9-year-old South Euclid boy wins American Ninja Warrior Junior competition

Nathanaël Honvou has been taking part in ninja competitions since he was 7 years old. At age 9, he won the American Ninja Warrior Junior competition after going up against 48 other children aged 9 and 10. Read More »

Asian Lantern Festival at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

With over 1,000 illuminated lanterns, this limited time, after-hours event will run Wednesday through Sunday evenings 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., July 8 through August 23. Read More »

MOMMY CHRONICLES: Planning Summer in a Pandemic

Re-create the good old days of summer and remember to be kind to those who act in ways we don't agree with. Read More »

In This Issue – June/July 2020

Even with pandemic restrictions still in place, there are lots of great programs and activities for you and your family to enjoy this summer! Read More »

Summer fun at Rabbit Run!

Thanks to Dworken & Bernstein, Co., LPA, and Lighthouse Advisers as well as an anonymous donor gift, we are able to provide instruction through the summer without cost to our campers. Read More »

MOMMY CHRONICLES: An old school summer

The pandemic may force kids and parents to experience a summer from yesteryear. Read More »

Arts education going fully virtual for the summer 2020 session at The Fine Arts Association

Due to the current pandemic, based on the state guidelines and recommendations, it was decided that all summer 2020 camps, classes, and private music lessons will take place remotely. Read More »

Fairmount Center for the Arts is offering FREE online programs for the summer!

With generous support from the Figgie Foundation, Fairmount is providing FREE online classes in all the arts – dance, music, theatre, visual arts and fitness – for all ages! Read More »

The Holden Arboretum now open to the public

Get close to nature with hundreds of acres of beautiful gardens and miles of woodland trails. Read More »

Welcome to Camp Curiosity for summer 2020

New this year, for K–8 campers, both @Home and @GLSC camp experiences are available to best fit the needs of your family. Read More »

Heights Libraries: Growing to Serve the Community’s Needs

Read about their history and upcoming virtual summer reading program. Read More »

Torchlight Youth Mentoring Alliance Programs Provide Needs for Many

Many are familiar with Torchlight for its traditional one-on-one mentoring, but other programs include the Foster Care Transition Program, After-School program, and E-CITY program. Read More »

MOMMY CHRONICLES: See the Light, Be the Light

Life has changed and everyone has been forced to make adjustments thanks to COVID-19. But that hasn’t stopped folks from helping each other out. Read More »

Local Family-Oriented Gyms, Fitness Centers and Dance Studios Collaborate To Reopen Safely

The goal of the meeting was to set standards of safety, sanitization, and social distancing that will gain the trust of families and clientele to return to their facilities. Read More »

BBB Warns of Government Grant Scams Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak

As consumers are feeling the financial crunch from the pandemic, scammers are increasing their efforts. The BBB serving Greater Cleveland is warning area residents to be on guard for government grant scams. Read More »