The legend that is the Cleveland Microwave to make an appearance at South Euclid’s X-mas in July event
The Cleveland Microwave was abandoned last December on a bench in South Euclid. It soon became an online and in-person attraction, with visitors leaving next to it gifts and donations to the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.
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