ASCAP is a membership organization providing licensing and distribution representation and distributes royalties for copyrighted works specifically for composers, songwriters, lyricists, and music publishers.

Phone: (800) 95-ASCAP

A local nonprofit focusing on community involvement in the arts.

Address: 3119 Denison Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106
Phone: (216) 398 8556

The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve preserves the art and artistic legacies of premiere Ohio artists. We store their art, have exhibitions for both community and member/archived artists, conduct oral histories, create publications of art, publicize/promote shows and accomplishments of member artists, provide networking opportunities. There are also educational opportunities available through workshops and forums.

Address: 1834 East 123rd Street, Cleveland, Ohio
Phone: (216) 721-9020
Email: info@ArtistsArchives.org

A website that offers artists, performers, and musicians a professional presentation of their work for marketing purposes.

Phone: (216) 696-7347
E-mail: info@ArtistsofCleveland.com

ARTneo is the museum of Northeast Ohio art. Our mission is to preserve, research, collect, exhibit, document and educate about the significant visual art and architecture of Cleveland and the surrounding region.

Located on the lower lever of 78th Street Studios
1305 W. 80th St, Suite 016, Cleveland, OH 44102
216-227-9507

The Arts Resource Network provides tools and information to help artists, organizations and communities thrive. A service of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Affairs.

Address: 700 Fifth Avenue, Ste. 1766 PO Box 94748 Seattle, WA 98124
E-mail: arts.resources@seattle.gov

AsiaTown Cleveland is unique in its character. Smokestacks rise behind indoor shopping area carved out of old factories. Steeples rise above shops selling wares from the East. Galleries and live-work lofts coexist on tree-lined streets with modest homes. Unparalleled views of downtown enchant the visitor at every turn.

The presence of the music conservatory at Baldwin Wallace University explains the relatively large percentage of artists (17.6%) who list music as their primary discipline. The visual arts (29.4%) make up the largest percent of artists followed by craft (17.6%), literary (11.8%), dance (8.8%) and theater (8.8%). Media is also represented by a small amount of artists at 2.9%.

They promote most events that are posted on BeeAroundTown.com through weekly newsletter and social media. 

Its time for auditions - bring more talent by posting your date and time on BeeAroundTown.com! 

BeeAroundTown.com is a great place to advertise for a very competitive price!

Buckeye Shaker Square Development Corporation (BSSDC) is one of the most productive development corporations in The City of Cleveland. BSSDC is positioned to turn neighborhood progress into an opportunity to create a great place to a live, work and play.

Cedar Lee is known for it’s local movie theater, which screens an array of independent, foreign and documentary films, in addition to old-school movies, midnight series and a selection of blockbusters. Cedar Lee is also home to Cain Park, a summer performing arts park, and Dobama Theatre, a theatre focused on premiering the best contemporary plays. And just down the street, Cedar Fairmount is home to Nighttown, a restaurant know as Cleveland’s premier Jazz club.

Based on the 2011 “Putting Artists on the Map”, over 40% of the artists in this area are visual. Following visual artists, the music (13.3%) and literary (11.9%) categories make up 26% of the artists who reside in Cedar-Lee. Following closely behind are interdisciplinary and design artists, each making up 8.10% of artists in Cedar-Lee. Then there are craft artists who make up 6.7%, education artists who make up 3%, media artists who make up 1.5% and theater artists who make up .7% of the artists living in Cedar-Lee.

http://www.cedarlee.org/

http://www.cedarfairmount.org/

A multi-arts resource for Northeast Ohio schools committed to making learning through the arts a fundamental component of young people's development.

Address: 10917 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland OH 44106-1809
Phone: (216) 561-5005
E-mail: info@arts-inspiredlearning.org

Along with the numerous art galleries in Chagrin Falls, the town is also home to the Chagrin Valley Little Theater, a popular community theater; the Valley Art Center, a community non-profit facility that provides exhibit space and classes in a variety of art media; and the Chagrin Falls Historical Society. - http://cleveland.about.com/od/neighborhoods/p/chagrinfalls.htm

Based on the 2011 “Putting Artists on the Map”, nearly 50% of Chagrin Valley’s artists are visual artists. Visual artists are followed by craft and design artists who each make up 14.30% of the artists in Chagrin Valley. Literary artists and musicians each make up 5.5%, followed by education artists at 2.2% and interdisciplinary, media, and theater artists each making up 1.1% of the artists in Chagrin Valley.

Chicago Artists Resource (CAR) is an excellent source of information for artists' professional development. It includes legal, financial and education information as well as artist opportunities.

A self-help organization for composers living in Northeast Ohio sponsoring local artists.

E-mail: ccg@clevelandcomposers.com

The Cleveland Digital Publishing Users Group (CDPUG) helps the area's top graphics and publishing professionals with education, news, technical support, networking and professional development. Monthly meetings, special interest groups, electronic and print publications, seminars, design competitions and much more contribute to the mission.

Address: P.O. Box 22076 | Cleveland, OH 44122
Email: membership@cdpug.org

The Cleveland International Film Festival promotes the newest and best films from around the world, and does everything in its power to make sure that the audience learns something along the way- about other cultures, the topic at hand and/or about the experience from the filmakers themselves.

Address: 2510 Market Avenue Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: (216) 623-3456

The Cleveland Print Room is a nonprofit community darkroom, education center, workspace, and photographic gallery. Through advocacy we advance the art and appreciation of the photographic image by providing affordable access to our darkroom workspace, exhibitions, educational programming, and collaborative community outreach, where we work with artists- locally, nationally, and internationally. 

Coventry Village is a great place for dinner and entertainment. The Village is home to the Ensemble Theatre, producer of over 150 plays; Houde School of Acting, a school specializing in the Meisner Method; and The Grog Shop, a club that has played host to countless local, national and international touring bands.

According to the 2011 “Putting Artists on the Map”, visual artists make up 41.7% of artists in Coventry Village. 14.8% of artists are musicians, 9.3% are literary, 8.3% are craft, 7.4% are interdisciplinary and 6.9% are design artists. Theater artists make up 3.2% of artists, dancers make up 1.9% of the artists, and education and media artists each make up .90% of artists in Coventry Village.

A membership-based association which is the largest organized network of businesses representing the international craft and hobby industry including member and trade show news, market research, national and international shipping discounts and networking opportunities.

Phone: (201) 794-1133 x226