Midtown
NEIGHBORHOOD INFO
Midtown Cleveland is a vibrant two-square-mile area between Downtown and University Circle. Its central location attracts a diverse mix of businesses, employees, residents and visitors, all of whom benefit from the proximity to healthcare institutions, universities, highways, the Agora Theatre and Ballroom, Dunham Tavern Museum and Park, AsiaTown, the Healthline and bike lanes along Euclid Avenue. Residents can choose from century-old apartment buildings, historic townhomes and modern apartments created from former office and industrial space.
NEIGHBORHOOD INFO
Midtown Cleveland is a vibrant two-square-mile area between Downtown and University Circle. Its central location attracts a diverse mix of businesses, employees, residents and visitors, all of whom benefit from the proximity to healthcare institutions, universities, highways, the Agora Theatre and Ballroom, Dunham Tavern Museum and Park, AsiaTown, the Healthline and bike lanes along Euclid Avenue. Residents can choose from century-old apartment buildings, historic townhomes and modern apartments created from former office and industrial space.
Feb 2-6: AsiaTown
Feb 2-6: AsiaTown
Eat & Explore CLE is part of a wintertime initiative to boost business and outdoor activity in city neighborhoods. As residents and visitors travel through town for dining and shopping needs, we invite them to patronize restaurants, explore other nearby small businesses, and take advantage of unique, safe and friendly outdoor spaces.
AsiaTown Walking Tour is part of Eat & Explore CLE
AsiaTown Walking Tour is part of Eat & Explore CLE
Year of the Metal Ox
Lunar New Year (also known as the Spring Festival, Tet, Seollal) is one of the biggest holidays for many Asian countries and starts February 12 and lasts for 15 days, until the Lantern Festival. In the Chinese zodiac, 2021 is the Year of the Metal Ox, symbolizing hard work and honesty. Learn more about Lunar New Year activities in AsiaTown by clicking here.
Year of the Metal Ox
Lunar New Year (also known as the Spring Festival, Tet, Seollal) is one of the biggest holidays for many Asian countries and starts February 12 and lasts for 15 days, until the Lantern Festival. In the Chinese zodiac, 2021 is the Year of the Metal Ox, symbolizing hard work and honesty. Learn more about Lunar New Year activities in AsiaTown by clicking here.