This is a great Christmas event for all families. All new this year as a fully walkable event. It…read morewas quite a snowy day which made it more magical. Plenty of good spots for family photos as well as Christmas karaoke, Santa, writing letters to Santa and plenty of snacks and beverages.

Fun for the holiday season! The roads were pretty bumpy and it took awhile to get through. But…read morethere was a spot in the middle to get food and good pictures!

Had a great time in spite of the heat. Stopped by unplanned as my mom was at Southwest. Great…read moreIrish Music & food. Had a great time as I stopped in for a quick bite! Hope to go back on Sunday night. The beer was too die for considering the high temps. Best Corn Beef around town. But don't forget ya gotta but 1.00 tickets in order to buy food or drinks!!!

Gets worse every year. Always the hottest part of the year. Same friggin bands every year and…read morenothing says Irish Fest like pizza. They have blow-up stuff for the kids to climb on but you pay extra and there is a long line each time they wana go on them. So basically you stand (no chairs to be found) and watch your kid stand in line and bake in the sun. Fun times....

Countless trends have come and gone over the past century. Failure to recognize that there is no…read moreone homogenous group called white people tore apart cultural neighborhoods. New generations turn backs on the traditions that defined this city. No official recognition or PR efforts have been directed toward the Eastern European immigrant soul of Cleveland. But that soul survives. It is the churches and ethnic organizations that pass on the traditions of the muscle that created the wealth of art, industry, sports, parks and identity called Cleveland. For one day every year the Scouts recreate a neighborhood where Hungarian is spoken, bands play folk music and rhapsodies, and dancers entertain. Hungarian cuisine differentiates itself from all others in that much of it is prepared outside over open fires. After all goulash was beef cooked by cowboys in lard flavored by chilies. In Texas the same is called chili. On the grounds of the German Central Park volunteers prepare chimney cake, pork steak sandwiches, grilled kolbasz, palacsinta and the fried bread called langos. Most likely the beer garden is overflowing when the Irish or Germans hold their events but Hungary is a coffee society so the cafe is favored for pastry with strong coffee. In the restaurant the home cooked paprikas, stuffed cabbage, and sausage is endlessly served. A mass is held as well as a Protestant service. The parking lot is filled to the overflow lot across the street as Hungarians and guests come from all over the region. Like all Eastern Europeans, Hungarians are self sufficient, proud and loyal. We like life as Hungarian Americans living in the Great Lakes. Our culture endures thanks to organizations such as the Hungarian Scouts. Our influence remains whether at a stall in the West Side Market, a small restaurant in Avon, St. Emeric's defying the bishop, or the haunting music of Cleveland's Harmonia band. We are still around.

A wonderful yearly event for the Hungarian community to come together and support the CLE chapters…read moreof the Hungarian Scouts. There's something for everyone here: food, beer, music, folk dancing, and even some soccer matches. Regardless of ethnicity all are welcome.

oh my gosh, this place is too cute! Shady Acres has seasonal wildflower U-pick and a self serve…read morecart in the drive. They are well set up for a low key activity when the weather is nice, with picnic tables and shade awnings to arrange, and they supply you with clippers and a bucket of water for collecting. There are multiple plots of flowers, but they do request that you stay in certain ones, as they also fill commercial orders for the dahlias and sunflowers. But don't worry, they go into those beds and pre-cut the showy blooms so that you can include them in your bouquet, and you're free to visit and view without scissors. Anyway, super cute, fun morning, and I will for sure return. The season is short, so get on out there!

Lots of beautiful flowers. My little ones enjoyed walking the property. They sell flowers for…read morefloral arrangements. The property is gorgeous with the fall colors.

It's just a cool relaxing place to chill and have a tasty brew with friends and even strangers.read more

Pumpkin festival We…read moretook the kids for some fall family fun. $10 a person to explore the farm. They have a wagon ride through the woods, corn pit, hay slides, and many games. We took a trip through the corn maze that was easy to navigate for the kids. They have a food tent and beer available to purchase. Best part is the pumpkin lift. For $10 you get to take a shot at lifting as many pumpkins as you can.

Love the annual European Food Festival held here!read more

Great one day festival serving pierogi, chicken paprika she, stuffed cabbage etc…read more Have music and dancing and raffles throughout the day/evening Hours 11am-11pm

Mojo Ribs I give a 5 they were maybe the best I've ever had sooo goood! Only onw vendor for french…read morefries they were expensive and bad I would never order them again, I give less than 1 star for the fries. The Out of Edan band, were very good 4 stars.