Cleveland Magazine

12/19/2025

Tonight, Copley, Ohio, native John Vincent III will showcase his heartfelt music in a co-headlining Agora show with Cincinnati musician Michael Marcagi:

The Copley, Ohio, native will showcase his heartfelt music in a co-headlining Agora show with Cincinnati musician Michael Marcagi.

12/19/2025

Looking for holiday cheer? These festive pop-up bars deliver dazzling decor, creative cocktails and memorable moments all season long.

Unwrap the holiday fun with Northeast Ohio’s best pop-up bars for festive cheer. 

12/19/2025

Cleveland had a year full of big moments, bold ideas and unforgettable stories. Look back at the trends, releases, developments and cultural highlights that defined 2025.

It's been a big year in Cleveland. Look back on the standout stories, trends, moments, releases and more that defined 2025.

12/19/2025

In case you missed it, Flour has officially opened its second location in Brecksville, bringing the signature open kitchen, pizza bar and expanded patio to Valor Acres.

Nearly 15 years after debuting in Moreland Hills, chef-owner Matt Mytro is serving a familiar menu with plans to evolve it for the new neighborhood.

Chef-owner Matt Mytro opens a second Flour nearly 15 years after the original, bringing the signature open kitchen, pizza bar and expanded patio to Valor Acres.

12/19/2025

The Ohio City Singers' seasonal concerts have become a local tradition for many fans of the holiday band.

The longtime local festive supergroup hits local stages this holiday season with new songs to share.

12/18/2025

When Kenn Ricci started Directional Aviation over 40 years ago, he couldn’t think of a better place to do it than in his hometown.

It first began as a small charter service. Today, the Northeast Ohio company owns Flexjet, the global leader in private aviation, with unique aircraft that offer one-of-a-kind experiences.

Customers of Flexjet buy shares or lease private planes that are decked out in ultra-modern decor and technology, such as satellite internet provider Starlink.

“It’s the difference between staying at a chain motel and staying at a very high-end, luxurious boutique hotel. Every room isn’t the same,” Michael Silvestro, Flexjet’s CEO, says.

The fleet of over 300 planes is tracked from an operations center based at the Cuyahoga County airport.

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12/18/2025

Cleveland’s dining scene leveled up in 2025, fueled by viral trends, bold new concepts and a wave of creative openings.

Take a look back at the dishes, drinks and moments that shaped the year.

New flavors, eateries and portion sizes redefined local cuisine this year.

12/18/2025

Find some gifts — and plenty of fun — at a last-minute holiday market.

Here are the essential Northeast Ohio holiday markets to check out this season.

12/18/2025

Mourning [A] BLKstar marks 10 years of bold, Afrofuturist experimentation with a new album that reflects the collective’s evolving sound and spirit. Flowers For The Living honors a transformative ten-year journey for the Cleveland collective.

The Cleveland Afrofuturist ensemble’s latest album Flowers For The Living caps a decade for the influential group.

12/18/2025

In Northeast Ohio, long stretches of dreary gray days can leave people craving color and life. For many, houseplants become an easy antidote to the winter slump.

Color the winter blues with a bit of greenery.

12/17/2025

Architect Frank Gehry was known worldwide for projects like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain; the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles; and a concert hall-turned-prison in Springfield in an episode of “The Simpsons,” which included a cameo by the architect.

Gehry, who died at 96 years old in early December, is probably best known in Cleveland for the Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University.

Gehry also designed another never-built project that could have changed the landscape of Downtown Cleveland.

A 1987 Plain Dealer story detailed plans for a building that would have been the tallest in the city at the time, including a hotel, retail and parking for thousands of cars. It would also display some of Lewis’ modern art, and atop the structure would have been a statue by Claes Oldenburg, who made the Free Stamp, which at the time was sitting in a warehouse, its fate up for debate.

Ultimately, the headquarters was never built.

Read more: https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/the-frank-gehry-skyscraper-that-was-never-built-in-cleveland/