The Cuyahoga Falls High School Art Cub is “plowing” its way to success this semester as they participate in the Ohio Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) “Paint the Plow” competition. Nine […]
Continue ReadingOf 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 […]
Continue ReadingWhen 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 […]
Continue ReadingTo 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 […]
Continue ReadingTwo 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 […]
Continue ReadingLove 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 […]
Continue ReadingDepending on one’s age, growing up in Northeast Ohio may have included walking by shops like O’Neil’s in Cleveland during the holidays, admiring the lavish displays with bright, twinkling lights. […]
Continue ReadingWith the number of COVID-19 cases rising throughout the state and tensions running high, it might be easy to forget that the holiday shopping season is already within reach. This […]
Continue ReadingSince the beginning of its summer farmers’ markets, the Jenks Building has seen many changes inside its 90-some-year-old bones. Further painting throughout the many spaces has occurred upstairs and downstairs, […]
Continue ReadingVisitors to the High Bridge Glens Park have seen some new faces recently, not all of which require masks. Earlier this month, the city, in collaboration with Collide: Cuyahoga Falls […]
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