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Hershey's Chocolate World
Go on a delicious journey and discover how cocoa beans become chocolate on this free tour. See, feel, hear and smell the creation of HERSHEY'S famous chocolate. Then, enjoy a complimentary Hershey's product sample at the end!
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Enjoy family entertainment on a whole new dimension! Be a part of the fun through amazing digital animation, special effects, and interactions with the Hershey's Characters as you help them solve a mystery.
With over 100 different possible variations, you can experience it over and over and never see the same show twice. Entry for children ages 2 and under is free.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
All ages will enjoy the 40+ acre apple and peach orchards, pumpkin patches, and Applehouse market. Seasonal “Fall Family Fun” activities in September/October include Pick Your Own apples, pick your own pumpkins, pick your own sunflowers, unlimited hay rides, 2-acre corn maze for children and adults, sunflower walk (in-season September 3-17), fort delicious, hay mountain, hamster run, tire climb, obstacle course, small grass maze, train cart ride, and so much more!
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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium
See the world’s most advanced neuroscience exhibit. With the latest research and innovations, along with state-of-the-art equipment, this exhibit will inspire a new generation of scientists, technologists, and medical professionals.
Embark on the story of the brain with 30 interactive installations that show the brain from the smallest molecular level that it functions on to the amazing inner workings of how our senses, thoughts, and emotions operate.
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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium
Enter this giant maze adventure and LIVE LARGE at Dinosaur Adventure, South Florida Science Center and Aquarium’s new exhibit. Take part in reptilian role-play activities, find evidence of dinosaurs, learn why these creatures are one of the most successful survivors in Earth’s history. Walkthrough the giant maze and get an exciting new look at this prehistoric topic.
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The Clark Art Institute
See the art of Erin Shirreff in this yearlong exhibition in public spaces around the Clark. Examine how she puts analog and digital media, two and three dimensions, and still and moving images in conversation with each other, and discover the fascination surrounding the mythmaking behind art history. Shirreff looks at how history affects art by placing it in the historical record and asks us to think about what is left of the artist’s work and whether or not it is recognizable after the fact.
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The Clark Art Institute
The inspired and excellently crafted work of Claude Lalanne and François-Xavier Lalanne come together to explore the relationship between the human, animal, and vegetal worlds. Using nature for inspiration throughout their careers, these artists created sculpture, furniture, and other works that bring nature to objects in surprising ways.
This exhibit is the first American art museum exhibition dedicated to the couple in over 40 years and the first exhibition since Claude’s death in April 2019.
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The Clark Art Institute
Ground/work invites you to walk the grounds of the Clark and discover the balance between fragility and resilience that both nature and the passage of time reveal while providing something interesting with every visit. This exhibit enhances the natural beauty of the trails, pastures, and woods that inspired Ground/work and is the Clark's first outdoor exhibition.
Featuring works from Kelly Akashi, Nairy Baghramian, Jennie C. Jones, Eva LeWitt, Analia Saban, and Haegue Yang.
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The Clark Art Institute
Due to his fame and skill, Albrecht Durer (1471-1528) has long attracted imitators and interpreters- some with honorable motives, others intent on deception. Some reproductions use the copyist’s signature, while others have kept his famous monogram. Still, other “Dürer-esque” examples capitalize on the master’s success by closely mimicking his compositions or linear style. The Clark’s extensive Dürer and after-Dürer holdings offer a unique opportunity to assess his centuries-long legacy.
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The Clark Art Institute
Visit the Clark Art Institute for Norwegian painter Nikolai Astrup’s first North American exhibition of paintings and prints. Known for their powerful, vibrant palette, and enchanting realism of amazing landscapes, these works are part of why Astrup is considered one of Norway’s most important artists, even if he is widely unknown outside of his country. Nikolai Astrup: Visions of Norway features more than eighty-five works celebrating this brilliant painter, printmaker, and horticulturalist.
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The New York Botanical Garden
Known around the world for her famous infinity mirrors, colorful sculptures, and beautiful paintings, Yayoi Kusama brings her unique take on art to the New York Botanical Garden with KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature. Placed amongst the flowering cherries of the NYBG, these amazing outdoor sculptures, along with special gallery exhibits and installations, are sure to take your breath away.
Book your tickets today at nybg.org
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Join Kingsway Farm in getting into the Fall spirit with wagon rides, children’s activities, and picking out the perfect pumpkin! The farm is open Monday-Saturday 10AM-7:30PM, and Sunday 1PM-6PM. General Admission is $9 per person, $8 for Seniors 60+, and FREE for Children 3 & under and include all of the activities. Pumpkins are an extra fee, plus a ride on the Kiddie Barrel Train can be purchased for an additional $1. Daily wagon rides to the pumpkin patch start Friday, October 1st.
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Museum of the Bible
During the Cold War, an outright ban on the Bible never existed, but many religions and religious practices were forced out of public life through discouraging rhetoric and practices propagated by the state. Despite this opposition, Ken, and many others, believed anyone who wanted a copy of the Bible should have one; so they set out to bring Bibles to them. This exhibit is about his story — a tale of an ordinary man who did extraordinary things to share the Bible with the world.
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Museum of the Bible
Discover the story of the struggle for liberty within the history of the Magna Carta. Trace the role of the Bible and the English Church from the creation of the Magna Carta in the thirteenth century to today. The Bible provides many statements on rulers and ruling justly, which has inspired discussion and debate for centuries. With this exhibit, you will dive into those discussions and the role that they have played in history.
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
The Thannhauser Collection, features works from Edgar Degas, Édouard Manet, and Vincent van Gogh, and more than 30 examples by Pablo Picasso. This major gift provides an important survey of late 19th- and early 20th-century modernism. During this critical period, artists sought to liberate art from academic genres and introduce the contemporary subject matter. Thanks to this avant-garde investigation into materials and methods, these artists set the stage for radical new styles.
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Visit the Guggenheim Museum to see Jackson Pollock’s largest painting. Away from the Easel: Jackson Pollock’s Mural is a focused exhibition dedicated to Pollock’s Mural, now in the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art, Iowa City collection, thanks to Peggy Guggenheim’s donation. Mural has not been on view in New York in more than 20 years, and this presentation at the Guggenheim Museum marks its debut in the city following the completion of an extensive research and restoration project.
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Experience Knotted, Torn, Scattered: Sculpture after Abstract Expressionism, at the Guggenheim Museum, an exhibit featuring work from the 1960s and ‘70s by six artists that influenced the legacy of postwar art in the United States. With an importance placed on process, material, and performance, this exhibit shows how Jackson Pollack’s work created a change in the art world that moved off the canvas and into creative techniques in three-dimensional space.
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Zoo Miami
Come face-to-face amazing creatures as they reach out their long necks and wrap their 18-inch tongue around the food you have in your hand. Giraffe feedings take place every day between 11 am and 4 pm. Feed is $5 per bag or $12 per basket. Baskets are only available between 11 am and 3 pm.
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Zoo Miami
Step into the free-flight, 1,656-square-foot aviary house where brightly colored birds fly. Get up close to the lorikeet, parrots that are native to Australia, and feed them sweet nectar as they perch on your arm, hand, and sometimes head.
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Magazzino Italian Art Foundation
Discover the work of Sardinian-born and longtime resident of Springs, NY Costantino Nivola. The new exhibit Nivola: Sandscapes, features a selection of 50 sandcast sculptures, reliefs, and maquettes from the early 1950s to the 1970s. Explore Nivola’s impact on modern urban architecture and design while studying the artistic process and influences evident in these works of art.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Nickajack Farms offers Fall Fun for all ages! Have little ones? Nickajack is a functioning farm, that offers hands on farm fun along with fall themed activities. The activities include, hayrides, corn maze, pony rides, barnyard animals, chippies corn crib, Strides Slides, Rascals Round Up, Peddle Carts, and so much more. Nickajack grows family traditions, visit today to learn and have fun! Admission is $12 per person and allows you unlimited access to all of the activities.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Come on out to Cedar Crest Farm to take part in over 20 activities that they will be hosting during their Fall Festival! Experience life on the farm and visit our farm animals, explore the 5 acre corn maze, straw bale climb, corn box, trike track and our education station. Bring the family for the day to enjoy outdoor exploration and the Grosenbaugh Food Truck or a quick stop for a few mums and pumpkins.
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Zoo Miami
Meet some of Zoo Miami's animal ambassadors at The Sami Amphitheater. Watch as they engage in training sessions with some of the fascinating Zoo Miami creatures. Ooh, ahh, and laugh along with the rest of the audience.
Presentations are adapted depending on the size of the audience and animals. Animals presented are subject to change without notice.
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Zoo Miami
Meet and feed the beautiful Dromedary camels in Critter Connection. You and your guests can interact with these majestic animals and learn more about them by talking with Zoom Miami's trained zookeepers.
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Maize Valley Winery & Craft Brewery
With activities for all ages, Maize Valley is the perfect destination for fun fall family outings. Access to the fall activity area will require a pre-purchased admission ticket valid for a three hour time period.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
The perfect Sunday starts here. Join us aboard the Becky Thatcher for the ultimate brunch experience. With live entertainment, chef-inspired cuisine, and great views, your Sunday will not disappoint! A cash bar is available.
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North Museum of Nature & Science
Join North Museum's keepers and volunteers every Saturday at 12:30 in the Live Animal Room for a feeding demonstration. Learn about the diets of the animals; help make salads for box turtles, or watch as one of the snakes swallows a mouse whole!
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Zoo Miami
Meet and feed the beautiful Dromedary camels in Critter Connection. You and your guests can interact with these majestic animals and learn more about them by talking with Zoom Miami's trained zookeepers.
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Zoo Miami
Meet and feed the beautiful Dromedary camels in Critter Connection. You and your guests can interact with these majestic animals and learn more about them by talking with Zoom Miami's trained zookeepers.
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Zoo Miami
Meet some of Zoo Miami's animal ambassadors at The Sami Amphitheater. Watch as they engage in training sessions with some of the fascinating Zoo Miami creatures. Ooh, ahh, and laugh along with the rest of the audience.
Presentations are adapted depending on the size of the audience and animals. Animals presented are subject to change without notice.
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Flagler Museum
Listen to live musical performances on Sundays this Fall while taking a self-guided tour through Flagler's Gilded Age-era mansion, Whitehall. For a limited time, general admission visitors may delight in the sounds of the Music Room’s historic 1902 J.S. Odell and Co. organ and the custom-built 1901 Steinway and Sons model B piano on display in the Drawing Room, as they are exercised weekly as part of the Museum’s collection conservation program.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Get in the groove with a night of old-school R&B, delicious food, and signature drinks. This evening cruise is the perfect getaway for those who miss that classic beat. Enjoy a cocktail on the top deck overlooking the St. Louis skyline, or tear up the dance floor below. However you like to get down, you’ll find something to love on this exclusive cruise. Must be 21.
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Canton Palace Theatre
Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo perform live at the Canton Palace Theatre. Please note this tour is requiring all fans to provide PRINTED proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the event OR full vaccination for entry.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Enjoy live music and art at least 3 nights a week at Buzzbin Art & Music Shop in the Canton Music Block!
Find out what the buzz is all about in the Canton Arts District! Join us in the Canton Music Block to experience the heartbeat of the city!
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Flamingo Gardens
Join Flamingo Gardens on Sunday mornings for a gentle yoga practice in the great outdoors and be truly present in the natural beauty of Flamingo Gardens. Please bring your own mat and towel.
On the first Sunday of every month: Aromatherapy & Yoga – Raw Essences Flow with Cintia Wess a gentle yoga class that integrates aromatherapy and breathing techniques. On all other Sundays: Feel Good Flow with Sarah Freemyer a slow flow vinyasa class that focuses on mindful movement.
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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium
See the world’s most advanced neuroscience exhibit. With the latest research and innovations, along with state-of-the-art equipment, this exhibit will inspire a new generation of scientists, technologists, and medical professionals.
Embark on the story of the brain with 30 interactive installations that show the brain from the smallest molecular level that it functions on to the amazing inner workings of how our senses, thoughts, and emotions operate.
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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium
Enter this giant maze adventure and LIVE LARGE at Dinosaur Adventure, South Florida Science Center and Aquarium’s new exhibit. Take part in reptilian role-play activities, find evidence of dinosaurs, learn why these creatures are on of the most successful survivors in Earth’s history. Walk through the giant maze and get an exciting new look at this prehistoric topic.
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Tours of Cleveland
The Downtown Highlights tour begins in Public Square & ends at Playhouse Square. This tour covers all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one great, two-hour tour! The tour discusses a brief history of Cleveland, the buildings on Public Square and along the Mall, the Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland Federal Reserve, Playhouse Square, with a visit inside the Arcade and the Cleveland Trust Company Building, as well as tales of Cleveland’s most famous residents. Reservations Required.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Downtown Canton offers a wide variety of restaurants for dinner. Try them all during Restaurant Week, from the newest restaurants in Canton to its oldest and finest classics, your palette will be pleased time after time with the delicious fare and festive cocktails at each downtown destination. Get the Downtown Canton Restaurant Week app to redeem special offers and prix fixe menus, plus check-in at each restaurant and be entered to win gift certificates for a return visit.
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CambridgeSide
Save a life, give blood! The American Red Cross urgently needs blood donors of all types, especially type O. Please consider making an appointment to donate at an American Red Cross blood drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at CambridgeSide. Donors are asked to register in advance.
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Tours of Cleveland
This walking tour highlights public art in all its forms in and around the Civic Center of downtown. You'll not only visit the art but explore the artist, their ties to Cleveland, the history and possible controversy surrounding the work as well as the people being depicted, and their connections to Cleveland. See contemporary sculptures like the Free Stamp and statues of historical figures like Jesse Owens, Alexander Hamilton, and Mayor Tom Johnson to name a few. Reservations Required.
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Pritzker Military Museum & Library
The Mauldin exhibit provides a retrospective on Bill Mauldin, who used his artistry and wit to comment on the world as he saw it, earning 2 Pulitzer Prizes in the process. As a soldier and nationally syndicated political cartoonist, he critiqued the policies and actions of our nation’s leaders about war, civil rights, and social justice.
The exhibit includes the largest collection of Bill Mauldin’s drawings and cartoons, plus his personal Pulitzer Prize awards and Purple Heart medal.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Join Gervasi Vineyard on Tuesdays throughout the summer with your furry friend!
Gervasi Vineyard welcomes guests to bring their dogs to The Piazza on Tuesday evenings throughout the summer. Enjoy dinner with al fresco dining on The Piazza patio with your furry companion!
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Tours of Cleveland
The Downtown Highlights tour begins in Public Square & ends at Playhouse Square. This tour covers all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one great, two-hour tour! The tour discusses a brief history of Cleveland, the buildings on Public Square and along the Mall, the Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland Federal Reserve, Playhouse Square, with a visit inside the Arcade and the Cleveland Trust Company Building, as well as tales of Cleveland’s most famous residents. Reservations Required.
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Zoo Atlanta
Launch a charge of your own and celebrate the magnificent rhino. Meet Zoo Atlanta's very own Mumbles the southern white rhino, learn all about this fascinating species with biofacts, or be a conservation hero with the purchase of an Animal Awareness Day tote bag.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Gervasi’s weekly Cruise-Ins are casual, family-friendly gatherings for car lovers of all ages, featuring a wide range of cars and trucks from the very old to the not-so-old. Admission is free. Take advantage of door prizes, 50/50 drawings, and special cruiser food discounts for the first 100 vehicles in the showcase lot. Enjoy a relaxing summer evening as you wander between fenders while admiring the surrounding beauty of the vineyard’s grounds and buildings.
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Dalton Brewing Company
Every Wednesday, come compete with friends on Trivia Night at Dalton Brewing Company.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
The Triumphant Quartet is coming to Hartville Kitchen this Fall! Experience the warm atmosphere and delicious food Hartville Kitchen has to offer while enjoying a great concert or show! Get up close and personal with some of the biggest entertainers around. Bring your family to celebrate the Hartville tradition and create new memories.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
The Mississippi River and blues music are a match made in heaven. Come see for yourself aboard this lively cruise celebrating a St. Louis tradition. This long-standing cruise series features some of the region’s best blues artists, from local favorites to up-and-comers. All season long, this cruise is the perfect place to grab a drink and take it easy for a night. Must be 21.
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Zoo Atlanta
Get wild with Zoo Atlanta and celebrate gorillas while working towards conservation for them and their habitats. Enjoy biofacts and activities to learn all about these amazing creatures, be a conservation hero with the purchase of an Animal Awareness Day tote bag, and make a pledge to help the gorillas.
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Great Lakes Science Center
Step into a simulated space elevator and travel to the edge of the universe, design and test a supersonic jet to face off in a virtual high speed flying competition, experience a flight simulation with motion-sensing technology to get a sense of what it’s like to fly like a bird, and discover concepts for future aircraft. Get ready to explore the future of aerospace technology and air travel!
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Tours of Cleveland
The Downtown Highlights tour begins in Public Square & ends at Playhouse Square. This tour covers all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one great, two-hour tour! The tour discusses a brief history of Cleveland, the buildings on Public Square and along the Mall, the Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland Federal Reserve, Playhouse Square, with a visit inside the Arcade and the Cleveland Trust Company Building, as well as tales of Cleveland’s most famous residents. Reservations Required.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Make any night special. Our flagship evening cruise features live music, a chef-inspired buffet, and captivating views of the St. Louis skyline. This two-hour cruise is perfect for celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a romantic night out, or just relaxing on the water. Take a stroll around the top deck to see the city from brand new angles as it lights up the night sky.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
What better way to relive the “Swing Era” than by cruising on St. Louis’ only floating ballroom? The night will start with swing dance lessons provided by a guest instructor. Once aboard, enjoy the sounds of top local big bands as you dance the night away! Access to the main deck and air top deck will be available along with seating for those who simply wish to enjoy the cruise and watch.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Enjoy a night of fabulous, floating high-falutin’ fun aboard the city’s one and only boat cruise turned drag show! Hosted by drag queen extraordinaire Jade Sinclair, this late-night drag show features St. Louis divas working the stage for your amusement. So pull up a chair, grab a cocktail and enjoy a night out on the water.
Reservations are required. Ages 21+ only. Cash bar available.
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Visit Marietta, Georgia
With 54 vendors to walk amongst, there's plenty to discover during the Marietta Square Farmer's Market. Purchase heirloom tomatoes, fruits,, and vegetables that are rarely, if ever, available from the grocery store. Plus, enjoy staples like potatoes, onions, tomatoes, squash, and beans in addition to pattypan squash, heirloom salad mix, amazing cut flower arrangements, local honey, herbal soaps, whole-grain breads, jelly, jam, and preserves.
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Visit Marietta, Georgia
Every Saturday enjoy the paintings, drawings, and photography of fine artists settled alongside skilled craftspeople who feature an eclectic roster of distinctive goods including fire pits, cutting boards, terraria, pens, and fine jewelry. Located in the parking lot beside the Marietta Square Market, this art ecosystem connects local fine artists and artisans with the community adding culture and charm to the Historic Marietta Square experience.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
The Fall Arts & Crafts Festival showcases 150+ local vendors selling handmade goods, foods and crafts. Shoppers will also enjoy live music, food truck fare, inflatables for kids (weather permitting) and seasonal actives all while seeking out those special finds!
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
The Fall Arts & Crafts Festival showcases 150+ local vendors selling handmade goods, foods and crafts. Shoppers will also enjoy live music, food truck fare, inflatables for kids (weather permitting) and seasonal actives all while seeking out those special finds!
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Tours of Cleveland
Our Downtown Highlights tour begins in Public Square & ends at Playhouse Square. This tour covers all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one great, two-hour tour! The tour discusses a brief history of Cleveland, the buildings on Public Square and along the Mall, the Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland Federal Reserve, Playhouse Square, with a visit inside the Arcade and the Cleveland Trust Company Building, as well as tales of Cleveland’s most famous residents. Reservations Required.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Discover the inner workings of river traffic during this day-long cruise to the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. A delicious lunch buffet will welcome you aboard, along with a cash bar featuring local beers and signature cocktails. Once at the dam, you’ll experience passage through the lock system while your cruise’s narrator explains how this intricate system came to life.
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Canton Memorial Civic Center
The Hall of Fame City Comic Con returns in 2021 to the Canton Civic Center in downtown Canton! We will be making our return to the Canton Memorial Civic Center with all new legendary guest artists, great vendors, and the best local artists around!
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Canton Palace Theatre
The World’s Largest Ghost Hunt is back and in-person in Canton Ohio, hosted by Team SPECTRE! The Canton Palace Theatre and the crew from Team S.P.E.C.T.R.E. will host three ghost hunts in celebration of Worlds Ghost Hunting Day 2021. This tour will cover the theatre so there will be plenty of walking and stairs. Under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or court-appointed guardian. All proceeds benefit the restoration of the Historic Canton Palace Theatre.
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Tours of Cleveland
The Downtown Highlights tour begins in Public Square & ends at Playhouse Square. This tour covers all the highlights of downtown Cleveland in one great, two-hour tour! The tour discusses a brief history of Cleveland, the buildings on Public Square and along the Mall, the Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland Federal Reserve, Playhouse Square, with a visit inside the Arcade and the Cleveland Trust Company Building, as well as tales of Cleveland’s most famous residents. Reservations Required.
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Great Lakes Science Center
Step into a simulated space elevator and travel to the edge of the universe, design and test a supersonic jet to face off in a virtual high speed flying competition, experience a flight simulation with motion-sensing technology to get a sense of what it’s like to fly like a bird, and discover concepts for future aircraft. Get ready to explore the future of aerospace technology and air travel!
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Gervasi Vineyard
Be one of the first to enjoy Gervasi Vineyard’s new wine and spirits in a fall-themed release event in The Pavilion paired with chef-inspired small bites.
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Gervasi Vineyard
It's time for another string trio at Gervasi Vineyard, but not the normal instruments you are used to! Come listen to the music of a viola, cello, and double bass as you enjoy a glass of wine in the open air Pavilion. This unique experience will allow listeners to be fully immersed in the music and get to know the musicians even better.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Join us at the Hartville MarketPlace on September 30th, October 1st and October 2nd for The Hartville Americana Show! With over 12 acres of blacktop spaces available, this is a great show to buy and sell advertising, signs, gas and oil, petroliana, antiques, and much more! While vending at The Hartville Americana Show you will also enjoy live music, food trucks, and much more!
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Join us at the Hartville MarketPlace on September 30th, October 1st and October 2nd for The Hartville Americana Show! With over 12 acres of blacktop spaces available, this is a great show to buy and sell advertising, signs, gas and oil, petroliana, antiques, and much more! While vending at The Hartville Americana Show you will also enjoy live music, food trucks, and much more!
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Visit Marietta, Georgia
Enjoy an evening of live music, performance, and local art as you shop, dine, and experience all The Marietta Square has to offer. Art Walk is a free self-guided walking tour of Marietta Square’s galleries, museums, cultural venues, restaurants, and businesses. During Art Walk, each participating venue hosts a local artist outside of its storefront in Marietta Square.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
The Ghost Cruise is a mesmerizing tribute to the phantastical. Let the chills wash over you as the Victorian horror troupe, Phantasmagoria, performs twisted tales of Halloween legend right before your eyes.
It’s an evening of dance, movement, and storytelling perfect for those who embrace the Halloween spirit.
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Canton Palace Theatre
The Canton Palace Theatre presents a selection of classic “Twilight Zone” episodes, as well as a raffle for prizes! Featured episodes:
- What You Need
- A Nice Place to Visit
- Mr. Dingle, The Strong
- Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
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Gervasi Vineyard
Cleveland Ballet is coming back to Gervasi Vineyard for a fall performance in the beautiful covered Pavilion, nestled between a sparkling lake and lush vineyard. There will be two shows starting at 2 pm and 7 pm. Each performance will be approximately one hour and 15 minutes. Premium tickets are $70 per person and are located in the front half of the Pavilion. General tickets are $60 per person and are located in the back half of the Pavilion.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Looking for something different? Hosted outside under our pavilion, our Moonlight Market will have a unique atmosphere with music, food trucks, lights, and vendors. This event is perfect for someone who works during the day, or someone who just loves to shop. Come experience our Moonlight Market!
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Looking for something different? Hosted outside under our pavilion, our Moonlight Market will have a unique atmosphere with music, food trucks, lights, and vendors. This event is perfect for someone who works during the day, or someone who just loves to shop. Come experience our Moonlight Market!
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Akron Art Museum
Outwit Game (Second Friday each month)
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Mark your calendars, round up your friends and family, grab your blankets and chairs, and join us for our FREE Outdoor Family Movies. All movies begin at DUSK!
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
It’s the most wonderful time for a beer! Celebrate everyone’s favorite German holiday and have a few pints along the way on this special afternoon cruise. Feast on a full buffet of authentic German dishes, crack open your favorite beer from the cash bar and dance to the sounds of a German folk band. It’s a floating celebration the whole family will love. Prost!
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Michael Sonata is one of the most sought after Frank Sinatra tribute artists in the country. His vocal styling and presence is second only to the masterful embodiment of the singing legend himself.The Dave Banks Big Band - which has performed at the Lions Lincoln Theatre for The Rat Pack and The Fly Gals: Echoes of the Andrews Sisters - will be performing with Michael. Come experience the songs of Frank Sinatra with a full 17- piece Big Band!
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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium
Guests 60 and older are invited for a day of science. Learn from presenters at 2 pm, see a planetarium show, and interact with over 100 educational exhibits. Complimentary Mini Golf and a planetarium show (3 pm and 4 pm) are included.
Presentation topics are 10/13 Bones & Balance, 11/10 Medicare & Elder Law, 12/8 Diabetes & Arthritis, 1/12 Eyes & Ears, 2/9 Heart Disease, Hypertension & Oral Health, 3/9 Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease & Mental Health, and 4/13 Lungs & Senior Living.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Since organizing in 1990, Greater Vision has been inspiring audiences with its rich vocal blend and its effective ability to communicate the message of the gospel. They are the most awarded trio in Gospel music. Enjoy a delicious Hartville Kitchen meal in our concert venue before the show.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
There will be over 25 vendors at the Hartville Sports Card Show at the Hartville MarketPlace & Flea Market.
Each vendor will be selling sports cards, memorabilia, autographs, and so much more! For the entry level collector to the seasoned veteran, this show will have something for everyone! This show is free general admission and will be located in the food court at the Hartville Marketplace.
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
There will be over 25 vendors at the Hartville Sports Card Show at the Hartville MarketPlace & Flea Market.
Each vendor will be selling sports cards, memorabilia, autographs, and so much more! For the entry-level collector to the seasoned veteran, this show will have something for everyone! This show is free general admission and will be located in the food court at the Hartville Marketplace.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
A night out for the girls filled with food, shopping, and great giveaways. Come enjoy a relaxing evening filled with Dinner, Prizes, and Shopping at the Shops at Hartville Kitchen! Start your evening with a homestyle cooked meal and desserts. Then sit back and watch as we showcase the hottest items in our store while giving out incredible door prizes. Following the showcase, feel free to enjoy after-hours shopping in our gift shop and bakery. Tickets are required and this event sells out!
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