Cleveland's hidden bridge returns for tours

Driving the news: The bridge will be open from 10am-5pm as part of the county's America 250 celebration.

• Guests can explore the lower deck, learn about its history and meet the team working to reimagine the space for future public use.
• "Busker-style musicians" will provide live entertainment throughout the subway level.

Catch up quick: County Executive Chris Ronayne has championed reopening the bridge's lower level as a park and multi-modal transit pathway — Cleveland's answer to New York's "High Line."

• Streetcars operated there from 1918 to 1954.

What they're saying: "Investing in the Veterans Memorial Bridge and identifying opportunities for new connections and opportunity for public space means expanding access to places that define our community," Annie Pease, Cuyahoga County's senior advisor for transportation, said in a statement.

Before you go: Admission is free, but all visitors must sign a liability waiver before entering the lower level.

• Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Leashed pets are welcome.

💭 Sam's thought bubble: I'll see you there.