Cleveland Playhouse Square
Cleveland Event Calendar, including concerts, festivals, theater, sports, links, updates here. Add your local event here. E-mail us details including dates, location, and type of Event. Go Cleveland <Link> 
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
https://www.cmnh.org Festivals in and Around Cleveland:
Ohio Festivals 2014 - http://ohiofestivals.net/schedule/ _______________________________________________________ Cleveland Indians Schedule , Progressive Field Cleveland Browns Schedule - First Energy Field Cleveland Cavaliers Schedule - Fieldhouse aka Gund Arena 
Merwin's Wharf in Rivergate Park will open near the end of July with dinners Tuesday through Sunday (corrected from earlier version), lunches on weekends and a private dining room for rent. The 110 indoor seats and 60 patio seats face a view of the river called Irishtown Bend (near Hoopples River Bed Cafe). Patrons will be able to watch rowing sculls and ore carriers pass by.
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East 4th Street, Cleveland Ohio
Beck Center
Beck Center for the Arts, 17801 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio 44107 TICKETS: www.beckcenter.org or call 216-521-2540 Exhibitions will be open to the public Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm. Free. For more information please call 216-421-7000 or visit www.cia.edu/exhibitions. Cleveland Institute of Art, Reinberger Galleries, Gund Building, 11141 East Boulevard. 
Trolley Tours of Cleveland we add the special touch to all of your tour and transportation needs. You'll find our family of people and vehicles has a personality all its own. Our nationally known City Sightseeing Tours show you a Cleveland you never knew existed! Lolly the Trolley has become the landmark tour and transportation service for Northeast Ohio.
Events Call 216-771-4484 or 1-800-848-0173 www.lollytrolley.com/ 
Goodtime III, Cleveland's Largest Excursion Ship, Catering, Live Entertainment, Disc Jockey, Enclosed 2nd Deck, Friendly Staff,, Air Conditioned/Heated <aim Deck. Events
825 East Ninth Street Pier - North Coast Harbor - Cleveland, Ohio - 44114 , 216-861-5110 www.goodtimeiii.com/cms/ |
Cleveland Medical Mart & Convention Center
1 St Clair Ave NE
Cleveland, OH
(216) 928-1600
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IX Center
1 I-X Center Dr, Cleveland, OH 44135
Phone: (216) 676-6000
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Cleveland Ohio - City Hall
601 Lakeside Ave E
Cleveland, OH
(216) 664-2000
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Cleveland Ohio - Visitor Center
334 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114
(216) 875-6600
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 Cleveland Brwns NFL Football
100 Alfred Lerner Way, Cleveland, OH 44114
(440) 891-5001
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 Cleveland Cavs NBA Basketball
1 Center Ct, Cleveland, OH 44115
(800) 820-2287
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 Cleveland Gladiators Arena Football
200 Touchdown Drive Cleveland, Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 420-2222
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 Cleveland Indians MLB Baseball
2401 Ontario St, Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 420-4200
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 Akron Aeros Minor League AA Baseball
Canal Park, 300 S Main St, Akron, OH 44308
(330) 253-5151
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 Lake Erie Crushers Minor Frontier League Baseball
Baseball Blvd, Avon, OH 44011
(440) 934-3636
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 Laek County Captains Minor League Baseball
Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians
Classic Park, 35300 Vine St, Eastlake, OH 44095
(440) 954-9467
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 Cleveland State University Vikings
2121 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 687-2000
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 East 4th Street is more than a location. It's a destination
East Fourth Street, in downtown Cleveland Ohio between Prospect and Euclid
Avenues, is the city's up and coming entertainment and residential district. 
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 Cleveland Downtown District including Playhouse Square, Terminal Tower, Euclid Avenue
Discover District's imaginative food and drink located in Cleveland's theatre
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 The Flats, East Bank & West Bank, on the Cuyahoga River
With a beautiful office tower, trendy hotel, amenity filled fitness club, three great restaurants and a café up and running, you’d think the Flats East Bank was complete- but you’d be mistaken! Spring 2015 will bring even more life to this growing riverfront area that was once known for heavy industry.
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 Cleveland Warehouse District
The Warehouse District features an exciting variety of residential, commercial and entertainment oriented venues - mixing our rich history with today's exciting new developments |
Dina's Pizza and Pub - Pizza, Wings, Sandwiches, Beer
www.dinaspizzaandpub.com/
5701 Memphis Ave, Cleveland, OH 44144
(216) 351-366
Good pizza and wings. Beats the more common chain pizza places. Their pizza of the month is usually worth a try. I love spicy wings, but I always get two orders here: whatever spicy sauce I want, then their mild. It's the best sweet mild sauce I've ever had!
www.dinaspizzaandpub.com/
5701 Memphis Ave, Cleveland, OH 44144
(216) 351-366
Good pizza and wings. Beats the more common chain pizza places. Their pizza of the month is usually worth a try. I love spicy wings, but I always get two orders here: whatever spicy sauce I want, then their mild. It's the best sweet mild sauce I've ever had!
Angelo's Pizza - Lakewood, Ohio | Best Pizza in Cleveland ...
www.angelosonline.com/
13715 Madison Ave, Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 221-0440
Angelo’s Pizza is an award winning Italian restaurant located in Lakewood, Ohio. We provide pizza delivery in the Cleveland, Area.
www.angelosonline.com/
13715 Madison Ave, Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 221-0440
Angelo’s Pizza is an award winning Italian restaurant located in Lakewood, Ohio. We provide pizza delivery in the Cleveland, Area.
HOTELS:
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade 420 Superior Avenue East
Cleveland, Ohio, USA, 44114
Tel: +1 216 575 1234
Fax: +1 216 575 1690
http://cleveland.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html
Email: salesclerc@hyatt.com~
DoubleTree by Hilton Cleveland Downtown - Lakeside
1111 Lakeside Avenue, Cleveland, OH. (216) 241-5100
www.doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ohio/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-cleveland-downtown-lakeside-CLELSDT/index.html
Price: Rooms starting at $159/night
The hotel’s central location makes them a great selection in Cleveland. The DoubleTree is conveniently located near the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Stadium, 3 Bar & Grille, and hometown favorites Cleveland Browns Stadium and Cleveland Indians’ Progressive Field.
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
24 Public Square, Cleveland, OH, (216) 696-5600
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/clebr-renaissance-cleveland-hotel
Price: Rooms starting at $149/night
The Renaissance is not only a luxury hotel, but a historical landmark as well. Built in 1918, the architecture demonstrates the city’s unique style and history. Located on Public Square, the Renaissance offers convenience and easy access to Tower City Center’s renowned boutiques, restaurants, and other top Cleveland attractions.
Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse Square
1260 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 615-7500
www.wyndham.com/hotels/ohio/cleveland/wyndham-cleveland-at-playhousesquare/hotel-overview?hotel_id=CLEPS&page=hotel-overview
Price: Rooms starting at $113/night
When staying at the Wyndham Cleveland, families can enjoy the comfort of this newly-renovated, boutique-styled hotel located near Cleveland’s theater district on Playhouse Square, and also the great savings. Families can take advantage of the free full breakfast for one night as part of the hotel’s family package.
Washington Place Bistro & Inn
2203 Cornell Road, Cleveland, OH., (216) 791.6500
www.washingtonplacelittleitaly.com
Price: Rooms starting at $159/night
Washington Place Bistro & Inn is located in the Cleveland’s historic Little Italy, a 19th Century “Old World” touch. Grandparents can enjoy a nice lunch or dinner at Washington Place Bistro with their families, and follow the delicious meal with a stroll down Mayfield Road to visit other attractions. Washington Place Bistro & Inn offers a great meal, unique ambiance and a locally-renowned service.
Brownstone Inn Downtown
3649 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 426-1753
www.brownstoneinndowntown.com
Price: Rooms starting at $65/night
This designated city landmark was established in 1874, and has all the commodities and services of a modern hotel: comfortable, medium-sized rooms, quiet common areas, central air-conditioning and wireless service in every room.
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade 420 Superior Avenue East
Cleveland, Ohio, USA, 44114
Tel: +1 216 575 1234
Fax: +1 216 575 1690
http://cleveland.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html
Email: salesclerc@hyatt.com~
DoubleTree by Hilton Cleveland Downtown - Lakeside
1111 Lakeside Avenue, Cleveland, OH. (216) 241-5100
www.doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ohio/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-cleveland-downtown-lakeside-CLELSDT/index.html
Price: Rooms starting at $159/night
The hotel’s central location makes them a great selection in Cleveland. The DoubleTree is conveniently located near the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Stadium, 3 Bar & Grille, and hometown favorites Cleveland Browns Stadium and Cleveland Indians’ Progressive Field.
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
24 Public Square, Cleveland, OH, (216) 696-5600
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/clebr-renaissance-cleveland-hotel
Price: Rooms starting at $149/night
The Renaissance is not only a luxury hotel, but a historical landmark as well. Built in 1918, the architecture demonstrates the city’s unique style and history. Located on Public Square, the Renaissance offers convenience and easy access to Tower City Center’s renowned boutiques, restaurants, and other top Cleveland attractions.
Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse Square
1260 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 615-7500
www.wyndham.com/hotels/ohio/cleveland/wyndham-cleveland-at-playhousesquare/hotel-overview?hotel_id=CLEPS&page=hotel-overview
Price: Rooms starting at $113/night
When staying at the Wyndham Cleveland, families can enjoy the comfort of this newly-renovated, boutique-styled hotel located near Cleveland’s theater district on Playhouse Square, and also the great savings. Families can take advantage of the free full breakfast for one night as part of the hotel’s family package.
Washington Place Bistro & Inn
2203 Cornell Road, Cleveland, OH., (216) 791.6500
www.washingtonplacelittleitaly.com
Price: Rooms starting at $159/night
Washington Place Bistro & Inn is located in the Cleveland’s historic Little Italy, a 19th Century “Old World” touch. Grandparents can enjoy a nice lunch or dinner at Washington Place Bistro with their families, and follow the delicious meal with a stroll down Mayfield Road to visit other attractions. Washington Place Bistro & Inn offers a great meal, unique ambiance and a locally-renowned service.
Brownstone Inn Downtown
3649 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 426-1753
www.brownstoneinndowntown.com
Price: Rooms starting at $65/night
This designated city landmark was established in 1874, and has all the commodities and services of a modern hotel: comfortable, medium-sized rooms, quiet common areas, central air-conditioning and wireless service in every room.
PLACES TO EAT/Go:
Aladdin’s Eatery (Cleveland Heights)
12447 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, OH., (216) 226-2020
www.aladdinseatery.com/index.php
Hours: 11am-10pm (daily)
Price: $$
At Aladdin’s Eatery, families shouldn’t just expect good, delicious food, but also strongly-held tradition and philosophy. With their goals to always be environmentally friendly, and provide tasty and healthy meals to customers, it’s no wonder this franchise is a favorite among Clevelanders. Their menu also offers vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Johnny Mango
3120 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 575-1919
www.jmango.com/index.html
Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 11am-10pm
Friday: 11am-11pm
Saturday: 9am-11pm
Sunday: 9am-10pm
Price: $$
Johnny Mango is a unique, eco-friendly restaurant that amazes customers with its “The Johnny Mango Experience” and worldly, delicious menu options. As part of the eating experience, the restaurant provides colorful artwork and island music, with a selection of burritos, quesadillas, and Caribbean French Fries. Most items on the menu have vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. If you’re visiting with a large group, might as well make it a Tuesday trip, when the restaurant offers “Taco Tuesdays.” All tacos are $1 from 4:00-10:00pm (dine-in only).
Corky and Lenny’s
27091 Chagrin Boulevard, Woodmere Village, OH., (216) 464.3838
www.corkyandlennys.net
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 7am-9pm, Friday-Saturday: 7am-10:30pm
Price: $
Corky and Lenny’s has been feeding generations of Clevelanders for years, and this fast-paced, Located in the eastern Cleveland suburb of Beachwood, Corky and Lenny’s matzo ball soup and potato pancakes, corned beef, French toast and rotini pasta, will provide fun and tons of goodies for all ages. You’ll especially love the free kids-meal with the purchase of an adult entrée per table.
Hard Rock Cafe
230 West Huron Road, Cleveland, OH., (216) 830-7625
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11am-11pm, Friday-Saturday: 11am-12am
Price: $$$ Hard Rock Cafe
Ian Hunter made Cleveland famous with the city’s anthem: “Cleveland Rocks!” What keeps the city rocking, however, is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame located in the infamous Hard Rock Café in downtown Cleveland. Although there are several Hard Rock Café’s throughout the country, this one specializes in fun, music and the kind of atmosphere that’ll have everyone playing an air guitar. Add the delicious menu of burgers and BBQ ribs, with the museum’s unique collection of Rock and Roll artifacts, including Jimmy Page's guitar, and you’ll have an eating experience your grandkids will truly enjoy.
Sweet Moses
-6800 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH.,
(216) 651-2202, (Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 12pm-11pm, Friday-Saturday: 12pm-12am
Price: $
Sweet Moses Soda Fountain & Treat Shop
Named after the city’s founder, Moses Cleaveland, Sweet Moses’ delicious homemade ice creams and treats make it the epitome of neighborhood soda fountain and treats shops. This store not only celebrates the classic soda fountains recipes that have filled years of traditions, but serves it up with a dish of delicious, premium confections as well. Your grandkids will thank you!
Aladdin’s Eatery (Cleveland Heights)
12447 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, OH., (216) 226-2020
www.aladdinseatery.com/index.php
Hours: 11am-10pm (daily)
Price: $$
At Aladdin’s Eatery, families shouldn’t just expect good, delicious food, but also strongly-held tradition and philosophy. With their goals to always be environmentally friendly, and provide tasty and healthy meals to customers, it’s no wonder this franchise is a favorite among Clevelanders. Their menu also offers vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Johnny Mango
3120 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, OH., (216) 575-1919
www.jmango.com/index.html
Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 11am-10pm
Friday: 11am-11pm
Saturday: 9am-11pm
Sunday: 9am-10pm
Price: $$
Johnny Mango is a unique, eco-friendly restaurant that amazes customers with its “The Johnny Mango Experience” and worldly, delicious menu options. As part of the eating experience, the restaurant provides colorful artwork and island music, with a selection of burritos, quesadillas, and Caribbean French Fries. Most items on the menu have vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. If you’re visiting with a large group, might as well make it a Tuesday trip, when the restaurant offers “Taco Tuesdays.” All tacos are $1 from 4:00-10:00pm (dine-in only).
Corky and Lenny’s
27091 Chagrin Boulevard, Woodmere Village, OH., (216) 464.3838
www.corkyandlennys.net
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 7am-9pm, Friday-Saturday: 7am-10:30pm
Price: $
Corky and Lenny’s has been feeding generations of Clevelanders for years, and this fast-paced, Located in the eastern Cleveland suburb of Beachwood, Corky and Lenny’s matzo ball soup and potato pancakes, corned beef, French toast and rotini pasta, will provide fun and tons of goodies for all ages. You’ll especially love the free kids-meal with the purchase of an adult entrée per table.
Hard Rock Cafe
230 West Huron Road, Cleveland, OH., (216) 830-7625
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11am-11pm, Friday-Saturday: 11am-12am
Price: $$$ Hard Rock Cafe
Ian Hunter made Cleveland famous with the city’s anthem: “Cleveland Rocks!” What keeps the city rocking, however, is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame located in the infamous Hard Rock Café in downtown Cleveland. Although there are several Hard Rock Café’s throughout the country, this one specializes in fun, music and the kind of atmosphere that’ll have everyone playing an air guitar. Add the delicious menu of burgers and BBQ ribs, with the museum’s unique collection of Rock and Roll artifacts, including Jimmy Page's guitar, and you’ll have an eating experience your grandkids will truly enjoy.
Sweet Moses
-6800 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH.,
(216) 651-2202, (Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 12pm-11pm, Friday-Saturday: 12pm-12am
Price: $
Sweet Moses Soda Fountain & Treat Shop
Named after the city’s founder, Moses Cleaveland, Sweet Moses’ delicious homemade ice creams and treats make it the epitome of neighborhood soda fountain and treats shops. This store not only celebrates the classic soda fountains recipes that have filled years of traditions, but serves it up with a dish of delicious, premium confections as well. Your grandkids will thank you!
Big Fun Toy Store
1814 Coventry Road Cleveland Heights, OH. 44118,
(216)371-4368 Named by Playboy as one of the “coolest stores” in all of America, Big Fun Toy Store provides a shopping experience that is second to none. (www.bigfunbigfun.com).
Kiddie Park
10340 Memphis Avenue, Brooklyn, OH., (216) 941-5995
Hours: 10am-8pm (daily)
Price: Single Tickets $1.95, Strip of 10 Tickets $15.50, Book of 25 Tickets $25.25
Ages 1- 14, Built in 1952, Kiddie Park has been amusing and providing fun for several generations now. This theme park has 11 amusement rides, including the oldest operating steel roller coaster, and miniature golf for everyone in the family.
Huntington Beach
28649 Lake Road, Bay Village, OH., (440) 331-8635
Hours: June-Mid-August: 11am-9pm (daily)
Weekends (mid-August-Labor Day): 11am-9pm
Price: Free
Awarded a Blue Wave Certification by the Clean Beaches Council, the picnic area and section for all-season fishing on the Huntington Reservation make it a must-see in Cleveland.
Coventry Village
Coventry Road, Mayfield Road & Euclid Heights Blvd., Cleveland Hts, OH., (216) 556-0927
Hours: Daily, Price: Free
Coventry Village is a community of Cleveland students from the neighboring Universities and families. This diversity of residents make up the amazing, eclectic mix of restaurants and shops in this little town, especially the vintage toy store,
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Geauga Park District. Swine Creek Reservation Sugar House
16004 Hayes Road, Middlefield. 440-286-9516
Visit Geauga Park District's sugarhouse, sugarbush and lodge for a walk through time and a taste of how the maple sugaring industry evolved from the American Indian tradition to modern methods. Help gather sap in the sugarbush, enjoy historical interactions with costumed interpreters, see sap boiling in the sugarhouse and have a taste, then warm up with live music and maple treats in the lodge. Also held March 10 and 17. Partially wheelchair/stroller accessible. Noon-4 p.m. Sunday.(3/3) West Woods Nature Center, 9465 Kinsman Road, Russell Township. or www.geaugaparkdistrict.org.
Lake Metroparks Farmpark
8800 Chardon Road (U.S. 6),
Kirtland. 440-256-2122
or www.Lakemetroparks.com. Farmpark is open year-round from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays through March. Open Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. . $6, adults; $5, ages 60 and up; $4, ages 2-11; free for Farmpark members, children younger than 2, and active U.S. military and family with military ID.
Lorain County Metro Parks.
Lakeview Park's Rose Cafe - 1800 W. Erie Ave., Lorain. 440-458-5121
or metroparks.cc. A Very Seussy Birthday. Celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday with crafts, balloons and other fun activities. 10 a.m.-noon Saturday.(3/2) Carlisle Reservation, Visitor Center, 12882 Diagonal Road, LaGrange. 440-458-5121 or www.loraincountymetroparks.com. Vermilion River Reservation Carriage Barn, 51211 N. Ridge Road, Vermilion. 440-458-5121 or www.loraincountymetroparks.com.
Bedford Historical Society
30 S. Park St. 440-232-0796
or www.bedfordohiohistory.org. Town Hall Museum (1874) has four floors of exhibits plus a library. Buildings on Bedford Public Square include Hezekiah Dunham House (1832), church (1892), railroad depot (1882). Free. 7:30-10 p.m. Monday and Wednesday; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday; 2-5 p.m. second Sunday of each month. World Trade Center Exhibit. View the exhibit and remember the families of the World Trade Center disaster. The museum has received a relic from the collapse of the buildings. It is on permanent display in the Town Hall Museum.
