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Lake Erie Artists Gallery
- Shaker Square - Larchmere
Professional artists teach fundamentals of portraiture, painting, beadwork, or metalwork during project-oriented classes
Pump It Up Hartville
- Hartville
Kids careen down a giant 20-foot slide, soar inside bounce houses, and tumble around obstacle courses during open-play sessions
Deer Pass Golf Course
- Seville
18-hole, par 71 course snakes across 6,012 yd. of rolling hills & memorable holes, including 155 yd. par 3 with island green
The Fast Lane Bowling and Party Center
- Barberton
Two hours of bowling with soda for up to six; party package includes cosmic bowling, a tour of the lanes, and cotton candy for up to 10
Kendall Cliffs
- Peninsula
Climbers practice skills learned during intro classes in 7,000-sq.-ft. indoor enclave designed by Nicros with varying difficulty
Amazone Family Entertainment Center
- Medina
Trees, leaves & slides fill jungle-themed playground, and black lights illuminate players within laser-tag arena
Gone Fishin' Bait and Tackle
- Cuyahoga Falls
Fishing charter traverses the Cuyahoga River on a pontoon boat helmed by a veteran captain in search of bass, bluegill, and northern pike
Strong Style Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness Center
- Independence
In a modern space with mat rooms and MMA cages, kids and adults pick up muay thai and judo moves along with boxing and grappling techniques
Rinky Dink Family Fun Center
- Medina
Guests ride bumper boats, sink holes in one on two mini-golf courses & race down go-kart track in driver's or passenger's seat
Gymboree Play & Music Cleveland
- Multiple Locations
Innovative play environment hosts development-based classes focused on creativity and physical activity
Golf: Inside & Out
- North Royalton
Instructors use video technology to help golfers hone their swings or teach classes of four about short-game and driving patterns
Yoga Lounge Hudson
- Historic Hudson
Gentle restorative yoga to body-strengthening power flow in a 90-degree studio; barre classes focus on toning the arms, thighs, and rear
All American Sports Center
- North Ridgeville
Lighted driving range with up to 60 available tees, 18 holes of mini golf, and fast and slow pitching machines
The Pond Family Friendly Ice Rink
- Chagrin Falls
Steaming cups of hot chocolate provide warm refreshment after guests glide across smooth ice during public-skating sessions
Golfdealz.net
- Independence
Golf discount pass grants $4000+ in savings and includes 28 buy-one-get-one-free rounds at 26 premier courses throughout Northeast Ohio
Studio Arts & Glass
- Jackson
Complete a stained-glass panel using cut glass, copper foil, and solder; take your finished masterpiece home
Legend Lanes
- Cuyahoga Falls
Refuel on bites of a 14-inch cheese pizza during regular games of bowling for up to six people
The Golf Dome - Mini Golf & Batting Cages
- Bainbridge
18-hole mini golf course entices players with 20 ft. waterfall, which shares scenic grounds with cages for softball and baseball practice
Studio 11
- Tremont
Seasoned instructors relax recipients with Thai yoga massage or lead students through strengthening poses during yoga and Pilates classes
Building Balanced Bodies with Anita
Pilates lessons target core muscles with dynamic stretches and mat exercises
The Ranges
- Cleveland
Covered hitting stalls and outdoor lighting foster golf practice even at night and during bad weather; golf pros improve swing mechanics
Buckeye Lanes
- North Olmsted
Bumpers & lightweight balls equip pintsize bowlers at alley with late-night Rockin' Bowl & eight billiard tables
Reed Yoga
- Downtown
On 14th floor of Statler Arms building, yoga instructor and massage therapist Michelle Reed leads meditation, Vinyasa flow, and hatha poses
Sass Fitness
- Barberton
Experienced fitness instructors emphasize fun during energetic fitness classes designed to melt fat and strengthen cores
Brunswick Bowling
- Brunswick Zone - North Ridgeville
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
White Tiger Martial Arts Fitness
- Norton
Pilates classes tighten abs and increase flexibility; Zumba classes let clients work up a sweat with Latin music and moves
Imperial Auto Castle
- Cuyahoga Falls
The climate-controlled garage houses vehicles; techs detail cars, wash them monthly, and ply them with discounted maintenance and repairs
Maxxout Fitness
- Merriam Valley
Alternating circuit-training classes focus on balance, agility, and core strength
Tumble Athletics Medina
- Granger
Professional cheer instructors lead children and teens through back handsprings, tucks, and other tumbling fundamentals
Paintball International Atlanta
- Multiple Locations
Equipped with rental paintball guns and masks, groups vie for supremacy over outdoor fields
Cross 18
- Medina
CrossFit classes feature a workout of the day that aims to strengthen muscles and optimize functional movement
Adventure Mixed Martial Arts
- Brunswick
Intense, full-body kickboxing and MMA workouts open to all fitness levels and led by instructors who provide personalized attention
Fit 4 Evr Fitness
- Oakwood
Group cardio, group cardio toning, and Zumba classes help clients burn calories, improve stamina, and tone muscles
Green Valley Golf Club
- New Philadelphia
18-hole course stretches to 6,200 yards through hills of Tuscarawas County
Southgate Lanes
Play two games of bowling or host a party for up to 15 people at a 40-lane facility with full-service bar and arcade
X-Exercise
- Multiple Locations
Expert instructors lead individuals or private groups through sensual fitness classes
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Voted No. 3 on the 2011 Beacon’s Best for top movie theaters, Lake Cinemas 8 advertises a rotating octet of first-run films on a nostalgic marquee that heralds the refurbished theater's entryway. Viewers settle into comfy seats as they share puffed kernels of corn, sip sodas, and, as the lights dim, recall fond memories of tunneling into bank vaults. Visitors can choose from a selection of popular new releases or anxiously anticipate a bevy of coming attractions.
Start the painting process by selecting any piggy bank, mug, plaque, plate, or unexpected pottery discovery from All Fired Up!'s stock of more than 250 decorative and functional artifacts (an average piece costs $21–$25). All Fired Up!'s colorful design books and friendly staff can help if you need inspiration or artistic guidance. Pick out paint colors, then carefully direct your brush in tune with your dreams and wishes, letting your creative juices gush onto the dinnerware of your choosing. Once you're finished, All Fired Up! glazes and fires your piece in a kiln; it'll be ready for pick-up in about a week. All new additions to your pottery family are food safe, and because only lead-free, nontoxic paints and glazes are used, they're suitable for holding bologna sandwiches or tropical drinks toting a tiny parasol. Feel free to bring snacks and drinks of your choice (alcoholic beverages are allowed) to nosh and sip on while you paint.
The medieval carvings, European antiques, and Italian alabaster sculptures at the Akron Civic Theatre absorb the ascending harmonies of symphony concerts and heavy rock ‘n’ roll alike. Built in 1929 to resemble a Moorish castle, the venue has maintained much of its historic charm, including the exceedingly rare atmospheric ceiling, in which stars twinkle and clouds float by as mesmerizingly as the last few corn flakes atop a bowl of milk.
Admission for students and senior citizens is $5. Children aged 12 and younger can enter for free with an adult.
The Canton Classic Car Museum exhibits 45 pristine and restored automobiles from yesteryear, which mingle among rare memorabilia pulled from the last two centuries. In one of the decade-focused rooms, a Packard hearse shares floor space with a 1937 bulletproof Studebaker, a car designed to protect policemen from bank robbers and dive-bombing pigeons. American icons such as the 1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible offset rare and little-known models such as the Holmes, built in Canton and declared possibly America's ugliest car.
Filling the walls and the spaces between the cars, oriental rugs and vintage Tonka trucks mix in with treasures from Canton’s bygone era. A fortune-telling machine from Meyers Lake Amusement Park stands ready to peer into the future, porcelain signs advertise businesses long since closed, and political keepsakes from President McKinley’s term remind viewers of a time when the political machine was focused on keeping outer space from crushing Earth.
