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feature Enriching the Visitor Experience in since 1980

Rocco A. Di Lillo President

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Thomas J. Gibbons 287 Crocker Park Blvd. | Westake, OH 44145 | [440] 250.2334 So Much to Do Editor in Northeast Ohio Sheila Lombardi Advertising Consultant Have we got ideas for you! Pick and choose what suits you best, knowing that you can't go wrong with any of these top attractions that bring people Tammy McKinney Advertising Consultant back year after year. 31 Scott Schumacker Advertising Consultant

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Memberships Ohio Travel Association; DEPARTMENTS Positively Cleveland; Akron/Summit County Convention and Visitors Take a Hike 16 120 Minute Tours 37 Bureau; Canton/Stark County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Award-Winning + Critically Acclaimed Modern Rock Hall Exhibitions 19 Shopping 38 Adventures in Northeast Ohio; American Fare, featuring the finest of local foods, Historic Gateway Neighborhood and located in the heart of historic Little Italy. Map 20 Helpful Phone Numbers 42 City Visitor, Inc. Downtown Map 22 Transportation Phone Numbers 43 5755 Granger Road, Suite 600 2203 Cornell Road, Cleveland OH Independence, Ohio 44131 [216] 791.6500 Dining Out 24 A Presidential Visit 44 phone: 216.661.6666 fax: 216.661.5594 washingtonplacelittleitaly.com [email protected] Dining on Sunday 30 Relocation 46 Copyright ©2012 City Visitor is a registered trademark of City Visitor, Inc. No part of this publication may be For more information, reproduced or duplicated without map locations and websites Follow us on Facebook the written permission visit www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor of the publisher.

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city-visitor12.29.12.indd 1 2/29/12 10:11 AM things to do horseshoecleveland.com Location Guide D - Downtown E -East Side; W -West Side; Editor’s note S -South; SE -Southeast; SW-Southwest For more information, map locations and web links on locations listed, visit www.cityvisitor.com WHERE CAN I EAT? WHAT CAN I DO?

Looking for ideas on where to eat, what to do and where to shop? With a hefty variety of places to eat, hundreds of shops, and more things than you can possibly do with your Museums & Points of Interest limited time in our city, making choices can be difficult.Cleveland Visitor is the award-win- The 888.CMA.0033 ning, definitive voice on dining, entertain- 11150 East Boulevard in University Circle ment and shopping in Northeast Ohio. For over 30 years, our maga- Cleveland 44106 One of the country’s finest art museums, zine’s mission has been to help you, the visitor, choose wisely. known internationally for its collections of more than 30,000 works from 5,000 years of world history, the Cleveland Museum of Art We strive to provide you with in depth answers to three simple ques- is one place in town you cannot miss. In the tions: Where can I eat? What can I do? Where can I shop? middle of a $350 million renovation project, the museum’s galleries remain awe-inspiring. Free, except for some special exhibitions, the Our team of talented writers, photographers, designers and research- Museum currently features Youth and Beauty: the Art of the American Twenties, 130 works ers wants to help you discover and enjoy the place we call home. We by artists like Ansel Adams, George Bellows, Thomas Hart Benton, Edward Hopper, Georgia give you an insider’s perspective and promise to recommend only O’Keeffe, and Grant Wood. Through Sept. 16. We’ve pushed our limits what we would suggest to friends or family. We go beyond the obvi- The museum also offers musical concerts, lec- tures, films and more. ous in covering the people, the events and the places that make our part of the world unique, fascinating and extraordinarily fun to visit. E Cleveland Museum of Natural History For information that is updated continuously, check out our website, 216.231.4600 1 Wade Oval Drive, Cleveland 44106 to the limit. www.cityvisitor.com. Smart phone/tablet users can use the QR code The Cleveland Museum of Natural History on our cover to go there instantaneously for the latest on everything is one of the finest natural history museums in North America with an emphasis on scientific exciting in Northeast Ohio. research, conservation and education. High- Every person who walks into Horseshoe has the opportunity to walk out a legend. lights include a magnificent hall of dinosaurs, That’s because we’ve raised our limits as high as possible, offered the best odds, a stunning gemstone collection, planetarium Your opinion is important to us and to fellow visitors. Please let us shows for adults and children, and an outstand- and created the biggest jackpots to make Horseshoe the place to hit it big. know if our recommendations are helpful or not. ing shop. Must see: Mythic Creatures: Drag- So we’ve done our part, now it’s your turn. We’ll be in Cleveland’s historic Higbee ons, Unicorns & Mermaids featuring some of the world’s most enduring mythological crea- Building whenever you’re ready. tures. This amazing exhibition includes eye- In a world teeming with more information than we can possibly di- popping models, paintings, and textiles, along gest, Cleveland Visitor exists for one compelling reason: To share our with other cultural objects ranging from shad- ow puppets to Japanese armor. Through Aug. knowledge of Northeast Ohio with you – so you can make the most 12. Then make sure you see: A Forest Journey; of your stay, and, someday, return. the Role of Wood in the Development of Civili- zation. Through Sept. 16. Greater Cleveland map inset, A-4

D Greater Cleveland Aquarium 216.862.8803 2000 Sycamore Street Editor in the historic First Energy Powerhouse Cleveland 44113 Must be 21 or older to gamble. Know When To Stop Before You Start.® ©2012, Caesars License Company, LLC. The Greater Cleveland Aquarium, the only free-standing aquarium in Ohio, offers a jour- ney loaded with things to do and engaging ex- continued on page 9 GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-589-9966 6 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 7

V1_70112.2_7.875x10.875_4c_Ad.indd 1 5/31/12 2:28 PM things to do things to do Greater Cleveland Aquarium continued from page 6 Hidden In Plain Sight periences. The Ohio Lakes and Rivers exhibit fascinates visitors with freshwater species that are native to Ohio; plus alligators, catfish and THE SOLDIERS’ AND SAILORS’ MONUMENT thousands of other freshwater wonders. Walk through the shark tank’s “underwater tunnel” Conceived in 1879, dedicated in 1894 and the subject and delight in sharks, eels, seahorses and a wide variety of saltwater species. Interact with of a $2 million renovation in 2010, Cleveland’s monu- scuba divers. Stay at least an hour and a half so you can get it all in. Hours: Mon. – Sun.10am – ment to the men and women of Cuyahoga County who 6pm. Downtown Cleveland map, G-4 served in the Civil War is something you ought to see.

Designed by Levi T. Scofield, who served only rebel soldier shown is shot at as a Captain in the 103rd Ohio Volunteer point blank range. There is a dy- Infantry, and also created the magnificent ing horse in what many say is the sculptures that surround and are inside the country’s most accurate sculp- monument, (Scofield also designed the tural portrayal of war. From a no Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield, scene of death battle to a gruesome scene the movie, The Shawshank Redemption) the of combat and mortality – Sco- monument consists of an elevated base, field has taken us through his war. surmounted by a column capped with a 15’ high statue of Freedom, defended by the The interior of the monument D Goodtime III 216.861.5110 shield of Liberty, bringing the total height gives us, in contrast, peace and , 825 East Ninth Street Pier of the structure to 125’. tranquility. Bronze panels mark Downtown Cleveland the beginning and ends of the Experience a cruise on the Cuyahoga Riv- er and Lake Erie aboard the Goodtime III, The bronzes (cast one third larger than life war, as well as Lincoln’s freeing of the largest quadruple-deck 1,000 passenger size) represent not just four main branches luxury ship on the Great Lakes. Get a totally of the armed services: Infantry, Cavalry, new view of the city. Choose from Narrated Lunchtime Cruises (Tues.-Sat. 11am); Narrated Artillery and Navy. Viewed in the proper Tours (Tues.-Sat. 12noon & 3pm, Sun. 1pm & sequence, they also tell the terrible story 3:30pm); Dinner Dance Cruises (Sat. 6:30pm); of the war’s deadly progression. Start on Cleveland’s 116-year-old Civil War Sunday Brunch (Sun. noon); Dance Cruises (Fri. 9:30pm); and Rush Hour Cruises (Fri. the south side and you will see the Navy, memorial made its post-restora- 5:30pm). Special group packages are available. as sailors load a giant mortar. The scene tion debut after two years and Reservations are required on cruises with a was taken from the Battle for Island No. 10, $2 million of work that brought meal! Many cruises sell out. Don’t forget your camera!Downtown Cleveland map, B-9 where a 48 hour bombardment produced back the original hues of the mu- no casualties. Also note that there is an Afri- seum’s interior, including its con- can American sailor depicted, in one of the trasting rose and ivory marble first monuments showing both blacks and columns and stained-glass win- whites fighting side-by-side. Moving coun- the slaves. Another panel shows the wom- dows. New lighting illuminates ter-clockwise (on purpose, Scofield shows en of the Northern Ohio Soldiers and Sail- the refreshed features inside, including that war is contrary to human nature), we ors Relief Society. Women were an impor- bronze relief sculptures of Civil War scenes. happen on the Artillery. The cannoneers tant factor in the war – over 100 women’s aim and fire, but there are losses – two ar- names are included in the monument. In At the re-dedication ceremony, (former) tillerists have been killed by sharpshooters. the corner of the Relief Society panel sits a Ohio Governor Ted Strickland said, “This is Catholic nun, a member of the Ursuline or- tangible history in the heart of the city. It On the north side we find the Infantry, in a der, whose members still run downtown’s doesn’t shy away from acknowledging the SE bronze depicting the 103rd OVI, Scofield’s St. Vincent’s Medical Center. This is prob- horror of war. But it also tells a story, with Hale Farm and Village 330.666.3711 reverence, of the heroic response of ordi- regiment, during a battle at Resaca, GA ably the only instance of a nun in a public 2686 Oak Hill Road, Bath 44210 where Scofield was present. There are nine monument in the US. nary people in extraordinary times.” Hale Farm & Village, located in the Cuyahoga Valley near Bath, is an outdoor living history Thank you figures, three, a third of them, have been Presenting sponsors: museum owned and run by the Western Re- killed. The remaining infantrymen have all The Monument also contains the names of The monument is open 9am-4pm Monday Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties is organized by the Brooklyn Museum. serve Historical Society. It’s like time travel to Self-Portrait with Rita 1922. Thomas Hart Benton (American, 1899–1975). Oil on Baker Hostetler canvas; 124.5 x 100 cm. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, been wounded. Finally, to the west, where 9,000 residents of Cuyahoga County – men through Saturday, except Thanksgiving, the mid-19th century. Life in Northeast Ohio D.C., Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Mooney. Photo: National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian 160 years ago is depicted through dozens of Institution /Art Resource, NY we find all the horrors of war shown in a and women - who served during the war, a Christmas and New Year’s Day. (Cuyahoga Additional support by: historic structures, farm animals, heritage Cavalry battle. There is ferocious, hand-to- remarkable number considering the popu- County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument hand combat – in frightening realism. The lation of the county was 52,000 in 1860. 3 Public Square, Downtown; 216.621.3710) continued on page 15 Get tickets today: www.ClevelandArt.org • 216-421-7350 • 11150 East Boulevard in University Circle 8 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 9 universitythings circleto do

, and the great sandstone formations of Berea, with current work Explore from Calicchia’s Cleveland studios through Sept. 8. Then see Tying the Knot. Wedding Fashions from 1830-1980. Elaborate nature’s designs confections from the 1800s, as well as examples from the wardrobe, or trousseau, of dresses and lingerie that brides traditionally brought to their marriages. Wedding photo- graphs, invitations, gifts and a display of wedding vests worn by grooms. The popular Crawford Auto-Aviation Collection is UniversityCleveland’s Cultural Heart closed for renovation until late 2012. (10825 East Boulevard; Circle♥ 216.721.5722, ext. 286) Cleveland has always been a great town for culture, financed by the city’s pioneering indus- through SEPTEMBER 16, 2012 trialists who spent lavishly to give it treasures for the ages. Here is a quick tour of some of ,University Circle, the greatest concentration of renowned cultural, educational and medical institutions in one square mile in the country. Plus, there’s a brand new way to travel to the Circle – the RTA Healthline, a sleek, clean rapid transit line that can take you from Public Square to University Circle in 12 minutes. Stops all along Euclid Avenue. Uncover the math found in nature. University Circle is home to one of the country’s most cel- see: Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids featur- ebrated art museums, The Cleveland Museum of Art, which ing some of the world’s most enduring mythological creatures. The , among the world’s most revered This hands-on exhibition reveals how is in a multi-million dollar renovation program. See Youth This amazing exhibition includes eye-popping models, paint- symphonic ensembles, opens its Blossom Festival on July 3 math is all around us. Discover shapes and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties through Sept. 16. ings, and textiles, along with other cultural objects ranging and patterns found in nature, learn at Blossom Music Center. This year’s festival will feature through play and solve nature’s puzzles. The exhibition brings together for the first time the work from shadow puppets to Japanese armor. Through Aug. 12. music by the Beatles, Beethoven, Chopin, Gershwin, Mozart, of more than 60 painters, sculptors, and photographers who Then make sure you see: A Forest Journey; the Role of Wood Puccini, Tchaikovsky, and John Williams. The “Best Band in explored a new mode of modern realism in the years bounded in the Development of Civilization. It sheds new light on the the Land” will travel to Europe in August for the Edinburgh by the aftermath of the Great War and the onset of the Great history of the use of wood throughout the world, on forest Festival, then to the Salzburg Festival, before returning home Depression. (11150 East Blvd.; 888.CMA.0033) products (from paper to lifesaving pharmaceuticals) and on to complete its series at Blossom Sept. 2. Then, the 2012- the relationship between forests and the green house effect. 2013 Season, the 11th under music director Franz Welser- A The neighboring Cleveland Museum of Natural History, one Through Sept. 16. (1 Wade Oval Drive; 216.231.4600) Möst, opens with Mahler’s Symphony No. 3, including the of the finest institutions of its kind in North America, covers Women of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus and the Cleveland every field of natural history. Highlights include a magnificent The Western Reserve Orchestra Children’s Chorus, on Sept. 20 and 22. (11001 hall of dinosaurs, a stunning gemstone collection, planetarium Historical Society presents Euclid Avenue; 800.686.1141) Explore the connection shows for adults and children, and an outstanding shop. Must Domare: The Art and History between science and trees. of Italian Stone Carving in Northeast Ohio featuring the Take a trip through different types of contemporary work of world- forests. Discover the benefits of trees renowned Italian American and the importance of conservation. sculptor Giancarlo Calicchia juxtaposed with the rich his- tory and impact of Italian immigrant master stone carv- ers in this region. The instal- lation explores the past and present, drawing connections WWW.CMNH.ORG

between area landmarks, Nearby, Glidden House is a French Gothic-style mansion built 1 WADE OVAL DRIVE, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE such as monuments in Lake CLEVELAND, OHIO 44106 in 1910 by the Glidden Paint family and opened in 1989 as a (216) 231-4600 View Cemetery, carvings on hotel. It’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Both exhibitions developed by The Franklin Institute Science Museum the Hope Memorial Bridge continued on page 13 photo/Joe Leonard 10 11 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor universitythings circleto do ,Glidden House continued from page 11 features location, ambiance, service and beautiful rooms with outstand- • 52 beautifully appointed ing amenities make this full-service hotel special. An atrium guest rooms & 8 vintage suites connects the mansion with the new wing, offering a delightful • Palette wine bar combination of the historic and the contemporary. The new bar • Banquet facilities and meeting space has a sophisticated, eclectic atmosphere and hors d’oeuvres that can make a light meal. (1901 Ford Drive; 216.231.8900) UniversityCleveland’s Cultural Heart ♥ A newer addition to the Circle, in a fully refurbished 19th Circle century mansion filled with warmth and light, Washington Place Bistro & Inn features what owner Scott Kuhn calls 216.231.8900 1901 Ford Drive, Cleveland, Oh 44106 , www.gliddenhouse.com

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The installation draws connections candle-making, blacksmithing, glass blowing, between area landmarks, such as monuments UniversityCleveland’s Cultural Heart EXPERIENCE ♥ and hearth cooking. Enjoy the Museum Store in , carvings on the Hope and Café. Hours: Wed.- Sun. 10am-5pm. Sept. Memorial Bridge and the great sandstone for- weekends only 10am-5pm. mations of Berea, with current work from Cali- BLOSSOM Circle cchia’s Cleveland studios. Greater Cleveland continued from page 13 map inset, A-5 , D Horseshoe Casino Cleveland 855.746.3777 PERForming ARts La Bella Vita is greater Cleveland’s des- 100 Public Square, Downtown Cleveland 44113 tination for finer, casually elegant din- The first casino in Ohio, the $350 million Horseshoe Casino Cleveland is on Public E The Cleveland Orchestra Now Open! nerware and serveware specialty gifts. Square in the historic Higbee building. 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JUL 15, Sunday 7:00 PM Receive two youth admissions free D Rock and Roll Hall of Fame MOZART UNDER THE STARS and Museum with Adult purchase. Stop and JUL 21, Saturday 8:00 PM pick up a Lawn Pass at the 888.764.ROCK Blossom Box Office or go online AND THE BEAT GOES ON! SEPTEMBER 1100 Rock and Roll Boulevard MUSIC OF THE BABY BOOMERS at clevelandorchestra.com. Downtown Cleveland 44114 JUL 22, Sunday 7:00 PM BROADWAY’S GREATEST HITS Visit the Rock Hall to get the ultimate music “Under 18s Free” is a program of The Cleveland Orchestra’s BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH SEPT 1, Saturday 8:00 PM experience and see a couple of unique exhib- Center for Future Audiences. The Center, created with a lead SEPT 2, Sunday 7:00 PM its. First, the fantastic new Beatles exhibit. It endowment gift from the Maltz Family Foundation, was JUL 28, Saturday 7:00 PM established to fund programs to develop new generations of features all new casework, a video element and audiences for Cleveland Orchestra concerts in Northeast Ohio. TIME FOR THREE – best of all – several great new artifacts. Then, JUL 29, Sunday 7:00 PM interest. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED don’t miss a major exhibition devoted to a truly FOR TOURS. Show your room key to receive unique American rock and roll band, Grateful a FREE gift and a discount on daily tours. Dead: The Long, Strange Trip. Individual sec- Cleveland’s goodwill ambassador since 1985! Call 216-231-1111 or 800-686-1141 clevelandorchestra.com tions are devoted to Grateful Dead as a record- Downtown map, H-4 ing group and a touring band, their devoted fans, tapers and fellow travelers. Open daily, Discover the amazing underwater University Circle is also home to many other special places. Pennello Gallery is a unique fine art/ 10am-5:30pm (Wed. until 9pm). Tickets avail- zoos world of the Greater Cleveland craft and gift gallery located in the heart able at select hotels. Downtown map, D-9 Aquarium, the only free standing W Zoo Be sure to return to explore more of this exciting area! of Cleveland’s Little Italy. Contemporary aquarium in Ohio. The Ohio Lakes and The RainForest and Rivers exhibit fascinates visitors American, Canadian and Israeli artists E Western Reserve Historical Society 216.661.6500 History Center with freshwater species that are native are represented in mixed media, jewelry, 3900 Wildlife Way, Cleveland 44109 216.721.5722 is one of the old- to Ohio, along with alligators, catfish painting, furniture, photography, ceram- 10825 East Boulevard in University Circle est zoos in the country. Thousands of animals and thousands of freshwater wonders. ics, art glass, wearable art and sculpture. Cleveland 44106 roam 168 rolling, wooded acres including the The shark tank delights guests with Visit the showcase of Cleveland cultural his- sharks, eels, and a wide variety of Many of the gallery’s artists do custom largest collection of primate species in North tory. The Chisholm Halle Costume Collection America. Open daily 10am-5pm. Five minutes saltwater residents, and often scuba work as well. (12407 Mayfield Road; is one of the top-ranked costume collections from downtown Cleveland. Greater Cleveland divers who interact with guests. 216.707.9390) CV in the nation, showcasing garments from the map, G-6 I CV last 1700s to the present. The Crawford Auto- For help or directions call or visit our web site: Aviation Museum is closed for renovation until www.greaterclevelandaquarium.com 14 www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 15 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com things to do Put on your walking shoes, Takea Hike Take enjoy spring in a Tours Northeast Ohio, The Tours District. Rounding out our tours, Mary Hike There are four tours, each focused on Kelley, widow of Alfred Kelley, the driv- learn about its rain or shine extraordinary a different neighborhood; each with a ing force behind the Ohio-Erie Canal, will unique perspective. educate you on Canal Basin Park and the Canal Basin Park Tour: history and environs of the . Historic Every Sunday: Meet at 10 AM at Settler’s Each also features its own special guest, Gateway Neighborhood Corporation’s Landing RTA Station people, and get portrayed by professional actors. The 2012 “Take a Hike” season is presented by (1025 West Superior Avenue). tour of , home of the Dollar Bank. The program also receives PlayhouseSquare Tour: a little exercise. largest performing arts complex outside support from Downtown Cleveland Al- Every Tuesday: Meet at 6 PM at the of New York City, is met by legendary liance and public support with local tax State Theatre Lobby Here’s a chance to learn what makes a The Erie Canal, across New York state, into the center of manufacturing and disc jockey and popularizer of “Rock and dollars from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, to (1519 Euclid Avenue). city energetic, how it began and how it linked the Great Lakes to the Hudson innovation from the Civil War until the Roll,” Alan Freed and “Mr. First Nighter,” preserve and enrich our region’s artistic Historic Gateway continues to grow. The Take a Hike pro- River. A transportation infrastructure, as Great Depression. renowned Hanna Theatre manager, and cultural heritage. Milton Krantz. Fifteen-term Congress- Neighborhood Tour: gram, now in its fourth year, provides important as today’s interstate highway, Tours are free; donations are suggested woman Frances Payne Bolton, pioneer- Every Thursday: Meet at 6 PM at the participants with a fascinating insight rail and air systems combined, connect- Cleveland was the “Silicon Valley” to ensure the program’s growth and Arcade (401 Euclid Avenue). ing, progressive Mayor Tom L. Johnson into Cleveland’s past. ed New York City to New Orleans, with of the 19th Century. continuation. Cleveland as its central hub. The “Take A Hike” tours give you an op- and inventor and innovator Garrett Mor- Historic Warehouse Most of us think of American history as portunity to learn about that exciting, gan will teach you about the Gateway Historic Gateway District Tour: Every Saturday: Meet at 10 AM at Con- taking place in Boston or Philadelphia, And, until the railroads forced the canals dynamic time. Using historic buildings as District. Billionaire John D. Rockefeller Neighborhood Corporation, stantino’s Market (1278 West 9th Street) certainly true for our country’s colonial out of business soon after the Civil War, a backdrop (Ohio is third on the National and Architect Daniel Burnham are your 812 Huron Road, Downtown; 216.771.1994, phase. But Ohio and Cleveland were the these waterways of commerce drove in- Historic Register for historic buildings), tutors through the Historic Warehouse www.clevelandgatewaydistrict.com cradle of America’s industrial and entre- dustry, agriculture and trade throughout tour guides provide background, insight preneurial history. When the Ohio and the country. The demise of the canals and commentary on this fascinating as- Eighth Annual Warehouse District Street Festival Erie canal was completed in 1833, con- didn’t slow Ohio a bit, as new intermo- pect of our heritage. Nearly 7,500 walk- Sunday, August 5, 2012 12 Noon – 8 PM West Sixth Street necting the Great Lakes to the Ohio and dal systems, combining rail, water and ers have enjoyed “taking a hike” over the Mississippi Rivers, a new world opened. roads, moved the state, and Cleveland, past three years. And it’s free. There’s terrific food at reasonable prices, from the superb restaurants of the Warehouse District, fabulous entertainment including blues, rock, jazz, Latin, Americana and reggae in two staging areas. Plus a wide array of street performers from stilt walkers, clowns and face painters to magicians, robots, jugglers, and mimes. Residential open houses, at the dramatic loft apartments and condos locat- ed in the District, an art show plus “Cleveland’s Cutest Dog Contest & Fashion Show” round out the festivities. To all this, add architectural tours and an opportunity to meet historic figures from Cleveland’s past (part of the summer’s “Take A Hike” program). For further information, call 216.344.3937.

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UNT410CL12_Cleveland_CityVisitor_2.25x10.indd 1 2/23/12 12:08 PM dining taurant, with a fixed menu and price. Servers parade through offering a wide variety of dif- Dining Out Dining Guide Key ferent cuts of skewered beef, pork, lamb, veal or chicken; your choices are cut tableside until Reservations suggested you call it quits. The dining room is a large col- orful space that features a floor to ceiling Bra- Menu online – cityvisitor.com zilian mural, with smooth Brazilian rhythms, Hodges like Samba and Bossa Nova to get you in the meticulously prepared We’d go to Hodges just Valet Parking proper mood. Open seven days a week. Full bar. Patio dining. Mon.-Thurs. 4-10pm; Fri. and authentic mexican cuisine for the 2,000 sq. ft., Private rooms Sat. 4-11pm; Sunday 4-9pm. $$$-$$$$ Down- town map, G-6 comfortable, gracious Wheelchair access patio, but there’s a lot Location Guide more. The chef/owner, D Downtown; Christie’s Cabaret Chris Hodgson, was E East Side; W West Side; D 216.574.6222 Cleveland a finalist on the Food S South; SE Southeast; 1180 Main Avenue ozumel Network’s “Great Food SW Southwest Downtown Cleveland map, F-3 330.305.0555 Canton and Truck Race” and Dining Price Guide 4465 Everhard Road C brings his artistry off the is based on dinner for two, S 330.220.0176 Brunswick 1246 Pearl Road road and into Hodges. including cocktails, appetizers, entreés and desserts. Greater Cleveland map, K-3 Christie’s Cabaret is an elegant adult show Everything is local, and fresh; the bar is friendly and relaxing; and they offer a $=less than $30; $$=$30-$60; club offering entertainment for men and great Happy Hour. Terrific food in a beautiful spot! $$$=$60-$80; $$$$=more than $80 women. Christi’s features some of the most 5555 Brecksville Road Hodges, 668 Euclid Avenue, Downtown Cleveland; 855.263.6857 All major credit cards accepted beautiful entertainers from around the world 216-447-1070 except otherwise noted. showcased in a lush setting. Enjoy the full bar, champagnes and wines in a fun and comfort- Independence Washington Place Bistro & Inn For more information including able atmosphere for an experience you won’t For a unique dining experience in a unique refurbished 19th century mansion, menus and map locations, visit soon forget. Lunch and dinner specials include steaks, pizza and pastas. The Cleveland and try Washington Place Bistro & Inn, www.cityvisitor.com Brunswick locations are recently renovated. 625 Pearl Road featured on the Cooking Channel’s All feature good service and VIP rooms. Open Mon.-Sat. 11am-2:30am, Sun. 4pm -2:30am. $$ 330-220-3335 “Unique Eats,” who said, “don’t Downtown Cleveland map, F-3 Brunswick miss this place.” Try the Mack and Cheese or anything on the “kicked 9214 Broadview Road up comfort food” menu. Eat on Cozumel Mexican Restaurant the beautiful, relaxing patio; enjoy SW 216.447.1070 Independence 44131 440-717-1080 dinner, lunch or Sunday brunch. dining out 5555 Brecksville Road Greater Cleveland map, G-8 family owned Broadview Heights There’s a great Happy Hour every W 87 West Wine Bar S 440.717.1080 Broadview Heights 44147 day too. 440.250.2334 9214 Broadview Roa 287 Crocker Park Boulevard in Crocker Park Greater Cleveland map, J-7 Washington Place Bistro & Inn, 2203 16512 Detroit Avenue Westlake 44145 SW 330.220.3335 Brunswick 44212 Great Specials Cornell Road in Cleveland’s Historic With its high ceilings, warm colors and el- 625 Pearl Road 216-228-1415 Little Italy; 216.791.6500 egantly casual atmosphere, 87 West Wine Bar Greater Cleveland map, K-4 is a superb place for a relaxing glass of wine, W 216.228.1415 Lakewood 44107 Everyday! Lakewood draft beer, or specialty cocktail followed by 16512 Detroit Avenue Taza, A Lebanese Grill something from the eclectic, lighter menu. Greater Cleveland map, E-4 Hot fresh pita, delicious mezza Share the Maine Lobster Nachos. Or try the You’re never far from this family-owned and great patio dining Tuscan Pulled Chicken Melt with fontina, aru- operated authentic Mexican eatery. Full-sized (appetizers), charcoal-grilled entrees – all gula, sun dried tomatoes and basil aioli. Happy portions with just the right level of spice, to- in a beautiful, relaxing setting. You’re at Hour has $3 beer, $4 wine pours, $6 martinis die-for tacos and burritos, excellent margari- and special $4 small plates. Mon. - Fri. 4-7pm. tas, and a friendly, casual atmosphere make Taza, an unforgettable, exotic, affordable Sat. 12-4pm. Sun. - all day, with a Bloody Mary this spot a favorite with locals and visitors. A experience. Try the “shish grill” Beef Kafta, Bar and a delicious brunch. Full bar. Patio large selection of Mexican beers provides great dining. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. & Sun.,11:30am- quaffing partners. Open Mon.-Thurs. 11am- lean ground beef, parsley and onions, 10pm; Fri.-Sat., 11:30am-midnight; $$ Greater 10pm; Fri. 11am-10:30pm; Sat. noon-10:30pm; g combined with traditional spices, served Cleveland map F-1. Sun. noon-9pm. $

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They proudly great prices and small plates like pizza with Cleveland 44106 Long a favorite stop before or after a Cleve- serve “Certified Angus sage pesto, butternut squash, and manchego cheese. Reverse Happy Hour Fri.-Sat. 10pm- land Orchestra Concert, Guarino’s is the right Beef” in a variety of the 2am. Open Tues.-Thurs. 4-11pm. Fri.-Sat. 4pm- choice any time of year. This is the place if you 2am. $$-$$$ have been longing for great veal. Try the Osso highest quality steaks, Buco with risotto or the Veal Saltimbocca. featuring an 18 oz. bone-  Both are worth the visit. The quiet Victorian in ribeye. House specialties décor makes for an intimate, memorable, el- egant atmosphere. It’s family friendly too; as include a selection of grilled Georgetown Restaurant it’s Cleveland’s oldest family-owned restaurant chops, fresh seafood and 216.221.3500 (since 1918!) known for its southern Italian 18515 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood 44107 dishes, sweet marinara sauces, full bar service, Chicken Tuscany. Happy Hour, friendly atmosphere and a terrific patio with Set back from a busy urban thoroughfare, be- and private rooms. Patio Garden. Open Mon.- great “people watching” make John Q’s a “must-do.” hind an ivy covered brick wall, Georgetown of- Thurs. 11:30am-10pm; Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-mid- fers modern American fare in an exposed brick, night; Sun. 11:30am-8pm. $$ Greater Cleve- John Q’s, 55 Public Square, Downtown Cleveland; 866.237.7062 expanse-of-windows setting that’s comfortable land map inset, B-6 and appealing. Georgetown’s chef combines weekends only local seasonal ingredients in a modern expres-  55 Public Square, Cleveland, OH 44113 • 216-861-0900 sion satisfying the head, heart and body. Full Monday -Thursday 11:30 am - 10:00 pm, Friday 11:30 am - 11:00 pm, Pierwww.johnqssteakhouse.com W Saturday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm, Sunday 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm bar, patio dining. Happy hour Mon.-Fri. 5-7pm. Open Mon.-Sat. 5pm to close. D Hard Rock Cafe Suspended from a cliff over Lake Erie, this classic boasts breathtaking views $$$-$$$$ 216.830.7625 and prides itself on serving 230 W. Huron Road  the freshest seafood – do not Tower City Center Downtown Cleveland 44113 miss the bouillabaisse, or any Dance in your seat to tunes of your favor- Gervasi Vineyard & Italian Bistro daily special – and, for meat ite artists while enjoying a dish off the sleek 330.497.1000 new menu! Be tempted with the new in-house lovers, the prime strip steak. 1700 55th Street NE, Canton 44721 smoked ribs or chicken, new honey citrus The summer menu features Tuscany comes to Ohio at Gervasi, a unique, grilled chicken salad, or just stop in for Down 55 acres of vineyards; spectacular buildings; Home Apple Cobbler! Music memorabilia the freshest produce from beautiful, breathtaking landscapes; a spring- including classic guitars, posters, costumes, THE HOME OF PRIME RIB local farms. Plus, the bar now fed lake and walking paths. Enjoy a delicious lyric sheets and photos create a visual history dinner at the rustic Italian Bistro. Start with of rock n’ roll in a high-energy setting. Full features five local craft beers parsnip and rutabaga soup with lavender honey bar. Open 11am-11pm Sun. through Thurs., Fri. on tap. Get a window seat, and toasted walnuts. Then try the Basil Salm- and Sat. until midnight. Park in the Tower City parking lot and bring your ticket for validation then enjoy the magnificent on with Genoa Potatoes, Castlevatrano Olives, topped with lemon aioli. Complemented by an in at a reduced price. Within walking view and meal. exquisite Gervasi wine. For lighter fare – piz- distance of Progressive Field, the “Q” Arena and other attractions. $$ Downtown map, H-7 Pier W, 12700 Lake Avenue, Lakewood; 216.228.2250 zas, salads, sandwiches – the lakeside Piazza. Finish with dessert or a round of bocce. Wine  and beer only. Hours: Tues.- Thurs. 5-9pm; Fri. 5-10pm, Wine bar until 11pm; Sat. Noon- D Shuhei Restaurant of Japan 10pm, Wine bar until 11pm; Sun. 12-8pm. Pi- Hodges azza $$-$$$, Bistro $$$$ 855.263.6857 “…the best sushi this side of Tokyo” according to ZAGAT. Shuhei’s zesty 668 Euclid Avenue  sauces and delicate fresh Downtown Cleveland 44114 Chris Hodgson, finalist on the Food Net- foods compliment one other work’s “Great Food and Truck Race,” and ge- beautifully. Start with Sushi Aji, a E Grovewood Tavern & Wine Bar nius behind the food trucks, Hodge Podge and 216.531.4900 Dis and Den Sum, has an exciting new spot that sampler of sushi including tuna, 17105 Grovewood Avenue, Cleveland 44110 combines “global comfort food” with a sleek, yellow tail and fresh salmon; Simply put, there is nothing like the Grove- splendidly renovated downtown space. There’s wood. Just east of Downtown in the East Shore a 2,000 sq. ft., comfortable, gracious patio; a then enjoy a Hiroshi Steak, a District, in a space that looks like a blue-col- chef preparing small plates right at the bar; and center cut rib eye, tenderized in lar bar, Grovewood Tavern & Wine Bar is a fresh ingredients - all from local purveyors. friendly, comfortable spot offering a unique Try the gourmet sandwiches, lobster corn dogs, a garlic marinade, slow roasted dining experience. To begin, there is a nice sweet potato “tots,” and pork and beans. Enjoy Reservations Preferred 855.263.6855 www.primeribsteakhouse.com and finished on the grill. It’s range of starters from simple to upscale. En- magnificent food in a beautiful restaurant - and trée selections, described as “familiar-exotic,” have a great time! Full bar. Patio dining. Open Tues.-Thurs. 5-10pm authentic, high-quality Japanese fare at affordable prices, in a relaxing follow suit and include yakitori, chicken mar- Mon.-Thurs. 11:30am-10pm; Fri.-Sat. 11:30am- Fri.-Sat. 5-11pm $$-$$$ atmosphere with extensive wine, saki, Japanese and American beer lists. sala, and Scottish salmon, all at down-to-earth midnight; Sun. 4-10pm. Downtown Sun. 4-9pm Closed Monday prices. Explore the wide selection of wines and map H-10 Shuhei Restaurant of Japan, 23360 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood; 216.464.1720 domestic, imported and micro-brewed beer. 740 West Superior Ave. Full bar. 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E Peppermint Thai Cuisine D John Q’s Steakhouse 216.464.5432 866.237.7062 30769 Pinetree Road 55 Public Square Pepper Pike 44124 Downtown Cleveland 44113 Located at Landerwood Plaza Corner of West 3rd and Frankfort Street at Lander Circle Comfortable… John Q’s proudly serves “Certified Angus Genuine, handmade decorations from Thai- Beef,” the highest-quality steaks available. Unpretentious… land and wood tables make a cozy atmosphere House specialties include black pepper strip in this authentic restaurant. (The owners are An Unexpected Value steak, 24-oz. porterhouse steak, filet mignon, from Thailand.) Signature dishes include fresh grilled salmon, center cut pork chops and Salmon Choo Chee with curry sauce and kaf- chicken Tuscany. The atmosphere is that of a Award-Winning Wines fir lime; mango curry with chicken and shrimp; traditional club, with dark paneled walls, crisp chili duck, glazed with a spicy sauce; Lady in New American Cuisine white linen tablecloths, and sturdy flatware. Green, steamed salmon wrapped in napa cab- with Global Influences The service is gracious, experienced, and bage with yellow curry sauce and crispy spin- knowledgeable. Sports fans will enjoy John Happy Hour $5 at 5 Menu ach; and a spicy pad Thai country-style. Also Q’s array of photos, artwork and memorabilia. look for the menu’s vegetarian corner. You can 5-6:30pm Mon. - Fri. Full bar. Outdoor dining on Public Square, control the “heat level” in your entrée, just ask. weather permitting. Open Sun. 4-9pm; Mon.- Patio Dining Full bar. Open Mon.-Thurs. 11:30am-3pm and Thurs. 11:30am-10pm; Fri. 11:30am-11pm; Sat. OPEN at 5pm –7 DAYS a week 5-10pm; Fri. 11:30am-3pm and 5-10:30pm. Sat. 4-11pm $$$ Downtown map, G-7 Reservations Suggested 4-10:30pm; Sun. 4-9:30pm.. $$ Greater Cleve-  land map, F-12 216.531.4900  17105 Grovewood Ave.,Cleveland (for 4 or more), D Mallorca Restaurant 877.357.9711 W Pier W 1390 West 9th Street 216.228.2250 Downtown Cleveland 44113 12700 Lake Avenue at Winton Place Mallorca’s Spanish owners provide diners Lakewood 44107 with an incredible choice of fish (minimum of Poised on a cliff, this highly regarded restau- eight daily specialties), steaks, lamb, rabbit, rant offers sweeping views of Lake Erie and the www.grovewoodtavern.com chicken, signature Valenciana Paella and more. Cleveland skyline. Acclaimed for its elegantly What’s new are tapas! Mallorca is introduc- casual environment, the real attraction is great ing an authentic tapas menu. Tapas are appe- fresh fish and seafood signature offerings like tizers that can also form an entire meal. They bouillabaisse, walleye, Norwegian salmon and range from baby fresh scallops to oak-roasted Diver sea scallops. Non-seafood dishes in- piquillo peppers to chistorra – thin sausages clude prime sirloin steak, free range chicken, from Avila sautéed in champagne. With over Berkshire pork. Try vegetarian items - wood- 24 tapas to choose from, at prices from $4 to roasted beet salad, eggplant parmesan, potato Award-winning Thai Cuisine! $7, tapas are a delightful way to spend an eve- gnocchi, and braised escarole with tomato ning. Patio dining. Full bar. Open Mon.-Thurs. jam. Open Mon.-Fri. 11:30am-2:30pm. Mon.- 11:30am-10:30pm; Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-11:30pm; Thurs. 5-10pm.; Fri.-Sat. 5-11pm.; Sun. brunch Your favorite dishes Sun. 1pm-10pm. (Dinner only) $$$ Downtown 9:30am-2:30pm and dinner 4:30-9pm. Full bar. map, G-6 Happy Hour: Mon.-Fri. 4-7pm; Sat. 4-6:30pm; from Thailand, Sun. 4-7pm $$$$ Greater Cleveland map, E-5

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E Shuhei Restaurant of Japan “Top 10 BEST Sushi in U.S.!” 216.464.1720 continental airlines magazine 23360 Chagrin Boulevard, Beachwood 44122 Award-Winning Japanese cuisine: “Top 10 Best Sushi in US,” Continental Airlines Maga- “You Must Go There!” zine. “You must go there!” Southwest Airlines southwest airlines magazine Magazine. “Best Sushi this side of Tokyo.” ZA- GAT 2008. Shuhei’s zesty sauces and delicate fresh foods turn even simple meals into ornate, Roger Mastroiannii quality Japanese fare with affordable prices, a relaxing atmosphere and kimono-clad wait- resses who go the extra mile to make you smile. SHUHEI Full bar. Open Mon.-Sat.11:30am-2:30pm. award-winning Japanese Cuisine Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-10pm, Fri.-Sat. 5:30-11pm. sushi, sashimi, tempura, fresh seafood, steaks and chops Sun. 5-9pm. $$$ Greater Cleveland map, F-10 party room available  So Much to Do TAZA, A Lebanese Grill E 464.4000 Woodmere 44122 216. in Northeast Ohio 28601 Chagrin Boulevard (Eton) Greater Cleveland map, F-11 Have we got ideas for you, start- D 216.274.1170 Downtown Cleveland 44113 1400 West Sixth Street ing with rocking with the greats at Downtown map, G-6 Committed to the meaning of Taza-fresh- the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and these beautifully decorated Lebanese grills 216.464.1720 shuheirestaurant.com promise an unforgettable, exotic experience. Museum. Plus everything from vis- You can watch your bread bake in the import- iting a national park to seeing the 23360 Chagrin Blvd. (in BaCk) BeaChwood, oh 44122 ed Lebanese stone oven, or your chef grilling your “Shish” entrée. Soups are excellent. Try the Samakeh Seana - five spice crusted ahi Pro Football Hall of Fame. Pick and tuna topped with a parsley zaatar (a wonderful choose what suits you best, know- Dining on Sunday blend of herbs) pesto sauce, served with vege- table couscous. Happy Hour (Downtown only) ing that you can’t go wrong with Downtown Taza, A Lebanese Grill...... 216.464.4000 Mon.- Fri. 4-7pm. Thurs. is Martini Night with $4 martinis from 4-7pm. Full bar. Hours. Mon.- any of these top attractions that Thurs. 11am-10:30pm. Fri.-Sat. 11am-11:30pm. Brasa Grill Brazilian Steakhouse Washington Place Bistro...... 216.791.6500 Sun. 11am-10pm. $$-$$$ bring people back year after year...... 877.357.7566  Christie's Cabaret...... 216.574.6222 West Check our website at cityvisitor.com for more information about most of these attractions. For your next Hard Rock Café...... 216.830.7625 87 West Wine Bar...... 440.250.2334 E Washington Place Bistro & Inn trip, plan on a longer stay to catch what you missed and to see everything you loved again. Hodges...... 855.263.6857 Cozumel – Lakewood...... 216.228.1415 216.791.6500 2203 Cornell Road John Q’s Steakhouse...... 866.237.7062 Pier W ...... 216.228.2250 in Cleveland’s Historic Little Italy Cleveland 44106 Mallorca...... 877.357.9711 A relaxing and casual fine dining experience in a fully refurbished 19th century mansion Cleveland’s top draws Prime Rib Steakhouse...... 855.263.6855 South filled with warmth and light, Washington Place Taza, A Lebanese Grill...... 216.274.1170 Christie’s Cabaret Bistro & Inn features what the owner calls Feeling lucky? The first casino in the state of Ohio, the “kicked up comfort food.” Start with the seared Brunswick...... 330.220.0176 ahi poke, with five spice rub; then try the Mack $350 million Horseshoe Casino Cleveland hit it big in the and Cheese, featured on the Cooking Channel’s historic Higbee Building on Downtown’s Public Square. Cozumel Mexican Restaurant East “Unique Eats.” Happy Hour 4-7pm every day Four floors, over 300,000 sq. ft., have been transformed with $5 appetizers and $5 cocktails. Friendly Grovewood Tavern & Wine Bar Broadview Hts...... 440.717.1080 and attentive wait staff. Full bar. Patio dining. into a first class gaming destination where you can play Terrific lunch and a wonderful Sunday brunch. 2,100 slot machines. In addition to the slots, there are 65 ta- ...... 216.531.4900 (10am-2pm) Open Mon.-Thurs. 11am-9pm; ble games, a high-limits area, an action-packed World Se- Southwest Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-10pm; Sun. 2-8pm. Bar open Guarino’s ...... 216.231.3100 later. $$$ Greater Cleveland map B-6. ries of Poker room, and a VIP player’s lounge that occupy Marbella...... 216.464.9939 Cozumel Mexican Restaurant cv the 96,000 sq. ft. gaming floor. Horseshoe Cleveland also Peppermint Thai Cuisine...... 216.464.5432 Independence...... 216.447.1070 offers several dining options, including a 400 seat buffet, a three outlet food court and a feature bar. (855.746.3777) Shuhei Restaurant of Japan...... 216.464.1720 Brunswick...... 330.220.3335 Horseshoe Casino continued on page 32 30 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com RESTAURANT MENUS ONLINE AT cityvisitor.com/Cleveland/Dining/search www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 31 things to do

ers and poster original artwork, plus keyboards, drums, percus- specialty stores, first-class hotels, fountains and architecture to Elaborate confections from the 1800s, as well as examples from So Much to Do sion, guitars and elements from the legendary Wall of Sound PA brag about. The complex was built to house Cleveland Union brides’ trousseaux and wedding photographs, invitations, gifts system. The Rock Hall has teamed with the Grateful Dead and Terminal and the engineering included the demolition of 1,000 and a display of grooms’ vests. Then, see Domare: The Art and in Northeast Ohio Rhino Entertainment on an exclusive line of merchandise around buildings to allow for the station, tower, rail approaches, bridges History of Italian Stone Carving in Northeast Ohio featuring the the exhibit. The items, which will be sold exclusively at the Rock and viaducts. (216.771.0033) Just a block away at E. 4th Street contemporary work of world-renowned Italian American sculp- and Roll Hall of Fame, will include apparel, accessories, and is another grand architectural icon, The Arcade, completed in other items featuring iconic Grateful Dead imagery. 1890 as Cleveland’s first skyscraper and one of the country’s first

(1100 Rock and Roll Boulevard, Cleveland; 888.764.ROCK) shopping malls. It has five floors of indoor balconies and a vast Mastroianni Roger skylight modeled after Milan’s famous Galleria. It’s now home to Just west of the Rock Hall, on the shore of Lake Erie, is Cleveland a hotel, spa, retail shops and dining. (216.696.1408) continued from page 31 Browns Stadium, known for the Dawg Pound. The Browns’ home exhibition season starts Aug. 24 against the Philadelphia No visit could be complete without sightseeing in University Next is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, home of Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall Eagles; the regular season starts Sept. 9 against the same Eagles. Circle, just four miles to the east. Be sure to see our feature about Chuck Berry’s Gibson guitar, Janis Joplin’s 1965 Porsche, James ( Stadium, 888.891.1999) We can’t talk about University Circle on page 10, where you will find more compre- tor Giancarlo Calicchia. Through Sept. 8. University Circle is Brown’s tuxedo stage jacket with rhinestone lapels, and so much Cleveland without saluting the . Go Tribe! (E. also the home of the famed Cleveland Orchestra, whose Blossom more. Don’t miss the new Beatles exhibit with new casework, a 9th Street and Carnegie Ave., 216.420.4200) Music Festival runs through Sept. 2. The Orchestra’s 2012-2013 video element and great new artifacts. Take the time to see The season in Severance Hall starts Sept. 20. (216.231.1111)

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hensive information about the great attractions, but let’s say right here that this square mile is home to the greatest concentration Cleveland Heights PlayhouseSquare of renowned cultural, educational and medical institutions in the country. Here’s a quick list of places for the whole family’s en- Cleveland Heights is not only PlayhouseSquare is Cleveland’s Theater District and features joyment, all within easy walking distance of each other. Interna- a splendid place to live, with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a diverse array of performances offered to satisfy any taste and tionally known for its permanent collection, Cleveland Museum homes from spectacular man- prices that fit any budget. More than 1,000 performances – the of Art is mid-stream in its $258-million expansion and renova- sions to small bungalows to Beatles Albums, 2009 (40 minutes), a film that chronicles all 13 finest of Broadway, comedy, concerts, dance, plays, opera, fam- tion project, reopening galleries and presenting some fabulous trendy townhouses, but it’s of the Beatles’ studio albums in mini-documentary form, featur- ily shows and more make PlayhouseSquare bustle. Second only exhibitions. Cleveland Museum of Natural History offers a also very interesting to visit. ing commentary by all four members of the band and their pro- to Broadway in number of productions, this is the largest theater great hall of dinosaurs, stunning gem collection, planetarium, There are magnificent church- ducer, George Martin. It’s a narrative that began where Paul met complex outside of NYC’s Lincoln Center. Cleveland is proud wildlife area and so much more. Must see: Mythic Creatures: es, like St. Paul’s Episcopal, John and clicked at a garden fete in leafy Liverpool, and ended of these five spectacular theaters built in 1921-1922. Saved from Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids featuring some of the world’s Fairmount Presbyterian and Communion of Saints Catholic. in high dudgeon in high-end London, and is so far-fetched that it the wrecking ball by local visionaries in the 70s and 80s and most enduring creatures. This amazing exhibition includes eye- Theaters like Dobama, featuring intimate, edgy, sometimes needs the power of song to remind you with a joyous jolt that it restored to their original glory, they now offer everything from popping models, paintings, and textiles, along with other cul- heart-filled plays by contemporary playwrights. 216.932.6828( ). was all true. Amazing and marvelous and, nearly fifty years on, plays, musicals and dance to children’s theater. For more infor- tural objects ranging from shadow puppets to Japanese armor. Drive through Forest Hill, developed by John D. Rockefeller Jr. forever young. Then see the new exhibit, with artifacts from John mation on PlayhouseSquare, visit www.cityvisitor.com/theaters. Through Aug. 12. Also see A Forest Journey; the Role of Wood on his family’s estate. Enjoy dinner in restaurants on Lee Road Lennon, including his Sgt. Pepper uniform, lyric manuscripts (Between E. 14th and E. 17th on Euclid Ave., 877.235.7366) in the Development of Civilization. It sheds new light on the his- at Cedar, or Fairmount and Cedar. You can find unique shops and a leather jacket from his days in Hamburg. See a Beatles tory of the use of wood throughout the world, on forest products tucked into many neighborhoods. Cleveland Heights has some- logo drumhead from the Ed Sullivan Show, Paul’s jacket from Downtown Cleveland’s grand old landmark on Public Square (from paper to lifesaving pharma- thing for everyone. (216.291.2323) Help!, two Rickenback- is Tower City Center. It has a three-level shopping mall with ceuticals) and on the relationship er guitars played by between forests and the green The great Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and RainForest was a John and George. Then, house effect. Through Sept. 16. “must visit” place before. They opened the new, spectacular $25 see a major exhibition Cleveland Botanical Garden has million African Elephant Crossing, devoted to a unique an 18,000-sq. ft. glasshouse with an up close and personal experi- band. Grateful Dead: biomes for Madagascar and Costa ence with the world’s largest land The Long, Strange Trip Rica, plus marvelous gardens. The mammals. See the “trunk to nose” looks at the Dead as a Western Reserve Historical So- viewing windows, five acres of in- recording group and ciety’s Crawford Auto-Aviation door/outdoor exhibits, and, at the a touring band, their devoted fans, tapers and fellow travelers. Museum is closed for renovation, crossing itself, be as close as 15 feet See classic song manuscripts, taper Dick Latvala’s handwritten Western Reserve but there’s Tying the Knot. Wed- to these magnificent animals. One notes, artifacts from sound designer Bear Stanley, and Bill Gra- Historical Society ding Fashions from 1830-1980. Tower City Center ham’s Father Time robe. There is a rare collection of album cov- Cleveland Zooo continued on page 36

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RTA pass is $5 and is available at transit stations, Healthline during such a critical period, fashion provides a unique window So Much to Do stops, or any RTA retailer. (216.621.9500) into the lived experience of Civil War Americans. Despite being far from the battlefields, women and children were deeply and im- Canton’s don’t-miss in Northeast Ohio mediately touched by the conflict. 330.672.3450( ) Heading south attractions Get nose-to-nose with 700 exotic and endangered animals at Save time for Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Northeast the Akron Zoo. It’s a delightful and educational trip around the Ohio has a unique combination of natural, historical, cultural and recreational offerings, including a dramatic valley carved

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Akron Zoo Football fans cannot miss the Pro Football Hall of Fame. If you love NFL football, you’ll love the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The world. A great place to start is Legends of the Wild, where you’ll Pro Hall has embarked on the largest expansion and renovation see jaguars, lemurs, snow leopards, condors, bats and more. On project in the museum’s nearly 50-year history. The two-year, to Komodo Kingdom, a 35,000-square-foot indoor space, where $27 million project is coined the “Future 50” Expansion & Reno- by glaciers and the Cuyahoga River. Depending on the season you’ll see Komodo dragons (the world’s largest lizards), Chinese Cleveland Metroparks Zoo vation Project because it will be completed in time for the Hall enjoy the trails, try biking, and see the Great Blue Herons. alligators and the Galapagos tortoises. Jellies is the zoo’s first salt- of Fame’s 50th Anniversary in 2013 and will put the foundation of the oldest zoos in the country, the zoo has the largest collec- The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail follows the path used water exhibit. Of course, little ones always love the farm animals, in place for the next 50 years of success. Phase I is open, be tion of primate species in North America as part of its claim by the barge mules during the 19th and early 20th centuries. indoor climbing wall and zoo train, too. (Corner of Edgewood and among the first to experience the Hall’s new look. Then, visit the to fame. In the RainForest you’ll find more than 600 animals It’s an outstanding graded hiking trail suitable for all ages. Euclid, 330.375.2550) Teams of the NFL Exhibition Area which pays tribute to the cur- and 10,000 flowers, trees and shrubs, all native to the jungles (330.657.2909) of Africa, Asia or South America. For more information on the rent 32 clubs. The Hall of Fame Gallery houses the bronze bust Cleveland Zoo, visit www.cityvisitor.com/clezoo. (3900 Wildlife of each enshrinee plus touch screen kiosks with bios, photos, and Way, 216.661.6500) video on the inductees. The new Moments, Memories & Memen- And on to Akron’s must-see list tos Gallery focuses on Hall-of-Famers’ achievements through Getting around Cleveland is easy – just remember the lake is dynamic high-tech video, audio and lighting. The all-new Pro always to the north. Most of the streets are north/south/east/west The Kent State University Museum’s Broadbent Gallery features Football Today Gallery examines contemporary themes in the perpendicular grids. Perhaps the simplest way is with RTA, the a new exhibit, On the Home Front which focuses on the daily NFL. The museum store offers special Hall of Fame products Northeast Ohio Regional Transit Authority. Ride to and from life and experiences of the American civilian population during in addition to merchandise for all 32 NFL teams. Even baseball Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on the Red Line; on the and immediately following the Civil War. The pieces on exhibit, fans can find something to marvel at in the Hall. 2121( George including women’s and children’s costumes, supplemented with Halas Drive NW, 330.456.8207) related photographs, decorative arts and women’s magazines are organized thematically. Far from being a simple trivial diversion Canton’s historical presence is built on presidential timber and Akron Art Museum its crowning glory is the McKinley National Memorial, per- haps the most beautiful presidential gravesite in Akron is still celebrating the reopening of Akron Art Museum. America. There is fun A dramatic addition added 64,000 square feet to the original for all ages at the adja- 1899 building, spurring one of the most extraordinary periods cent Wm. McKinley of collection growth in the museum’s 85-year history. With a Cleveland Skyline Presidential Library focus on art created since 1850, the museum offers marvelous & Museum. Associated examples of work ranging from Childe Hassam, William Merritt with the Smithsonian weekends, take the Waterfront Line to the Rock Hall, Browns Chase and William Sommer to Chuck Close, Andy Warhol and Institution, this family- Stadium or the Lake Erie Nature and Science Museum. The Jackie Winsor. Introduce your kids to the excitement of art and friendly destination is Healthline will take you from downtown to University Circle. architecture by getting a conversation going about who likes/ McKinley National Memorial an interactive science Speaking of downtown, the E-Line and B-Line Trolleys trans- doesn’t like what – and why. (One South High, 330.376.9185) port you to lots of places – for FREE – Mon.-Fri. An all day continued on page 36

34 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 35 things to do So Much to Do in the country. Visit the research library by appointment. (331 in Northeast Ohio Market Ave. S, Canton; 330.452.0876) 120 Minute Tours If you’re on a tight schedule, there’s still lots to do in Northeast Ohio. Here are a couple of shorter ideas. The dual focus of Canton Museum of Art’s permanent collec- Visiting the great Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and RainForest can be an all tion is 19th- and 20th-century American works on paper, with a day event. If you only have an hour, make sure you see the new, spectacular $25 concentration in watercolors, and contemporary ceramics, 1950s million African Elephant Crossing, an up close and personal experience with the and forward. See works by Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, world’s largest land mammals. See the “trunk to nose” viewing windows, five John Marin, Andrew and Jamie Wyeth, John Singer Sargent, acres of indoor/outdoor exhibits, and, at the crossing itself, be as close as 15 feet continued from page 35 Thomas Hart Benton and many other famed artists. Lovers of ce- to these magnificent animals. 3900( Wildlife Way, Cleveland; 216.661.6500) ramics, see works from Charles Clewell to John Balisteri. (1001 and history center, with a planetarium, robotic dinosaur, model Market Ave. N., 330.453.7666) Best View in Middle America. The Observation Deck on the 42nd Floor of railroad layout, presidential artifacts and period room settings the Terminal Tower is open Sat. Noon-5pm and Sun. Noon-4pm. It’s a fabulous covering pioneer days to the Victorian period. (800 McKinley Mon- MAPS (Military Aviation Preservation Society) Air Muse- 360° view of the city, its buildings, the Lake Erie shoreline and (some say) on a ument Dr. NW, 330.455.7043) um is a museum of aviation and aviation history with 32 actual clear day you can see Canada. Tours leave every half hour. Tickets ($5 adults) are aircraft from the F4 Phantom and a Sopwith Triplane to bombers available on line at eventbrite.com or at the Tower City Center Guest Service Desk. Gervasi Vineyard is memorable, serene and a bit awesome. (216.771.0033) Inspired by the owner family’s Italian heritage, it is a special place where beauty, tradition, comfort and appreciation for wine, We could spend two weeks exploring the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and luxurious quarters and fresh food connect. Gervasi’s 55 acre Museum. Want to do something in an hour and 25 minutes? See U2 3D, a three di- mensional film presentation of U2’s global “Vertigo” tour. Shot at seven different shows, this production employs the greatest number of 3-D cameras ever used for a single project. Shown every day, but subject to blackouts. Call the Rock Hall for specifics. 888.764.ROCK( )

MAPS Museum One and two hour, narrated tours of Cleveland are available on Lolly the Trolley Mon-Sat., 2 Hr. 9:30am; 1 hr. 12:30pm; 2 hr. 2pm; Sun. 2 hr. 1pm; 1 hr. like the B 26 Marauder. All are meticulously restored. The latest 3:30pm; Fri. & Sat. 1 hr. 5pm (216.771.4484) display is a collection of wartime memorabilia from WWII B26 “Bombigator” Reamer E. “Buzz” Sewell, including many rare The Cleveland Museum of Art offers so much that you might spend your entire POW items. At the Akron Canton Airport. (2260 International visit there. If you’re pressed for time, see Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Gervasi Vineyard Bistro Parkway, North Canton; 330.896.6332) Twenties through Sept. 16. The exhibition brings together for the first time the work of more than 60 painters, sculptors, and photographers who explored a new property includes over five acres of vineyards producing grapes Now we head for beautiful Amish Country. Northeast Ohio mode of modern realism in the years bounded by the aftermath of the Great War for estate varietals. There are beautiful and breathtaking land- is home to the world’s largest and the onset of the Great Depression. Youth and Beauty presents more than 130 scapes, a spring-fed lake and walking paths. Gervasi offers two Amish community, centered in works by artists including Ansel Adams, George Bellows, Thomas Hart Benton, dining venues, wine bar, a spectacular marketplace, a cooking Wayne and Holmes counties. Stuart Davis, Aaron Douglas, Walker Evans, Edward Hopper, Isamu Noguchi, Geor- school, a boutique inn and villas. (1700 55th Street NE, Canton; The Amish still travel by bug- gia O’Keeffe, and Grant Wood. 888.CMA.0033( ) 330.497.1000) gy and raise much of their own food. Take tours, buy Amish- Canton’s National First Ladies’ Library is the only institu- made furniture, attend auc- See the home of the Indians. Progressive Field. You’ll visit the bullpen, press tion dedicated to our presidential spouses. Tour the beautiful tions, dine in Amish-style res- box, club lounge, batting cages and the dugout. You’ll also see Heritage Park, Saxton-McKinley House, where the McKinleys lived before taurants, explore antique shops the Indians “Hall of Fame.” Mon.-Fri. every hour 10:30am until 1:30pm (through the White House. Restored with and roam lovely country roads 8/31) Sat. every hour 10:30am until 1:30pm. No tours on afternoon game days. meticulous accuracy, it’s a Vic- that will lead you through de- (216.420.4200) torian showpiece. The adjacent lightful towns such as Kidron, Education and Research Center Amish Country Mt. Eaton, Mt. Hope, Berlin, Your tour guide will take you through behind-the-scenes areas that only the play- occupies a magnificent, restored Walnut Creek and Charm. ers and Browns officials see in Cleveland Browns Stadium. Get a close-up look bank. Its holdings include a vast You’ll find shops selling all your old-fashioned heart’s desires. at a NFL locker room and feel what it’s like to emerge from the tunnel and step photo archive of First Ladies (Wayne County Convention and Visitors Bureau, 800.362.6474; onto the field level. Experience the luxury of the private suites and Club Level and and artifacts that include 150 Holmes County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau, get a sports writer’s eye view from the press box. Individual Tours – Mon., Wed., National First Ladies’ Library dresses and accessories. It is 330.674.3975) CV Fri. 10am, Noon and 2pm. $10 Adults, $5 Children. All tours must be scheduled also developing the largest “First Lady” audio/video collection at least seven business days in advance. Tour dates, times and areas subject to 36 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com change. (440.824.3361) www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 37 shopping LARCHMERE and SHAKER SQUARE FIND TIME DURING YOUR VISIT TO DISCOVER THESE TWO CHARMING SHOPPING DESTINATIONS Larchmere Boulevard is home to a remarkable assortment of shops, galleries, res- www.coolplacestoeat.com taurants, and services that offer a truly unique and charming shopping experience Outside Bar and WELCOME WELCOME with something for everyone – antiques, collectibles, oriental rugs, books, crafts, Patio are Open! (Serving until 2am) Wednesday Special fine and folk art, variety of eateries, specialty gift shops, hair salons and much more. (appetizer, entree, TO SHAKER TO LARCHMERE Please come see what you’re missing. dessert $22) SQUARE Urban Cafe Since the 1920s, Shaker Square has upbeat vitality Larchmere been a place for quality merchandise, New spacious personal service and unique stores; offbeat charm Experience Tues.—Thurs. 4pm—11pm upstairs bar: Fri., Sat. 4pm—2am have your next restaurants; and first-run movies - a Happy Hour: Tues—Friday, 4—7pm party here! welcome change from today’s imper- the unique… Reverse Happy Hour: Fri. & Sat. 10pm—2am sonal, “big box” shopping. wearable art · crafts · gifts 12502 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland, OH 44120 Ph: 216.791.0918 As the country’s second oldest shop- The Dancing Sheep is a unique, ping district, Shaker Square is listed in DANCINGTHE fascinating gallery featuring wear- the National Register of Historic Places. able art, contemporary crafts and SHEEP a gallery representing Shaker Square today is a combination of special gifts – all in a great range the vast creativity 75 years of preservation, enhanced by a of artists from greater cleveland of prices. One of their specialties is 12712 Larchmere Boulevard · 216-229-5770 multi-million dollar renovation. But it is unique baby gifts. Shop, relax, and Mon.-Fri.Mon.-Fri. 11am 11 a.m. to to 6pm; 6 p.m. Sat.• Sat.-Sun. 11am 11 a.m.to 5pm;to 5 p.m. Sun. • Parking 1pm in torear 5pm Unique Gifts and Local Art call to learn about special events and hours more than shopping. It is the heart of a bring home a special gift for a spe- 216-752-9960 lively, diverse neighborhood. cial loved one. Lake Erie Artists Gallery  lakeerieartists.com

Shaker Square Lake Erie Artists started out in 2003 Loganberry Books is a delightful, 13129 Shaker Boulevard as a co-op of local artists who hoped independent bookstore with new, Cleveland, OH 44120 to offset the cost of regional summer used and rare books for readers and art shows. It focused on work by Jim collectors. It’s a cozy, multi-roomed, One-of-a-kind handmade souvenirs of your trip to Cleveland. Visit us today! Ptacek, Lise Anderson, Paula Atwell, high ceilinged shop with natu- A Piece of Cleveland, William Kless ral light, warm rugs and stacks of Studios, and Brian Jones. The gallery

treasures. Very strong in illustrated  HOW TO GET HERE Shaker Square and Larchmere are almost adjacent offers unique gifts starting at $10. Plus books, children’s books, perform- to one another. Find one and the other is only a block away. art jewelry, classes and workshops, ing arts and women’s history books.    and custom framing. Lake Erie Artists      You can browse away an afternoon, FROM DOWNTOWN East on Carnegie Ave. Right on Stokes Blvd. and travel up will ship your purchase anywhere in

 the hill. (Stokes changes to Fairhill after MLK Drive). Right on Kemper, then right on and leave with a wonderful souvenir the country. of your visit. North Moreland Blvd. Right on Larchmere for the Arts District. Continue on North Moreland for Shaker Square. For an intimate, Spanish American American Crafts Gallery, in the FROM THE WEST East on I-90 to I-490. Exit at East 55th Street. Turn left, then influenced meal in a charming, reno- right at Woodland for three miles. (Woodland changes to Larchmere after MLK Drive). mezzanine of the Dancing Sheep, is vated turn of the century-before-last a prime destination for visitors look- You’re in Larchmere. For Shaker Square, continue on Larchmere to North Moreland. Turn right, continue one block. home, try Felice Urban Cafe. The ing for fine crafts in northeast Ohio. place is bistro-like, with a hip, friendly, West on I-90 to I-271 south. Or west on I-480 to I-271 north. Exit Niche magazine named American FROM THE EAST competent staff. Most times the owner Crafts one of its “Top 100 Galler- One-of-a-kind gifts at Chagrin Blvd. and travel west. Turn right (north)at Richmond Rd. (OH -175). Turn left on Shaker Blvd. (OH-87) to Shaker Square. Turn right on North Moreland, then left on will make sure all is well with your ex- ies.” This is the place to find some- for one-of-a-kind people Larchmere for Larchmere. perience. With one of the nicer patios thing wonderful for yourself or for a in town, Felice is a great place for lunch North on I-71 or OH-176 (Jennings Freeway) to I-90 east unique gift. FROM THE SOUTH or dinner. Plus a new lounge, if you’re American Crafts Gallery to I-490. Or north on I-77 to I-490 east. Exit at East 55th Street. Turn left, then right at In the mezzanine at The Dancing Sheep Woodland for three miles. (Woodland changes to Larchmere after MLK Drive). You’re in not that hungry. There’s a happy hour 12712 Larchmere Boulevard · 216-229-5770 Larchmere. For Shaker Square, continue on Larchmere to North Moreland. Turn right, on week days and a “reverse” happy Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. · Sat. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 1p.m. to 5 p.m. · Parking in rear continue one block. hour Fri. and Sat.

38 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 39 shopping Location Guide D- Downtown E- East Side; W West Side; Shopping S - South; SE Southeast; SW Southwest W b. a. Sweetie candy company, inc. For more information, visit 216.739.2244 b.a. Sweetie Candy Company, Inc. 7480 Brookpark Road www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland 44129 How about a visit to the Just off I-480 at Brookpark and Ridge Roads biggest candy store in the (minutes from the airport, downtown, and Independence) country – b.a. Sweeties? Sweeties Candy features 21,000 square feet You’ll find over 21,000 sq of nothing but candy-over 4,000 different items. Nationally recognized Sweeties offers ft of nothing but candy everything from Candy Buttons, Pixie Stix, – over 3,500 varieties. and PEZ to the extremely sour, or gooey vari- eties. Great prices and unbelievable stock lev- Chocolate, hard candy, els. Over $2 million worth of candy in stock licorice, sour, gooey. If it’s on any given day. Family-owned since 1950. shopping Open seven days. Mon.-Sat. 10am-8pm; Sun. candy, it’s here. You’re 11am-5pm. A must-see! Major credit cards. guaranteed to find some Greater Cleveland map, G-6 Ambiance, The Store for Lovers special candy from your Call for nearest location, 877.413.5122 youth – that you thought Cleveland locations: SE didn’t exist any longer. Not Maple Heights 44137 21200 Libby Road only unique, but lots and lots of candy – a $2 million inventory on any given Greater Cleveland map, G-10 day. Better plan on two visits – it’s that good! W North Olmsted 44070 4745 Great Northern Boulevard b.a. Sweetie Candy Company, Inc., 7480 Brookpark Rd., Cleveland; 216.739.2244 Greater Cleveland map, G-2 SW Parma Heights 44130 6879 West 130th Street Greater Cleveland map, H-5 La Bella Vita E Richmond Heights 44143 5190 Wilson Mills Road La Bella Vita is a sensory, friendly Greater Cleveland map, D-11 revelation of Italian sights and sounds. Akron/Canton locations: S Cuyahoga Falls 44221 As one of the largest Italian tableware 1230 Buchholzer and decorative home retailers in the US S North Canton 44718 New and Improved! 5248 Dressler Road NW and one of 12 Villa VIETRI “stores of Other: distinction,” La Bella Vita offers unique, E Boardman 44512 cityvisitor.com 114 Boardman-Poland Road highest quality merchandise from all over From lingerie to lotions, from romantic E Coventry Cats the world. They will ship your purchase for games to remote-control marital aids, Ambi- 216.321.3033 you. It’s worth a visit, just to delight in the ance, The Store For Lovers specializes in gifts 1810 Coventry Road that will make your stay a memorable affair! Cleveland Heights 44118 setting. Call for summer hours. Monogamy shouldn’t be monotonous. Find out Head east on Carnegie from Downtown to Eu- La Bella Vita, 2013 Murray Hill Road, for yourself why Ambiance is The Store for clid Heights Boulevard. Bear left at intersection Lovers. Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm; Sun. 12- at top of hill; turn left at Coventry Road. Cleveland’s Historic Little Italy; 216.421.1717 6pm. A unique shop filled with goodies for cats and dogs, and those who love them: toys, treats, clothing, a terrific selection of great collars and leashes, feeding dishes, and the best-quality, E Pennello Gallery American Crafts Gallery natural, no-by-products foods (California Natu- You’ll find everything you need Pennello Gallery features contemporary, 216.229.5770 ral, Innova, Wellness) for cats and dogs. You’ll 12712 Larchmere Boulevard never see a better selection of pet toys anywhere. to plan a trip to Northeast Ohio… hand-made American, Canadian and Israeli Cleveland 44120 Lots of Laurel Burch. If you like animals, you’ll Cleveland, Akron, Canton AND the fine art and crafts, from a unique group One block north of Shaker Square, located on love this store! Open seven days. Mon.-Sat. Charlotte, North Carolina area. the mezzanine level of The Dancing Sheep 10:30am-8pm; Sun. noon-5pm. All friendly, of artists. From hand painted, functional For decades, American Crafts Gallery has housebroken pets welcome. We’re celebrating • Preferred Hotel packages for the wooden home décor pieces, hand been the prime destination for shoppers look- 22 years in business. Greater Cleveland map Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ing for fine crafts in Northeast Ohio. Named inset, B-7. the Pro Football Hall of Fame and blown studio glass, fabulous ceramics, a “Top 100” gallery in the country by Niche, Carowinds in the Carolinas. bronze, metal and clay sculpture, original it offers a delightful selection of decorative and functional ceramics and glass, and beau- • Great restaurants and menus watercolors, oil and acrylic paintings tiful works in wood. Locals know this is the E The Dancing Sheep • Coupons for attractions, dining, 216.229.5770 and unique jewelry, the gallery strives to place to find something wonderful, whether for shopping themselves or for a special gift. Open Mon.-Fri. 12712 Larchmere Blvd. present “the best of the best.” A bridal 11am-6pm and Sat. and Sun. 11am-5pm. Great- Cleveland 44120 • Fun things to do including registry is also available. Pennello Gallery, 12407 Mayfield Road, Cleveland’s er Cleveland map, F-9 One block north of Shaker Square where to shop You’ll love relaxing as well as shopping at Little Italy; 216.707.9390 • Maps, travel tips, guides • Entertainment and Events continued on page 42 40 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 41 Location Guide HELPFUL phone Numbers D- Downtown transporation PREFERRED E- East Side; W West Side; 87 West Wine Bar...... 440.250.2334 Phone numbers S South; SE Southeast; SW Southwest Hotel Ambiance...... 877.413.5122 American Crafts Gallery ...... 216.229.5770 The Dancing Sheep b. a. Sweetie Candy Co...... 216.739.2244 AIR continued from page 41 Brasa Grill Brazilian Steakhouse.877.357.7566 Cleveland Hopkins Airport..216.265.6000 BOOK YOUR this fascinating gallery. It features limited- Christie’s Cabaret Burke Lakefront Airport...... 216.781.6411 PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME edition wearable art, contemporary crafts and Cleveland...... 216.574.6222 Akron Canton Airport ...... 330.499.4059 special gifts for all occasions in most price GETAWAY AT ONE OF THESE ranges.Unique baby gifts are also a specialty. Brunswick...... 330.220.0176 Shoppers with social concern will particu- Canton...... 330.305.0555 larly appreciate the recycled glass tableware City of Cleveland Heights ...... 216.291.5813 RAIL PREFERRED and the fashion accessories from recycled rice Cleveland Metroparks Zoo...... 216.661.6500 Amtrack ...... 800.872.7245 bags, billboards, and aluminum pull-tabs. Cleveland Museum of Art...... 216.421.7350 HOTELS Open Mon.-Fri. 11am-6pm, Sat. 11am-5pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm. Call for special events and Cleveland Museum of Natural History Tickets available at the front desk of directions by public transportation. Greater ...... 216.231.4600 BUS these Preferred Hotels. Cleveland map, F-9 Cleveland Orchestra ...... 800.686.1141 Coventry Cats ...... 216.321.3033 Greater Cleveland Regional Cleveland Downtown Cozumel Mexican Restaurant Transit Authority ...... 216.566.5100 Greyhound Bus Service ...... 800.231.2222 Doubletree Hotel Cleveland Downtown E Loganberry Books Broadview...... 440.717.1080 ...... 866.584.9834 216.795.9800 Brunswick...... 330.220.3335 Megabus ...... 877.462.6342 13015 Larchmere Blvd. Independence...... 216.447.1070 Radisson Hotel Gateway Shaker Heights 44120 Lakewood...... 216.228.1415 ...... 855.263.6859 One block north of Shaker Square Dancing Sheep...... 216.229.5770 TAXI This delightful independent bookstore is a Downtown Cleveland Alliance.....216.736.7799 spot you’ll want to visit every time you’re in In the City of Cleveland, passengers cannot Cleveland South Greater Cleveland. Browse the new, used, rare Felice Urban Cafe...... 216.791.0918 hail taxis on the street. There are three op- Embassy Suites Hotel and collectible books in this cozy, multi-room Georgetown Restaurant...... 216.221.3500 tions: reserve a taxi by calling a Downtown shop that has natural light, high ceilings, won- Gervasi Vineyard...... 330.497.1000 taxi and the taxi will pick you up, ask your Cleveland Rockside...... 866.584.8702 derful rugs and stacks of treasures. Particular- Glidden House ...... 216.231.8900 hotel’s front desk or concierge to call or ask ly strong in illustrated books, children’s books, Goodtime III...... 216.861.5110 fine arts, performing arts and women’s history. the doorman to hail a cab for you. Greater Akron Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm. Greater Cleve- Greater Cleveland Aquarium...... 216.862.8803 Cambria Suites Akron-Canton Airport land map, F-8 Grovewood Tavern & Wine Bar . 216.531.4900 ABC Taxi ...... 216.651.7777 Guarino’s ...... 216.231.3100 ...... 866.584.9840 Ace Taxi ...... 216.361.4700 Hale Farm...... 330.666.3711 Americab ...... 216.881.1111 Comfort Inn West...... 877.343.9442 Hard Rock Cafe ...... 216.830.7625 D Tower City Center United Cab ...... 216.398.9000 Courtyard by Marriott Akron, Montrose Historic Gateway Neighborhood..216.771.1994 216.771.0033 Yellow Cab ...... 216.623.1500 ...... 855.219.4491 230 W. Huron Road, Cleveland 44113 Historic Warehouse District...... 216.344.3937 Downtown Cleveland at Public Square Hodges...... 855.263.6857 Hilton Garden Inn Akron-Canton You can do it all at Tower City Center, in the Horseshoe Casino...... 855.746.3777 heart of downtown. A magnificent collection of Airport...... 866.323.1679 John Q’s Steakhouse...... 866.237.7062 Downtown Trolley Service landmark buildings, constructed in the 1930s Free service on two routes Red Roof Inn Akron South...855.270.8496 as Cleveland’s Union Terminal, the center fea- La Bella Vita ...... 216.421.1717 Sheraton Suites Akron/Cuyahoga Falls tures three levels of over 75 specialty shops, six Lake Erie Artists...... 216.752.9960 Mon-Fri 7am-7pm. full-service restaurants, 11-screen theater, Time Loganberry Books ...... 216.795.9800 ...... 866.584.9841 Warner Cable Amphitheater at Tower City, Mallorca...... 877.357.9711 B-LINE circles Superior and Lakeside two first class hotels and easy access through Marbella...... 216.464.9939 the connected walkway to Progressive Field Avenues between West 6th Street in the Canton and Quicken Loans Arena. It’s the city’s most Northeast Furniture ...... 800.686.5006 Warehouse District and East 12th Street. Comfort Inn Canton...... 877.343.3620 recognizable and endearing edifice, complete Pennello Gallery...... 216.707.9390 It serves the State Office Building, Public with fountains and fascinating architecture. Peppermint Thai Cuisine ...... 216.464.5432 Courtyard by Marriott Canton Square and Tower City, Cleveland Public The complex is also home to Cleveland’s Horse- Pier W...... 216.228.2250 ...... 866.323.1625 Library, the Convention Center, Cleveland shoe Casino, as well as the RTA train service Positively Cleveland...... 800.321.1001 to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport City Hall, the Federal Office Building, La Quinta Inn & Suites...... 866.910.6437 Presque Isle...... 866.ERIE.FUN and weekend Waterfront Line service to North Cuyahoga County offices, and many other McKinley Grand Hotel...... 866.315.6332 Coast Harbor and the Rock and Roll Hall of Prime Rib Steakhouse...... 855.263.6855 commercial locations. Ramada Hall of Fame...... 866.517.6260 Fame and Museum. Downtown map, H-7 CV Pro Football Hall of Fame...... 330.456.8207 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Red Roof Inn North Canton.855.281.7559 ...... 888.764.ROCK E-LINE serves the Warehouse District Shuhei Restaurant of Japan...... 216.464.1720 on West 9th and West 6th Streets, Public Pro Football Hall of Fame Taza, A Lebanese Grill Square and Tower City, the Entertainment 2121 George Halas Drive NW Downtown...... 216.274.1170 District on East 4th Street, the theatres in Woodmere...... 216.464.4000 PlayhouseSquare, Cleveland State Univer- Canton, OH 44708 Tower City Center ...... 216.771.0033 sity, and other commercial spots on 330.456.8207 Trolley Tours...... 216.771.4484 lower Euclid Avenue. Washington Place Bistro & Inn....216.791.6500 Profootballhof.com Western Reserve Historical Society ...... 216.721.5722 42 Cleveland Visitor www.cityvisitor.com www.cityvisitor.com Cleveland Visitor 43 13 colonies, plus the state of Ohio, along ing the Philippines, Guam and Puerto National McKinley with panels depicting War and Peace. A Rico. McKinley was the last President Birthplace Memorial white Carrara marble life-size statue of who had served in the Civil War; he was McKinley was born in the city of Niles, Garfield stands inside the monument also the last President of the 19th Cen- Ohio in 1843, where you find his birthplace in the memorial room. Lake View Cem- tury and the first of the 20th. memorial today. The 232 foot by 136 foot A Presidential Visit etery, 12316 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland; by 38 foot monument is constructed of 216.421.2665. Open: 9am-4pm. Free. McKinley Home Georgian marble with two lateral wings– William McKinley and his wife, Ida Sax- one wing houses the public library called ton McKinley of Canton, spent many the McKinley Memorial Library, and the years of their married lives living in the other wing houses the McKinley Museum, Saxton family home which now serves containing artifacts of his life and presi- as the home of the National First Ladies dency. The McKinley Birthplace Home Library, at 331 Market Avenue South, Can- and Research Center is located near the ton. Hours: Tues. – Sat. Tours at 9:30am, Memorial. The historic house museum has 10:30am and 12:30, 1:30 & 2:30pm, plus been furnished for the period when Presi- Sun. in June at 12:30, 1:30 & 2:30pm. dent McKinley was in office. Memorial, 40 N. Main St., Niles; 330.652.1704. Home, 40 S. McKinley Memorial Main St., Niles; 330.652.1774. The McKinley Memorial is McKinley’s final Lawnfield resting place. In 1901 the McKinley Na- Garfield purchased the Lawnfield estate tional Memorial Association was formed during his service in the U.S. House of Representatives, as a country home for his young and active family. It was here that he conducted his famous “front porch campaign” that led him to the Presidency in 1880. Now a National His- toric Site, Lawnfield is a classic example of late 19th Century gracious living. Lu- cretia Garfield added the library after her husband’s death, setting a precedent for presidential libraries that continues to Eight US Presidents either came Northeast Ohio has been the home to two Presidents of the United States, James A. Garfield and William this day. In the 1990s, a $12.5 million res- McKinley, giving you an opportunity to visit both Presidents’ homes and final resting places. The Garfield Monu- toration returned the house to its 1886- by Theodore Roosevelt and issued a pub- from or were born in the Buck- 1904 roots. The James A. Garfield Nation- lic appeal for $600,000 in contributions ment and the McKinley Memorial are unique in that they are both extraordinary, moving tributes to two much- eye State; two of them from al Historic Site is operated by the National for the project. Nine states had contribut- beloved Presidents, who, ironically, were both felled by assassin’s bullets. Park Service. 8095 Mentor Ave Mentor; ed material for the memorial. The circular, here in Northeast Ohio. James 440.255.8722. Hours are 10am-5pm Sat.- domed pink granite building rises 96 feet A. Garfield, the 20th President man. He was elected to the US Senate in The Garfield Monument Sun. only until April 30, then 10am-5pm above ground and measures 79 feet in di- and William McKinley, the 25th, James Abram 1880, where he never served. He went to Listed on the National Register of Historic Mon.-Sat, noon-5pm Sun. until Nov. 1. Tick- ameter. The double bronze doors of the the Republican Convention as Sen. John Places, the 180 foot tall James A. Gar- ets $5; 15 and under, free. entrance were the largest in the nation were sadly, also two of the na- Garfield Sherman’s campaign manager and found field Monument combines Romanesque, at the time of installation. Midway up the tion’s leaders to die from assas- himself nominated on the 36th ballot. His Gothic and Byzantine architecture. Ven- 108 steps is a large bronze statue of Presi- sins’ bullets. The other notables In 1831 James A. Garfield, the 20th Presi- presidency was cut short when he was ture up 64 steps to the outdoor balcony dent McKinley delivering his last speech dent of the United States, was born, the shot by an assassin after four months in and on a clear day you can see 40 miles William in Buffalo. Adjacent to the Memorial is: are Wm. Henry Harrison who office. Garfield, who remains largely un- of Lake Erie shore. Around the exterior last president to be born in a log cabin. was born in Virginia but lived The Moreland Hills Village Hall grounds known today, was immensely popular. of the balcony are five terra cotta panels McKinley Jr. McKinley Presidential Library contain a replica of that cabin. Hours The country’s outpouring of grief was with over 110 life size figures depicting and Museum in Ohio most of his life and is The 25th President was from Canton June-Sep. Sat. 10am-1pm. almost as great as that for Lincoln. More Garfield’s life and death. The Stark County Historical Society pre- buried in North Bend; Ulysses than 100,000 people walked past his cas- where he built his career as lawyer, pros- serves records of the presidential history ecuting attorney, congressman, Ohio S. Grant; Rutherford B. Hayes; Garfield rose from extreme poverty to the ket as it lay in state in the rotunda of the The Memorial Hall includes rich, gold mo- of William McKinley through the Wm. Governor and President. The seminal nation’s highest office through educa- Capitol. On Memorial Day, 1890, the Gar- saics, beautifully colored marble, stained McKinley Presidential Library & Museum. Benjamin Harrison (grandson event of his term was the Spanish-Amer- tion, hard work, and personal dedication. field Monument, situated on a hill over- glass windows and deep-red granite col- 800 McKinley Monument Dr. NW Hours: ican War, whose aftermath included in- of Wm. Henry); William Howard He was a teacher, President of Hiram Col- looking the country he had known and umns. The stained glass windows and Mon.-Sat. 9am-4pm. Sun. Noon-4pm. creasing our global influence by obtain- lege, a Civil War General and Congress- loved as a boy, was dedicated. window like panes represent the original 330.455.7043 Taft; and Warren G. Harding.

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