Love your Cleveland neighborhood? Want to show the world what it’s really like to live and work in your neck of the woods? This is your chance.
Destination Cleveland is calling on all CLE neighborhood enthusiasts who want to put their neighborhood in the spotlight — showcasing everything from incredible events to those beloved community hangouts. We’re looking for real residents to share what it’s really like to live and work in the neighborhoods that they hold dear.
When we say "Cleveland neighborhoods," we're referring to the following locations: AsiaTown, Broadway-Slavic Village, Brooklyn Center, Central, Clark-Fulton, Collinwood, Cudell, Detroit Shoreway, Edgewater, Euclid Green, Fairfax, Glennville, Greater Buckeye, Hough, Kinsman, Lee-Harvard, Lee-Seville, Little Italy, Midtown, Mount Pleasant, Ohio City, Old Brooklyn, St. Clair-Superior, Stockyards, Tremont, Union-Miles, University Circle, Westown and West Park.
Read on for three BIG ways to get involved now.
Our team is continuously planning neighborhood photo and video shoots across the city. In order to give your neighborhood a proper “15 minutes of fame,” our team is seeking recommendations from real people who live and work in Cleveland’s neighborhoods.
Pick the top three places you think we should send our photographers. Consider undiscovered and little-known places to truly experience the heart of your neighborhood, amazing vantage points and those unique experiences that only the locals know.
Show your love of your CLE neighborhood by sharing on social media.
Show us your favorite hidden gems, must-try menu items at indie neighborhood eateries, cool hangouts, fun events and just about anything that shows the world a real and authentic view of your neighborhood.
Then, post your images and videos on Instagram and be sure to:
Don’t want to post on social? Then simply save your video and images here.
Interested in sharing your Cleveland story with the world? Here's your chance.
Our creative team is sparking meaningful conversations and inspiring narratives between residents while seated on Destination Cleveland’s “The Land Love Seat." The end result is an engaging video series with interview-style dialogs that provide locals the opportunity to tell their stories and share their passions and interests — all while collectively exploring what it means to be a Clevelander.
If you'd like to be considered for this video project, follow the link below.