Whether you need a good brew, tasty appetizers or even vegan fare, these hot spots have you covered for the big game.

From beloved traditions to unexpected nights out, our editors share the experiences that make Cleveland’s entertainment scene its own.

The Cleveland Play House's legacy will be woven more deeply into the CSU student experience, opening new doors for thousands of students to engage in the arts.

New proposed uses include senior affordable housing, social services, retail and community event space.

Little Italy's Mayfield Theater to get a Tiki inspired makeover

Next comes the American League’s No. 1 seed. ALCS Game 1 is tonight at 8 p.m. at Tropicana Field. 

Chef Jill Vedaa, a three-time James Beard Award semifinalist, has launched a new menu for Prosperity Social Club.

Cleveland restaurants will learn their Michelin fate April 21, when the Michelin guide unveils its inaugural American Great Lakes selections at a Detroit ceremony.

Chef Dante Boccuzzi is replacing Goma with Casa Nostra, a casual Italian restaurant serving housemade pastas, polpette, chicken parm and more when it opens this winter. Read more:

Taylor Swift isn't the first artist to release a song about Cleveland.

A Clevelander's guide to Lake Erie's second largest Island: Explore shops, restaurants, nature, hidden gems and more on Kelleys Island.

Next Up: Tampa Bay Rays.  All hail José Ramirez, whose clutch two-run homer propelled the Guardians over the Chicago White Sox in Game 5 of the ALDS. 📸  AP Photo Game 1 of the ALCS is Monday, Oct. 12 in Tampa Bay.

Meet your neighbors and the faces behind some of Cleveland's favorite haunts through the curious camera lens of the Cleveland Public Library's chief of special projects and collections.

With expansions and construction underway, jobs are opening up in Cleveland, and University Circle is booming.

On Oct. 22 and 24, Koslen, who joined Stanley in 1973 to form MSB, will take over the Kent Stage with his Stage Pass 50 shows on the exact anniversary dates of the original performance.

The family-owned bakery, which got its start in Lyndhurst in 2018, is preparing to open its fourth Northeast Ohio location in Mentor.

“When Emily came on, she was such a huge support for me,” co-owner Sarah Stocum says. “And there was a noticeable difference in customer loyalty ... It was very clear that she was owner material.”