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Akron Zoo to Host Blood Drive This Week

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 19, 2020
The Akron Zoo is hosting an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Tuesday, July 21 and Thursday, July 23 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Donors will need to schedule an appointment. As an added benefit, all donations will be tested for COVID-19 antibodies.  ...
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Hale Farm & Village Celebrates 210 Years This Summer

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 15, 2020
In 1810, Jonathan Hale purchased 500 acres in the Cuyahoga Valley, in a portion of the country referred to as the Western Reserve. This summer, the Hale Farm & Village living history museum celebrates 210 years and welcomes guests to enjoy its gardens, trails, self-guided tours, craft demonstrations and more. ...
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Free Storyline Online Summer Camp for Kids

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 15, 2020
The inaugural Storyline Online Summer Camp invites young readers across the world to join by recording themselves reading their favorite book — or writing their own book and reading it aloud — in the spirit and style of Storyline Online. ...
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Registration Open for DANCECleveland’s Virtual Dance Festival

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 15, 2020
Register now and get your virtual pass to "Dance On Ohio — DANCECleveland's Virtual Dance Festival 2020," happening online this year on July 25. Take classes, watch performances and discussions, and be featured in the community dance day video. ...
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Open Social Justice Exhibit

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 15, 2020
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's new exhibit, “It’s Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope, and Empowerment,” opens mid-July and spotlights how musical artists have channeled the power of rock & roll to respond to racism all along. ...
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Planning a Family Vacation, RV Style 

By Jeannie Fleming-Gifford
July 12, 2020
With summer in full swing, many families are thinking differently about vacation. While there’s value in staycations or even the simplicity of summer at home, other families are opting for adapted travel adventures. One local writer shares her family's experience with a recent RV rental. ...
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Editor’s Review: Wonder Crate — Learning in a Box

By Angela Gartner
July 11, 2020

For kids, especially as they get older, it feels more difficult to engage them in learning activities that don’t involve smart devices. Instead of thinking digitally, Wonder Crate provides a

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Cavs Academy to Host In-Person Skills Training Clinics This Summer

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
July 8, 2020
As part of Cavs Youth Sports Summer Series, Cavs Academy will host in-person Skills Training Clinics at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse this summer. Registration is open for the clinics, which run from July 20 to Aug. 6 and are for children ages 7-17. ...
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Yelp Cleveland shares local ice cream favorites

Yelp Cleveland’s Summer Ice Cream Bucket List

By Yelp Cleveland
July 4, 2020
Whether you’re looking for a vintage soda shoppe or gluten-free cone, Yelp Cleveland offers an ice cream bucket list your entire family will enjoy. Celebrate National Ice Cream Month in style with a visit to these delicious local scoop shops. ...
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Education, Arts and More: Lakewood Offers Opportunities for Learning, Cultural Programs

By Angela Gartner
July 3, 2020

The city of Lakewood is a unique place known for its culture and education. Families who live in the city can take advantage of the public schools, independent schools

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