Arts for Alzheimer’s Promotes Mythical Show If we told you that a group of trolls would be strolling the streets
Here’s a thing men do. When hard drinking with friends or brothers, one of them will invariably get the best
The scene looks like something out of a low-budget time-travel movie: Armed with hammers and nails, a swarm of high-school
Bologna is a lovely Italian city nestled in the Po Valley with beautiful fountains, red-tiled roofs, the oldest university in
European-inspired runway show in Akron There are three things every 20-something Akron girl has committed to memory: Thursday’s has the
“Portal 2” is the game of 2011 so far. Go play “Portal 2” as soon as possible. Oh. My editor
Since 1989, Seattle’s influential recording artists Earth have been changing the way music fans expect a band from the “grunge”
The crack of a bat followed by the roar of the crowd; the scent of freshly mown grass mixed with
Though he captured a few hearts with his band The District after two albums (along with endless nationwide tours), Ron
In his native England, musician/comedian Neil Innes is a bit more of a household name, both as member of the
Alright, all you American Idol fans out there, make sure you free up your Saturday evening for what is sure
In the mood for a little flash of the 1920s this weekend? Then head on over to the Akron Civic
Ever try to use canned food in place of your legos as a kid? Well, a handful of local artists,
Part guitar shop, part concert venue and wholly unique, Ohio Music Shop in downtown Kent is changing the way music
Pittsburgh’s alternative world rock band Rusted Root’s new album Stereo Rodeo brings back the feel-good relaxed vibe that made them
Every Wednesday night at The Warehouse in Canton is INDIE DANCE NIGHT!!! Head out and get your Techno on. thewarehouseincanton.com
To further add to the pop sport sensation known as modern flat-track roller derby, we are pleased to be offering this
Ever been out with someone who texts the entire time you’re talking to them? They’re not paying attention, that little
More than 200 people attended the opening of local art student Tommy Horning, Jr.’s first solo show on April 15.
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