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  • Akron Area Arts Alliance/Summit Artspace

    140 E. Market St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
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    330.376.8480
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    A non-profit organization devoted to promoting cultural and art activities throughout Portage, Summit and Medina counties, AAAA serves as an advocate for creative organizations and is in charge of the Summit Artspace gallery. 
    Akron Area Arts Alliance/Summit Artspace

  • Akron Art Museum

    1 S. High St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
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    (330) 376-9185
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    Located downtown, the Akron Art Museum showcases regional, national and international art created since 1850. Particular areas of strength include contemporary painting and sculpture and 20th century photography. 
    Akron Art Museum

  • Akron Children's Museum

    216 S. Main Street
    Akron, Ohio 44308
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    330.396.6103
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    A gathering place for children and families, where play inspires exploration, discovery and problem solving with interactive exhibits, programs and special activities.      
    Akron Children's Museum

  • Akron Fossils & Science Center

    2080 S. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
    Copley, Ohio 44321
    Map It

    (330) 665-3466
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    The center includes 3,500 square feet dedicated to hands-on learning that explores creation science and intelligent design models — specifically, the story of how we, and the earth, came to be. It provides hands-on learning, a 2-acre outdoor park with live animals and a zip line, and a non-evolutionary based Creation Education Museum. 

     
    Akron Fossils & Science Center

  • Akron Glass Works

    421 Spicer St.
    Akron, Ohio 44311
    Map It

    330.253.5888
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    Hot glass studio and gift shop. Demonstrations, workshops, original glass pieces and art for sale, made on site by local artists. Seasonal events. 
    Akron Glass Works

  • Akron Police Museum

    217 S. High St. Mezzanine Level
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    (330) 375-2390

    Fans of police memorabilia will enjoy the Akron Police Museum, located within the Harold K. Stubbs Justice Center, for photos, weapons, uniforms and additional artifacts from the Rubber City’s 200-year police history. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Free. Appointments strongly suggested.  
    Akron Police Museum

  • Akron Zoo

    505 Euclid Ave
    Akron, Ohio 44307
    Map It

    (330) 375-2550
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    The Akron Zoo has achieved both AZA and World Conservation Zoo accreditation &mdash. Penguins, Galapagos turtles, jaguars, Sumatran tigers and more exotic creatures await.  
    Akron Zoo

  • Akron-Summit County Public Library

    60 S. High St.
    Akron, Ohio 44326
    Map It

    330-643-9000
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    The Akron-Summit County Public Library provides resources for learning and leisure, information services, meeting spaces, and programs for all ages that support, improve, and enrich individual, family and community life. 
    Akron-Summit County Public Library

  • Bath and Hudson


    Bath and Hudson, Ohio
    Map It

    Bath Township Administrative Offices: 330.666.4007

    Make a day of it in Bath, which is home of the historical Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad, Hale Farm & Village and the Bath Nature Preserve; move on to Hudson, where the First & Main District offers shopping and dining along the charming streets. 
    Bath and Hudson

  • Bethlehem Cave and Nativity Museum

    2425 Myersville Rd.
    Akron, Ohio 44312
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    330.699.5086
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    Visit a replica of the cave where Jesus was born at Nativity of the Lord Jesus Catholic Church. The Nativity Museum features the Altar of the Nativity, Altar of the Magi, and Manger, as well as collection of Nativities from around the world. 
    Bethlehem Cave and Nativity Museum

  • Bounce Innovation Hub

    526 S Main St
    Akron, OH 44311
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    330.785.7403
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    Bounce Innovation Hub was founded in January 2018 and serves northeast Ohio entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses. Located in downtown Akron, the nonprofit organization comprises more than 300,000 square feet of coworking, event, meeting and professional office space. With more than 50 organizations in the building, Bounce accounts for more than 250 people working and creating. 

  • Conrad Botzum Farm

    996 Endicott Drive
    Akron, Ohio 44313
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    (330) 867-6681
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    Weddings, receptions, reunions and more are met with rustic elegance at this renovated farmstead located in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Events can be held in the 1898 Bank Barn, which has been remodeled to include handicap accessible facilities. 
    Conrad Botzum Farm

  • Curated Storefront

    526 S. Main St. Ste. 503A
    Akron, OH 44311
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    330.800.0342
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    Curated Storefront brings compelling art to diverse audiences through a dynamic program of installations, events, and exhibits that activate underutilized buildings and spaces in Akron, and provides artists with opportunities to expand their practices. 
    Curated Storefront

  • Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad

    PO Box 158
    Peninsula, Ohio 44264
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    (800) 468-4070
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    Ride the rails through Cuyahoga Valley National Park aboard one of the oldest and most scenic tourist excursion railways in the U.S. Board at the Akron Northside Station, Peninsula Depot or Rockside Station in Independence. Learn about the area’s history from the “Voices of the Valley” audio tour during a regular round trip. CVSR offers year-round special events, including the "Ales on Rails" beer tasting train or Grape Escape wine tasting train, Day Out With Thomas, the Polar Express, Bike Aboard! and numerous other family-friendly theme rides during the year. 
    Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad

  • Dr. Bob’s Home

    855 Ardmore Ave.
    Akron, Ohio 44302
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    (330) 864-1935
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    International sobriety support group Alcoholics Anonymous originated at the home of Dr. Bob Smith, who founded AA in the 1930s. The haven that once welcomed suffering alcoholics now welcomes visitors, who can see exhibits dedicated to Dr. Bob's life and studies. 
    Dr. Bob’s Home

  • Emily Davis Gallery

    The University of Akron – Folk Hall 150 E. Exchange St.
    Akron, Ohio 44325
    Map It

    (330) 972-6030
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    The Myers School of Art's galleries provide an environment of encouragement and inspiration for students, faculty and the community. Visit the website for current exhibits. 
    Emily Davis Gallery

  • Fannie May Chocolate Factory

    5353 Lauby Rd.
    N. Canton, Ohio 44720
    Map It

    330.966.5540
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    Ever wonder how caramels, Buckeyes, truffles and everything else chocolate-covered are made? Find out during a factory tour of Harry London’s operation, which has churned out sweet confections since 1922. Enter the retail store at the end of your tour that features more than 500 varieties of gourmet chocolates and candies. Call for seasonal hours and factory tour reservations. 
    Fannie May Chodolate Factory

  • Fun Makers/Heaven Bound Ascensions

    66 N. Villageview Rd.
    Tallmadge, Ohio 44278
    Map It

    330-633-3288
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    Soar the skies of Cleveland, Akron and Canton from the basket of a hot air balloon at dawn or dusk. Experience the free feeling of drifting through the valleys over pristine lakes and streams, or pick leaves while skimming over treetops. 
    Fun Makers/Heaven Bound Ascensions

  • Glendale Cemetery

    150 Glendale Ave.
    Akron, Ohio 44302
    Map It

    (330) 253-2317
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    With picturesque trees and monuments, this park-like cemetery is the burial spot of some of Akron’s famous residents. Founded in 1839, the Cemetery is now listed on the National Register of Historic Landscapes. Unique features, such as architectural elements of the memorial chapel and bell tower, make for a historical visit to the grounds, while the stillness and serenity of the site encourages reflection. 
    Glendale Cemetery

  • Greater Akron Baseball Hall of Fame

    Canal Park Stadium 300 S. Main Street
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    330.603.8752
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    An organization established to honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the game of baseball in the Greater Akron area. Those being honored include players, coaches, managers, sponsors, umpires and administrators. 
    Greater Akron Baseball Hall of Fame

  • Hale Farm & Village

    2686 Oak Hill Rd.
    Bath, Ohio 44210
    Map It

    (330) 666-3711
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    Return to life in Ohio during the 19th-century in this living history village, owned by the Western Reserve Historical Society. See blacksmiths, candlestick makers and cooks at work in their respective dwellings, or visit with furry farm animals. Popular annual events welcome guests year-round.  
    Hale Farm & Village

  • Heritage Corridors of Bath


    Bath Township,
    Map It

    330.666.4007

    Originally part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, the Heritage Corridors of Bath connects nineteenth century hamlets with the Hale Farm and Village, the Bath Nature Preserve and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.  
    Heritage Corridors of Bath

  • House Three Thirty

    532 W. Market St.
    Akron, Ohio 44303
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    The LeBron James Family Foundation’s House Three Thirty is a one-of-a-kind destination designed to bring people together with world-class dining, retail, arts, entertainment, and mentorship offerings. Home of the world’s only LeBron James museum, Akron’s first-ever Community Model Starbucks, the iconic Cabaret for concerts, movie premieres and other performing arts, Hometown Hall for weddings and large-scale gatherings, The Sweet Shop featuring local favorites, The Taco Shop, The Retail Shop, and The Family Room where all are welcome to come and spend some time – there is something for everyone at House Three Thirty. In every aspect of the design, operation, and programming of House Three Thirty, the LeBron James Family Foundation has taken great care in creating the highest quality experience for the entire Akron community and beyond.  
    House Three Thirty

  • Hower House

    60 Fir Hill
    Akron, Ohio 44325
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    (330) 972-6909
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    Completed in 1871 this Second Empire Italianate home was built by John Henry and Susan Youngker Hower. It remains one of the finest and best preserved examples of its style in the country. This 28-room mansion is filled with treasures and furnishings collected from around the world by three generations of the Hower family who occupied the House. It was deeded to The University of Akron in 1970. Open for tours, events, and programs eleven months each year. 
    Hower House

  • John Brown House

    Summit County Historical Society 550 Copley Rd.
    Akron, Ohio 44320
    Map It

    330.535.1120
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    Abolitionist John Brown, who would come to fame after the Harper’s Ferry raid, moved to this cottage across the street from Perkins Mansion in 1844. The museum features a changing temporary exhibit and offers educational programming throughout the year. 
    John Brown House

  • John S. Knight Center

    77 E. Mill St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    330.374.8900
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    This convention center is Akron’s premier destination, offering flexible meeting space for small- and large-scale events throughout the year, from private gatherings to giant expositions and sporting competitions. 
    John S. Knight Center

  • Kent State University Fashion Museum

    Rockwell Hall E. Main and S. Lincoln streets
    Kent, Ohio 44242
    Map It

    (330) 672-3450
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    The museum, located on the Kent State campus, features eight galleries of rotating exhibits by artists and designers. The Museum boasts a wonderful store as well. 
    Kent State University Fashion Museum
  • Locked in at the Lakes

  • Lockheed Martin Airdock

    1210 Massillon Rd.
    Akron, Ohio 44306
    Map It

    (330) 796-1244
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    Goodyear built the Airdock in 1929 as a facility to manufacture its airships. At 1,175 feet long, 325 feet wide and 211 feet high, this is one of the largest buildings in the world without interior supports. Drive-by photo opportunities only. 
    Lockheed Martin Airdock
  • Malley’s Chocolates

  • MAPS Air Museum

    2260 International Pkwy.
    North Canton, Ohio 44720
    Map It

    (330) 896-6332
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    Bombers, fighter jets, historical aircrafts and more are on display at the Military Aviation Preservation Society Museum, which showcases both vintage military and civilian aircrafts. While you’re there, also visit a number of interactive exhibits. 
    MAPS Air Museum

  • MGM Northfield Park

    10777 Northfield Road
    Northfield, Ohio 44067
    Map It

    330.908.7625
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    Best-in-class gaming, as well as a variety of musical and comedy venues. Enjoy dining and entertainment at Kosar's Wood-fired Grill, TAP Sports Bar, and Concerto Italian Kitchen. 

     

     
    MGM Northfield Park

  • Moos Gallery

    Western Reserve Academy Fine Arts Building
    Hudson, Ohio 44236
    Map It

    (330) 650-4400
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    An art gallery that features both student and professional artwork through the Western Reserve Academy. 
    Moos Gallery

  • Mustill Store and Cascade Locks Park Association

    Cascade Locks Park 248 Ferndale St.
    Akron, Ohio 44304
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    330.374.5625
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    The Mustill Store, circa 1850, is open to the public, weekends, April through October. Across the Towpath, up to 70 boats a day passed through Lock 15, stopping at the store for supplies. Cascade Locks Park Association protects this important history. 
    Mustill Store and Cascade Locks Park Association

  • National Museum of Psychology

    73 S. College St.
    Akron, Ohio 44325
    Map It

    330.972.7285
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    The National Museum of Psychology invites visitors to explore the history of our attempts to understand the human experience. Highlights include interactive exhibits on memory, intelligence, and personality; home movies of Sigmund Freud; a Nobel Prize; the simulated shock generator from Stanley Milgram's obedience studies, and; artifacts from the Stanford Prison Experiment.  
    National Museum of Psychology
  • None Too Fragile Theatre at the Coach House
  • Northside Marketplace/District & High Street Area

  • Oakwood Chapel

    2420 Oakwood Dr
    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221
    Map It

    330.928.7292
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    Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the chapel welcomes visitors for a variety of entertainment and social gatherings. 
    Oakwood Chapel

  • Ohio Shakespeare Festival

    103 S. High Street, 6th Floor
    Akron, Ohio 44308
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    Tickets: 888.718.4253
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    As a professional theatre company, we are dedicated to articulating the inherently theatrical components of Shakespeare and his fellow playwrights throughout the ages in a manner that enables the collected imaginations of the artists to meet the collective imagination of the audience in a public celebration that transforms the world in which we live. 
    Ohio Shakespeare Festival

  • Ohio Veterans' Memorial Park

    8005 S Cleveland Massillon Rd
    Clinton, Ohio 44216
    Map It

    330.529.4001
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    Funded solely by private donations, the memorial park is unlike any other with the longest free-standing memorial in the country. 
    Ohio Veterans' Memorial Park
  • Pan African Center for Community Studies

  • Peanut Shoppe of Akron

    203 S. Main St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
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    330.376.7020
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    The best nuts are the freshest nuts, and that’s what the Peanut Shoppe offers everyday to all who pass through its doors since the 1930s. The store sells a wide selection of healthy snacks, chocolate, candies, fresh peanut butter and even sugar-free treats. 
    Peanut Shoppe of Akron
  • Peninsula Art Academy

  • Perkins Stone Mansion

    The Summit County Historical Society of Akron, OH (temp closed) 550 Copley Rd.
    Akron, Ohio 44320
    Map It

    330.535.1120
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    The former home of Colonel Simon Perkins Jr. is one of Ohio’s finest and most treasured examples of Greek Revival architecture. Built in 1837 and home to three generations of Perkins’, the home now offers tours and educational programs. 
    Perkins Stone Mansion

  • Portage Princess

    401 W Turkeyfoot Lake Rd
    Akron, OH 44319
    Map It

    330-499-6891
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    Boat tours around the Portage Lakes. Cruises highlight history and architecture of the area. 
    Portage Princess

  • Porthouse Theatre

    3143 O'Neil Road
    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223
    Map It

    (330) 672-3884
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    A professional, outdoor theatre located on the grounds of Blossom Music Center. Shows are presented in a covered, 500-seat, theatre. Pre-show picnics are encouraged! 
    Porthouse Theatre

  • Pro Football Hall of Fame

    2121 George Halas Dr. N.W.
    Canton, Ohio 44708
    Map It

    330-456-8207
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    The Pro Football Hall of Fame services to honor, preserve, educate and promote football. Visit permanent exhibits such as the Superbowl Theater and the Pro Football Today Gallery, as well as the new Ralph Wilson, Jr. Pro Football Research and Preservation Center, part of the HOF's "Future 50" Project celebrating the museum's 50th anniversary. 
    Pro Football Hall of Fame

  • Quirk Cultural Center

    1201 Grant Ave
    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223
    Map It

    (330) 971-8425
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    Quirk is an active cultural center with loads of activities for all ages, with unique offerings for the senior adult community that include monthly events and activities geared towards their interests. The 200-seat Newell Theatre hosts regular acts, such as Point of No Return Improv. 
    Quirk Cultural Center

  • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

    Collection Auto Group Plaza 1100 Rock and Roll Blvd.
    Cleveland, Ohio 44114
    Map It

    888-764-ROCK (7625)
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    "Rock history comes alive in Cleveland" -Rolling Stone magazine. Experience the modern music destination everyone's talking about! Visit the world's only museum devoted to celebrating popular music! 
    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

  • Sarah's Vineyard

    1204 W. Steels Corners Rd.
    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223
    Map It

    330.929.8057
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    This pre-civil war farmhouse hosts a sustainable winery operation and art gallery. Spend some time tasting wines and simple food pairings in the tasting room, loft, garden, deck with fire-pit, or the outdoor pavilion opening this summer. 
    Sarah's Vineyard

  • Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens

    714 N. Portage Path
    Akron, Ohio 44303
    Map It

    330.836.5533
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    A 65-room Tudor Revival Manor House and historic gardens and grounds make up this estate, which once belonged to F.A. Seiberling, the co-founder of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. The Estate is open from April through December for tours. 
    Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens

  • Summit Artspace

    140 E. Market St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    330.376.8480
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    Creativity runs rampant at Summit Artspace, a gallery that displays the art and performances of regional visual and performing artists. Located in the art deco building that was the original home of the Akron Beacon Journal. Featuring more than 30 exhibits a year, it also is the home of studio artists and regional arts organizations. 
    Summit Artspace

  • Summit Choral Society

    140 E Market St 50 S. Main Street, Suite LL 130
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    330.434.7464
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    Summit Choral Society's mission is to produce and present quality performances of distinguished choral music for the enrichment, enjoyment and education of our singers, patrons and the Greater Akron community. Performances take place at St. Bernard Church, Cuyahoga Falls High School Auditorium and E.J. Thomas Hall. 
    Summit Choral Society

  • Summit County Fairgrounds

    229 E. Howe Rd. 1050 North Ave.
    Tallmadge, Ohio 44278
    Map It

    330.633.6200
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    The much-anticipated annual Summit County Fair, takes place here, as well as other events: flea markets, auctions, sporting events and antique shows. 
    Summit County Fairgrounds

  • The Great Escape Room

    323 S. Main St., Suite 201
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    234.281.2877
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    You have 60 minutes to escape this Sherlock-themed adventure that combines treasure hunt and puzzle solving. 
    The Great Escape Room

  • The Nightlight Cinema

    30 N. High St.
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    330.252.5782
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    Akron's first movie house for independent art and offbeat and foreign films offers local fare and libations to compliment the experience. 
    The Nightlight Cinema

  • The Summit County Historical Society of Akron, OH

    550 Copley Rd.
    Akron, Ohio 44320
    Map It

    (330) 535-1120
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    Founded in 1924, Summit County Historical Society manages two house museums, the Perkins Stone Mansion and John Brown House. SCHS also owns Old Stone School, operated in collaboration with Akron Public Schools, and is a major partner with the City of Akron at the Akron History Exhibit at Lock 3. 
    The Summit County Historical Society of Akron, OH

  • The Winery at Wolf Creek

    2637 S. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
    Norton, Ohio 44203
    Map It

    330.666.9285
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    This family-owned winery offers wine tastings, cooking classes, tours, and other events. Ohio’s countryside is the perfect backdrop for an afternoon of tasting wine, either outside or while strolling the picturesque vineyards. 
    The Winery at Wolf Creek

  • Tuesday Musical Association

    1041 W Market St #200
    Akron, Ohio 44308
    Map It

    (330) 761-3460
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    The association has grown into a group of professional musicians and music lovers alike, who both perform and attend concerts and recitals. Pre-concert lectures and performances are held at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall. 
    Tuesday Musical Association

  • Weathervane Playhouse

    1301 Weathervane Ln.
    Akron, Ohio 44313
    Map It

    (330) 836-2626
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    Weathervane Community Playhouse produces high-quality live theater with volunteer artists, designers, and technicians under professional direction, provides education and training in theater arts and appreciation, and engages and entertains its audience and constituents to enrich the quality of life in Northeast Ohio. 
    Weathervane Playhouse

  • Western Reserve Historical Society

    10825 East Blvd
    Cleveland, OH 44106
    Map It

    216-721-5722 x239
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    Inspiring people to discover the American experience by exploring the tangible history of Northeast Ohio. Hale Farm & Village,located in the Cuyahoga Valley near Bath, Ohio, is an outdoor living history museum and a premier collection and property of Western Reserve Historical Society. 
    Western Reserve Historical Society

  • Western Reserve Playhouse

    3326 Everett Rd.
    Bath, Ohio 44286
    Map It

    (330) 620-7314
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    Experience dramas, comedies and thought-provoking performances by actors of Western Reserve Playhouse, which has been delighting audiences for more than 50 years. Performances are held in an 1886 barn, an intimate setting with 100 seats. 
    Western Reserve Playhouse