A sure sign that spring is arriving in Cleveland is the annual St. Patrick's Day parade Downtown. From the Sunday afternoon parade to the party in The Arcade, there was so much to see this March 17. Photos By Matthew Chasney
Opening March 16, I Hate Cowboys will be unlike anything else that’s currently in The Flats. By Danny Cunningham
Each Friday night during Lent various churches across Northeast Ohio are filled with fried fish. This is how St. Josaphat Cathedral in Parma puts its spin on the fish fry. By Matthew Chasney
Zoomed out, closed in, digitally overdosed students during the pandemic needed a booster shot of academic and social-emotional oomph from schools, including Laurel, Hawkins and Shaker Heights. By Kristen Hampshire
It's St. Patrick's Day in Cleveland, but if green gives you the ick, there is plenty of live music, theater and more to enjoy as we set our sights on spring. By Jeff Niesel
The event returns to Cleveland for the first time since 1996. By Danny Cunningham
The pizzeria adds twice the space and a bar. By Douglas Trattner
The St. Ignatius teacher teams up with Jimmy Fallon, Keke Palmer and Joe Manganiello in this rendition of the classic gameshow. By Christina Rufo
The show must go on, and it did one week later. By Vince Guerrieri
In preparation for the NCAA Women's Final Four coming to town, we caught up with David Gilbert, the president and CEO of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission. By Danny Cunningham
It's official: Cleveland school's out on April 8. By Christina Rufo
The lineup includes a mix of world premieres, artsy endeavors and nostalgic throwbacks — including a showing of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse on April 8, when the total solar eclipse reaches Cleveland. By Haley Strnad and Annie Nickoloff
