationally touring comedians who have performed on programs such as “America’s Got Talent,” and Late Night.
North Mississippi Allstars Come Full Circle with Latest Album

2 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

Still Shakin’, in January of 2024. And from the start, he knew what the title would be since he conceived of it as a callback to the band’s full-length debut, 2000’s Shake Hands with Shorty. “I knew the debut album’s anniversary was coming up, but I didn’t force anything,” he says via phone from his Nashville home, where he was packing for an upcoming tour that includes a few dates overseas as well as a June 18 stop at the Beachland Ballroom. “We took our time and tinkered with it for a solid year.
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (June 5-8)

2 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

THU 06/05 Apollo’s Fire Countryside Concerts, ¡HISPANIA! From today 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. 9500 Sperry Rd., Kirtland, 440-946-4400, holdenarb.org. Charming Disaster This New York-based Goth-folk duo inspired by the likes of Edward Gorey and Tim Burton takes a theatrical approach to its live performances.
Cleveland's C-Level Celebrates New Single's Release with Special Show at the Winchester

3 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

The local funk/rock/reggae band C-Level began more than a decade ago when singer-guitarist Dave Deitke and bassist Coda Cross hit the open mic circuit. They were only teenagers at the time. “I met Coda when I was 12, and he was 15,” recalls Deitke over coffee one afternoon at Rising Star in Lakewood. “We played at a place called Phoenix 2 in North Olmsted. It’s a beauty school now. We were both into the same artists. We loved Jimi Hendrix and Bad Brains and Sublime and Dispatch.
Kyuramen to Open at SouthPark Mall on Monday, June 9th

4 days ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

After nearly a year of construction, Ohio's first Kyuramen is one week away from opening its doors. It will do that Monday, June 9th at SouthPark Mall in Strongsville. Founded in 2014 by Gary Lin – and imported to Cleveland thanks to Sheng Long Yu – the quickly expanding brand is reinventing the ramen experience. The immersive interior features distinctive honeycomb seating that stacks glowing booths on top of each other.
Hangry Brands to Open Second STEAK Concept in Chagrin Falls

4 days ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

Since opening in Tremont this past summer, STEAK (2179 W. 11th St., 216-331-2724) has continued to win over fans thanks to its bold décor, playful vibe and all-inclusive price structure that combines salad, steak, sauce and a side for a single fee. Next up for parent company Hangry Brands is a location in Chagrin Falls. Jason Beudert, President, says that he has just inked a deal to take over the Burntwood Tavern property (504 E Washington St.), which closed this spring after 15 years.
Critics of Cleveland Heights Mayor Begin Days-Long Recall Campaign in Effort to Oust Him

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Mark Oprea

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren’s tenure as the city’s first-ever mayor could come to an end sooner than his term limit dictates. That is, if enough of his city's residents decide so. This weekend, a week after Cleveland Heights City Council posed the possibility of Seren resigning, a coalition of the mayor’s staunchest critics will be going around town collecting signatures to, if enough voters decide, oust him from City Hall in September. Or force him to resign mid-June.
Cleveland's Sophia Fisher Releases Soulful New Single

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Sophia Fisher, a 23-year-old neo-soul/pop artist from Cleveland, has just released "Twenty Times This," a new single that addresses “avoidant behavior in relationships,” as she puts it. “The track is about the love we miss out on because of [avoidant behavior], a theme that's both deeply personal and relatable,” she says in a press release.
Cleveland Clinic Doubles Back on Its Upfront Copay Policy

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Mark Oprea

Ten days after a legal complaint accused them of violating state law, Cleveland Clinic decided this week to rollback a new company policy that would have required patients to pay copayments before, and not after, their hospital visit. On May 13, the hospital system based in University Circle announced that all patients would have to pay copays upfront for non-ER related services. That is, save for Medicaid, cancer and some urgent care patients.
Opponents Warn of Harm to Eligible Voters if Ohio Lawmakers Require Citizenship Documents

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Nick Evans

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Ohio senators are considering a plan to require voters show proof of citizenship to register to vote. In a hearing this week, more than a dozen organizers and activists argued the bill’s stringent requirements would wind up disenfranchising eligible voters.