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Cleveland, OH
Best Events (Events) (10 Overall Closest) |
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Great Lakes Theatre Festival |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
March 25, 2009 - December 2009 1501 Euclid Ave Playhouse Square Center, Cleveland 44115 216-241-5490 |
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Description:
This well-received theater focuses on classic drama selections. Pieces range from Shakespeare to contemporary works to elaborate musicals. There's usually something for everyone over the course of a season. The "New York Times" applauds the work done at GLTF as "immediate and vital drama." Special programs allow visually- and hearing-impaired patrons to enjoy the productions. The theater's season runs from fall through spring. |
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
April 4, 2009
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Description:
2009 marks the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony's 24th installment, and this year's nominees include the likes of Jeff Beck, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Metallica and Run-D.M.C.
Be a part of history at Cleveland's historic Public Hall, as 2009 is the first year that tickets will be made available to the general public. |
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EarthFest |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
April 19, 2009
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Description:
EarthFest is one of the country's premier Earth Day celebrations, and it features a fun and educational time for people of all ages and walks of life. The 2008 event featured over 150 exhibitors in areas such as local and organic foods, clean transportation, non-profit environmental organizations, "green" home improvement, and much more. There are also events and exhibitions aimed specifically at informing and entertaining the children, so be sure to bring the whole family. |
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Cleveland Marathon and 10K |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
May 16, 2010 Cleveland State University, Cleveland 216-687-2000 |
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Description:
Held each spring in late April or May, this event takes advantage of beautiful weather and never fails to yield a great turnout. Thousands of hard-core marathoners attend, and couch potatoes try to be runners for a day. Both races attract elite athletes. However, lots of residents run the 10K at a "leisurely pace" for the reward at the end – bagels, ice cream, Powerbars, Popsicles and the satisfaction of knowing they ran 6.2 miles. Lots of music, food and exciting race finishes make this a fun event for spectators too. |
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Cleveland Shakespeare Festival |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
June 19 - August 2, 2009 Ford And Bellflower Rds University Cir, Cleveland |
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Description:
To go or not to go...there is no question! A young event, the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival has attracted record-breaking crowds. Plays such as "Henry V" and "Midsummer Night's Dream" are performed by a troupe of first-rate thespians with authentic and elaborate stage sets. Another great reason to enjoy the prolific words of the English language's greatest writer: all performances are free. Performances held behind the Mather Memorial Building. |
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Burning River Fest |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
August 2009 1231 Main Ave, Cleveland 44113 (216) 861-4080 |
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Description:
Burning River Fest is a popular annual event, held at the Nautica Entertainment Complex, that celebrates local musicians, artisans, sustainable farmers and restaurants, environmental organizations and companies, and waterways. The festival hosts exhibitions and entertainment options that appeal to all ages and interests, from face painting, crafts and storytellers for the kids to scenic boat rides, unique food and fun music for the whole family. |
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Slavic Village Harvest Festival |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
August 2009 E 57th St & Fleet Ave, Cleveland 44105 |
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Description:
The annual Slavic Village Harvest Festival celebrates Cleveland's Slavic heritage. Over 75,000 annual visitors come to celebrate a weekend filled with the history and culture of the "Warszawa" neighborhood, one of the largest Polish communities in the country.
While at the festival, you'll have the chance to enjoy polka dancing, delicious food, exciting music and trolley rides through the district.
Slavic Village is located on Fleet Avenue, between East 57th and East 65th Streets. |
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Taste of Cleveland |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
September 4 - September 7, 2009 1887 W. 3rd Street, Cleveland 44113 |
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Description:
Taste of Cleveland is a popular tribute to the unique cultural flavor of the area. The festival takes place at the end of the summer and celebrates the music and cuisine of the many different cultures in Northeast Ohio. "Restaurant Row" features more than 30 local restaurants serving their unique offerings.
Musical offerings come from across the spectrum, from Grammy-winning rock to the unique sounds of the area's diverse ethnic heritage. |
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Holiday Circlefest |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
December 2009 2 Wade Oval, Cleveland 44106 |
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Description:
University Circle is one of the premier "live/play/work" neighborhoods in Cleveland. At Holiday Circlefest, you can kick off the holiday season with the many University Circle museums, galleries, churches, schools and other organizations. The festival features a fun-filled day of music, activities and shopping, and University Circle provides shuttle buses with tour guides to show visitors around the neighborhood.
Holiday Circlefest is capped off by the Cleveland Museum of Art's Winter Lights lantern procession. |
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Saint Patrick's Day Parade |
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(Events - Best of the City) |
March 17, 2010 1800 Superior Ave, Cleveland 44114 |
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Description:
The Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade dates back to 1867, making it one of the largest and most cherished annual events in the city.
Don't miss your chance to be a part of history by watching this historic parade in person. The route begins at the intersection of Superior Avenue and East 18th Street, and the terminal point is the intersection of Rockwell Avenue and East 6th Street. |
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