Falls Sasquatch Missing in Cryptid Caper
Not everybody in Cuyahoga Falls may know about or have eaten at Jimmy’s Backyard BBQ, but we’d wager almost everybody has noticed their mascot, a 7 1/2-foot tall Bigfoot statue […]
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Ohio born and bred, Bart Sullivan has devoted his life to the written and oral story, working as a librarian, broadcasting in podcasts, and telling stories on stage.
Action-Packed Gunpowder Milkshake Finds Humor and Personality in the Library
Mysterious gun-toting librarians pile what appear to be books into the arms of Sam (Karen Gillan), saying “you’ll need a Jane Austen… a Charlotte Brontë… and a Virginia Woolf. Oh, […]
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Pop-Up Performances Paint and Twirl Down Front Street This Summer
It’s that time of the season, when the sun shines bright over local art and performances. While multiple theater and art events were created last summer, only to be canceled, […]
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To Eat or Not to Eat: Robert’s Students Create Lifelike Meals From Toilet Paper
Of all the projects for the public to have stocked up on, creating a scarcity at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, few would have believed toilet paper. Such a […]
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Roberts Students Portray School and Community in Carle-inspired Mural
When students at Roberts Middle School return to class in the Fall they will be greeted by a new mural created by this year’s 8th grade Advanced Art class. Featuring […]
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Local Art Supporters Honored by Collide
On Tuesday, April 27th, two longtime supporters of the arts in Cuyahoga Falls were honored with awards from Collide: Cuyahoga Falls. The award celebrated their contributions to the local arts […]
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Lacey’s Unsolved Mystery Will Keep Viewers Baffled
To describe Sarah Lacey’s exhibit “The Mysterious Disappearance of Walt Thompson,” currently on display at Freefall Studios on Front Street in Cuyahoga Falls, the best expression would be art imitating […]
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Art Walk Returns Downtown with Physically-Distanced Tour
Two years ago, downtown Cuyahoga Falls brimmed with art lovers as buildings and streets were filled with the artwork of students. On that busy evening, no one would have expected […]
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PNR Takes Comedy Online for the Beginning of a New Year
After nearly a year with minimal live in-person entertainment, the idea of a continuing improv comedy troupe might seem difficult, considering there are basically no opportunities for audiences to join […]
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Falls Artists Share Their Hearts for the Arts
Love may not be the only thing in the air this February, but it is certainly central to the community’s love of art. With a drastic cut in funding to […]
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