Small Business Sundays: Thai Thai
Small Business Sundays is back and this week, I’m featuring Thai Thai in Lakewood, OH. This cozy, Bangkok-inspired eatery along Madison Ave, one of the business districts in Lakewood, gives […]
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Small Business Sundays: The Farmer’s Rail
*Warning: Photos beyond this point are not for those uncomfortable around raw meat.* On today’s edition of Small Business Sunday is The Farmer’s Rail, a local butcher and artisanal meat […]
Small Business Sundays: Restore Cold Pressed
This week on Small Business Sundays, we’re looking at my favorite cold-pressed juice shop. Born in Ohio, Restore is high-quality, raw, organic, cold-pressed juice shop that uses locally sourced items […]
Countryside Conservancy at Howe Meadow
Nothing gets me more excited about the Spring and Summertime than farmers’ markets. Saturday was the opening season of Countryside Conservancy’s Farmers’ Market at Howe Meadow. This was the first […]
Big Love 2016
Big Love, a one day, family friendly festival focused on all of the goodness in the world, kicked off on March 12th at 11am. I first learned about this event […]
Wesley Bright at Sweet Mary’s Bakery
A couple of weekends ago, I got the chance to preview Wesley Bright’s new sound before he hits the stage on February 13th at Blu Jazz+. Wesley is a fan […]
Restaurant Review: Thai Pho
Before the new year, I stopped over to the new Thai place on E Tallmadge Rd. near the Chapel Hill Mall area. I remembered the building from my childhood when it was […]
Creative Mornings: December
Last month, I had some free time in my schedule to hop on over to Cleveland for Creative Mornings. Creative Mornings is an international, monthly, free, creative, breakfast talk series […]
Three Nights. Three Talks.
Last week was a whirlwind of creativity as I ventured out each night to hear others speak about what makes them tick and how they got to where they are […]
Shop Stop: Artisan Coffee
A couple of days ago, I got a chance to meet up at a new coffee shop in the Ellet area. I typically don’t venture to that side of town […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 