Cleveland Scene Magazine

09/05/2025

“The cuts to the NIH funding … are going to severely reduce the amount of research that universities in Ohio are able to engage in."

09/05/2025

A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat

A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to print

09/05/2025

About a thousand people may be living in the new neighborhood by the end of the decade. Appetite for other development remains stagnant, however.

09/04/2025

Where "vintage vibes and Hollywood regency glamour" meet top-shelf cocktails and hand-cut steaks.

09/04/2025

“A strong Downtown drives growth throughout Cuyahoga County,” Chris Ronayne said in a release. “We're proud to partner with Downtown Cleveland, Inc. on this initiative. Together, we're helping ensure downtown remains a hub of opportunity, innovation and vitality for the entire region.”

With $43 million in funding, the district gets a seven-year extension for safety ambassadors, cleaning, landscaping and more

09/04/2025

The new count represents a 90% increase for the academic since the school year began

09/04/2025

Earlier this week, TempleLive at the Cleveland Masonic laid off its entire staff, a former employee told Scene. They said the phone call caught them and the other employees by surprise.

The venue has also begun cancelling and re-ticketing several upcoming shows. More on what we know right now at the link in bio.

The Arkansas-based company also this week pulled out of operating its venue in Peoria, Illinois

09/03/2025

Buckle up, folx. This may hit a nerve for some of you reading this.

You can start by asking whether monogamy is right for you, or simply the only option you think you're allowed.

09/03/2025

This is one of those bands that has slipped under the radar; they've been around since 2014 but haven't achieved much mainstream success. There's no good reason why this quartet isn't more well-known.

California-based quartet Dorothy played the fairly-new West Bank venue Globe Iron last night to a very enthusiastic crowd.

09/03/2025

"The company wanted to do a French concept but we wanted to make it more laid back like a bistro and not a brasserie," says GM Joseph Deininger.

"The company wanted to do a French concept but we wanted to make it more laid back like a bistro and not a brasserie."

09/03/2025

Alison Krauss comes to Jacobs Pavilion, Bill Squire performs at Hilarities and so much more

Alison Krauss comes to Jacobs Pavilion and Bill Squire performs at Hilarities

09/03/2025

More new eateries are slated to open downtown in the coming months