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Transport yourself to centuries-old Scotland during the Ohio Scottish Games & Celtic Festival, at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22

Transport yourself to centuries-old Scotland, with highlander games, live jousting on horseback, kilt races, bagpipes and bands on four stages, international music and dance competitions, whisky tastings and culturally relevant fair food at the Ohio Scottish Games & Celtic Festival, coming to the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, Friday and Saturday,...

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Cleveland’s Take A Hike program is an ideal way to experience an urban hike as you discover the city’s history and amenities

Hiking is the most popular outdoor activity in the U.S., and with Northeast Ohio’s beautiful and expansive parks systems, we enjoy many diverse walking and hiking trails. But also growing in popularity are “urban hikes,” which are fun, educational, and good for your health. One of the best ways to enjoy an urban hike is Take A Hike,...

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At Century Village Museum in Burton, history comes to life with two exciting May event

Hear ye, hear ye. Century Village Museum in Burton is prepared to transport you back in time to the era of the American Civil War, with a special event taking place on Saturday, May 25, and Sunday, May 26. Century Village, a fully restored Western Reserve Village and 65-acre working farm consisting of 22 historic buildings including historic...

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The City of Mentor has a diverse line-up of concerts, cruise-ins and more, coming this summer

The City of Mentor has announced its stellar lineup of summer programming with something for everyone. I caught up with Ante Logarusic, communications officer for the city, for some insider scoop. “Each year we strive to present a diverse slate of events that will appeal to everyone, from music lovers to families with younger kids,”...

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The Lake Metroparks ecosystem is home to a plethora of interesting cold-blooded creatures

What do Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford have in common? They’re both deathly afraid of snakes. But it turns out that despite the fear factor Hollywood tries to perpetrate, snakes, reptiles and amphibians are actually sensitive, docile, love to be around people and play a vital part in the ecosystem they occupy. Mimi caught up with...

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