Sharpen your senses for Cleveland

By Bob Rouse
August 31, 2017

Be prepared for sensory indulgence in Cleveland. At the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, you’d expect to be all ears for a journey down a musical memory lane, and this NTA-member museum delivers.

“ ‘The Power of Rock Experience’ features a three-stage exhibit with new interactives and a film by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Jonathan Demme,” says Jane Tougouma, Destination Cleveland group tour sales manager. “It’s a major new production.”

The attraction’s café also has a new look—plus fantastic flavors provided by Cleveland chefs Jonathon Sawyer and Rocco Whalen.

The Hall doesn’t have a monopoly on music, though. Groups can listen to live music—and perform—at venues and music festivals throughout the Cleveland area, including Severance Hall, Cedar Point Amusement Park and the Great Lakes Science Center.

Tougouma also stands ready to help operators make Cleveland part of a program that can include Columbus, Ohio’s Amish country, Niagara Falls and others destinations. “We provide free group tour services to help you put together the perfect Cleveland experience.”

You can email Jane Tougouma or get more information at thisiscleveland.com/groups.

Top photo: A student band at the Rock & Rock Hall of Fame and Museum
Photo by Cody York Photography

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