You have a choice to make.
You can drive or you can walk. You can stick with Spotify or sustain musicians with TIDAL or Qobuz. Run your ads on FB, or support local media. Hand over your entertainment dollars to yet another streaming service, or place them at the feet of regional artists. If you prefer the latter, read on for a whole week’s worth of hand-curated options, blissfully free of algorithms.
FireFish is still happening in Lorain this September, but now also offering a year-long series of events, starting this weekend. Dancing Wheels makes a triumphant return from Mexico with a re-imagined and innovative show at Rainey Institute. CWRU prof and best-selling author Thrity Umrigar talks about her just-published book, Honor. Abattoir Gallery hosts a delayed opening at their space in the Hildebrandt Bldg for five local, regional and national artists they represent. Victoria Bussert directs a very punk, very bloody Lizzie The Musical at the Beck with a crème de la crème of talent, all from the acclaimed musical theatre program at BW.
You have choices to make everyday. CoolCleveland is proud to be your personal, curatorial advisor for nearly 2 decades. Choose carefully.
–Thomas Mulready