Good Restaurant. Great Concert venue. Balcony Seats are well worth it, as the front rows are great for video recording. Read more.
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In addition to a being a great place to catch a concert, you can also get some wonderful food here! The World Famous Gospel Brunch is held each Sunday at 11a.m.
Excellent venue for concerts and events in Cleveland. Even if it's not a Cavs game, be sure to watch the lineup of concerts here.
Home to this year's Moondog Coronation Ball on March 31, Cleveland's annual celebration of the first rock and roll concert.
Good venue for concerts. Everything is usually a bit pricey but that's most everywhere. All in all cool spot
Severance Hall is a concert hall located in the University Circle neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. The hall has been the home of the Cleveland Orchestra since its opening on February 5, 1931.
One of the most gorgeous concert halls in the entire world!
It's a very great place to have a concert because Ferrys go by on the Nautica Straight and watch and freighters and also a RTA rail station near by for transportation
Great for concerts outside during the summer and early fall.
Nautica Pavilion’s layout allows for every seat to have a great view of the stage! Not a bad seat in the house. Plus, you cannot beat the scenic view of the river! – Team Live Nation
Very intimate concert hall which definitely adds to the overall experience! Love the atmosphere!
One of Cleveland's most eclectic concert venues, with a killer brunch. Try the Eggs Beachland.
Brunch is Sat & Sun 11-3 with tasty options for carnivores veggie & vegan. And I love their free new iPhone app for show listings
The drinks are okay for being a concert venue but the food is definitely not worth the price. It's small portions and not orginal.
Probably the best place in Cleveland to see a concert. Intimate & great sound!!
Corn creme brûlée, shrimp tempura, salmon and great staff. From top to bottom so awesome best welcome in cleveland
The public is encouraged to attend one of more than 400 free concerts performed each year.
Lots of free concerts by world renowned faculty, guests and students on training.
Come to where great musicians are groomed. The recital schedule is busting with talent waiting to be discovered.
Beautiful venue. I was there for a Willie Nelson concert on Sunday, October 24, 1993.
amazing place for a concert!
Wicked was wonderful. Thanks to a amazing set, gorgeous costumes, talented cast!!!
Tri-C Jazz Festival outdoor concerts at the US Bank Plaza
So many many awesome musicals, plays, concerts Awesome venues. Broadway series, Great Lakes Theater series, great value. Cabaret, one of the best productions, 2013. Once was so touching.
The play is soo enjoyable and professionsl ... lots of fun
An absolutely gorgeous and magnificent venue this is. I was there for the Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson concert on Thursday, October 28, 2010.
beautiful theatre. a cleveland treasure.
When you walk out of the theatre, listen for sax music. Hear it? That's probably Maurice Reedus Jr., Cleveland's most famous street musician. Read all about him and other interesting Clevelanders in C Read more.
girls, leave some room in your pockets and bring your own TP! Runs out every MRH concert!
Totally renovated for June 2018, new ticket offices, lobby, bars, seats, everything.
earplugs a must
Every Saturday free concerts on both lawns from 6-9pm
If you are visiting Cleveland, make sure Shaker Square is on your list of tourist stops. Nice shops and restaurants. Lovely movie theater. Various fun festivals. And a Farmer's Market on the weekends.
On Saturday morning, park for free behind CVS (or bike/walk), go to the Farmer's Market, and grab your favorite beverage at Dewey's cafe.
North Coast Men's Chorus 'Baby It's Cold Outside' holiday concert.
You can buy a bottle of wine at the theater, so bring your friends and enjoy the show!
There's a bar IN the theater. What's not to love?
Fun and friendly area. Lots of food options as well and drinks and beer
"here's a statue of moses cleaveland, he's the guy that invented cleveland"
Las exposiciones y el concierto de U2
Highly recommend a visit. Great exhibits. Lots to see and do.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was created in 1983. Cleveland was chosen for the location because of disc jockey Alan Freed, who was known for promoting the new genre called “Rock and Roll.”
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