Pintoricchio Magnified: An Immersive Conservation Experience
From 8/10/2025 - 8/23/2026
"Pintoricchio Magnified: An Immersive Conservation Experience" invites visitors to the Cleveland Museum of Art to journey into the world of art restoration. Through innovative digital displays, guests can explore the intricate process of conserving Pintoricchio’s Virgin and Child, uncovering the original artistry hidden beneath layers of past restoration. This interactive exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the techniques and technologies conservators use to reveal and preserve centuries-old masterpieces. Discover the fascinating transformation of a once-hidden treasure and gain a deeper appreciation for the science and skill behind art conservation.
Filippino Lippi and Rome
From 11/26/2025 - 2/22/2026
Experience the artistic journey of Filippino Lippi at the Cleveland Museum of Art, where his transformative years in Rome are brought to life through a remarkable collection of paintings, drawings, and antiquities. This exhibition highlights how Lippi’s exposure to ancient Roman art and architecture inspired a bold evolution in his style, influencing both his contemporaries and later generations. Visitors can explore rarely reunited works, including the museum’s own celebrated tondo, and discover how Lippi’s inventive spirit bridged the worlds of Florence and Rome. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the creativity and legacy of one of the Renaissance’s most innovative painters.
Ann Hamilton: still and moving • the tactile image
From 12/14/2025 - 4/19/2026
Ann Hamilton: still and moving • the tactile image invites visitors to experience the Cleveland Museum of Art’s collection in a new light through the innovative lens of one of Ohio’s most celebrated artists. Using a handheld scanner, Hamilton transforms rarely seen figurative ceramics and crèche figures into immersive, large-scale photographic installations that envelop viewers in a world of visual storytelling. The exhibition also features evocative video works that explore the connections between touch, movement, and language, encouraging reflection on the creative process. This unique blend of photography and video offers a fresh perspective on both the museum’s treasures and the act of art-making itself.
Suffs
From 2/3/2026 - 2/22/2026
The Tony Award-winning musical 'Suffs', a passionate and humorous portrayal of American women's fight for voting rights, is coming straight from Broadway. Created by Shaina Taub, the first woman to independently win Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Score in the same season, this critically acclaimed show offers a thrilling, inspiring, and dazzlingly entertaining exploration of the ongoing struggle for equality.
The Wombats
On 2/12/2026
The Wombats is an indie rock band from England who has sold over a million albums worldwide. Their track "Let's Dance to Joy Division" won the award for Best Dancefloor Filler at the 2008 NME Awards. Other popular singles include "Moving to New York" and "Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)."
Wooli
On 2/12/2026
Wooli is a dynamic DJ and producer renowned for his powerful blend of dubstep, melodic bass, and hard-hitting drops. His high-energy sets and innovative sound design have earned him a dedicated following and a prominent place in the electronic dance music scene.
Shane Smith and the Saints
On 2/13/2026
Shane Smith and the Saints is a Red Dirt country band from Austin, Texas. They specialize in country and rock music. Shane Smith, born September 1969, is the leader of the band. Their album, Hail Mary, was released in 2019.
Descendents
On 2/14/2026
Descendents are pioneers of pop-punk, known for their high-energy sound and witty, relatable lyrics that inspired countless bands after them. Their fast-paced performances and raw, melodic approach continue to influence new generations of punk fans.
Dead Boys
On 2/14/2026
Dead Boys were a pioneering American punk band that emerged in the late 1970s, known for their raw energy and rebellious attitude. Their aggressive sound and anthems like Sonic Reducer made them one of the defining acts of early punk rock. Though their career was short-lived, their influence on punk and hardcore music remains undeniable.
Stavros Halkias
On 2/14/2026
Stavros Halkias is a stand-up comedian and podcaster from Baltimore who has been based in New York since the early 2010s. Along with touring nationally and performing at venues such as the New York Comedy Festival, he also co-hosts the podcast Cum Town with two fellow comedians.
Cleveland Kurentovanje
On 2/14/2026
Cleveland's Slovenian Mardi Gras Arts and Culture Festival promises a vibrant celebration of Slovenian heritage through a myriad of artistic expressions. Attendees can expect an immersive experience with traditional music, dance, visual arts, and a taste of authentic Slovenian cuisine.
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Brooklyn Nets
On 2/19/2026
Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.
Villain Arts Cleveland Tattoo Arts Festival
From 2/20/2026 - 2/22/2026
The Villain Arts Cleveland Tattoo Arts Festival is a vibrant celebration of body art and creativity. Attendees can expect a diverse showcase of tattoo artists, live demonstrations, and a chance to explore the latest trends in the tattoo industry.
Michael Grandinetti
On 2/20/2026
Experience a night of enchanting music and illusions with Michael Grandinetti and the Cleveland Pops. Expect to see astonishing magic acts like floating people and disappearing acts, all set to the magical tunes from Harry Potter, Hook, and selections by Shostakovich and Ravel.
KC & the Sunshine Band
On 2/20/2026
KC & the Sunshine Band is an American disco and funk band founded in 1973. They've released many Top 10 singles on Billboard Hot 100 including five #1s like "Get Down Tonight," "That's the Way (I Like It)," and "I'm Your Boogie Man."
Brite Winter Festival
On 2/21/2026
Embrace the cold and celebrate creativity at Brite Winter, a unique Cleveland event that shines a light on the city’s vibrant arts and culture during winter. Held between New Year’s Eve and St. Patrick’s Day, this free or low-cost festival features a dynamic blend of fire displays, participatory art, live music, food, and interactive games, all designed to bring the community together. With a focus on accessibility and positivity, Brite Winter highlights the best of Northeastern Ohio’s artists and musicians, making it the perfect event to experience Cleveland’s creative spirit in the winter season.
Chili Bowl Classic 5K
On 2/21/2026
The 39th anniversary of this classic race invites the area's finest runners for a thrilling competition on a completely flat and fast 5K course. Post-race, participants can look forward to savoring hot and delicious chili prepared by Cleveland's finest Firefighters and Police Officers, all in an electric atmosphere that guarantees a fun and memorable experience.
New Edition
On 2/22/2026
Formed in 1978 by Bobby Brown, New Edition is an R&B group that originated in Boston. Reaching the height of popularity in the 1980s, they have released hits like "Can You Stand The Rain," "If It Isn't Love" and "Mr. Telephone Man."
Gogol Bordello
On 2/22/2026
Gogol Bordello is a punk rock band from Manhattan, created in 1999 by musicians from around the world. They are known for their dramatic stage acts and constant traveling. The band's sound is heavily influenced by gypsy music.
Three Days Grace
On 2/26/2026
Previously named Groundswell, the Canadian rock band Three Days Grace was formed in the '90s. Exploring the subgenres like post-grunge, alternative metal and hard rock, the quartet has released several platinum albums over the years including Three Days Grace, One-X and Life Starts Now. Their chart-topping songs include "I Hate Everything About You" and "Pain."
Joe Nichols
On 2/28/2026
Joe Nichols is a country singer-songwriter from Texas, known for warm, traditional vocals and platinum hits like “The Impossible.” His music bridges classic country with modern sensibilities, as heard in his latest album Honky Tonks and Country Songs.
The Choir of Man
From 3/3/2026 - 3/8/2026
The Olivier Award-nominated sensation, The Choir of Man, promises an uplifting 90-minute extravaganza with a talented ensemble of singers, dancers, musicians, and a charismatic poet. Attendees can expect a diverse musical repertoire, featuring everything from rock anthems to soulful ballads and chart-topping hits, all set in a unique stage design that includes a real working bar.
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Detroit Pistons
On 3/3/2026
Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.
Led Zeppelin 2
On 3/6/2026
Jimmy Page, a guitarist, formed Led Zeppelin out of the ashes of The Yardbirds in late 1968. Led Zeppelin II was released on October 22, 1969 while on tour. Led Zeppelin went on to sell three million copies within six months, taking the first spot from Abbey Road in December.
Brandon Lake
On 3/6/2026
Brandon Lake is a multi-talented Christian singer-songwriter whose music exudes an authentic spirituality that has captivated audiences across the globe. His signature sound is a unique blend of folk, gospel, and pop sounds, offering a spiritual and uplifting experience in every song.
Winter Warmer Fest
On 3/7/2026
The 19th annual Winter Warmer Fest, presented by the Ohio Craft Brewers Association, promises to be a beer lover's paradise, featuring over 50 Ohio breweries showcasing their winter seasonal, limited edition, and other popular beers. Attendees can expect to enjoy live music while sampling the best of Ohio's craft beers, with a variety of food trucks providing a diverse culinary experience.
Aries
On 3/7/2026
Arshia Nicholas Fattahi, known by his stage name Aries, is a rapper, singer-songwriter, and YouTuber originally from Kansas. Along with releasing singles like "Sayonara," "One Punch," and "Bad News," he also founded the record label Wunderworld and has gained more than one million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Kathleen Madigan
On 3/7/2026
The Irish-American comedian and TV personality Kathleen Madigan has appeared on many TV shows and specials including Last Comic Standing, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and Late Show with David Letterman. She now also hosts her own comedy podcast named Madigan’s Pubcast.
Sponge
On 3/7/2026
Sponge is a Detroit-based alternative rock band best known for their 90s hits like "Plowed" and "Molly (16 Candles Down the Drain)." Their shows deliver gritty vocals, big hooks, and a heavy dose of post-grunge nostalgia.
Spiritual Cramp
On 3/7/2026
Spiritual Cramp is a post-punk and alternative rock band known for their politically charged lyrics and gritty, energetic sound. Drawing influence from classic punk and new wave, they bring a fresh, urgent feel to their music. With a DIY ethos and raw stage presence, they have been gaining traction in the underground scene.
KeyBank Broadway Series: Water for Elephants
From 3/10/2026 - 3/29/2026
This Broadway musical, based on a bestselling novel, promises to be a thrilling and dazzling spectacle, filled with stunning, emotional, and gorgeously imaginative scenes. The story follows a young man who, after suffering a great loss, finds a new life and love within the remarkable crew of a traveling circus, reminding attendees that life can begin anew at any age.
Stephen Wilson Jr.
On 3/10/2026
Stephen Wilson Jr. is a genre-blending singer-songwriter known for gritty vocals and Southern rock influences. His songs explore personal themes with a raw, emotional edge.
