My organization hosted an event last night and everything from the staff to the service to the food…read moreand ambiance was terrific. Our banquets room overlooked the ice skating rink and it was awesome to see people skating while we networked. The good was all delicious small bites - chicken satay, deviled eggs, hummus, dips, veggies, and more! The staff was very nice and accommodating. I didn't get to see the rest of the space, but heard that it's wonderful too.

Lovely club. Extremely family friendly. I grew up here and now my kids come as well. Members are…read morefriendly and the staff is extraordinary.

My second time to Whirly Ball and it's totally amazing. Loads of fun and laughter for our family…read more Drinks and snacks, bowling, laser tag, and QBoX. We've been 2 yrs in a row when visiting my daughter in Cleveland. You will want to experience, then you'll keep wanting to come and bring your friends. Amazing owner and staff as well

Had a wonderful time playing with our family. Was delighted by the great beverage selection they…read morehad as well, especially all the beers on tap. Lots of fun games. Will be back for sure!!

Held every year since 1969 (with a 10 year hiatus from 84-95), Hessler is a Cleveland institution…read moreand the mark of the festival season. Come hungry, with sunscreen and cash. Vendors sell ethnic eats, ice cream, and hand crafted items like tie died clothing, jewelry, and pottery. The neighborhood is leafy, eclectic, and brick lined. Hessler should be experienced at least one time in your Cleveland career. Check out my pics from 2010's festival. Follow the signs for the children's play area where you can find a drum circle.

Smaller street fair, but with plenty of vendors selling interesting items. (Posted some pics) The…read morereason behind the start of the fair was even more unique. Check it out if your in the area.

We chose Vicky's Event Center aka Vic's Event Center actually out of desperation because we needed…read morea space for my father in laws repast....IMMEDIATELY. Ms Vicky was very accommodating and very sweet. Her prices are quite reasonable and the facility is fantastic! The bathrooms were clean, the kitchen area was big enough for food prep and storage. The deck is a wonderful touch on a nice day. I recommend this facility for any occasion! Thank you Ms Vicky

I place that I have always wanted to explore more. They have a gorgeous dance studio with lots of…read moremirrors as well as a state-of-the art recording center. I'm usually in the back for the Broadway Buzz; the theater where it is held is absolutely beautiful. It's built in a blackbox style, but it holds plenty of (comfortable) seats. Only downside is the restrooms in the building are designed rather poorly, so it can be difficult to pass someone if they are headed out and you are headed to a stall.

I found out about this place via eventbrite recently and thought I would sign up for the event. I…read moresat in for a live recording of a town hall meeting with Tavis Smiley and a few of the current and past judges for the state of Ohio. (Check out his show on PBS if you are into politics or if you like great commentary) the only con I have is parking but I can't really fault them seeing as how they are located in downtown Cleveland and there's rarely any free parking down there -___-. They also have a shelf filled with free events in Cleveland and surrounding suburbs that you should definitely check out.

Tucked away just on the outskirts of downtown Cleveland, the barn located at the rear is a true gem…read moreof a wedding venue. Its interior is breathtakingly beautiful, and there is also outdoor space that can be covered with a tent.

Did you know that the oldest existing building in Ohio is not only in your home town - but hiding…read morein plain sight in Midtown on Euclid Avenue? If you don't know, you had better ask somebody. As in, the amiable team of volunteers and live-in caretaker who maintain this historic gem and its picturesque gardens. I first came to know of the Dunhan Tavern when my then-fiance and I were on the hunt for an intimate, low-key wedding locale, my father - the all-time Cleveland denizen - suggested it to me. After jumping through hoops with other, more conventional wedding venues, we visited the Dunham Tavern and the process of booking our wedding was as simple as placing a nominal deposit and picking any one of dozens of available days. That was it. If you love local history, beautiful gardens, and low-key party venues, give the Dunham Tavern a look. I think that you will be pleased and surprised!

What a fantastic venue, built in the art deco style and commanding the presence of mind a building…read moreof this era deserves - she presents good sides in all the right places! She presents herself along Euclid and East streets the best, in my opinion - from the outside. Once inside - the main Grand Foyer is not to be missed! Even the side street and back door entrances, and the lower level lobby and vestibule areas beg to be inspected and enjoyed visually and audibly, as the sounds echo off the beautiful marbled floorings. The music hall is a jewel that showcases all of what is right with the art deco movement - and acoustically allows for the magnificent capture of sounds from the silence of a pin drop to the booming bass drums in a Sousa March - or monolithic Wagner Orchestral sounds - they are all to be enjoyed with every style and volume in between. I have enjoyed each visit and treasured each one - looking forward to the next one! I hope to bring my family on a trip with me one of these times as I visit the city for a mix of medical and work visits. Until next time - thank you for another great performance Severance Hall!

Gorgeous interior. Lots of steps and finding your way…read morearound can be confusing at first but so many staff available to help and they were all nice! Seemed like the food and alcohol was your typical theatre fare, popcorn, wines, simple mixed drinks.

I work with kids with ASD and we came here as a trip last summer. I wanted to bring the kids I…read morebabysat for who are neurotypical. I brought one of them yesterday and she had so much fun and wanted to come again. It's obviously meant for all kids but as a heads up, I think it's best for neurotypical kids aged 1-5. Beyond five and I can see them getting bored quickly unless they come to play with a friend or siblings. Lots of gross motor activities as well as an arts and crafts room for fine motor skills and a game room too if your kid likes that kind of stuff. They have a zip line and a trampoline and a climbing wall too. I talked to the 3 year old I babysit that there are kids here who play differently from her. I told her they calm and soothe differently from her and sometimes they have a harder time waiting. We talked in the car about letting other kids have a turn first and we can come back to a toy if a friend is having a hard time sharing. She very much understood and didn't hesitate in the new environment. She hasn't per se been exposed to neurodivergent friends so I thought she did amazing - kind & offering preferred items first to others. Anyway, a great way to spend a cold or rainy day. Staff was amazing too. Thank you!!