Arts & Entertainment

"The Archive" is a breathtaking installation composed of thousands of delicate flowers suspended in a display that celebrates the beauty of life. Every blossom is suspended with intention, arranged in color gradations, creating an ethereal, dreamlike effect that invites visitors to immerse themselves in the installation and lose themselves in its beauty. ...

From handwritten lyrics to the earliest gear used to create a hip-hop beat; from moguls to social issues; from East Coast to West Coast and everything in between, the Rock Hall's new exhibit spotlights at a time when the world was undergoing massive social and economic changes. ...

The festival will feature a total of 300 artists from throughout the country over the two weekends, June 23 - 25 & June 30 - July 2. Visitors can explore a dozen unique mediums and works by some of the most talented artists in the United States. ...

Geauga County is known for its expansive parks and many programs, especially in the summer months. That's why you'll want to see what's on tap for their popular Nights Out series when it returns with live music and movies under the stars, no registration required. ...

Whether your groove is Big Band, R&B, jazz, rock, classical or some other genre, enjoy an open-air venue near you, where live music will carry you along in the balmy breezes. Pack a picnic, grab your family and friends, and make lasting memories by attending some of these free, outdoor concerts this summer.  ...

Enjoy this sampling of editor Marie Elium's latest banquet of newsworthy notes. ...

For some odd reason, I’ve been seeing a lot of online articles with headlines like, “Things Boomers Say That Drive Millennials Crazy!”, “Things You Won’t Believe Baby Boomers Still Do” and “Stuff that Boomers Still Think are Cool.” These are likely written by Generation X, Y or Z folks who moved back with their parents because they blew their money on tickets to see an act that we saw in a club for two bucks when they could still sing.  ...

Ted Alexander grew up with Cleveland radio. As a kid, he pushed the tortoise shell buttons on his beige knit sweater as if they were the knobs on the radio. He spun the beads on his playpen like he was tuning in a station and used his rattle as a microphone. Today, he hosts a popular oldies radio show at Gold 93.7 WQGR. ...