Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Synagogue is a special synagogue and is one of the leading reform synagogues in the country. Back in 1842, it had only 30 members. It remains an active success in welcoming young adults and toddlers into synagogue life. The synagogue is open to Jews of all denominations including interfaith families. On 1912 Anshe Chesed Congregation moved from its building on Scovill Avenue at Henry Street to its new home at Euclid Avenue and East 82nd Street where it would be known as the Euclid …More

Don’t get stuck at the malls in Cleveland. Why go to department stores when you can easily buy one-of-a- kind items in cute boutiques?  Cleveland is home to Yellowcake, the shop of “Project Runway,” designer Valerie Mayen. Some of her threads includes beautifully designed petticoats that typically run anywhere between $260 and $680 depending on the amount of work that goes into them, and take about two to four weeks to make.  Other must haves include a dress featured on the pages of …More

Few truly understand the richness of Cleveland’s educational and cultural offerings, but its bountiful museums prove the city has a lot to offer. People young and old – from children to seniors, and everyone in between – will appreciate the variety of Cleveland’s museums. The renowned Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, in Cleveland’s eastern suburb of Beachwood, is a must-see not only for the area’s Jewish population but also for people of all backgrounds. The museum chronicles …More

Whether you’re looking for a luxurious staycation in the city or are just seeking affordable lodging for a visit, downtown Cleveland boasts a wide variety of hotels. The Renaissance Hotel features breathtaking, indulgent, Roman-inspired architecture and décor. Restaurant Sans Souci, which offers high-end Mediterranean cuisine, is situated inside. The hotel offers luxurious rooms priced from $229 per night, as well as suites. One of the city’s more modern offerings is the InterContinental …More

Whether you're looking to enjoy a pink peppermint martini or an ice-cold Dortmunder Gold, Cleveland is home to a bar you'll go gaga over. From the upscale to the casual, Cleveland's bars have a lot to offer the city's club crowd no matter what type of experience for which you’re looking. Do you love chocolate? OK, really, who doesn't? The Chocolate Bar just might be the mecca of martinis in the city; featuring flavors like peanut butter cup, white chocolate, chocolate mint, crème brulee, coconut …More

Cleveland, Ohio, the rock and roll capital of the world, or “C-Town” as most natives know it, has always been a fusion of various immigrant cultures scattered about its area. This fact in any city is always represented best by its differing styles of cuisine, and Cleveland is no exception when it comes to where, and what to eat when there. If you wanted to go the classical route, and there is plenty to be savored in this direction, there are two things you almost have no choice but to try when in …More