Hold tight that which you love.
That’s one of the big lessons of the pandemic. If you’re itching to get out of the house, CoolCleveland correspondent Claudia Taller takes us on a nearby road trip to Hocking Hills for gnome hunting and a visit to the Pencil Sharpener Museum. Summit Metro Parks is gearing up for World Turtle Day. Riders are saddling up for a Ride of Silence honoring bicyclists who’ve been injured or killed on public roads.
If you love ballet, you’ve got your choice of outdoor or indoor. If you have a passion for visual arts, take part in an argument about Cleveland’s disbanded May Show. If you’re interested in rescuing the planet, join the author discussion with CMNH’s resident ecologist. If you love to eat, you’ll be happy to hear about the upcoming Cleveland Taco Week.
If Bob Dylan is one of your inspirations, as he has been for so many, or if you’re just looking for a cool birthday party, grab a ticket as we celebrate his 80th on Mon 05.24 with a livestream and a very limited in-person audience. Embrace what you love.
–Thomas Mulready