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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
Amazone Family Entertainment Center
- Medina
Trees, leaves & slides fill jungle-themed playground, and black lights illuminate players within laser-tag arena
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
All Fired Up
- Copley
Visiting artists learn how to arrange colored pieces of glass to create a 6 in. plate
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
AFC Cleveland
A year after taking the NPSL by storm and claiming the Great Lakes Conference title, AFC Cleveland enters a new season of seven home matches
Gymboree Play & Music Cleveland
- Multiple Locations
Innovative play environment hosts development-based classes focused on creativity and physical activity
American Winds Flight Academy
- Akron
A simulator session prepares students to climb and descend under the tutelage of a certified flight instructor
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
- Multiple Locations
Instructors teach students how to defend themselves against larger opponents during two- or six-week camps
Birds of a Feather
- Westlake
Learn the basics of knitting or crocheting during two 90-minute classes; six-week quilting course teaches all the basics of creating a quilt
Kendall Cliffs
- Peninsula
Climbers practice skills learned during intro classes in 7,000-sq.-ft. indoor enclave designed by Nicros with varying difficulty
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
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
Reed Yoga
- Downtown
On 14th floor of Statler Arms building, yoga instructor and massage therapist Michelle Reed leads meditation, Vinyasa flow, and hatha poses
Kingdom of Bounce
- Columbus
Air-conditioned facility houses inflatable obstacle courses, slides, and castles, and fuels jump sessions with pizza
Synergy Paintball
- Grafton
On 35 acres with multiple paintball fields offer themed play and capture the flag games in simulated jungle and speedball arena
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
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
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
Legend Lanes
- Cuyahoga Falls
Refuel on bites of a 14-inch cheese pizza during regular games of bowling for up to six people
The Ranges
- Cleveland
Covered hitting stalls and outdoor lighting foster golf practice even at night and during bad weather; golf pros improve swing mechanics
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
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
Sass Fitness
- Barberton
Experienced fitness instructors emphasize fun during energetic fitness classes designed to melt fat and strengthen cores
Freeway Lanes Cleveland
- Multiple Locations
Family of four bowling alleys scattered throughout Cleveland host retro entertainment alongside modern amenities such as HDTV screens
Cross 18
- Medina
CrossFit classes feature a workout of the day that aims to strengthen muscles and optimize functional movement
Bowl CloverLeaf Lanes
- Independence
Pairs enjoy three games of bowling, while groups of six bowl for two hours with the option for food
Mediterranean Fitness
- Montville
Newly opened, Greek-themed gym with modern cardio equipment, daily fitness classes, and free daycare facility
Anytime Fitness Canton
- Canton
Membership grants 24-hour access to cardio and strength-training equipment, emergency care, private showers, and other amenities
Tumble Athletics Medina
- Granger
Professional cheer instructors lead children and teens through back handsprings, tucks, and other tumbling fundamentals
Building Balanced Bodies with Anita
Pilates lessons target core muscles with dynamic stretches and mat exercises
Studio Arts & Glass
- Jackson
Complete a stained-glass panel using cut glass, copper foil, and solder; take your finished masterpiece home
Arrowhead Golf Club and Grill Room North Canton
- North Canton
18-hole course showcases heavily treed fairways, dramatic water carries, and rewards for deft shot execution along a 6,273-yard path
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
Maxxout Fitness
- Merriam Valley
Alternating circuit-training classes focus on balance, agility, and core strength
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Since 1985, Trolley Tours of Cleveland has shuttled more than one million riders around the city aboard its fleet of open-air, bright-red trolleys. Winding along an approximately 20-mile route, the city tour showcases some of Cleveland's most iconic sights, including the Victorian homes of Ohio City, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and downtown, where an eclectic mix of modern and historic architecture stretches skyward to amaze passersby and to high-five low-orbiting superheroes. Personable, professionally trained guides accompany the nationally known tour with Cleveland-centered facts and stories.
Aside from untangling urban avenues with informational junkets, Trolley Tours of Cleveland also makes its wheels available for conventions, weddings, and more, enabling businessmen and bridesmaids alike to avoid having to hitch rides on vigorously tossed bridal bouquets.
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.
It is no secret that Cleveland native, autodidactic historian, and self-proclaimed people person Karl C. Johnson loves his city. After learning everything there is to know about the Sixth City's rich history, he decided to put his newfound knowledge to use by crafting his own distinctive tours that replace standard architectural jargon with vibrant yarns involving history, politics, and personal experiences. He leads his jaunts on segways, buses, limousines, or on foot. During segway tours, Karl gives his guests a choice in the amount of narration he performs, from moderately narrated tours that cover more ground to fully narrated tours that progress more slowly. If guests prefer to travel by bus or automobile, Karl will highlight specific areas of the city that his guests desire to see, such as Public Square or the rack where they hang the key to the city.
Great Lakes Theater’s rich history dates back to 1962, when an English professor and his traveling Shakespearean theater troupe finally found a home to regularly perform classic plays. Today, the theater continues its mission to ignite a passion for the performing arts throughout the community by revisting celebrated theatrical works for as as wide of an audience as possible. In its eight-month seasons, Great Lakes’ resident theater company stages an array of productions, including Shakespearean plays and Broadway classics, in its recently renovated theater, which was originally built in 1921. Inside, wide-eyed audiences marvel at the structure’s marriage of modern and vintage elements, such as state-of-the-art lighting equipment operated by technicians who only speak in iambic pentameter.
