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Having kids shows that reflect diversity can show that every story matters and that children have the ability to have power and influence and be seen and heard and valued in society. -
FLICKRThe ABJ will be moving to a digital-only edition on Mondays.
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As the pandemic was just getting started in 2020, video of Derin Fletcher’s colored pencil portraits took off on Instagram. -
Spector was inducted into the Cleveland Rock Hall in 2007.
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Cleveland Museum of Natural History announces free Sunday admission for Cleveland and East ClevelandA $3 million grant supports that program for three years beginning on January 23.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has limited the ability of many artists to make music. But Cleveland singer-songwriter Ray Flanagan says the isolation freed his creativity and challenged him to develop new skills.
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COVID-19-related cancellations continue to wrack Cleveland’s performing arts scene.
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Arts organizations across Ohio are lobbying local government officials to secure a share of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Nearly $2 trillion in stimulus money was assigned to cities across the country last year.
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New year rituals may or may not be for everyone. But habits and intention setting can often spark something positive. A handful of Northeast Ohio artists working in different mediums share how they are nurturing creativity in the new year.
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“A Planets Odyssey,” originally planned for Jan. 22, is now scheduled for May 22, and “Hey Monea Meets the Symphony,” originally planned for Jan. 13, is set for June 9.
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As revenues from the Cuyahoga County cigarette tax for the arts continue to decline, local advocates are looking to expand the tax to include all tobacco products. An attempt to build that idea into the state budget failed this past summer, but a new effort is in the works for 2022.
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December 30, 2021, marks the 40th anniversary of when WKSU's nightly progressive and alternative music show ended its decade-long run.
