Note: this event has been postponed to September 2026. Please stay tuned for more information.
This is the story of an energetic pup who has a best friend named Grace. They spend every day together. One day Grace went away. He's not sure why, but Otis misses all of the fun things that they do. Told from Otis' perspective, the book explores the deep bond they share and the everyday joys he misses the most. It's a heartfelt tale of unconditional love, friendship, and the enduring connection between a girl and her dog.
Join the Nature Center and Loganberry Books to discuss Vesper Flights by Helen MacDonald. Helen MacDonald, a British naturalist, poet and falconer, is best known for their memoir, H is for Hawk. Vesper Flights, written more recently, is a collection of essays on the natural world in which MacDonald shares their exceptional eye for detail and observational skills with readers. Wonderful to dip into at leisure, the essays soar from falcons to peregrines to swifts’ mysterious vesper flights.
Attendance is free, but registration is required if you would like to join via Zoom: https://givebutter.com/naturalist-notebook-vesper-flights-5-17-26
Join Lit Cleveland for the May Plum City reading featuring Daisy Hernández, author of the bold new book Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth; Sara Levine, author most recently of The Hitch; and local writer Daniel Moysaenko, author of the debut poetry collection Overtakelessness and winner of the Academy of American Poets First Book Award. Registration is strongly encouraged.
Join Lit Cleveland for the May Plum City reading featuring Daisy Hernández, author of the bold new book Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth; Sara Levine, author most recently of The Hitch; and local writer Daniel Moysaenko, author of the debut poetry collection Overtakelessness and winner of the Academy of American Poets First Book Award. Registration is strongly encouraged.
Join Lit Cleveland for the May Plum City reading featuring Daisy Hernández, author of the bold new book Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth; Sara Levine, author most recently of The Hitch; and local writer Daniel Moysaenko, author of the debut poetry collection Overtakelessness and winner of the Academy of American Poets First Book Award. Registration is strongly encouraged.
Welcome to Queer Book Club at Loganberry Books! We meet on the third Thursday of each month at 7pm at our store's physical location. You can also join by Zoom.
Register for Zoom link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/I8Ado_9hRZ6eZIK0fCqSwg
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Keeping with longstanding tradition, Larchmere merchants and community members will kick off summer with a special sale on the Saturday before Memorial Day. There will be treasures and deals up and down the Boulevard: here at Loganberry, we'll have special bargains out on the sidewalk, and it's one of the few days of the year when nearly everything in-store is 20% off -- don't miss this rare opportunity!
Broadsides & Ephemera is Loganberry's monthly poetry open mic. We invite members of the Loganberry community to read their own works of poetry or that of a poet they admire. Each month is guest-hosted by a different local poet. This month, Loganberry welcomes Caitlin Conlon to the LitArts stage!
Caitlin Conlon is the author of Burning the Ghost Light (2025) and The Surrender Theory (2022). She has a BA in English and a Creative Writing Certificate from the University At Buffalo. While there, was chosen for the Friends of the University Libraries Undergraduate Poetry Prize, and the Arthur Axlerod Memorial Prize for Poetry. She has previously been published with midsummer magazine, Olney Magazine, and Anti-Heroin Chic, among others. She is the co-founder of Unearth Writing Retreats alongside Ari B. Cofer.
Picturing the Big Shop: Photos of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, 1900-1980, with George Barnum
Join the Northern Ohio Bibliophilic Society as we welcome George Barnum, librarian and former Agency Historian at the Government Publishing Office (GPO). His presentation will focus on his 2017 book, Picturing the Big Shop: Photos of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, 1900-1980, which he describes as “a very lovingly assembled selection of photos that tell the story of the world’s largest printing and publishing concern in its busiest and largest years.” George will talk about GPO’s history and about the photographs, “which are in themselves a very fascinating record not only of the agency but of 20th century commercial and industrial photography.” We’ll also hears stories of his time at the GPO and the picture book’s companion, Keeping America Informed: The United States Government Publishing Office, A Legacy of Service to the Nation (2011 & 2016).
Come celebrate the book of the summer, GIRL'S GIRL by rising Cleveland writer Sonia Feldman. Sonia will appear in conversation with Laura Maylene Walter, author of Body of Stars. We'll have refreshments and revelry from 6-7pm, a reading and conversation with Sonia from 7-8pm, and a signing from 8-9pm.
Please RSVP here to ensure we can guarantee a book and a seat for everyone!
Loganberry Books is proud to present works of painting and drawing by Madeleine Wadesisi as part of our ongoing, monthly Annex Gallery artists series.
Join us at Annex Gallery for ‘Modern Love’, an art exhibition showcasing themes of romance
and friendship in the modern age. Enjoy live music by the Cle-Oh Jazz Trio and light refreshments.
‘Modern Love’ features artworks by Madeleine Wadesisi, a painting and drawing artist from Cleveland Ohio, whose works explore color, emotions, and themes of love through portraits and figures. Using both personal and shared experiences, ‘Modern Love’ attempts to capture the ups and downs of romance in the 21st century. Come explore the exhibit with the opening reception on Wednesday June 3rd, 2026 beginning at 6pm!
It's an annual family celebration for children and families on Larchmere! There will be fun activities up and down the Boulevard, free for all, with food trucks, an ice cream social, a talent show, and more!
Please be aware that a section of the street will be closed for the Rock the Blocks parade at noon, so plan accordingly. More info: https://www.larchmere.com/new-events/2016/5/29/rock-the-blocks-larchmere-6h5gp-36ka7-xccez
Join Cleveland's own Adam Axler for a celebration of the release of his new memoir, American Triage!
In this gripping memoir (think Kitchen Confidential meets The Pitt), former 9/11 Ground Zero paramedic and physician assistant turned bookseller, Adam Axler, chronicles his front row seat at the decline of Western medicine, offset by moments of connection and tenderness.
RSVP here to let us know you're coming!
Adam Axler is a proud Clevelander. Over the past 20+ years he has worked in emergency medicine as a firefighter, NYC paramedic, and as a PA in emergency rooms and urgent cares. Today, Adam is the owner of online bookstore Collectible Science Fiction.
The newest iteration of our community book club (led by Cleveland Heights resident Nathan Klainer) is...KAFKAESQUE! For their inaugural meeting in this new genre, they will be discussing one of Kafka's own great works.
Welcome to Queer Book Club at Loganberry Books! We meet on the third Thursday of each month at 7pm at our store's physical location. You can also join by Zoom.
Register for Zoom link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/I8Ado_9hRZ6eZIK0fCqSwg
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