78th Street Studios

78th Street Studios is Northeast Ohio's largest design and art complex, spread across 170,000 square feet of artist studios, performance venues including music recording studios, and working studios for musicians, producing art galleries and art studios. Four full floors of galleries and studios are at the 78th Street Studios. With its trendy spaces, unusual music, illuminating literature and graphic design, and many other related commercial strategies, it has increased significantly since becoming the headquarters for some of the best art galleries in Northeast Ohio. It's a fine arts center and also a hotspot for music, product design, publishing, and other art. The THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk, running from 5 – 9pm, is held at 78th Street Studios. Over 60 venues open at the same time, showing stunning visual shows, ambient music, wonderful food, and pop-up booths. It was voted Cleveland's best art event by Scene Magazine, a local Arts and Culture publication. Multisensory Experience

Most visitors enjoy the Artsy Winter Bazaar, spending a day mostly booth hopping for unique finds as shown in the way they depict the recreational purposes. The place supports local art by organizing monthly events to exhibit cool ones. The art exhibits and markets create an immersive atmosphere, unique to the happy clientele. The space is also huge, indicating that there's more to discover and enjoy at each visit, a feeling that Italian townhouse has. The consumers' diverse nature makes up the monthly pop up shops and event turnouts while the place's popularity contributes to the city's goodwill. These reviews reflect the high quality and appreciation for local businesses, such as the local oil company and an artist, who advantage from the continuous meetups. Many may tag the marketplace as a hidden gem since most tend to go there many times thinking; this is the last because of the valuable products. It shows that the Cleveland market is diverse as the gathering of creative minds and talented local artists increases every month as signaled by the windows clean crew chores, something newcomers to the Bazaar will probably find shocking. English kids sweeping the streets, cleaning the windows are seen as beneficial to the sale of artistic products made in England but surprising to other cultures. Speakers thanked the government for creating the environment that allows artists and creators to flourish by vending well-crafted papier-mâché sculptures. This market is a cool place to be, folks and the right place to learn more about the present local art trends. Art enthusiasts and those who want to explore more on art are welcome to City Art and have some fun, too!