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Lead | CoolCleveland
Or get out of the way We need your leadership now more than ever. Our region needed Richey Piiparinen, rustbelt philosopher, and we will mourn his passing and celebrate his visions, as …
Neighborhoods - CoolCleveland
What makes Northeast Ohio cool and unique? It's amazing neighborhoods. Some have developed over decades from immigrant ethnic groups, their culture, places of worship and cuisine still intact. Other Cool Neighborhoods are popping up …
Lights | CoolCleveland
Time to sparkle The region shimmers with holiday fun: Deck the Hall at Stan Hywet, sing Hallelujah at Trinity Cathedral, celebrate Kwanzaa at CPT, re-live Nutcracker with Cleveland …
It’s Coming - CoolCleveland
So catch it this week while you can. Parma’s The Current Year celebrates Record Store Day this Saturday with a party and pierogi. The City Club hosts a panel on “The Changing Landscape of the Arts in Cleveland.” CPT’s DanceWorks kicks …
More and More - CoolCleveland
But more is not better Our arts and culture industry contributes $533M per year to our local economy. Cuyahoga Arts & Culture has provided over 4000 grants to 485 non-profits, but the …
Head of the Class | CoolCleveland
The best location for migration Our hearts go out to those suffering increasingly severe weather disasters, and we look forward to eventually welcoming legions of climate refugees to our …
Who Are We? - CoolCleveland
We know this: when you step into a pool, you send out ripples in all directions. Today, if we look at our pool, our county, election reports show that every single candidate and issue supported by …
Where Are We Now? | CoolCleveland
Still here. But we have agency. We have options. We can take control of our own destiny, right here. Walk your neighborhood, talk to your art entrepreneur friends. Stop in to the Big Fun pop …
Welcome Back - CoolCleveland
For the 20 years that CoolCleveland has been around, native Clevelanders who’ve fled to greener pastures (or just for more green) come back in droves on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving …