Cleveland has long prided itself on its storied place in the history of rock and roll. But beyond its history, the city’s local venues continue to shape its music and arts scene. From DIY spaces to large theaters, each venue has its own style and story that connect the city of Cleveland.
Cleveland has a lot to offer when it comes to arts and culture, and students can enjoy it all at a discount.
“Urinetown” is exactly how it sounds: a gothic city that is shaped by its “bathroom” policies where people are only allowed to pee as long as they pay a ridiculous amount of money.
On this episode of Why I Love The Land, Karyssa, Kasey, Nicole and Jack talk about Cleveland's deep connection to music.
The group started with a discussion on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the plans to expand the facilities to include a new concert venue. Karyssa dives into the history of former Cleveland radio DJ Allen "Moondog" Freed. To close out the episode, everyone shared stories about their favorite musical acts they've seen in the great city of Cleveland.
