Saw Menopause 2 the musical and it was hilarious, even for the men in our party! Hanna is located…read moreon 14th street, not next to the line of theatres. This theatre seemed more modern than the other theatres. The seating definitely more plush, spacious and comfortable but overall not as big Mimi Ohio, Connor Palace or KeyBank State theatre where the larger headliner shows are.

We went to see Sense & Sensibility. First time at Hanna Theater. Everyone working there was very…read morepleasant, helpful, and happy to be there, especially the two gentleman in Will Call. The theater is laid out perfectly for performances. It's smaller which gives just about every seat in the house a good view. This is nice because it can cater to every price point.

The community center offered free crafts for the kids and it was absolutely amazing! I have never…read morebeen inside until today. We met local artist, made gift certificates, a lantern, gingerbread house, and a snow globe. They had a free performance at 1pm and local venders throughout. We will be returning!

Wow, this place is incredible! After driving past one day, it peaked my curiosity and I'm so glad…read morethat it did. Community Arts Center is a branch of the Cleveland Museum of Art and houses a gallery with lots of colorful, huge, exciting pieces of art created for and used during the Parade on the Circle! This gallery space is beyond inspiring which upbeat music playing and colors galore. They also have four art rooms decorated with large murals, tables, and art supplies. These rooms are set up with make-and-take art projects that are free to the community and they also offer art classes and events. This was such an amazing find and now I can't wait to bring all my friends here!

Had a private event for some employees their families. We had a great time. Bring your own food…read moreand rent the track for a few hours.

Don't bother going here, they have no respect for people's time…read more On Sunday, October 23, my girlfriend and I went to Airport Go-Karts because it was a really nice day and I had a Groupon. Since we were coming from Chagrin Falls, I double-checked their Web site, Google Maps, and called to make sure they'd be open. Their site appears to have zero information about when they're open. Google Maps shows they're currently open Thursday through Sunday. When I called there was a prerecorded message which included days and hours of operation. Guess what? We wasted about an hour of our time and two gallons of gas. We made the trip only to find Airport Go-Karts completely closed for the season. In fact, the large sign on the side of the road said the last day of the season was September 25th. So this place has been closed for almost an entire month but hasn't bothered to update its hours on its phone recording or Google Maps (and probably other spots as well). Two other cars showed up shortly after we got there. I talked to someone who got out to look at the hours and he had no idea they were closed either; he hadn't even noticed the message on the road sign. In fact, the sign on the entrance still listed days and times the they're open, there was no mention of being closed for the season. On top of all of that, they still have offers available on Groupon (which will likely expire before they reopen). What a joke. I won't won't waste more of my time trying to go to Airport Go-Karts again in the future.

It was amazing. The floating images.. it was so immersive…read more I highly recommend this...

The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit was a mixed bag for me; some really good and some not so much. I…read morewaited for the price to come down and went on a Tuesday afternoon after the cost had come down to $20 plus a $7 fee. Lets get some of the basics out of the way. The exhibit is located on the East Side of Cleveland in a converted warehouse space near to the Shoreway. The entrance to the parking lot is on E. 72nd street, but you drive around the building and enter on the E.70th Street side. Parking is $5 which you pay for inside. Since the day was nice, I parked on E.72nd and walked around the building. Once inside you check-in and then can either enter the exhibit or look around the lobby/gift shop. There are some cool pieces to take pictures with and some things to see. The exhibit itself is a large rectangular room about 60 foot wide by 200 foot long. The tall walls have been covered with screens onto which the exhibit is projected. There are projections on the floor, including circles 6 foot apart to allow for social distancing. There are a decent number of benches and folding chairs. While I was there the room had a nice sized crowd, but not overly crowded. The sound is excellent, although it may be a bit loud for some. The exhibit itself runs on a continuous loop of about 30 minutes. Once inside you are allowed to stay as long as you like. The projections vary slightly depending on which wall you are looking at so finding the place you want to be and what you want to watch can be challenging. A major issue with the space is that there are two rows of columns running down the space; to try to deal with this they have covered them with mirrored panels. Unfortunately this means that your view is constantly broken up and disrupted and takes you out of the exhibit. The projections and music is very well done. Technically this is an excellent piece of interactive art. How you enjoy this will vary greatly. To make the piece interactive they have taken Van Gogh's works and altered them in a number of ways. Most of the projections are smaller details of the larger pieces; there is almost no time given to the full pieces. They have added animation and movement to the art. They have also changed some of the colors and illumination levels to create action. As interactive art it is entertaining and compelling, as an actual exhibition of Van Gogh's art it falls far short. I had downloaded the Android App which had a good deal of background information and explanations. Unfortunately I found the app hard to use, especially the audio functions. I was listening to the podcast designed to synchronize with the exhibit, it cut out about half way through and was impossible to get back working. The gift shop had quite a nice selection of items, although prices were hard to find and seemed a bit expensive. Overall I was OK with the Immersive Van Gogh, partially because I waited until the prices had reduced significantly and I avoided the parking fee. If I had paid about $70-$80 I would have felt ripped off. The exhibit itself was really well done from a technical standpoint, I just felt that it did not do full credit to the Van Gogh's genius. I also went at a time when the exhibit was not overly crowded; during prime times it could be challenging. The best part of Immersive Van Gogh is that it has introduced the artist and great art to a much wider audience. The exhibit really highlights the details, the colors and the brushwork of the art, it unfortunately de-emphasizes the full works and the compositions that are a major part of what makes these masterpieces. Since a single company runs the exhibit, leases the building and does the ticketing it feels like they are trying to ring out excessive money with the ticketing fee and parking fee in addition to the cost of the tickets. How you feel about the Immersive Van Gogh will depend on how you approach the exhibit. If you are looking for a real exhibit of Van Gogh's work this is probably not for you. If you are looking at a fairly unique multi-media presentation based on Van Gogh's works, you will probably enjoy it. I would suggest going through the app to get some nice background information.

I went to an event in this space and was blown away. Upon entry, you're greeted with beautiful…read morewalls of art that really set the vibes. I expected just one open room, but saw there are smaller rooms, hallways, and pockets throughout plus the big open space. I love that it takes on whatever decor theme you're going for beautifully. The location is also nice and central in case you are trying to bridge East and West siders. I hate that I didn't get any pictures of the space itself, but I will definitely keep them in mind the next time I am planning an event!

This is a venue space in Cleveland. Plenty of events are held here by people who rent out the…read morebuilding. Events such as weddings, art shows, fitness events, etc. I visited on Sunday, 23 June 2019 for The Beauty Boost's Taste of Fitness, sampler event. The outside of the building looks plain and has a warehouse feeling about it and the inside is industrial looking. BUT, inside is decorated well with pictures of art (see my attached photos). There is one large room where the fitness event that I attended was located. There might be smaller rooms inside too but I didn't look out for them. Bathrooms are located inside as well. The fitness event I attended was awesome. I know the owner of the Beauty Boost so I got a free ticket to attend since I'm an unofficial ambassador. There were 3 classes that lasted for 20 mins each. I enjoyed the high intensity cardio/strength class and the yoga class. I didn't stay for the last class since I wanted to head to church. At the event, there were vendors stationed in the lobby. They handed out information about their business. I loved trying samples of protein drinks and little protein bites. If you're looking for a space to host your next event, consider the Red Space. **** - 99 total reviews in 2019 - 308 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 23 July 2019

Overpriced and underwhelming. We attended a wedding here and it did not live up to the hype. The…read moreupstairs is cavernous and uninspiring. Our elderly guests had difficulty parking and entering the facility. Upstairs there are two small unisex bathrooms that were always occupied. There is no parking onsite. Parking is down the street and requires a valet or a shuttle. That said, the speakeasy downstairs was really nice and cozy. Overall this was an awkward venue.

The Elliot was the perfect setting for our small ceremony. We were able to make use of the entire…read morebuilding for some really beautiful pictures. Katie made sure we had everything we needed and made herself available to us the entire day!

I literally contacted Lily ONE week before my event. She accommodated my short notice and jumped on…read morethe challenge. Within two hours she had already secured a venue and started shooting me different options for decorations and appetizers. She literally made my life so easy. Especially since I live in Virginia and the event I was planning was all the way in Cleveland, Ohio. She got to the event a few hours early day of and set up everything. She even organized the games. I didn't have to do anything! It was such a good experience I will be using her again for in February for the baby shower. :)

This updated review is a great example why you should give a business a second chance! My first…read moreexperience with Artsy Academy was not so great, but they had a painting event that looked appealing so I decided to try them out again. This time around it was $20 to paint a winter scene at Brick and Barrel and the price included two beers! Super great price! Perfect for a date night or girls night without busting the bank. My friend and I had a really fun time painting, drinking, and sharing some laughs with all of the other guests. Stephie, our instructor, was awesome! I would definitely take one of her classes again. The mood was very chill, there was no rushing through the steps, and help was always right there if we needed it. The Bianca Blonde beer from Brick and Barrel was pretty tasty too!

Artsy Events are SO much fun. They are a newer company, so sometimes events are rescheduled to a…read morelater date..but it's worth the wait!! Thank you for an amazing time always Artsy!