Cleveland shows its devotion to the arts, and to holiday break exciting

CHEERS … to Situation Western Reserve University’s elegant expansion of the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Centre that seamlessly provides the 250-seat Roe Inexperienced Theater and the 100-seat black box theater named for donors Walter and Jean Kalberer, as critic Steven Litt studies on cleveland.com. And it does so without the need of interfering with the placing profile of the historic Temple-Tifereth Israel synagogue, unique occupant of the structure.

CHEERS … to the return of the well known ice-skating rink at Wade Oval in College Circle just in time to raise holiday getaway spirits. With principal sponsorship from PNC Bank, the Rink at Wade Oval will open up Dec. 3 and close Feb. 27. The rink charges nominal admission – $1 for pupils, $2 for grown ups — and rents skates for $2 for pupils and $3 for older people, cleveland.com’s Anne Nickoloff stories. Lace up those people skates, and give it a test.

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