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Whether you have plenty of it or you don't have nearly enough, money is something that everyone is interested in. Get a different view of currency when you take a tour of the Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Check out thirty exhibits about the history and power of money. One of the many highlights include a 23-foot-tall money tree that is located right across from the museum's entrance. While the majority of the tour is self-guided, the admission is free.

Catching a rough but impressive up-and-coming band or seeing an established group play at Cleveland's Agora Theater and Ballroom is much like having the musicians hang out in your living room. The entertainment venue is thick with retro charm and a certain kind of roughness that is superbly genuine. The sound system may be a bit distorted and the crowd may not be the most refined, but the spirit of the venue only adds a sense of authenticity to whatever is happening on stage. There are two stages for concerts as well as a smaller lounge for more low-profile performances.

County fairs always seem to bring out the best in people. That tradition still holds true at the Cuyahoga County Fair held every August. The fact that the fair has been held every year for the past 115 years speaks volumes about its tradition and popularity. Check out the farm animals in competition but don't forget to treat yourself to the fried cheese and other tasty snacks. More than twenty midway rides, 100 food vendors, country music and a demolition derby all make this a must-attend festival!