visit larchmere.com for more information The Larchmere district, a federally designated historic district, begins at East 120th Street and extends east to North Moreland Boulevard. About six miles from downtown Cleveland, you will find 10 blocks of shops, galleries, antique stores, service enterprises, restaurants and public art such as colorful bike racks reminiscent of classic wooden chair styles (think Queen Anne, Shaker and Bentwood) and playful murals on the sides of otherwise ordinary brick buildings. This urban oasis is found along the boulevard known as Larchmere, home to 30 eclectic businesses and popular community events, making it one of the area’s most entertaining destinations. Check out Loganberry Books, an independently owned and operated bookstore with a huge selection including a little bit of everything. Visitors will find leather bound and decorative bindings, mostly from 1880-1920, though some are even older. High ceilings, natural light and warm rugs provide an air of comfort and coziness throughout this home to about 100,000 volumes. Extensive sections devoted to children’s literature and modern literature, art, design, the performing arts, the sciences, history and a wonderful array of knickknacks. While many patrons simply love to stroll the stacks at Loganberry, the shop offers much more than a typical bookstore. There are book signings and other author events; discussion groups and book clubs; and open mics and music events. And don’t miss the Loganberry Books Annex Gallery, which features a monthly rotation of local artists and their work, including painting, photography, ceramics, collage and beyond. 24 City Visitor
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Larchmere Fire Works offers glassblowing and blacksmithing for beginners, as well as group classes, and a selection of pieces for sale. Learn these timeless artisan techniques and experience the joy of creating a piece of artwork with your own hands—and bring your friends and family along too!
You can find, or create your own, hand-blown glass art at Larchmere Fire Works.
Founded by artist Lawna Gamble in 2018, Willow Cove Art and Wellness Boutique has been a welcome addition to the heart of the Larchmere neighborhood. Located in a renovated historic home, Willow Cove is a healing sanctuary designed to foster personal growth and transformation through psychotherapy, self-authorship and arts expression. Services include cultural arts and expression courses and clubs, emotional support coaching for individuals and couples, small group coaching and more — all in the therapeutic setting of Willow Grove. Other offerings include workshops and projects designed to help attendees connect with one another and heal themselves through various methods of art expression and emotional support coaching. For example, Treasure Cove
