Cleveland stands at the epicenter of music culture, earning its title as the Rock 'n' Roll Capital as host to the world-famous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. With several major league sports teams, fascinating museums, and an ever-rotating calendar of arts and culture, this city on the shores of Lake Erie is certainly one of the most happening places in the nation.

Cleveland venues

Although Cleveland sports teams have not always come out on top in major championships, their fans remain dedicated to the home teams. In 2016, the Cleveland Cavaliers emerged victorious from the NBA finals, giving Cleveland fans a renewed sense of local pride. Sports fans routinely flock to Quicken Loans Arena (affectionately known as the Q), just like they make time to watch the NFL's Cleveland Browns in action or see the Cleveland Indians take the baseball diamond.

Visitors whose tastes trend toward arts and culture may enjoy spending time in the Detroit Shoreway District, where most of the performing arts venues are located, including the Capitol Theatre, the Near West Theatre and many others. Cleveland theater tickets routinely sell out long before the event. Quicken Loans Arena, apart from serving as home base to the Cavaliers, is also the site of regular concerts by major touring artists.

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