A Trolley Through Slavic Village: Belt Industry Tour Photo Essay
Take a trip through Slavic Village with the gang who joined us on our first Industry Tour followed by drinks at The Nash, thanks to Belt's photo editor Bob Perkoski.
Wanna Be Our Intern?
Belt Magazine is seeking a Cleveland-based part-time intern for both its book and magazine publishing divisions.
Something in the Night: Bruce Springsteen at the Agora
I am a bespectacled 23-year-old with a deep affinity for Oxford shirts, Levi’s skinny jeans, and overpriced beer and coffee, and I, like so many of my kombucha-sipping contemporaries...
All Aboard the Red Line Greenway
Standing atop the viaduct bridge that carries commuter trains between downtown Cleveland and the city’s west side, Lennie Stover stoops down and fishes a rusty piece of metal from the gravel next to the tracks.
Belt Industry Tour: Cleveland
Belt is excited to announce a guided and up-close look at some of Cleveland's historically significant industrial locations. Celebrate Cleveland's rich manufacturing history with the inaugural Belt Industry Tour.
Flipping Tin: Searching for Ohio’s Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes
On a hot, wet morning in May, I jumped into a pickup truck with Brett Rodstrom, VP of Eastern Field Operations for the Western Reserve Land Conservancy, and headed out to look for Eastern Massasauga rattlesnakes.
Belt Bets: Cleveland, July 10-17
Belt Bets: Cleveland, July 10-17
Jerry Schmidt – Waterloo 7 Studio/Gallery
“I work with the material that shaped the industrial Midwest: steel. I create elegant and refined works using [...]
Readers’ Corner: W. 65th St. & Detroit Ave., Cleveland, OH
Most of the time when I mention Gordon Square in a conversation, people don’t know what I’m talking about – which is disappointing. “It’s around West 65th and Detroit,” I tell them.
Farmers Without Borders: In Cleveland, Urban Agriculture Seeds Refugee Assimilation
On a warm, mid-afternoon day in May, a group of growers are preparing nearly bare soil for a hopefully abundant and busy farming season.
Preserving Grandeur
Along the endless row of cookie-cutter homes on Cleveland’s Warren Road, the Marquard House stands as a mute witness to a rich history.
The 5th Annual Roxy Remembered: Reviving Cleveland’s Burlesque Past
Cleveland's Roxy Burlesque Theater first opened its doors in 1931 on E. 9th Street, showcasing such risque performers as Blaze Starr, Irma the Body, and Tempest Storm -- to name just a few.