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Places to Go Things to See Discover Akron & Canton $5.00 THINGS TO DO | DINING | SHOPPING | MAPS Places to Go Things to See Discover Akron & Canton Some of the Best Things to Do in Northeast Ohio Medina County Something for Everyone Insider tips on where to have fun, find a meal and buy something unique Visit our NEW AND IMPROVED website: cityvisitor.com Find out how to get there – regional and downtown maps July, August, September 2012 CityVisitor.com contents Contents Volume 25 Number 3 Feature Enriching thE Visitor ExpEriEncE Game in northEast ohio sincE 1980 33 Restaurants Restaurants Rocco A. Di Lillo On! President Robert J. Zack TableGames Publisher Thomas J. Gibbons Editor Tammy McKinney Advertising Consultant Sheila Lombardi Dining Pro Football Hall of Fame Advertising Consultant Scott Schumacker Poker Some of the best things to do Advertising Consultant Heart-pounding Action and see in Northeast Ohio Nancy Notarianni Art Director Have we got ideas for you, with everything from visiting the Kelly Wilson Pro Football Hall of Fame and a national park to rocking with Controller the greats at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum! 16 Slots Eileen Janowitz They’re Hot Office Administrator And Down the Stretch They Come! Memberships Departments Ohio Travel Association; Positively Cleveland; Akron/Summit County Convention and Visitors Places to Go Transportation Phone Bureau; Canton/Stark County Things to See 6 Numbers 14 Convention and Visitors Bureau; Adventures in Northeast Ohio; Historic Gateway Neighborhood Medina County 8 Shopping 15 City Visitor, Inc. 5755 Granger Road, Suite 600 Dining Out 10 20 Akron/Canton Map Independence, Ohio 44131 Live Racing phone: 216.661.6666 Dining on Sunday 12 Belden Village/ fax: 216.661.5594 [email protected] $15 Free Play North Canton Map 22 Bring this ad to Player’s Club to redeem. Limit one per person. Cannot be redeemed with any other offer or discount. Copyright ©2012 Management reserves the right to cancel or modify the promotion at any time. For more information, map locations and web links, City Visitor is a registered Must be 21 or older and a member of Player’s Club to redeem. Not a member? visit www.cityvisitor.com trademark of City Visitor, Inc. Sign up for free today! Cannot be a member of any management or self No part of this publication may be exclusion list to redeem. Offer expires September 30, 2012. Code: 17085. reproduced or duplicated without the written permission I-90 Exit 27, Erie PA | casinoinerie.com | 1.866.ERIE.FUN of the publisher. Now on Facebook & Twitter! Facebook.com/CasinoINerie Follow us @CasinoINerie Follow us on facebook....akron/canton visitor If You or Someone You Know Has a Gambling Problem, Help is Available. Call 1-800-GAMBLER. www.cityvisitor.com Akron/Canton Visitor 3 PI51268AC1_CityVisitorFNL.indd 1 5/31/12 1:33:24 PM things to do Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum 888.764.ROCK THINGS TO DO 1100 Rock and Roll Boulevard Downtown Cleveland 44114 EXPERIENCE Visit the Rock Hall to get the ultimate music experience and see the fantastic new Beatles For more information, exhibit. It features all new casework, a video BLOSSOM map locations and links to websites element and – best of all – several great new Where to find visit cityvisitor.com artifacts. Don’t miss a major exhibition devoted to a truly unique American rock and roll band, Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip. Indi- Cleveland’s biggest vidual sections are devoted to Grateful Dead as a recording group and a touring band, their devoted fans, tapers and fellow travelers. Open daily, 10am-5:30pm (Wed. until 9pm). Tickets movers and shakers. available at select hotels. Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens 330.836.5533 MUSEUMS & PLACES OF INTEREST 714 North Portage Path Akron 44303 What did Helen Keller, President Taft and Hale Farm and Village the Von Trapp family have in common? They 330.666.3711 all visited Stan Hywet Hall, the former home of 2686 Oak Hill Road Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. co-founder Frank Bath 44210 A. Seiberling and his family. This historic 65- ALL TICKETS ON SALE NOW Hale Farm & Village, located in the room Tudor revival mansion is situated on 70 Cuyahoga Valley near Bath, is an outdoor acres of artfully landscaped grounds that in- JULY AUGUST living history museum owned and run by clude a fully restored English garden, scenic the Western Reserve Historical Society. It’s vistas and more. Open Tues.- Sun. The mu- AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL ROMEO AND JULIET like time travel to the mid-19th century. Life JUL 3, Tuesday 8:00 PM AUG 4, Saturday 8:00 PM seum also offers Molly’s Shop & Café. (10am- in Northeast Ohio 160 years ago is depicted 5pm) The Manor House, Corbin Conservatory SALUTE TO AMERICA A NIGHT AT THE OPERA through dozens of historic structures, farm and Gate Lodge are open 11am-4:30pm. The JUL 4, Wednesday 8:00 PM AUG 5, Sunday 7:00 PM animals, heritage gardens and artisan demon- grounds are open 10am-6pm. A METRO RTA UNDER 18s FREE EMANUEL AX PLAYS MOZART YUJA WANG PLAYS TCHAIKOVSKY strations such as candle-making, blacksmith- bus can get you there. Canton Map, G-7. JUL 7, Saturday 8:00 PM AUG 11, Saturday 8:00 PM ing, glass blowing, and hearth cooking. Enjoy the Museum Store and Café. Hours: Wed.- Sun. AT BLOSSOM! ALL TCHAIKOVSKY A TRIBUTE TO JOHN WILLIAMS 10am-5pm. Weekends only in Sept. 10am-5pm. JUL 14, Saturday 8:00 PM AUG 12, Sunday 7:00 PM Young patrons ages 17 and under Akron/Canton Map, E-7. PERFORMING ARTS receive free admission to the Lawn GREAT GERSHWIN PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND BRILLIANT BERNSTEIN AUG 25, Saturday 8:00 PM for all Blossom Festival concerts! The Cleveland Orchestra Cleveland Metroparks Zoo invites you to explore JUL 15, Sunday 7:00 PM Presque Isle Downs & Casino Receive two youth admissions free Blossom Musical Festival 866.ERIE.FUN MOZART UNDER THE STARS 800.686.1141 African Elephant Crossing, our world-class African with Adult purchase. Stop and JUL 21, Saturday 8:00 PM pick up a Lawn Pass at the 8199 Perry Highway (I90. Exit 27) 1145 Steels Corners Road Erie, PA 16509 Blossom Box Office or go online AND THE BEAT GOES ON! SEPTEMBER Cuyahoga Falls 44233 elephant habitat and conservation center. The MUSIC OF THE BABY BOOMERS Right off the freeway! Less than 90 minutes The Cleveland Orchestra’s 2012 Blossom Fes- at clevelandorchestra.com. sprawling exhibit offers you a once in a lifetime JUL 22, Sunday 7:00 PM BROADWAY’S GREATEST HITS on the freeway from downtown, Erie’s Presque tival opens July 3 with a performance of Gersh- Isle Downs & Casino offers over 2,000 slots, 48 “Under 18s Free” is a program of The Cleveland Orchestra’s BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH SEPT 1, Saturday 8:00 PM win’s Rhapsody in Blue, then presents a season Center for Future Audiences. The Center, created with a lead chance to literally cross paths with six massive JUL 28, Saturday 7:00 PM SEPT 2, Sunday 7:00 PM table games, and simulcast racing covering the of popular symphonic, film, opera, Broadway, endowment gift from the Maltz Family Foundation, was US and Canada. Plus, a 100 day live race meet. established to fund programs to develop new generations of and Billboard works. Programs feature music audiences for Cleveland Orchestra concerts in Northeast Ohio. TIME FOR THREE African elephants as they migrate from range to range. Other incredible Tues.-Sat. Post Time 5:25pm. Trackside Buffet; by the Beatles, Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart, JUL 29, Sunday 7:00 PM Downs Clubhouse & Lounge; and Sensory 3 Puccini, Tchaikovsky, and John Williams and animals include a mob of meerkats, naked mole rats, an African Bar, Grille, & Ultra Lounge all offer the finest run through Sept. 2. The 2012-2013 Season at in food and beverages. Open 24 hrs. 365 days Severance Hall kicks off Sept. 20 with Mahler’s rock python and colorful birds. Come experience the amazing African Call 216-231-1111 or 800-686-1141 clevelandorchestra.com per year. Symphony No. 3. Elephant Crossing. It’s the biggest must-see in Cleveland. New and Improved! cityvisitor.com Pro Football Hall of Fame 330.456.8207 ZOOS You’ll find everything you need to plan a trip to 2121 George Halas Drive NW Northeast Ohio…Cleveland, Akron, Canton AND Canton 44708 Cleveland Metroparks Zoo the Charlotte, North Carolina area. The Pro Football Hall of Fame captures the and The RainForest defining moments of pro football history and the 216.661.6500 • Preferred Hotel packages for the thrills of today’s game. Experience the Hall’s 3900 Wildlife Way the Pro Football Hall of Fame and $27 million “Future 50” renovation with new Cleveland 44109-3132 features that bring to life the game’s most leg- Carowinds in the Carolinas. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is one of the old- 3900 Wildlife Way | 216-661-6500 endary artifacts. Exhibits deliver the full force est zoos in the country. Thousands of animals • • Great restaurants and menus of pro football energy right into the laps of ev- roam 168 rolling, wooded acres, including the clemetzoo.com | ery visitor. Ask about The HALL PASS; it gives • • Coupons for attractions, dining, shopping largest collection of primate species in North Open Daily | Minutes From Downtown • Fun things to do including where to shop you access to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and America. The RainForest features over 600 an- the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Extended Summer Weekend Hours • Maps, travel tips, guides imals and more than 10,000 plants from Asia, located in Cleveland.
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