A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE MEET TO EAT CAMPAIGN

A Place Where People Meet To Eat: The Story of Corky and Lenny’s

bymadwerkzproducer
2 months ago

SUPPORT THE EVENT OF THE YEAR: Corky and Lenny’s, a beloved restaurant in Cleveland for 67 years, unfortunately closed its doors last year. Founded in 1956 by Sanford “Corky” Kurland and Lenny Kaden, the deli served Eastern European and American dishes, including towering corned beef sandwiches, giant pickles, and matzo ball soup. It was more than just a restaurant. Corky and Lenny’s became a regional institution where families dined, relationships were formed, and entrepreneurs made deals. The restaurant was frequented by celebrities like Shaquille O’Neal, Sammy Davis Jr., Chubby Checker, Milton Berle, and David Letterman.

Jim Brown’s life and legacy are still strong in Cleveland

byChristopher Kennedy
1 year ago

Jim Brown, a football and lacrosse hall of famer, actor and social activist, died May 18 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 87.

Laura Cowan Presents… Be: Vol 1

byChristopher Kennedy
2 years ago

SUPPORT THE STRUGGLE: Be: A Raised Fist Mixtape Vol.1 is a feature-length documentary spurred by the passing of a local civil rights and hip hop activist, William “Silver B” Richards. Be: Vol.1 propels three Human Rights Activists to look backwards and toward the future of the Activism movement in The Land

The Good Trouble Workshop

byChristopher Kennedy
2 years ago

Be: A Raised Fist Mixtape Vol.1 is a feature-length documentary spurred by the passing of a local civil rights and hip hop activist, William “Silver B” Richards. Be: Vol.1 propels three Human Rights Activists to look backwards and toward the future of the Activism movement in Cleveland, Ohio.