The Agora Theatre and Ballroom has as much history as the years it's been open. It first started in 1966, opened by then owner Henry LoConti Sr., and was one of the first venues where entertainment for young people was encouraged and conducted. The theater has a ballroom and bar that can accommodate around 500 people, and a theater that can seat just under 2,000 people. The venue is also home to the Halloween party thrown by a local band called Mushroomhead. The venue is known for the live concerts and bands that it stages, so to know about the schedules, concerts and tickets, check the website.

Arts Collinwood is the home of a community center, art gallery, and a cafe located in the heart of the historic Waterloo Arts District of Cleveland, Ohio. It is supported by a group of artists, educators, activists and citizens and it offers a wide variety of cultural activities for all ages. The venue hosts various events, including live music, poetry, and Djs, as well as exhibitions of regional and national artists.

Initially owned by the municipal, this is located at the Cain Park. The construction of the amphitheater is quite impressive with a permanent 3000 seats and 80' stagehouse built by the famed Italian stonemasons. The stage's decor also has a permanent canopy and is well-equipped with the latest gadgets. There are some popular and interesting plays showcased here. Please look out for your favorite theatrical performances at the Evans Amphitheatre.

Greystone Hall remains one of downtown's iconic buildings. Built in 1917, its seven stories are unified in Georgian architecture and understated elegance. Its exterior stone facade is intricately carved while the interiors are replete with chandeliers, fireplaces, marble walls and an ornate decor that infuse a regal and old-world charm. On its second floor is the Ballroom and Barrister's Lounge, while the Doric and Egyptian rooms are located on its 4th floor. A 450-seater theater occupies its top two levels. Unrivaled services and catering facilities are personalized for banquets, receptions, conferences and private events.

Situated within the premises of Lorain County Community College, The C. Paul Stocker Arts Center is a premier performing and visual arts center offering a wide spectrum of culturally rich events throughout the year. This magnificent, state-of-the-art center comprises a full-fledged theater (seating capacity - 994), a lecture hall, a cinema hall, a dance studio, a rehearsal hall and an art gallery. Be ready to catch up on some of the most entertaining events like drama, dance, concerts, movie screenings and art exhibitions. Established in 1980, the center has evolved into a major cultural hot spot in Elyria, hosting various random acts, film series and cabarets. Call ahead or visit their website to know more.

Located on the Weymouth Road in Medina, the Medina Performing Arts Center is famed for its huge main stage that dwarfs most of the theaters not just in Medina, but also in towns nearby. The center's twin stages have a combined seating capacity for more than 1500 spectators, and both the venues are equipped with state-of-the-art sound and light technology that enhance the performances. The seats are comfy and there's no such thing as a bad seat at this theater as all the seats offer an unobstructed view of the elevated stage. The events held here are dynamic, as it hosts a mix of events like concerts, dance shows, drama and other genres of performing arts. Visit their website to know more.

Located in Rockefeller Park, Cleveland Cultural Gardens is a collection of 31 distinct gardens each of which represent the ethnic groups that have been a part of the United States. The British Garden, Latvian Garden, American Colonial Garden, Indian Garden are few of these that form a part of this collection. Sit back and relax at the park or walk on the narrow pathways and observe the statues of significant personalities that are scattered all over.

As the name suggests, Asiatown is a hub of Asian communities located close to the downtown Cleveland. This hub is dense with majority of Chinese population, followed by Korean and Vietnamese. A number of Asian restaurants are found in this neighborhood which is roughly marked by Superior Avenue to the North and Payne Avenue to the South, whereas, 29th East Avenue to the west and 39th East Avenue to the East. Walk down the lane and be ready to be faced with elegant Asian restaurants like Bo Loong and Li Wah. The area is also replete with a number of shops and food store selling Chinese products.

Mahall's is a local entertainment venue that offers bowling as well as hosts live music concerts. Patrons can choose from the options depending on their mood, you can simply hang out with your friends and enjoy variety of drinks or simply test your bowling skills. Given the high number of lanes, guests do not have to wait endlessly for their turn. A combination of good food, drinks, games and great entertainment, Mahall's has something for everyone and disappoints none.

In the heart of Ohio, you'll find Little Italy, Cleveland's Italian oasis. This neighborhood prides itself on its history, values, customs and traditions. The Italian influences are evident in the restaurants and boutiques lining the street, as well as in the warm hospitality of the people who reside there.