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Tragedy gives way to healing as Wendy Park has a new connecting bridge

There is probably no grief greater than a parent losing a child before their time. Such was the case of Cleveland Metroparks Commissioner...

It is late morning on a beautiful summer day. Temperatures are in the mid 60s and the sun dances from cloud to cloud. Stretching out in...

For well over a year the country was hunkered down in their various bunkers as a silent storm raged outside. From time to time we would...

Six months ago during the brutal cold of Cleveland winter and in the middle of a life altering pandemic Cleveland Metroparks shouldered...

One of the most brutal conditions of the on going pandemic is the effect that it has had on the arts. Literally overnight stages were...

Still afraid to venture outside your home for a little bit of culture? Even with masks and social distancing many people simply do not...

With the local stages dark and the theaters shuttered I thought that it would be a good time to write a piece on etiquette. No, not which...

In the United States alone there are nearly 40,000 schools for dance. That works out on average to around 800 schools per state. Each...

It was a loud and exuberant crowd as 3,832 students, teachers of the Canton Metropolitan School District as well as regular fans came to...

Woodstock was that little concert held back in August of 1969 on Max Yasgur’s dairy farm in Bethel, New York that was billed as an...