Massillon Museum - where art and history come together—is a regional cultural hub. MassMu engages visitors in educational and entertaining experiences—with no admission fee. In ten galleries, exhibitions span an array of interests; many change regularly. The Paul Brown Museum within MassMu highlights hometown hero and football innovator Coach Brown.
Two galleries offer artist and community collaboration opportunities. The Immel Circus, a 2,620-piece hand-carved miniature diorama surrounded by circus costumes, posters, and photographs, is a visitor favorite, along with a 1907 Massillon-manufactured car, internationally renowned photographs, and additional treasured permanent collection artifacts. A sensory room, where guests of all ages can relax and center themselves, provides privacy for breastfeeding mothers. Family restrooms and changing tables in men's and women's restrooms add to MassMu's family-friendly atmosphere. The Museum shop features regionally handcrafted pottery, jewelry, and cards; local history and football books; and children's gifts. Rental venues are available.
Massillon Museum - where art and history come together—is a regional cultural hub. MassMu engages visitors in educational and entertaining experiences—with no admission fee. In ten galleries, exhibitions span an array of interests; many change regularly. The Paul Brown Museum within MassMu highlights hometown hero and football innovator Coach Brown.
Two galleries offer artist and community collaboration opportunities. The Immel Circus, a 2,620-piece hand-carved miniature diorama surrounded by circus costumes, posters, and photographs, is a visitor favorite, along with a 1907 Massillon-manufactured car, internationally renowned photographs, and additional treasured permanent collection artifacts. A sensory room, where guests of all ages can relax and center themselves, provides privacy for breastfeeding mothers. Family restrooms and changing tables in men's and women's restrooms add to MassMu's family-friendly atmosphere. The Museum shop features regionally handcrafted pottery, jewelry, and cards; local history and football books; and children's gifts. Rental venues are available.
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Year-Round; Closed on: Monday
Hours:Closed Today. Opens Sat
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Cost: Free
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Access: Wheelchair, Service Animals, Bicycle
Parking: Street, Bicycle
Available: Self-Guided Tour, Guided Tour, Private Tour, Café, Kids Activities, Family Restroom, Changing Station, Wheelchairs, Meeting/Conference Rooms, Wi-fi, Gift Shop
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Massillon Museum - where art and history come together—is a regional cultural hub. MassMu engages visitors in educational and entertaining experiences—with no admission fee. In ten galleries, exhibitions span an array of interests; many change regularly. The Paul Brown Museum within MassMu highlights hometown hero and football innovator Coach Brown.
Two galleries offer artist and community collaboration opportunities. The Immel Circus, a 2,620-piece hand-carved miniature diorama surrounded by circus costumes, posters, and photographs, is a visitor favorite, along with a 1907 Massillon-manufactured car, internationally renowned photographs, and additional treasured permanent collection artifacts. A sensory room, where guests of all ages can relax and center themselves, provides privacy for breastfeeding mothers. Family restrooms and changing tables in men's and women's restrooms add to MassMu's family-friendly atmosphere. The Museum shop features regionally handcrafted pottery, jewelry, and cards; local history and football books; and children's gifts. Rental venues are available.
The Art of Remembering features the artwork of six recently departed Stark County, Ohio, artists and reflects on their impact: Marcy Axelband (1954–2025), Diane Belfiglio (1956–2023), Frank Dale (1933–2025), Jack McWhorter (1950–2022), Pat Parker (1934–2024), and Pat Ripple (1926–2022).
Reflecting on the lasting impact of six recently departed Stark County artists. The show is on display in the Museum's Main Gallery through May 10, 2026.
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy" Opening Reception
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy"
On Saturday, March 21, Massillon Museum will open an exhibition honoring the legacy of six Stark County artists: Marcy Axelband, Diane Belfiglio, Frank Dale, Jack McWhorter, Pat Ripple, and Patricia Zinsmeister Parker.
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy" will be on view in the Museum's Main Gallery. Brief remarks will be made at 3:00 p.m. The reception is free and all are welcome!
On Saturday, March 21, Massillon Museum will open an exhibition honoring the legacy of six Stark County artists: Marcy Axelband, Diane Belfiglio, Frank Dale, Jack McWhorter, Pat Ripple, and Patricia Zinsmeister Parker.
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy" will be on view in the Museum's Main Gallery. Brief remarks will be made at 3:00 p.m. The reception is free and all are welcome!
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices,
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy"
On Saturday, March 21, Massillon Museum will open an exhibition honoring the legacy of six Stark County artists: Marcy Axelband, Diane Belfiglio, Frank Dale, Jack McWhorter, Pat Ripple, and Patricia Zinsmeister Parker.
"The Art of Remembering: Six Voices, One Legacy" will be on view in the Museum's Main Gallery. Brief remarks will be made at 3:00 p.m. The reception is free and all are welcome!
Join MassMu for a screening of The Golden Key, with a panel discussion to follow!
The Golden Key was created by photographer and filmmaker Nell Dorr in 1955. Presented in collaboration with the Canton Palace Theatre, the event will honor Dorr’s legacy and highlight the history of women’s roles in film. The panel discussion will feature industry leaders!
A cash bar will be available for guests 21+. Free Registration can be completed via Humanitix or by calling 330.833.4061!
Join MassMu for a screening of The Golden
Join MassMu for a screening of The Golden Key, with a panel discussion to follow!
The Golden Key was created by photographer and filmmaker Nell Dorr in 1955. Presented in collaboration with the Canton Palace Theatre, the event will honor Dorr’s legacy and highlight the history of women’s roles in film. The panel discussion will feature industry leaders!
A cash bar will be available for guests 21+. Free Registration can be completed via Humanitix or by calling 330.833.4061!
The Art of Remembering features the artwork of six recently departed Stark County, Ohio, artists and reflects on their impact: Marcy Axelband (1954–2025), Diane Belfiglio (1956–2023), Frank Dale (1933–2025), Jack McWhorter (1950–2022), Pat Parker (1934–2024), and Pat Ripple (1926–2022).
Reflecting on the lasting impact of six recently departed Stark County artists. The show is on display in the Museum's Main Gallery through May 10, 2026.
The Art of Remembering features the artwor
The Art of Remembering features the artwork of six recently departed Stark County, Ohio, artists and reflects on their impact: Marcy Axelband (1954–2025), Diane Belfiglio (1956–2023), Frank Dale (1933–2025), Jack McWhorter (1950–2022), Pat Parker (1934–2024), and Pat Ripple (1926–2022).
Reflecting on the lasting impact of six recently departed Stark County artists. The show is on display in the Museum's Main Gallery through May 10, 2026.
All are welcome to attend this free, family-friendly and accessible museum event as our way of extending thanks to the community for supporting its Museum!
Food, beverages, and fun accessories can be purchased onsite!
Join in on the Island Fun!
Al
Join in on the Island Fun!
All are welcome to attend this free, family-friendly and accessible museum event as our way of extending thanks to the community for supporting its Museum!
Food, beverages, and fun accessories can be purchased onsite!
Do the Mu! is the first Saturday of every month. Drop in anytime between 12:00-2:00pm for a different art + history workshop taught by local artists or Museum staff. Try something new! No registration required; free for all ages.
FREE family activities!
Do th
FREE family activities!
Do the Mu! is the first Saturday of every month. Drop in anytime between 12:00-2:00pm for a different art + history workshop taught by local artists or Museum staff. Try something new! No registration required; free for all ages.