Want to know what's happening around Northeast Ohio this weekend? Find family-friendly fun activities and events around the region. ...
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Archives by: Angela Gartner
Angela Gartner
About the author
Angela Gartner has been the editor at Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine since 2014. She has won local and national awards for her features, columns and photography over the years. Previously, her work appeared in publications including The News-Herald, Sun Newspapers and The Chicago Tribune. She grew up in Northeast Ohio and is a mom of two boys. The whole family is busy every weekend with sports and finding new happenings around the region. She is also a board member and past president at the Cleveland Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. She loves reading, writing poetry and taking the family's Scottish Terrier on walks.
Angela Gartner Posts
The new exhibition at the Great Lakes Science Center opens today and features more than 200 authentic artifacts recovered from the Titanic wreck site. Guests can also explore interactive experiences that introduce them to the ship’s real passengers, including touch screens and boarding passes, an audio tour, and a virtual reality experience. ...
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Abby Dosen's book, “Realistic Self Care for Moms: A Guided Journal for Taking Care of You While Taking Care of Them,” grew out of a deeply personal realization: that the version of self-care many moms chase isn’t the one that actually sustains them. We talk to her about her book and what moms can do to achieve realistic self-care. ...
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Northeast Ohio Parent Giveaway Alert! We are giving away three copies of "Rayne Climbs Up" by local author Tasha L. Wilburn. This story, inspired by Wilburn's daughter Rayne, who was diagnosed with Eby's Palsy, celebrates courage, determination and the power of doing things differently. See details on how to enter! ...
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Angela Gartner, host of Northeast Ohio Parent Talk video podcast, has a conversation with Tasha L. Wilburn about her new book “Rayne Climbs Up”. Lynn Johnson from Cuyahoga Board DD
Hawken Summer Programs offer a variety of activities led by experienced professionals for boys and girls ages 3 to 18. These opportunities enable children to develop existing passions and discover new ones; they also provide exposure to new people and new skills, which helps build self-esteem, independence and confidence. ...
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