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The Body Shop – $15 for Skincare and Body Products
Multiple Locations
$30 $15
Luxurious bath and body products, skincare, cruelty free make-up and more made with ingredients from 25 international fair-trade suppliers
Up to 52% Off Wine Bottles with Custom Labels
Akron
$192 $95
Cases include a dozen wine bottles packaged with a customized label
50% Off Products
Westlake
$20 $10
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
52% Off Basic Bike Tune-Up at Blazing Saddle Cycle
Detroit - Shoreway
$60 $29
Bike techs adjust all bearing surfaces, brakes, and derailleurs and include wheel truing as well as drivetrain lubing
$7 for Children’s Books at Hide and Go Read
Beachwood
$15 $7
Kid's bookstore features classic & new stories such as Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Little Engine that Could & Harry Potter
$10 for Gently Used Goods at Finders Keepers Consignment Shop
Bedford
$20 $10
Gently used clothing and accessories for men, women, and kids and home furnishings and artwork
Half Off Luxury Consignment Clothing
Beachwood
$20 $10
Luxury consignment clothing and accessories featuring brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Burberry, and Tory Burch
51% Off Beginner Home Beer-Brewing Kit
Tremont
$80 $39
Kit includes almost everything beginners need to brew beer at home, including buckets, thermometer & brewing book; ingredients not included
44% Off
Lakewood
$50 $28
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
Half Off Relogy Acne Kit
Westlake
$70 $35
Kit includes foam wash, lotion with coconut milk, targeted spot treatment with seaweed extract, and a guide to clear skin
57% Off Vehicle Remote Starter
Cleveland
$325 $139
A remote starter allows drivers to start their cars from inside or far away, helping windows thaw and cars warm up or cool down before entry
50% Off
Bedford
$10 $5
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
50% Off
Lyndhurst
$50 $25
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
50% Off
Leawood
$50 $25
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
Up to 55% Off Computer Repair
E Main St and McNaughten RD
$100 $45
Technicians replace broken and cracked Screens screens on laptops or diagnose and repair problems in laptops and PCs
Select Local Merchants
Splat Shack Paintball's tree-laden battlegrounds camouflage paint-slinging soldiers behind a wooded pine field as they weave in and out of various natural obstacles. Before taking to the warzone, visitors strap themselves with a market and the appropriate safety accouterments, such as masks and '80s parachute pants. Players then unleash themselves on the field, spraying 500 CO2-powered paintballs across two elevated forts and several small bunkers. In addition to natural cover, a realistic airplane fuselage and nosecone cultivate a video-game-style aesthetic across the high-energy landscape. The expansive grounds facilitates various types of paintball matches, including speedball, capture the flag, and Terminator 5: Escape From Gullah Gullah Island.
Phantom Fireworks first burst onto the scene more than three decades ago. Today, the company lights up backyards of America from coast-to-coast with more than 1,200 locations.
Much like its products, Phantom’s employees frequently take to the skies. They travel around the globe in search of the industry's latest ground and aerial displays before returning home with rockets, missiles, fountains, and aerial repeaters. From there, an extensive in-house testing program takes over, checking each item's safety before it’s sold to the public.
That testing program is just one of Phantom’s pillars of safety. The company also holds memberships with multiple pyrotechnics organizations, and it offers customers additional information about fireworks laws and history through its Fireworks University.
Although The Canal Fulton Glassworks opened in 2009, the timber-framed structure that it inhabits was built nearly two centuries ago. Inside, the business has transformed its historic dwelling into a modern-day showcase of Ohio-based artists, with more than 3,000 handmade works on display, from glass and ceramics to furniture and paintings. The gallery also shares its artistic prowess with the community during hands-on classes, including glass-making workshops that focus on paperweights, pendants, and beads.
According to a profile on IndeOnline.com, Cherry Street Creamery owner Lea Jackson practically has ice cream flowing through her veins. Born into a family of ice-cream entrepreneurs, Lea opened up shop in Canal Fulton in 1999 and customers have been flocking to her stand for their regular summer “kustard" fixes ever since. Made onsite from a secret family recipe, her kustard comes in four flavors, such as raspberry pomegranate and chocolate almond. Her friendly staff also scoops out 23 types of ice cream and serves up Chicago dogs, Coney dogs, hamburgers, nachos, and paninis to their hungry clientele. Cherry Street Creamery shuts its green shutters during the winter and is open from approximately March through the end of October, just like amusement parks and the sun.