I attended a panel here hosted by Engage! Cleveland as part of Young Professionals Week. I never…read morewould have guessed that such a pretty space was inside this building which I have driven past countless times on the way to the Art Museum! It has ornate details and a classic vibe. I loved how the ballroom is set down below the lobby space, the tile details on the floors, and the beautiful molding around the stage. The cozy vintage-style booths around the floor area are also so fun! While I was not here for a fancy event, I could really see it also working great for a wedding, banquet, or party as well. Bonus- I met Megan the event coordinator for the ballroom and she was so sweet and welcoming. Hope to be able to attend something at this space again!

Great venue, amazing people, and fabulous information…read more.. It was wonderful to share the stage and the space with likeminded people.

This building is on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. It is an event space, holds some…read morecampus departments, and it also has a small food court in the main lobby (1st floor). I may have been inside this beautiful building before, last year (2018) when a church held a service here. I did visit again yesterday (5 March 2019) for a free Immigration Law lecture. I had to cancel a free Yelp Ice-Cream event to come to this Immigration discussion (yes, my career means a-lot to me)...haha. ENVIRONMENT -- This is an environmentally friendly building. It has been awarded with a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Gold status from the U.S. Green Building Council. STUDYING -- This building is actually opened 24 hours so students can stay up all night studying in here. You do need a Case student ID to enter between the hours of 11pm - 7am. There are tables and chairs on the main floor which is also where the food court is. This may not be a good area to get work done because it tends to get noisy but I'm sure after 9pm, it quiets down since the food court will be closed by then. There is free wifi as well so just connect to the network. I believe the network name is "Case" or something to that effect. Overall, the architecture of this building (both outside and inside) is awesome. Stop by and visit if you are in the area. Parking will be tough because the street parking will most likely be full but there is a parking lot nearby. *** - 43 total reviews in 2019 - 253 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 6 March 2019

The Hildebrandt Building, formerly a meat processing plant, is now a well-kept Cleveland secret…read morehousing some of the most vibrant, productive, and talented artists in the city.

I visited The Matriarchy in early December 2025 for a free Co-Working day hosted by Anitok's…read moreCreative Studio. I was grateful to come and visit because I would otherwise have not been able to see the space unless I was a member. The Matriarchy is a women-owned private offices business and it is also partly a co-working space. LOCATION -- In Ohio City above Harness Cycle. Enter from the main door outside then take the steps up. EVENT SPACE/CO-WORKING AREA -- Beautiful, bright, and an inviting space. The general co-working space is smaller than most other co-working venue's so that's a downfall. There is only one big table with chairs. This big table is a bunch of smaller tables combined together which is how it was setup when I visited. Then, along the wall right next to the windows, there is a countertop with high-top chairs that can be used for working but if it's a sunny day, the glare from the sun will be shining down your laptop. I didn't notice blinds or curtains on those windows. There are also smaller round tables along the back wall and some couches to sit on in the center of the room. PRIVATE OFFICES -- This venue is better know for their private offices so no wonder the co-working space is smaller. I believe I counted about 7 offices when I visited. PRICE -- Email them to confirm but I heard it is expensive PARKING --There is a parking lot right across the street which isn't free. You have to pay to park there. There are street parking options too. I was able to park a few minutes away on the street along some homes, for free. I heard that some private events take place here at the co-working spaces so look out for postings around Cleveland. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 28/250 total reviews in 2026 - 869 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 14 April 2026

The Matriarchy is a space every woman (and human) should know about. It's such a gem in Ohio City's…read moreHingetown neighborhood. If you're unfamiliar with the Matriarchy, it's an office and event space designed by women for women. You'll find the Matriarchy on the second floor of the Vitrolite building, and you'll love it as much as I do! AMBIANCE: Open space event room, one private room, and a corridor of women-owned businesses. The space is perfectly feminine, has clean and light pink aesthetic, and modern design. There are various nooks available. It's a blank canvas that you can decorate to your vision. The Vitrolite also contains other businesses - Patron Saint Cafe, Soul Space Yoga Studio, and Harness Cycle. Offices occupying the space are women-owned and carefully vetted by the Matriarchy. Rentals appear to be up to capacity. It's a safe container for women to connect and create. Event organizers creating in this space are some of the most prominent local businesses - Sante Supper Club, Belong Center, Little Scraps of Magic, and more. EVENTS: I visited the Matriarchy for various events - Little Scraps of Magic women's circles, Belong Center's connection events, Sante Supper Club's dinners, tea event, and Ghost Market. All events were able to accommodate many people. The space was setup differently with tables or floor seating. It was intimate enough space to really connect and network. I always look forward to attending events in this space. It's aesthetically pleasing, warm, and supportive. I really hope that there will be more opportunities to cowork in the space beyond office rental. If you're seeking feminine connection and support, this is the place for you as an individual or business owner. The women here are extremely committed to empowerment and support. The power of sisterhood is prominent here and lovely to witness.

Lounges CLE (also known as Lounges Content Studio) is an iconic addition to the city's artistic…read morelandscape. They are an artist hub for curated exhibitions, photoshoots, and art shows. When I visited (for the first time!) for 6th Street Vintage Fashion Show, I clearly felt community vibes. The space was filled with a lot of well known local artists and creatives. It was cool to witness! Everyone was friendly and the vibes were great! The space has two large rooms with grungy floors and a lot of various art on the walls - paintings and photography. There's a bar and also a separate room to the side. There are also a lot of comfy couches and other seating options. It seems perfect for hosting mixers giving attendees opportunities to mingle in various areas. The space seems to comfortably fit a lot of guests. According to the Lounges website, they offer tours and allow inquiries about space rental. I can absolutely see someone leveraging this space for networking mixers, entrepreneurial panels, or a group photoshoots. It's definitely a blank canvas with a lot of potential. It's also one of the few artistic places in the city that have a building of their own offering more privacy. Their events are posted on their IG lounges_cle This space is located in the heart of Cleveland. Surprisingly, there are a lot of parking options - meters (with QR code payment) and adjacent parking lot. It's great to have so many parking options. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at the Lounges. I hope to find more fun events hosted there via Eventbrite and IG. You should too!

My friend and I quickly stopped into Lounges on a Saturday afternoon. They had a day party going on…read morewhich was fun. They have an indoor and outdoor space. The staff were great and the vibes were vibing! I'll definitely stop back in here in the future!

Bohemian National Hall is a historic building located in the Broadway-Slavic Village neighborhood…read moreof Cleveland, Ohio. It has been on the National Register of Historic Places since May 1975. You will interchangeably hear the references "Bohemian National Hall" and "Sokol" referring to the community center for Czechs. I visited the Bohemian National Hall multiple times for events. Most recently, I visited Annual Czech Holiday Fair. It was a really fun time - vendors, food, and traditions. The event was extremely well attended with most guests dining with their families in the basement. AMBIANCE: The building is grandeur and historical. So much history and cultural artifacts. You'll discover Sokol Greater Cleveland (with a gym), Cleveland Czech Cultural Center and Museum inside. The building contains multiple halls, spacious basement with a kitchen, and museum store. There are plenty of Czech artifacts from various times in history. Traditional costumes and head dress are especially impressive. VISIT: The community center provides many opportunities to visit. There are open houses and plenty of events organized at the hall by the community center and third parties. Check their Facebook page for the latest opportunities to gather. You can also rent the halls at this community space for your special events such as weddings. NEIGHBORHOOD: Broadway-Slavic Village neighborhood is not such a nice area of Cleveland. Definitely watch your surroundings. There are two onsite parking lots by this hall (one main one in the back of the building, an overflow right next to the hall). Both are guarded so it feels more safe to attend events and park here. I look forward to my next visits at this hall. I plan to join Mikulášska (Saint Nick's Dance). Given my Slavic roots, I really appreciate the folk evenings and cultural expression at the Bohemian National Hall.

Curious to see what the Bohemian Hall was we stopped after hours, and the doors were open for a…read moretalent group. Knowing the Hall was Czechoslovakian from the website, we were amazed at how beautiful the building was. It was a museum! Many glass cases were filled with costumes and trinkets and all sort of items regarding the culture. We were surprised to find this hidden gem. I plan to call about getting a short tour with a guide to learn more about the Czech culture.

I was here this past weekend for a wedding and it was beautiful here! The building has so much…read morehistory throughout and an excellent venue for any event. There's a parking lot adjacent to the building making parking very easy and accessible. The armory is also very close to the highway so it's super easy to get to. The only downside is the location. This building isn't in the nicer area of downtown. Even though you can see Playhouse Square from the front steps, I wouldn't advise leaving your car here over night if you like your car windows. Just East and South of here things can get shady very quickly.

I took my daughter on a ghost tour (self made) the building is gorgeous! we did find a breeze with…read moreno trees moving on the back side of the house. but don't take my word for it try it yourself

AAahhh. Where do I start..? San Lorenzo can be a good time, that is if you like things such as…read morethis... *Drunk older women *Cheap beers *Puerto Rico *Spanish music *Dancing *People who say ,"You Betch" *Fights, and *Good eats(cheap) Stop in!!!!

Club San Lorenzo is a local friends and family bar / club that's a home away from home. We welcome…read morenew faces to come join us any time. They have a live DJ, Live local groups performing bachata, merengue, and at times live salsa bands. People are very friendly and welcoming. They also have Domino leagues so if you're looking to pass time playing dominoes you've found a good spot.