Broadway Hits and K-Pop Beats: What's On in Cleveland Today
Spotlight on Playhouse Square: Suffs
Today marks the opening week for the Tony Award-winning musical Suffs at Playhouse Square. As part of the KeyBank Broadway Series, this production takes over the downtown theater district with a powerful look at the American women who fought for the right to vote. The show explores the complex internal and external battles of the suffragists in the early 20th century, bringing a historic struggle to life with modern musical energy. Evening performances are scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., making it the center-piece of Cleveland's Tuesday night cultural calendar.
Live Music: From Hip-Hop to K-Pop
Cleveland’s music venues are hosting a diverse array of talent tonight. At the House of Blues, Monaleo brings her 'Who Did The Body Tour' to the stage. Known for her viral hits and high-energy performance style, the Houston-born artist is set to perform starting at 7:00 p.m. Meanwhile, K-Pop fans can head to Globe Iron for a rare and electrifying appearance by the group UNIS. Their live concert experience starts at 8:00 p.m., featuring the dynamic choreography and polished vocals that have made the genre a global phenomenon. For those who prefer acoustic mastery, fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes is performing tonight at the Beachland Ballroom, offering a more intimate but equally impressive musical experience.
Art and Exhibitions at the Cleveland Museum of Art
If you are looking for a more contemplative afternoon, the Cleveland Museum of Art has several special exhibitions running today. A highlight is still/emerging: Native American Works on Paper, which showcases a unique collection of prints and drawings from Indigenous artists spanning the 1950s to the present day. Additionally, the textile gallery is currently hosting American Printed Silks, 1927–1947, an exhibition exploring the intersection of fashion and industrial design during the mid-20th century. Both exhibitions are free to the public, offering a sophisticated way to spend a Tuesday afternoon in University Circle.
Trivia and Community Meetups
For those looking to engage in some local competition, Twist on Clifton Boulevard is hosting a special Valentine's-themed trivia night titled 'Love You, Mean It.' Hosted by local drag queen Omega, the event starts at 7:00 p.m. and focuses on LGBTQ+ cultural moments, iconic couples, and famous love songs. It is a no-cover event that serves as a perfect meetup for the local community. Additionally, comedy fans can find a seat at The Winchester for a night of stand-up as Secret Society Comedy presents 'One More Joke,' a weekly showcase featuring local and regional comedic talent.