Exploring Northeast Ohio's Vibrant Scene in Late January 2026

USASun Jan 25 2026
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Northeast Ohio is buzzing with activities in late January 2026. Art lovers can check out the KSU Biennial Faculty Show at the Center for the Visual Arts Gallery in Kent. This exhibit showcases the creative work of Kent State University's art faculty. It's a great chance to see what local artists are up to. Music fans have plenty to choose from. The Music Box Supper Club in Cleveland is hosting several events. There's an Irish Brunch and a Flying Burrito Brunch, both on January 25th. Later in the week, you can enjoy performances by The Eric Roberson Improv Sessions and Christine Tassan et les Imposteures. Comedy lovers won't be left out. Hilarities in Cleveland is featuring Vince Carone on January 25th and Mike Vecchione on January 30th and 31st. If you're in the mood for stand-up, Funny Stop Comedy Club in Cuyahoga Falls has shows like Gemini and Open Mic Night.
History buffs can attend a special program called "The Declaration's Journey" at the Green branch library on January 26th. It's part of the 250th anniversary celebration of the Declaration of Independence. For a unique experience, head to the McKinley Birthday Celebration on January 31st. The McKinley Presidential Library & Museum in Canton offers a wreath-laying ceremony, Civil War reenactors, and even free birthday cake. Sports enthusiasts can catch a game or two. The Cleveland Cavaliers and the Akron RubberDucks have games scheduled throughout the week. It's a great time to enjoy some local sports action. Bookworms can join the Goblins & Galaxies Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club at the Hudson Library & Historical Society on January 28th. They'll be discussing "The Dallergut Dream Department Store" by Miye Lee.
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