Adventure Ohio
Ohio is full of so many wonderful places to explore. What is your passion?
Immersive Van Gogh – Review
From creators of the blockbuster show in Paris, the original Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit submerges audiences in 300,000 cubic feet of monumental projections that illuminate and animate the mind of Vincent Van Gogh.
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Ohio Cheese Factories, Cheese Trails and Cheese Events
If you love cheese, then you have come to the right spot. Below we have listed a few of our favorite cheese factories and places to get Ohio made cheese products, as well as upcoming “cheesy” events. For added fun we have also designed a few cheese trails.
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Celebrating the Donut
The first Friday of each June, America celebrates National Donut Day. As a way of celebrating the Salvation Army’s World War I “doughnut girls”, the organization created the day to raise awareness of their organization and to celebrate these ladies.
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A Trip to Fellows Riverside Gardens – Youngstown
The Fellows Riverside Gardens is a free public garden located in the city of Youngstown. The twelve-acre display garden includes a collection of seasonal bulbs, flowering beds, flowering trees and shrubs, and beautiful walkways; along with scenic views, a delightful garden shop, a gallery, a library, and a seasonal garden café .
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Get Out of the House Road Trip #4
Anytime of year is a great time to take a road trip to Ohio’s Amish Country. Signs of the each season can be found everywhere. In the spring local families are out plowing their farms and tending to their crops. Summer and fall Amish buggies can be seen heading to market.
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Explore the charming square of Medina, Ohio.
If you have never taken a road trip to the picturesque town of Medina, which was originally part of the Connecticut Western Reserve area, then you are truly missing the opportunity to explore one of Ohio’s most charming squares. A definite Norman Rockwell painting. The county courthouse towers over one side of the square and the rest of the square is surrounded by mom and pop shops that offer an afternoon of shopping and exploring.
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