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The Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, best known as the location of the 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption," has its own story to tell.

Fans of witchery and dress-up fun gather every year in Sandusky for a parade and dance party. This year they attempted to set two new world records.

In "The End of Black Excellence," Cleveland writer and actor Chris Webb faces the pressures he's felt to succeed as a Black man in America.

Transformative Arts Fund helps Jordan Wong and team of Asian American artists revitalize abandoned parking lot in Cleveland's AsiaTown with public art.

With sensory-friendly performances and a program for dancers with diverse abilities, North Pointe Ballet strives to make classical ballet accessible to everyone.

Autumn Joi Ellis is a young Black painter whose portraits of Youngstown friends and family challenged stereotypes at the Butler Institute of American Art.

Broadway touring shows often make Cleveland their first stop, which means sets are built and rehearsals are staged here in the city for weeks before the show opens.

An exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art celebrates the lasting impact of metalwork created by Rose Iron Works during the Art Deco period of the 1930s.

Founded in 1965, the Northern Ohio Railway Museum in Medina County is dedicated to preserving the history of electric streetcars for the education and enjoyment of the public.

Each Summer, the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in Berea, Ohio, host the Ohio Scottish Games and Celtic Festival, bringing sports, history, music, food and culture together.

Award-winning Potawatomi artist Beth Bush uses the ancient tradition of quill art to connect to her Indigenous heritage, honor her ancestors and share the history and culture of her people.

Cleveland rapper Chip tha Ripper returns home periodically to lead a unique take on the open mic concept, giving local up-and-comers a chance to make connections.