Kent State students had an opportunity to peel off campus Saturday and participate in Downtown Kent’s Banana Bar Crawl.
The motif of the night was bananas, literally. Participants of the bar crawl...
In downtown Ravenna, community gathering spots have long been scarce, and independent bookstores even rarer. That changed Aug. 30, when Books a Go Go opened downtown, giving residents a place to shop,...
Bread and Puppet Theatre came to Akron to perform their circus show, “Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution in Progress” Sept. 27.
The group, originally from Vermont, is on a two-month-long tour...
After more than a decade of fans, costumes and community, the Wizardly World of Kent festival has come to an end.
Each July, downtown Kent would transform into a Harry Potter-themed festival featuring...
The Acorn Alley Gem Show took place Sept. 27 in the Acorn Alley courtyard, running from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The event featured a variety of vendors displaying handmade crystal jewelry, clothing, art and...
Heading out of the city, a dense collection of trees and vegetation overwhelms your sight, getting closer and closer, green leaves filling the sky ahead.
Only minutes outside of bustling cities, Cuyahoga...
On Sept. 21, the Whimsigoth Night Market, owned by Stevie Riffle, and the Mystic Fairy Market, owned by Natasha Kardos, came together to host the Mabon Markets in Kent’s Acorn Alley.
The first Mabon...
On the quiet Saturday morning of Sept. 20, community members gathered at the Kent United Church of Christ for the “Celebrate Recovery! Walk & Poetry Reading,” now in its second year, honoring the...
More than 250 people filled the Hudson Green for a community rally organized by Jewish and Christian congregations, rejecting antisemitism and pledging solidarity, days after a confrontation by Nazi protestors.
Rabbi...
Rotten Peach Studios commemorated its second year of business with an event that contained live music, local vendors and food trucks Sept. 13, 2025.
Rotten Peach is a local female-owned small business...
Ohio law now requires K-12 schools to have a cell phone policy due to the signing of House Bill 250.
The bill, signed into law May 15, 2025, by Gov. Mike DeWine, mandated K-12 schools have a policy...
Downtown Kent was set ablaze with live performances in multiple venues, ranging from local restaurants to small businesses in the area. From 3 to 11 p.m., the streets were packed with individuals looking...
