From an iconic Japanese artist and the world's first superhero, to 50 years of Saturday Night Live and an impossibly cramped concert schedule, summer in The Land is ready to POP.
Legendary Japanese artist Takashi Murakami brings the singular exhibit "Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow" exclusively to The Land May 25 - Sept. 7 at Cleveland Museum of Art. From the bright, joyful flower collages to the 3D-animated sculptures, trust us, you’ll want to see this in person.
In July, James Gunn's filmed-in-CLE "Superman" brings the iconic, Cleveland-born superhero (sorry, not sorry, Krypton) back to the silver screen, and we're showing out with hometown pride for the big blue boy scout. Meanwhile, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame celebrates another American institution when their new exhibit, "SNL 50: Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of Music" opens to the public in May, complete with more cowbell.
If that wasn't enough, we've got a loaded slate of concerts saying "hello, Cleveland" all summer long, world premiere runs of touring shows "Hell's Kitchen" and "The Notebook" and season-long celebrations of all things Pop Culture in CLE from Chef Boyardee to Drew Carey.
Click below for everything you need to know about Takashi Murakami's one-of-a-kind exhibit, only in Cleveland this summer.