Cleveland Reads is a year-long initiative to encourage reading in the city of Cleveland among both children and adults. The goal is for the entire city to read one million books collectively in 2023 – and/or to read one million minutes collectively. Participants have opportunities to win prizes. ...

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Presented By The Maltz Museum. The museum is now accepting entries for the 15th Annual Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out essay writing contest for students in sixth through 12 grades. Students are invited to share their experiences with bias and discrimination for a chance to win scholarships and awards. ...

Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares her thoughts on teaching gratitude and making others feel special. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent blogger Melissa Koski Carney of "I Crashed the Web" shares a winning snack recipe that you can make now and save for later. ...

It’s cold outside and nobody likes driving in the snow, but the winter also gives us moments to cherish. Northeast Ohio Parent Dad blogger Jason Lea shares some of his favorite things about the coldest season. ...

Northeast Ohio Blogger, life coach, Michelle Dickstein shares her experience of helping her kids learn the lessons of the meaning of money and working towards goals. ...

A city that reads together grows together. Everyone is invited for free books, reading resources, entertainment, family fun activities, and more at this kick-off event at the Cleveland Public Auditorium. ...

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Sponsored Content — Bring the entire flock back to Penitentiary Glen Nature Center to experience a free family-favorite holiday tradition— the childhood game of Candy Land — brought to life with an avian twist. It’s all about birds as your adventure begins on a life-sized game board where you become the playing piece, moving from space to space through an enchanting holiday display of birds. ...