Summer in the Land hit a home run Tuesday at Progressive Field. More than 1,800 interns took over the stadium night for the ultimate summer kickoff — catching the Guardians vs. Reds game, connecting with fellow students and young professionals, and soaking up the perfect Cleveland evening.
More than a century after it first opened its doors on November 2, 1912, Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market is breaking new ground — literally and figuratively — as it embarks on the largest renovation in its storied history.
From national praise for our unbeatable summer vibes and world-class museum to shoutouts for luxury stays, free attractions and even nearby wine country, Cleveland is getting the recognition it deserves as we head into summer.
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“What’s next” for Greater Cleveland? More than 1,000 business and civic leaders gathered at the Huntington Convention Center Tuesday to find out at GCP’s 2025 Annual Event. It was an afternoon of energy, optimism and big-picture thinking about our region’s future.
The Cleveland International Film Festival is bringing in more than 300 films from more than 60 countries this week, but the loudest applause will no doubt be for a short film, just over a minute, made here in The Land: the CIFF trailer.
Cleveland is having a moment, and the world is taking notice. From being named a must-visit destination by National Geographic to earning top spots for its museums, food and iconic attractions, our city is getting some much-deserved recognition.
The energy at the 2025 Greater Cleveland Partnership Sustainability Summit was electric.
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Martina Dimoska’s career journey is nothing short of stellar.
