Candice Wilder

The world premiere play follows Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s telling us that the fight ahead will truly one day be worth the struggle.

Now, the company is in search of a new home to keep its more than 40-year-old mission of arts education and programing going.

Cleveland artists who are in need of materials, resources and community support will be able to find it this weekend.

Dominick Farinacci, international jazz artist, will partner with three Clevelanders to share stories of their work and reentry experiences.

The city’s annual event is Friday, June 14, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and has brought dozens of Clevelanders together for the holiday.

Tri-C’s annual Jazz fest returns to Cleveland this weekend marking its 45th anniversary at PlayHouse Square.

From homemade soul food to tacos, each food gets their special day and provides a chance for you to explore some great local neighborhoods.

The group of young poets are using spoken word poetry and creative writing workshops to inspire others to discover their true inner artist.

Although there are plenty of events in Cleveland that will be celebrating America’s birthday, there are also some non-holiday Cleveland community events taking place this weekend and early next week.

The next open mic is Friday, July 12, at 6 p.m. at Literary Cleveland’s headquarters, 13002 Larchmere Blvd.