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While no one gets to everything, nothing is more annoying than missing a summer festival because you didn't know the date or it didn't get on your calendar. Our list will help. ...

Stay vigilant as imposter scams continue to rise, including the ever-evolving “grandparent scam." These scams exploit the love and concern grandparents have for their families, especially their grandchildren, and can result in significant financial losses. With the use of artificial intelligence (AI), the voice on the phone can sound nearly identical to a relative, making the scam believable.  ...

“Saturday Night Live” and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame have joined forces to create “SNL: Ladies & Gentlemen… 50 Years of Music.” This comprehensive and immersive exhibit celebrates the iconic show’s musical history, storied performances and sketches.  ...

The collection offers an intimate look at the tragedy that unfolded during the synagogue shooting at the Tree of Life building on Oct. 27, 2018, the Pittsburgh community’s response and the hope for the future, according to a news release. ...

The Veterans Memorial Bridge (also known as the Detroit-Superior Bridge) is iconic for its representation of local history, distinguished design and critical connection over the industrial Flats along the Cuyahoga River Valley. ...

Explore the Japanese Garden at The Cleveland Botanical Garden, learn about traditional design elements, and stop one of the special events to mark its 50th anniversary this summer. ...

This expanded version of Takashi Murakami: Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow is filled with paintings and sculptures that pulsate with color, sheen and vibrant energy. The exhibit runs through the summer at the Cleveland Museum of Art. ...

Cleveland was an industrial powerhouse during World War II. The city's steel mills and factories ran at full capacity to support the war effort. But what was it really like? Hear from the people who lived through it in a new, moving exhibit at the Cleveland History Center. ...