Thank you to Zach Shafron from Cleveland Sports Talk for suggesting this article.
We are not sure if Taylor Swift will be in Cleveland this weekend to watch her boyfriend play on the Kansas City Chiefs team as they face off against the Cleveland Browns. But if she does and has extra time, we have some suggestions for her. After all, she should have extra time since her Eras Tour is finally over. And we should say Happy Birthday to Taylor. She is 35 years old today!
Here’s a guide to can’t miss spots “Taylored” for her interests:
She could start at The Vinyl Groove Records (5100 Pearl Rd., Suite 208), a treasure trove for vintage vinyl lovers like Taylor. From there, she could visit Loganberry Books (13015 Larchmere Blvd.) and pick up a good book that will help her unwind from the hectic tour.
For vintage charm, she should check out Flower Child Vintage (11508 Clifton Blvd.) for retro finds, then of course she needs to stop by the iconic Christmas Story House (3159 W 11th St.) for festive nostalgia. Finally, she could prowl over to the Affogato Cat Cafe (761 Starkweather Ave.), where she can enjoy hot cocoa and curl up with a warm furry friend.
She could wrap up the evening with some entertainment at Hi and Dry Bowling and Beer (2221 Professor Ave.), where it’s open mic night—a perfect way to enjoy local talent. This path around Cleveland offers Taylor a fun and eclectic Cleveland experience!
She should also visit the Cleveland iconic landmarks (perhaps on a second day):
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1100 Rock and Roll Blvd.)
- Severance Hall (11001 Euclid Ave.)
- Cleveland Museum of Art (11150 East Blvd.)
- Playhouse Square (1501 Euclid Ave.)
- Cleveland Botanical Garden (11030 East Blvd.)
- Greater Cleveland Aquarium (2000 Sycamore St.)
