Arts & Culture in Cleveland

Mentor Civic Amphitheater

NASA Glenn Visitor Center

Phoenix Theatres Great Northern Mall

Hanna Theatre

Opened in 1921, this 550-seat performing arts center hosts productions by Great Lakes Theater.

The Maltz Museum

Museum dedicated to furthering an understanding of Jewish immigrant history & culture in the U.S.

Cleveland Public Theatre

Performance venue for unconventional stage shows, set within a historic, revamped building.

Allen Theatre

500-seat modern stage venue presenting a variety of events in a historic silent movie theater.

James A. Garfield National Historic Site

Restored family home of 20th U.S. President, James Garfield, & site of 1st presidential library.

Atlas Cinemas Lakeshore 7

Multiscreen theater for all-digital projection of new releases along with standard concessions.

Cleveland History Center

Dobama Theatre

Modern, 195-seat performance space producing 6 contemporary plays a year with professional actors.

Cain Park Evans Amphitheater

Karamu House Theatre

Hickory Ridge Cinema

A contemporary multiscreen theater offering discount prices for mainstream & independent movies.

Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland

Contemporary art, educational programs & performances presented in an edgy steel-paneled structure.

Near West Theatre

Established theater showcasing an array of plays & musicals geared toward a younger audience.

International Women’s Air & Space Museum

This museum in the Burke Lakefront Airport chronicles the history of women in aviation & space.

Crawford Auto Aviation Museum

Sizable museum housing an ample collection of antique cars, aircraft, carriages & other artifacts.

Fountain of Eternal Life

1964 sculpture by Marshall Fredericks erected as a memorial to local military who died in conflicts.

Mimi Ohio Theatre

Elegant, frescoed 1920s theater hosting music, drama, dance & comedy performances.