State Theater

(155 reviews)

Came to see the Lion King (amazing by the way)…read more But incredibly grateful to have such a wonderful theater presence here in Cleveland! This venue is beautiful with so many theaters- there is always something to enjoy!! Please come see a show here and support all the hard working actors/actresses and team members!! Venue is clean, architecture is beautiful, and worth the visit (: see you all there soon!

I had no idea that Cleveland has the 2nd most Broadway shows in America after New York City. This…read morearea is a 0.6 mile walk from the Hyatt Regency. The giant chandelier that spans an entire intersection is really cool to see in person. I'm glad I got to see it during the daytime and again at nighttime. I hope to be able to go to a show in the future.

The Playhouse Square Chandelier in the springtime

Playhouse Square's KeyBank State Theatre

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Cleveland Play House

(9 reviews)

Jazz Hands If you're…read morelooking for a night of entertainment, look no further than CPH and visit this theatre. This place is the bees knees. We'll start off with the building and facilities.... All the theatres include exquisite architecture. From detailed lobbies, to unique art, they have it all here. Grooving through the Allen theater for the CPH performance of A Christmas Story, I was throughly impressed with the cast, sets, and audio quality. The show was full of energy and the cast executed the plot wonderfully. I hope all those cats make it big. The only negative to my experience was the two women who drinking wine in front of me. It was quite strong and stimulated my gag reflex during the show. One would get tipsy just by sitting in their section. And they kept purchasing the drinks from the concession stand. Maybe CPH should consider having an "Friends of Bill W" meeting room if they continue to serve alcohol. Speaking of the concessions, buyer beware, it's cashless. In addition, and most important, they still have the soft pretzels from my childhood . Bottles of water are expensive, so bring your own, or maybe just plan on being dehydrated. Regarding the comfort of the Allen Theatre, specifically the seats in Allen were much more comfortable than the nasty red tiny velour ones in the large Playhouse Palace Theatre. There's enough room in aisles to stretch your legs and not feel like you need a knee replacement, after sitting through a show. The Allen Theatre is the perfect sized theater, with great angles from all seats, not too small, or too big. Dancing back to the lobby, you will find some rather tacky white pleather sofas... similar to the pants you may have owned in the 70s. These sofas look clunky & out of place, and I feel these need to be removed immediately to preserve the old time feeling of the building and historic culture of the venue. I understand the importance of providing seating, but these don't match. Whoever approved these sofas, killed the vibe and is trying to eliminate a natural historic element of Cleveland. It's a disgrace to all architects and historians. But with great history, comes great responsibility, and if you review my photos, you'll note each photo is blurry, probably due to the theater ghosts. (Except the photo "Stinky Wine.") personally, I felt a positive theatre ghost presence, but wanted to set the scene. In the lobby, you'll also find various awards, which I'm not sure what they all are, or if they're real, but it's cool. Additionally, there was a family room, located near the Facenmeyer Lobby, but I'll be darned if I could find an entrance. But to be fair, I didn't want to see Uncle Joe or Aunt Millie so I didn't bother to look around too much. I also like to run in the other direction when children are near. Accessibility wise, Playhouse and CPH are great, with a plethora of elevators, ramps, rails, and seats, making the trek a little easier for folks. I didn't bring my tape measure to ensure all the ramps were 10' and 2' but the incline didn't seem as nuts as other ramps in town. Bathrooms are also plentiful, with vanities and stalls to ensure large intermission crowds. When I visited, it was Christmas season, thus everything was adorned with holly and most people were jolly. Redcoats are available to guide guests to their viewing throwns and ensure etiquette in the theatre. They were very kind and passionate for theater. Overall, great night out, but watch out for women obsessed with wine, theatre ghosts and ugly sofas.

CPH has tons of free events and discounts to make theatre affordable. The $25 under 35 partnership…read morewith SCENE allows young people to see quality theatre at a fair price. If you want to see up and coming artists, I recommend checking out one of the MFA student shows! $15 ticket or $7.50 for students. These kids have crazy talent.

Lights, camera, action, ghosts!

Pretzle

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Lobby and ghost

Allen Theatre

(12 reviews)

One of the coolest draws of Cleveland is Playhouse Square downtown. On a recent visit, we saw a…read morelive podcast show which was held at the Allen Theatre. The entire street is lined with historical theatres, some of which have been split into smaller venues inside. You can see the heyday of the city and all the money it used to bring in with the ornate structures and artwork inside. It'd be fun to just explore these buildings as a destination in themselves. Our show was roomy, which plenty of comfortable seats for all. They have restrooms on various levels, plus bars for alcoholic and soft drinks around too. The staff here were all welcoming and happy to help point us on our way. It was neat to see so many different events going on in the same spaces, seems like a great place for small shows, big shows, and private events.

Not a bad seat in the house - and a gorgeous lobby with creative preshow activities, too. The…read moreCleveland Playhouse is truly a treasure and this is a space worthy of their productions.

First time at the Allen Theatre

Ready to sit back relax & enjoy

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Rotunda

Great Lakes Theater

I've been a patron for years and there isn't a better company anywhere! Fabulous productions, rich…read moresets, glorious performances by amazing actors in a historic theater with a bar built in?! Nirvana.

In the interest of full disclosure I must state that I worked for GLTF for four years or so. That…read morestill cannot take away from the fact that it is one of the best live theaters in the midwest, if not the nation. Dedicating itself to the classics, Great Lakes manages to create art that is accessible to every facet of society (as well as every budget!). You want to be entertained for a few hours? Go watch a movie. You want to be truly moved? Come to Cleveland. You'll thank me.

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Seating on stage for Hamlet

ALEX Theater at The 9

4.4

(5 reviews)

0.3 mi

What a cozy and beautiful theatre. Seats are comfortable and we enjoyed a hypnotist/comedy show…read morehere. Will definitely be back.

After a long time away from the pandemic, I revisited the Alex Theater for a Queens of the 9 show…read more It's still as fun as I remembered. The Alex Theater is located inside The 9 Hotel and you do not have to be a hotel guest to attend a show at Alex Theater. Valet your car (it's just the easiest parking) and simply walk straight in to the elevators and click the call button for Alex Theater. The Alex Theater has a full bar (no snacks) and can seat about 100 people comfortably between the leather recliners and high-top tables that are sometimes assembled. The programming at the Alex is always five-stars. Check their website regularly and you'll see evenings for drag, live bands, magic shows, film events and more. I want to give kudos to the staff. A very annoying, obnoxiously drunk couple was next to us and ruining our experience. At intermission, we let the staff know and they discretely took care of the situation. The Alex is a classy place, and if I wanted a rowdy night out, I'd be at a college bar. A night out at the Alex Theater is always a fun experience and I can't recommend it enough!

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Hanna Theater

(24 reviews)

0.2 mi

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.

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State Theatre

(4 reviews)

This place makes any night magical. I love being downtown for whatever occasion, but there's…read moresomething about the state theatre that just warms the heart. The architecture is stunning and the red coat staff is always eager to please.

The Keybank State theater is the first and largest of the Playhouse Square theaters constructed…read more Known for it's extremely long lobby you can see huge and beautiful murals on all 4 sides. The theater's history dates back to vaudeville where live stage shows were presented featuring long gone celebrities such as Abbott and Costello, Jack Benny, and Judy Garland. It later became a movie house before transforming into what it is today. Due to it's size it is able to present musical extravaganzas such as "Hamilton", and "Miss Saigon" which was the reason for my visit. My husband and I had great seats but they felt hard and we were cramped. Seems like they should have updated these as well. Before entering the theater you pick up your Playbill or whatever they call it here near the end of the lobby. Friendly people known as "red coats" are extremely willing to help you with whatever you need. I was excited to see the updated production that dated back to the 90s. The performance started out okay but we had difficulty hearing part of the opening scenes. Were it not for the fact I'm familiar with this production I would have been lost. Miss Saigon is an outstanding production of survival during the last days of the Vietnam war. We meet 17 year old Kim, forced to work in a bar run by the notorious Engineer-expertly played by Red Concepion. She meets and falls in love with Chris, an American GI but torn apart during the fall of Saigon. She, for 3 years tries to find her way back to him, who has no idea he has fathered a son. The story is heart-wrenching since one can only pity the fates of the mixed breed children as emphasized in the number "Bui doi." The songs are phenomenal but the best part is the use of special effects. The famous helicopter scene is recreated with such authenticity it makes you wonder how it is done. Along with a Chinese dragon and a Cadillac on stage, exceptional singing and solid acting, the show itself is definitely a 5 star rating in my opinion. The restrooms are in the basement right outside the doors leading into this theater but they have first floor handicapped facilities available. Since this theater sits behind the Connor Palace theater you can exit via a side door instead of waiting a long time once the show is over. That works if you have orchestra seats and you get out fairly quickly. The Keybank theater is one of many theaters which are all connected which is better known as Playhouse Square. Preshow talks are given in the "Allen" theater about an hour before showtime and in addition to a parking garage you can find street lots nearby as well as places to eat. With the exception of the cramped seating and some poor acoustics this theater hosts some of the finest productions I've seen during my visits here. Definitely recommend "Miss Saigon" if you are here or if it comes to your city. Take the time to check out the architecture and the beautiful murals in the long lobby from the 2nd floor food area. It's worth seeing if you have the time.

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Hell's Kitchen

Opera Cleveland

Tosca, Tosca, beautiful Tosca!…read more The Opera's not had an easy time of it - over the last few years, they've really cut back on programming. The company's last run of Salome was disappointing - musically, great, but the production was uninspired. Salome's a salacious, sensuous piece of work - the level of daring in this production didn't quite meet my expectations. But this season's opener of Tosca was wonderful - the singers are not only amazing, but have a great sense of theatricality. I thought the set, choreography, and the direction were fabulous. There are definitely a couple of blockbuster moments that left me breathless. In the end, I connected with the material. For me, that's the measure of a good performance. Even if you're not familiar with opera, I'd recommend starting with this one - it's a well-produced, accessible piece. http://www.clevelandopera.org/

Ventured to their production of "The Pearl Fishers" with a date. The actors' and singers' work was…read morefantastic, though it was very unfortunately marred by technical issues. We sat in the back seats where the subtitle marquee malfunctioned throughout the entire first quarter. The problem made it difficult to follow what was happening on stage, as well as upsetting several other patrons. I plan on seeing their next production, but if the issue isn't resolved by then I will not attend another.

The Dinner Detective

4.0

(9 reviews)

0.4 mi

We recently hosted a murder mystery dinner with the actors of The Dinner Detective, and everything…read morewent perfectly! This was by far the most fun corporate event I have attended through all my years in business. The actors were phenomenal and thought of every little detail. There was very minimal that was needed from us as the business, which meant that all guests were able to participate and not worry about ensuring the evening went smoothly. I can't divulge the details of the murder, because I would hate to ruin it for anyone. Just know that it wasn't incredibly easy to solve, but ultimately many of us did get the correct culprit. The actors were more than I could have imagined. They did a fantastic job of getting all guests involved, and they made the evening highly entertaining. The gentleman that played the lead detective role was hilarious! I would definitely recommend attending an event at The Dinner Detective, or hiring them for your next event. Their advertisement said they do corporate events, parties, and even weddings! I can't imagine that, but I will say it would be a reception your guests would talk about for years to come!

A birthday dinner gift from the hubby. I had fun though I guessed the wrong murderer considering he…read morewas right under my nose. But it was still much fun. My husband enjiyed his pork chops, my chicken piccata was rather bland (hence the 4 stars). The rest of the course was great, there was more than plenty of food. i would like to add that - the staff was in compliance with Social Distancing and Mask Wearing at all times as well.

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Lake Metroparks Farmpark

4.2

(30 reviews)

19.0 mi

(This one is not for the Farmpark itself but for the Country Lights Drive-Thru which takes place on…read morethe grounds of the Farmpark.) This one is really, really simple. The below link tells you everything you need to know. 1. Go to the below site 2. Make a reservation for a day and time 3. Show up 4. Show you phone for the QR code to be scanned 5. Enjoy lights www.lakemetroparks.com/events-activities/events/country-lights-2020-2/ We went on a Tuesday night, and I made a reservation on the site about an hour before we got there. Everything was super easy and there was no line when we showed up for our 7pm time slot. Two small negatives: 1. The price at $27 bucks is a bit steep. I've got a place fairly close to me in Allentown, PA that's been doing a driving light display like this for years which is $10 less or I could go to the one at Hershey Park which would be more lights than here but is still technically cheaper. 2. In a sort of, it's not their fault category, the day prior it snowed and several of the displays weren't fully visible due to being some version of snow covered/snow obstructed. Overall this one is nice but small and before you know it, you're done. Is it worth it? For a Grinch like me, it's a waste of money, for someone who loves their Christmas, they might see this as a good investment.

Pretty fun park, we normally go during horse fest. Lots of stuff to do here, there are wagons that…read morego up and down the hill pulled by horses or tractors. Dog friendly because the paths are paved and are wide. There are 2 playgrounds total, one of them is on the top of the hill and the other is at the bottom. There are restrooms that are not the best but work. There are a few picnic tables most of them are covered. Lots of animals and lots of horses during horse fest. Overall I recommend going during horse fest. (My review from Google maps)

A model train when you walk in. It's red.

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Night Market Cleveland

4.4

(18 reviews)

0.5 mi

I am so happy that Night Market is back this year. I really felt the void during its hiatus. The…read moreenergy itself of this event makes it worth trying. Wear comfortable shoes and come prepared for the experience. There are wall to wall vendors with a ton of people squeezing through the pathway. They have an area where live music is played. Food trucks are setup in this same area if you just need that. I say that because the restaurant vendors along the main walk more than satisfy any craving you could be having. There are stands with cocktails/beer and they even have a spiked bubble tea! Everything is really official. I will say bring cash. Some of the vendors take cards, and there are two ATMs that I counted, but they kept giving me error codes. It took multiple tries to get my actual cash. I'm not sure if this is the usual practice so beware. Parking was $10, but given the location free parking is definitely in walking distance. All in all a great time.

Why am I just getting out to Night Market?…read more Tips: BRING CASH Besides having no cash and walking half a mile to the nearest ATM, last night was a BLAST. So many booths of great product, food, and booze. So much Cleveland pride in one market. The food was mostly asian inspired, with the ocassional bakery. I found some cool stickers and magnets at Kay Em Apparel. Drank several Market Garden Brewery Octoberfests, and danced along to quality bands and even some hula inspired tunes. Yes, of course it was busy, but what do you expect? It's a quality market and anyone who likes a good time would get out to this place, especially since it's only 1 night a month! There's only one Night Market event left in September, and you better believe I'll be there!

Gorgeous view of downtown.

Night market Cleveland

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Heavenly Hill Farm

4.2

(19 reviews)

15.0 mi

This was fantastic, my grandkids really enjoyed picking their own apples and they taste fantastic…read more Per my 7 year old and 4 year old grandchildren this was the best corn maze in their life, it is a lot of fun to have to find all the characters hidden in the corn. Want something fun to entertain the kiddos, this little farm is perfect.

Look I have to help this place with some of the negative reviews they are getting. If you're…read morelooking to go on a hayride and corn mazes, and have a big fall shebang with your kids or grandkids this is not the place. That being said, it is a great little apple orchard with outstanding apples bakery, and their apple cider is to absolutely die for. I pick up a gallon a week (during season) and a quart to drink on the way home. Make sure your try their apple fritters if they're in and their pies are awesome as well.

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Saw Hamilton at KeyBank State Theatre and it was such a memorable experience. The production was phenomenal--the cast, music, and energy were all top-tier. The theater itself is absolutely stunning, with beautiful architecture and a historic feel that adds to the atmosphere. I was surprised at how full the venue got, but we still had a clear view of the stage, which speaks to how well the space is laid out. Ushers were incredibly sweet and helpful, and getting in and out was quick and smooth. Even the Uber drop-off and pickup was convenient, which made the whole evening that much easier. There's also seating outside the main theater, which was nice for waiting or taking a break before the show. Overall, a seamless and special night. Highly recommend seeing a show here! read more

Stossie B.

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10 years ago

I saw Celtic Thunder at the State Theater. The architecture was simply breathtaking. One of the most beautiful buildings I've been in. The staff was very friendly, and can't wait to return! read more

Caitlin L.

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29 days ago

I have seen a couple of shows at this theater and have loved them all! The red coat volunteers are always so helpful when trying to find our seats read more

Winnie L.

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29 days ago

Lion King at State Theater was amazing. Much more amusing than the movie and more lively. I highly recommend a must see.

Lauren L.

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I just watched The Lion King. The play was remarkable! I love how the costumes were so detailed. A 10/10 performance!

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(1 review)

l adore The Cleveland Opera Theater. Here in Cleveland, we are SO lucky to have a world class opera…read morethat also values accessibility. I've seen opera around the world, and for me, they perform at a caliber that solidifies itself as a major player. I have now seen the Cleveland Opera Theater perform in a few contexts including a spring main stage production at the Maltz Performing Arts Center and a free outreach performance in a local park. They also have an "Opera in Alternative Venues" series which I find brilliant. I love the idea of activating unusual spaces with powerful talent, and pairing it with elegant activities like fine dining. Whether you consider yourself an aficionado or a true beginner of opera, COT makes valid strides to make opera accessible. They do this through reasonably priced and often free performances, community programming like Opera Club, and even logistical helpers such as translations during performances. Don't let opera discourage you, give the Cleveland Opera Theater a visit and you will not regret it!

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I have lived in Cleveland for 5 years now and have gone to the Lakewood Art Festival 4 out of those…read more5 years! It's one of my favorite art festivals and I look forward to it each year! This year, 2025, I brought my boyfriend with me and while he didn't buy any art, we did eat a vegan sandwich from Squash the Beef (service was a 0/10 but food was a 7/10) and I bought a tank top from a booth that sold Cleveland clothing. In the past years, I have definitely bought a lot more, including lawn art and gifts for friends and family, but maybe this was the year where I just wasn't woo-ed by anything in particular. I also have been trying to buy less and save more money, but still like supporting local artisans. If I could give a suggestion, I'd recommend providing maps/brochures at the ENDS of the festival and not just the middle. We started at the end and would have benefited from a map early on, especially since I didn't remember that they normally have food options sprinkled throughout the path of the fair and not just the half dozen trucks at the right edge of the fair, like I thought. We would have liked eating at somewhere other than squash the beef if we had known... Also, please invite more stationery artists! One of my favorites is Haley Morgenstern :)

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3.9

(18 reviews)

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BRING SOME CASH!! I…read morethink anyone who goes to Cleveland should try out the Feast of Assumption if they're at the area. The feast happens every year during early August. Check out Corbo's stall. They take credit cards, and have a wide variety of food from spaghetti to cassata cakes. The other stalls range from mundane things like lemonade to frog legs or mussels. Drink options are surprisingly limited. There's a carnival area where all the drunk frat girls frequent, and the typical comfort food stall that sells cotton candy and caramelized apples. There's also a hole in the wall for gambling if you walk toward the carnival. But to me, the Feast of Assumption brings nothing new to the table since I've already been to Little Italy. Most food sold at the feast has a jacked up price. I paid $9 for a bowl of basic spaghetti and a meatball. If you're religious, then you'll be happy that money went to the church that sponsers this event. But if you care nothing for charity, then just go to these restaurants during a normal week for bigger portions. Parking is awful. Little Italy is blocked off, so forget about parking close by. I'm glad I stayed nearby. Prepare to fork over at least $10 for parking.

Metta Rose Dance Academy

I have been taking at Meadow Rose dance Academy since I was three years old. If you're looking for…read morea studio, that is more like family you've come to the right place.

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Transformer Station

4.8

(13 reviews)

FREE MUSEUM warrants a 5/5 stars. No complaints…read more The Transformer Station is a small and free museum that is managed by the Cleveland Museum of Art as a satellite campus. The selection of art work and pieces are sparse but it is a small museum. I visited on a Sunday afternoon in September 2021 with 2 friends. We all enjoyed our time browsing the museum. The staff member that we encountered was helpful. There is an upstairs and a downstairs section. Exhibits are forever changing as in a typical museum so I hope to visit again. Hours are limited and so is parking. There is a small paid parking lot right in front of the museum. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 153/250 total reviews in 2026 - 994 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 9 July 2026

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