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Flamingo Gardens
Enjoy the whimsy and craftsmanship of 10 giant insect sculptures created from willow limbs, twigs, and branches by artist David Rogers, nestled among the pathways through Flamingo Gardens. In the gardens you'll come upon enormous ants marching to a picnic, a giant spider dangling from a tree, and a humongous dragonfly hovering over the water. Highlights of the exhibit include a 10' tall Daddy Long Legs and a 17' long Praying Mantis!
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century--the Golden Age of Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer--have been a highlight of The Met collection since the Museum's founding purchase in 1871. This exhibition will bring together some of the Museum's greatest paintings to represent this remarkable chapter of art history in a new light.
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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
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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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Enjoy a delicious meal and picturesque views on this two-hour lunch cruise featuring local sights, signature drinks, and live entertainment. After lunch, take a stroll around the top deck to discover unrivaled views of the St. Louis skyline, or relax downstairs with the sounds of a Dixieland duo. Each cruise is also narrated by the boat captain or National Parks Service Ranger, who will share sights and stories as you ride the river.
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Fat Sal's Bar and Grill
Whether you're in the mood for a homestyle plate of chicken and waffles, a big plate of eggs and home fries, sweet french toast, or a classic omelet, Fat Sal's Bottomless Brunch has got the perfect menu for you. Choose one entree and receive bottomless Mimosas, Bellinis, Sangria & Bloody Marys, Soft Drinks, Coffee, or Tea with Mini Cream Puffs for $28.99.
Kids can get in on the fun as well, and choose a delicious breakfast from the children's brunch menu for just $12.
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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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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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CambridgeSide
The Community Supported Art Collection supports art-making in the City of Cambridge, showcasing various works for purchase from local artists.
The collection features a diverse group of artists all with ties to the City of Cambridge including Judith Motzkin, Janet Malenfant, Boriana Kantcheva, Nancy Hart, and others. The exhibit features a variety of mediums including paintings, sculptures, printmaking, drawing, glass art, graphic design, and more.
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CambridgeSide
Enjoy the splendor of the countryside through the talented lens of local photographers. CambridgeSide has announced the opening of Field of Vision, an exhibition from the Photographic Resource Center of Cambridge, MA honoring the New England landscape and its innate beauty. Curated by Jessica Burko, the exhibition features photographs by Deborah Kaplan, Steven Keirstead, Bruce Myren, Suzanne Révy and Anne Randolph.
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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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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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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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Canton Museum of Art
Come explore your creative side! Campers will have the opportunity to participate in educational and exciting hands-on art activities from the comfort and safety of home. Interact online with instructor and fellow students through virtual online lessons, demonstrations, discussions and more! Tuition includes all materials in order to create their own masterpieces. All themed sessions are taught by professional artists or licensed art educators!
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Fat Sal's Bar and Grill
Craving a delicious, grilled to perfection burger? Choose from any of Fat Sal's mouthwatering 10 oz burgers and enjoy a second one for 50% off. From the classic Angus Cheeseburger to the Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheddar Burger, Fat Sal's has plenty of tasty options to choose from. Served on a brioche roll with lettuce, tomato, pickle, and choice of French fries, Sweet Potato fries, Onion Rings, or Cole Slaw. Satisfy your craving today.
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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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Fat Sal's Bar and Grill
Celebrate Taco Tuesday with Fat Sal's. Enjoy 5 delectable tacos for $10, with the purchase of a beverage. Nothing goes better with tacos than a margarita, sip on a classic, flavored, or frozen margarita for only $6.
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Fat Sal's Bar and Grill
Wind down with Wine Wednesdays at Fat Sals. Catch up with friends or treat yourself to a mid-week treat with dinner and drinks, for select wine is only $6 a glass. Choose from Merlot, Cabernet, Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay & Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, White Zinfandel & Champagne.
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Dalton Brewing Company
Every Wednesday, come compete with friends on Trivia Night at Dalton Brewing Company.
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Clay's Park Resort
June 16-19, 2021 at Clay's Park Resort. See some of country music's hottest headliners including Luke Combs, Old Dominion, and Sam Hunt...plus many more to be announced!!!
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CambridgeSide
Enjoy the splendor of the countryside through the talented lens of local photographers. CambridgeSide has announced the opening of Field of Vision, an exhibition from the Photographic Resource Center of Cambridge, MA honoring the New England landscape and its innate beauty. Curated by Jessica Burko, the exhibition features photographs by Deborah Kaplan, Steven Keirstead, Bruce Myren, Suzanne Révy, and Anne Randolph.
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Fat Sal's Bar and Grill
It's Ladies' Night at Fat Sal's, so grab your girlfriends and enjoy dinner and drinks for special prices all night long. Choose from any of the signature martini flavors, like Apple, Watermelon, Strawberry, Raspberry, Mango, Chocolate, Tiramisu, Lemon Drop, and Honey Dew, all for only $6.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Live at the Library, featuring live music and food trucks, is hosted by the North Canton Public Library Thursdays in June and July from 5:30PM-7PM.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Set sail for suds on this exciting dinner cruise featuring beer pairings from some of St. Louis’ best craft breweries. Each cruise features a one-of-a-kind menu inspired by the visiting brewery. Make your way across the boat to try every station, plus learn about each brew from a brewery representative. Once you find your favorite beer, be sure to stop by the cash bar for a full pour in your souvenir pint glass.
Cash bar available. Reservations required. Must be 21.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
The 2021 Massillon Summer Concert Series lineup will be offering some of the finest entertainment Ohio has to offer! Join us every Thursday from June 17th and running to August 19th! Please note: There will be no concert on July 1st - Join us instead on July 3rd being the only Saturday date as we celebrate Independence Day weekend with an absolutely rocking show and fireworks!
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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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The Bistro at Gervasi Vineyard
Celebrate the timeless music and wacky hi jinks of Frank, Dean and Sammy at Gervasi Vineyard in the open-air Pavilion. Enjoy dinner at any of Gervasi’s restaurants before the show, but be sure to leave room for dessert! Included in your ticket is a trio of cheesecake bites (Lemon Crème Brûlée, Chocolate Peanut Butter and Raspberry) with a glass of wine. Bottles of wine can be pre-ordered and additional wine and beverages will available for purchase at the concert.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century--the Golden Age of Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer--have been a highlight of The Met collection since the Museum's founding purchase in 1871. This exhibition will bring together some of the Museum's greatest paintings to represent this remarkable chapter of art history in a new light.
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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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CambridgeSide
Enjoy the splendor of the countryside through the talented lens of local photographers. CambridgeSide has announced the opening of Field of Vision, an exhibition from the Photographic Resource Center of Cambridge, MA honoring the New England landscape and its innate beauty. Curated by Jessica Burko, the exhibition features photographs by Deborah Kaplan, Steven Keirstead, Bruce Myren, Suzanne Révy, and Anne Randolph.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens of Country hits and a Number One Pop smash, earned them Grammy, Dove, CMA, and ACM awards and garnered a host of other industry and fan accolades. Experience the warm atmosphere and delicious food Hartville Kitchen has to offer while enjoying a great concert or show!
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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
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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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Come join us at the Hartville Coin Show, located on the Hartville MarketPlace! Enjoy a day of vintage and new coins, precious medals, and paper currency. With over 30 coin vendors, delicious food, and indoor shops, there is something for everybody.
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Monster Mini Golf - Cherry Hill, NJ
Celebrate Monster Mini Golf's 2nd Anniversary with a temp tattoo artist, magician, games, prizes, and fun! There will be food trucks on-site offering Italian, tex mex, and BBQ dishes, plus waffles, donuts, and ice cream to satisfy your sweet tooth. Food truck purchases earn a free round of mini-golf!
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Canton Palace Theatre
The Summer Kids Movie Series returns to the Canton Palace Theatre for the 18th year, featuring affordable, family-friendly movies each Monday afternoon throughout the Summer!
2021 Schedule:
June 21 – Tom and Jerry
June 28 – The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run
July 12 – Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
July 19 – Soul
July 26 – The Sandlot
August 2 – ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
August 9 – Inside Out
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Create unforgettable memories with a fun-filled afternoon on the water that the whole family will love. Hop aboard and enjoy kid-friendly snacks, interactive games, and a professional DJ playing all your kids’ favorites. Plus, each cruise features special guest appearances from royal princesses, crime fighters, and fairytale friends.
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CambridgeSide
Help save lives through the gift of giving blood. Sign up for the American Red Cross blood drive on Friday, June 25 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at CambridgeSide. The American Red Cross is testing all blood, platelet, and plasma donations for the COVID-19 antibody. Additional safety guidelines are in place to ensure all donors are socially distanced. Donors are asked to register in advance, those who cannot donate blood, can still help by making a monetary donation.
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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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Visit Canton Visitors Information
720 is an open-air, local market showcasing makers and bakers, brewers and growers … and beyond for a fresh-air, fresh new way to shop, eat and discover local talent. There’s so much food, art, and music to love at the 720 Market! Let’s get together!
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Flamingo Gardens
David Rogers' Big Bugs exhibit comes alive at night with late night self-guided tours at Flamingo Gardens. Enjoy a quiet stroll through the Arboretum to view the beautifully lit sculptures at night.
Admission to Late Nights is $15.95 ages 12+, $12.95 ages 3-11, members and children 2 or younger free. No other discounts, passes, or offers apply. Limited number of tickets available each night to limit capacity and promote social distancing, so purchase tickets online in advance to ensure entry.
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The Bistro at Gervasi Vineyard
Experience an exclusive dining event in Gervasi’s beautiful covered Pavilion, nestled between a sparkling lake and lush vineyard. Listen to live music and enjoy a five-course gourmet meal with wine pairings led by our expert wine steward, Brad Preston. Stroll through the vineyard before or after dinner and take in the beautiful views of Gervasi.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Grab a front-row seat to St. Louis’ most spectacular fireworks display. The annual Fireworks Cruise celebrates America’s independence with a night of food and fun that the whole family will love. Come aboard the Becky Thatcher paddleboat and enjoy dinner on the Mississippi River along with the sounds of a Dixieland band. After dinner, return to dock beneath the Gateway Arch and watch the night sky light up in celebration of the USA.
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Hartville Kitchen & the Shops at Hartville Kitchen
Come spend an evening in a unique atmosphere shopping Flea Market finds and enjoying food truck fare! All indoor shops will also be open for your shopping pleasure as well! We welcome all vendors to join in the fun!
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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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