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Nostalgic Train Rides This Holiday Season in Northeast Ohio and Tickets Just Went on Sale
CVSR operates along 26 miles of track between Independence and Akron, offering vintage rail excursions year-round through the heart of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Riders can board at three primary stations; Rockside in Independence, Peninsula Depot, and Akron Northside; with free parking and a recommendation to arrive 45 minutes early.

Brooke Sullivan
Oct 7, 20252 min read


Inside the Cleveland Film Everyone Will Be Talking About This Holiday, and the Museum Exhibit That Proves It
The cast includes Martin Sheen, Dennis Haysbert, June Squibb, Stacy Keach, Loretta Devine, Liza Weil, Jon Lovitz, Jeff Hiller, Dot-Marie Jones, Mark L. Walberg and more. Since its debut at the Newport Beach Film Festival in October 2024, the movie has experienced a streak of sold-out screenings. It was the first film in the festival’s history to require a second showing due to high demand. When it screened at the Cleveland International Film Festival this spring, it shattered

Gremi
Oct 6, 20254 min read


McDonald’s Brings Back Monopoly Game with $471 Million in Prizes and Fraud-Proof Rules
The relaunch also reflects broader shifts in consumer behavior and brand engagement. By integrating the game into its mobile app, McDonald’s

Cleveland13 Staff
Oct 6, 20253 min read


Classic 70mm Movies Coming to Cleveland in Big-Screen Revival This Fall at Phoenix Theatres in North Olmsted
Phoenix Theatres will use two historic Century Model JJ reel to reel projectors equipped with an R-31 E Magnetic Sound Penthouse and Dolby CP-200 sound processor with six-track magnetic sound capability. The system includes precision German-engineered lenses and high-intensity xenon lighting to produce sharp and bright images on a 42-foot-wide screen. It also features support for 70mm DTS and Dolby Digital sound on digitally encoded 35mm films.

Brooke Sullivan
Sep 10, 20252 min read


“I Thought I Was Dying”: CEO's Wake-Up Call Came from Beyond the Grave. A Conversation with Sara Byers
Sara Byers spent more than 20 years as a CEO, juggling leadership roles on multiple boards, community initiatives, and motherhood, all while hiding a lifelong battle with anxiety. Her transformation from corporate executive to a spiritually guided writer and podcaster began in 2021 after an unexpected and deeply personal experience forced her to confront what she had long ignored: herself.

Karen Moss-Hale
Sep 9, 20253 min read


Heights Music Hop Returns for 13th Year to Unleash a Soundstorm Across Cleveland Heights This Month
The festival begins Friday in the Cedar-Fairmount district with performances starting in the afternoon and running into the evening. On Saturday, the event moves to Noble Road Library and the Cedar Lee district with music starting in the morning and continuing into the night. The celebration concludes Sunday in Coventry Village, with family-friendly activities beginning in the morning and live music scheduled from noon until 6 p.m.

Sandra Anderson
Sep 9, 20252 min read


Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire Roars into Cleveland This Weekend
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire roars into Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse this Friday, Sept. 5 and Saturday, Sept. 6 with three explosive performances featuring Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, Gunkster and the all-new Skelesaurus. The schedule includes shows at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and 12:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Jayda's Adventures
Sep 5, 20252 min read


America’s Got Talent’s Greg Morton to Headline Hilarities in Cleveland This Month
Greg Morton, the Canadian-born comedian best known for his rapid-fire “Star Wars” impressions and a semifinalist run on Season 14 of America’s Got Talent, is returning to Cleveland for another high-energy set at Hilarities on 4th Street. His visit continues a long-standing relationship with the city, where he’s performed to sold-out crowds since the early 2000s.

Gremi
Sep 4, 20254 min read


Big Comfy Couch Explodes Back into Pop Culture With 30th Anniversary Drop
Alyson Court, who played Loonette, continues to be both an ambassador and a guardian of the show’s memory. In a recent interview, she shared that she owns one of the original couches from the touring mall shows, though it does not fit in her home and is currently in storage. She elaborated “When people see that, I would say about 40 percent will end up in tears. They don’t even know why they’re having this emotional moment. They’re like ‘I’m just having this childhood thing r

Cleveland13 Staff
Aug 27, 20252 min read


Akron Filmmaker’s Documentary on Alfred McMoore Featured in Upcoming Museum Exhibition
Todd, who works at NASA in Cleveland as a video producer, animator, and illustrator, said the project began when his friend Chuck Auerbach approached him during the production of his TV show Arts Quest, which aired on Time Warner’s NEON network. “Chuck reached out to me while I was producing my TV show Arts Quest, which used to air on Time Warner’s NEON network, thinking Alfred’s story would make for an excellent feature,” Todd said. “After we got to talking, I realized this

Peter Lewis
Aug 25, 20252 min read


Models Took Over the Runway at Burke Lakefront Airport to Save a Dress the Wright Brothers Wouldn’t Fly Without
A unique blend of vintage runway fashion and aviation heritage lit up Burke Lakefront Airport on Friday, Aug. 22, as 'Corks on the Concourse' returned with its “Glory Days of Aviation” theme to benefit the International Women’s Air & Space Museum. The event, held just ahead of the Cleveland National Air Show, spotlighted women’s contributions to aviation while raising funds to restore a historic artifact once worn by Katharine Wright, sister to the famed Wright brothers.

Gremi
Aug 25, 20253 min read


This Cleveland Adventure Lets You Fly Over Lake Erie and It’s Unreal
Take flight 400 feet above Lake Erie with Cleveland’s own Great Lakes Watersports. This downtown parasailing experience offers stunning skyline views, smooth takeoffs and landings, and a unique way to see the city like never before. Open to ages 5 to 80, flights start at $80 and are led by a certified crew focused on safety and fun. Discover why parasailing over Cleveland is the ultimate summer adventure for locals and visitors alike.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 23, 20252 min read


Splash Lagoon and Erie Attractions Make for a Packed Family Getaway
Discover why Splash Lagoon in Erie, Pennsylvania is the ultimate indoor waterpark for families. With nine water slides, a lazy river, wave pool, surf simulator, and toddler-friendly play zones, there's something for all ages. Explore nearby attractions like Waldameer, the Erie Zoo, and Scallywags Pirate Adventure to complete the perfect family getaway. Plan your trip with tips on rides, lodging, and dining for an unforgettable experience.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 20, 20253 min read


The Best Affordable Family Trip You Haven’t Taken Yet This Summer is in Lansing
Plan the perfect budget-friendly family getaway to Lansing, MI, packed with free museums, science centers, kayaking, planetarium shows, and more. Discover fun for all ages just in time to soak up the last days of summer without breaking the bank.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 18, 20253 min read


Beetlejuice Musical Haunts Playhouse Square for a Limited Time
Don't miss the Broadway hit "Beetlejuice" live at Cleveland's Playhouse Square through August 17. Based on Tim Burton’s cult classic, this hilarious musical brings ghostly thrills, bold performances, and jaw-dropping visuals to the stage. Ideal for teens and families, the show features standout talent and unforgettable moments. Get ticket details, showtimes, and insider reactions in our full story.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 14, 20252 min read


International Irish Dance Leaders Open Doors to Young Beginners in Parma
Join one of the world’s top Irish dance schools for a rare two-day “Try It Out” camp in Parma, Aug. 23–24, 2025. Open to beginners ages 5–7, this exclusive event offers hands-on training from globally acclaimed instructors, including coaches to world champions. Learn Irish dance basics, high-energy routines, and experience the culture behind the art. Limited spots available. Register now to step into the spotlight.

Nikkie Brown
Aug 12, 20252 min read


Cedar Point Thrill Ride 'Power Tower' Forced to Close After Scary Mid-Air Malfunction
Cedar Point’s 240-foot Power Tower ride was shut down after a cable detached mid-operation, prompting an emergency evacuation. No injuries were reported, but Ohio state inspectors issued a Stop Operation Order while investigating with the ride’s manufacturer. Guests reported a loud bang and grinding metal before crews manually lowered riders to safety.

Peter Lewis
Aug 11, 20252 min read


White House Unveils Plan for Nationwide Digital AI Health Record System with Big Tech Support
The White House and HHS have announced a 2026 launch of a voluntary, AI-powered digital health record system led by CMS, partnering with over 60 major tech and healthcare companies including Google, Amazon, Apple, and UnitedHealth. The initiative promises secure, seamless sharing of medical records across providers, personalized health insights, and modernized access through interoperable, patient-controlled tools.

Analese Hartford
Aug 11, 20252 min read


Middlefield Library Swamped with Thousands of Returns After One-Day Closure
Middlefield’s library staff faced an unexpected mountain of work after a single-day closure led to thousands of books flooding the return room. The surprising overflow sparked community reactions, from praise for the town’s love of reading to calls for recognition of staff efforts. See the viral photo and the story behind this massive book return that has readers talking.

David Jones
Aug 8, 20252 min read


From Parma to Paranormal Paul Seaburn Blends Comedy and Curiosity on the Airwaves
Paul Seaburn’s journey from math enthusiast to paranormal journalist and comedy writer is a story of curiosity, humor, and reinvention. Growing up in Parma, Ohio, Seaburn’s natural talent for mathematics led him to John Carroll University, where he earned a degree in math and a minor in philosophy. His early career began in information technology at a time when computer science was still in its infancy, but his love of humor soon pushed him in a different direction.

Karen Moss-Hale
Aug 6, 20252 min read
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