The Cleveland Orchestra, the Cleveland Institute of Art’s (CIA) Cinematheque and the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) have joined forces to create the massive Fate and Freedom festival to span this upcoming...
If ska concerts are known for anything, they’re known for their crowds.
You see flailing.
You see the mosh pit.
You see every kind of punk.
It’s an experience like no other; there’s even...
Lucky Spider and St. Lucia were two very different flavors of music.
While the two members of Lucky Spider (Case Western Reserve University students and siblings Nick and Alex Pilla) touched on some...
Prominent comic artist Chris Ware went to the Cleveland Public Library on Saturday Oct. 5, as part of the annual “Writers and Readers” series at the library. Ware began his talk, humorously saying,...
A bobbing crowd of students roared after Passion Pit exited the stage.
The chant crescendoed: “Encore! Encore! Encore!”
Veale athletic center was stuffy, hot and filled with perspiration, yet...
The Mona Lisa: It is quite possibly the most famous painting in the world. Most could recognize that subtle smile and green dress anywhere. Art lovers and normals alike are also familiar with its famous...
Katy Witkowski, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 27, 2013
On Sept. 21 and 22, young and old came together outside of the Cleveland Museum of Art to participate in the Chalk Festival. Held every year in the adjacent garden and pond, chalk lovers draw whatever...
Jessica Yang, Contributing Reporter
• September 27, 2013
The Cleveland Public Library has yet again brought back their “Writers and Readers” series, featuring authors, illustrators and personalities like Chris Ware (illustrator for “Quimby the Mouse”),...
More than ever before, the Cleveland Orchestra has pushed student attendance at their upcoming concert season by implementing huge student discounts and increased advertising.
“We’re trying to have...
