Superman, after all, was created in Cleveland in 1932 by Glenville High School classmates Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, and the city’s connection to the Man of Steel runs deep. From panel discussions and film screenings to family-friendly festivals and photo ops, here are five super events happening around town:

“Three great pop culture experiences are converging in Cleveland,” says Emily Lauer, vice president of communications for Destination Cleveland, the city’s tourism marketing arm. Combined with a thriving culinary scene, buzzy neighborhoods, and seasonal special events, she observes, “It’s a great time to consider a weekend getaway to Cleveland.”

By Hanna Rantala LONDON (Reuters) -Donning the famous red cape for the first time in the new "Superman" movie gave actor David Corenswet a big confidence boost. A relative newcomer, Corenswet follows in the footsteps of Christopher Reeve and more recently Henry Cavill,