CLE's best kept secret!…read more The Prolific Oxygen Dome (aka POD) is one of the projects of Rid-All Green Partnership. It's unlike anything you'll see in CLE. It's very dystopian looking and futuristic in some way.You can find this POD on the premises of Rid-All Partnership. It operates as a standalone venture. POD combines many cool concepts into one - education hub about plants and herbs, community/creatives space, and wellness hub. You can drop in at the POD for an event or become a member. You can also host your own event here like a retreat or fitness class. I dropped in for heated yoga awhile back and had a very positive experience. I also heard about writing workshops held in this space. Membership is listed on their website between $25-50 per month, two tiers are available. I believe that programming (like wellness) is included in your membership. Best ways to discover happenings at the POD is on their website and Instagram @thepod.project. That's how I discovered a yoga class (signed up on drop-in basis). I hate to spoil the surprise but walking into the POD for the first time is a whole experience. The first thing that stands out is flowing water and the first thing you'll see is a big pool with fish. Yes, you can actually look in and see the fish. It's very therapeutic. There's artificial green grass under your feet and plenty of plants along the perimeter of the POD. There are also some fun community art pieces scattered in this space. This space immediately feels peaceful. There's so many unexpected things inside that it transports you. I did not get to interact with any staff that work in the POD directly but interacted with Rid-All Green Partnership's employees. They're all very friendly. The yoga instructor (not affiliated with POD). It was also so welcoming and so warm. It just feels like a lovely space to build community. The area where this POD is located is around Kinsman. It's not the best area of the city. Be aware of your surroundings and commute. When you arrive, you feel completely safe and at peace. I recommend parking in Rid-All Partnership's lot as opposed to street parking. I plan to visit the POD more! I love all that it stands for and especially looking forward to the wellness offerings. We need more spaces just like these in our community!

It was my first time viewing this beautiful space. I was here for an evening meeting. I definitely…read moreneed to come back earlier in the day. The space is so bright and inviting. The gentleman working the front desk was very welcoming. There was a computer lab available for use and tables near outlets for table to chill or work.

I visited the Midtown Collaboration Center for a private evening event in September 2025 for an…read moreinternational non-profit organization. It is bright and airy inside with big windows. The Center is a beautiful and open venue. It is a community center where collaboration is encouraged. I think that there are some businesses who have offices here. Many of events are held here. If you work a remote job, there are open spaces available plus sofas to sit on. I haven't worked from here before but I may consider it as an option. I haven't been back since my one time visiting in 2025 but I would love to return again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 164/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1005 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 July 2026

So I had a dui from 10 years ago and I am currently getting my life together. So I moved to Ohio…read moreand of course the dui followed me. I had to take a 72 hr class and was recommended to key decisions positive choices. We stayed in a nice hotel in Richfeild all weekend and I went to class, to pay my debt for drinking and driving. I actually had a mental awakening, I picked one thing I would work on and it's been working, I have my driving test next week to be legal. They faxed my paperwork and offered me a remedial driving class. I totally recommend this program to anyone that needs to do a dui class. The owners are fantastic and super understanding. The staff is friendly and if u need to smoke the accommodate that as well.

I recommend that no one use DannLaw law firm - headquarters in Cleveland Ohio. They were…read morerepresenting me in a suit against AHS that was supposed to go to arbitration. This had been going on for over 2 years. I sent in all documents more than once. Lost, misplaced, etc. Different attorneys, supposedly helping have left their firm. Last email from Marc Dann said they are no longer representing me in my claim against AAA. I never filed a claim against AAA.

Once again a problem with a BBB ... this time an Arkansas BBB employee falsely claiming "BBB cannot…read morerequest a business to address, retrain, reprimand or fire an employee." My complaint never brought this up. I addressed a system nonconformance that is not limited to the Strongsville store as this had also occurred at the Parma store. This complaint sought to resolve an obvious system breakdown within the Wal-Mart system here in the Cleveland area .... Parma and Strongsville. BBB complaint systems specified says that the BBB handles ... or is supposedly supposed to handle ... "BBB handles disputes related to marketplace issues experienced with the services or products a business provides." "BBB handles complaints regarding any business, whether or not the business is a BBB Accredited Business. BBB also accepts complaints against charities and non-profit organizations. "And yet a Cleveland BBB employee saw fit to refuse a complaint against Playhouse Square for failing to provide adequate security (the security guy was sleeping by the box seat doors). He claimed that the BBB does not handle complaints against charities and produced what looked like an approved document. I escalated this and the complaint was finally sent. Submitted a negative review against a local law firm for failing to answer questions and finally dropping the case we had hired them to handle. Cleveland BBB pulled the review ... my wife and I submitted another review which the law firm responded with inflammatory and slanderous comments. BBB Cleveland again pulled the review. I have copies of the reviews they pulled. Law firm had 4 positive reviews posted within the hour. I questioned the Cleveland BBB president over those coincidental positive reviews and she said they had no way of verifying the sources of reviews. This was never resolved. Akron BBB employee refused to process a complaint against a healthcare insurance company because she said it was a duplicate. Here's a clue ... if a company fails to address root cause and an effective corrective action another complaint is warranted. No where in the BBB system is there a requirement ... repeat complaint! Tennessee BBB refused to process complaint against law firm that was fraudulently phishing for retainers. That was never resolved. There appears to be an ongoing issue with BBB employees not following procedures and/or making up new BBB requirements that do not follow the formal BBB policies.... Nonconformances such as these continue to affect the credibility of the BBB in my opinion. I have audited quality management systems for most of my long career as well conducted and managed accredited ISO 9001 and sector specific certification audits nationally and internationally. I know how to read complaint requirements. Its not rocket science. Have forwarded my concerns to ABC's 20/20 today. ABC's 20/20 did the initial investigation in 2010 over BBB's pay for ratings scam. BBB is out of control with employees making up their rules and violating BBB policies. My rule of thumb ... if it takes too long to explain or the explanation gets complicated or changes from employee to employee there is something dramatically wrong. BBB Cleveland is now blocking my emails.

This place is beautiful! It's not just a library, it's a community center! The outdoor book…read morelockers are a nice touch.

This is only the second branch I've visited of the libraries in the Cleveland Public system (the…read moremain one downtown was the other). We came in the middle of the day on a Monday, and the library was fairly full of people. It felt worn and a bit dirty. The children's play area (which was the primary reason for our visit) was not much more than 2 colorful rugs and a few broken toys. It boggles my mind how different the children's areas of the Cleveland Public Libraries and Cuyahoga County Public Libraries are. That being said, I'm glad it was here and within walking distance from Rainbow, which (even more astonishingly) does not have ANY children's play areas.