A disappointing experience at this museum which bills itself as the McKinley presidential library…read moreand museum. It is neither. It is a kids' modest science center with a big dose of history about the local county. I guess it's possible they have his papers somewhere but approximately 5 percent of the public museum is about him. I hate to be negative about museums but I was truly shocked. It costs $17 to get in which makes me think that hey are struggling but who knows. Worst presidential site I have been to. Go to the Garfield site- much better. (They do have a nice fake dinosaur.)

I have been here quite a few times as a child and as an adult. Went again last night after taking…read moremy son there a couple years ago when he was really still too little to appreciate it. It never disappoints! They had an open house for their new winter-themed exhibit in the Keller Gallery. It was very well curated and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The catered food, cookies, and hot chocolate was such a nice touch and my son loved that. (I did too.) I never get sick of the Street of Shops, and it is especially pretty decked out for Christmas. Well done!

The Canton Museum of Art (CMA) is an unexpected art gem in the Canton's art district. It is located…read morein the Cultural Center for the Arts. The building contains Canton Ballet, Sing Stark, and ArtsinStark. You can have an entire cultural adventure in the same space. That's exactly what my experience was. I visited the center for St Nicholas Balalaika performance, and discovered that the building had this museum. I love art and so I HAD TO stop in. SPACE: The museum doors are accessible through the Cultural Center for the Arts. You can peek through large windows to get a lot at some art at the Cultural Center for the Arts. The museum has multiple rooms of art. There is plenty of room to explore. The museum also has a small souvenir shop. ADMISSION: Regular adult admission is $8. Free admission is available every Thursday and first Friday of every month. ART: The art museum has a space with gorgeous sculptures. There are also art works for sale in the foyer. Few striking pieces are available. The main exhibit space is displayed in multiple rooms. The current exhibition is Shattered Glass: The Women Who Elevated American Art (on display until March 1). To be honest, prior to the visit here I was only able to name Gloria O'Keefe as a renowned female artist. This exhibit expanded my horizons. There were so many famous and global women artists. It's a very empowering exhibit. You'll even find the renowned "Migrant Mother" photograph. The art includes digital art room. Plan for extra time to look at every piece of art and read every single story. Also, linger by the guestbook available in the galleries. There are beautiful reflections about the exhibit. Leave your own. SERVICE: I was blown away with the service here! I've been to museums in various parts of the work, and this one was the friendliest. I arrived during the last 30 minutes of their work day. The staff welcomed me with open arms. They were friendly, informative, and invited me back. It was an excellent experience. PARKING: There is a surface lot by the center. There is also a parking garage to accommodate visitors. I look forward to returning to the museum for events and exhibits. This museum is such a gem, more people should talk about it. I loved my time there - the art, the hospitality, and the new perspective about women artists.

The Canton Museum of Art is a little gem nestled in downtown Canton, Ohio. The museum is small…read moreenough that you can see the exhibits in a relatively little amount of time which makes for frequent visits. Highly recommended.

I have lived down the road from MAPS for many years, but I didn't realize all they do. If you like…read moreaviation and/or history, I highly suggest giving this place a visit. They have older airplanes that you can see, and different rooms dedicated to different things such as war items and art. It was really interesting to go learn and all the staff there were super helpful and more than happy to share their knowledge with us.

What an amazing time at the MAPS air museum! The girls were able to sit in several helicopters, go…read moreinside of cargo planes and learn so much!

A bit of a drive for us in Columbus but worth it! Friendly staff who really love what they do. We…read moregot a few surprises which is always nice. The 3D show with Namath is AMAZING! DO NOT MISS IT. Overall it's a bucket list thing to do and met my... no, EXCEEDED my expectations

Interesting to see the history, but you could go through everything in about 30 minutes. Hard to…read morejustify an hour drive down from Cleveland. Also a ton of construction making it hard to find your way to the entrance. The almost $50 for entry also felt a bit high for 30 minutes worth.

The building is very beautiful. Interesting place. You'll learn a lot about our country's first…read moreladies. If you're in town, this place is worth stopping by.

What a wonderful little jam this place is. Was in town for a 24hr class and looked for things to…read moredo, this place popped up and they had my all time favorite Jackie O exhibit. I was pleasantly surprised it was so well organized and presented. No cover charge but they take donations. It is located inside a townhouse building and has two floors to explore. Downstairs they have a small movie theater that shows movies about our First Ladies past and present. Also beautiful collection of clothing, and china display from White House. If you have couple hours to kill check them out!

I can't believe I had never been here until this past weekend! They had a small outdoor festival…read morewith train rides, food trucks, history talks, and a give-away tote from the North Canton library. My four year old and I enjoyed the little train and touring the historic home. The docents were very friendly and knowledgeable. I had no idea Hoover had a plant in the UK- the volunteer told us that people in England still call their vacuums "Hoovers". Oddly enough, I was listening to an audiobook after we left, and the British author referenced the Hoover in the next chapter that very day. Weird, right? The grounds and gardens here are quite lovely. We walked back to the event space where a lecturer was speaking about the history of North Canton. It was quite warm inside that space, so we quickly left, but my son found the playground and all was good in the world.

I'm a vacuum cleaner collector and this was soo great! If you are in north canton please check this…read moreplace out! Our guide Kathy was so incredibly kind!

We always enjoyed this when our children were small. We brought our grandchildren and they had a…read moregreat time in the planetarium but especially in the hands on area downstairs. It is showing its age a little, but it was still great presenting science to young (1st and 3rd grade) children. My husband and I enjoyed the historical section, but not too much meant much to them, although they did like certain elements, like making President and Mrs. McKinley "talk".

Took my granddaughters there. They are young and go thru exhibits quickly so i knew we would not…read morebe spending a lot of time there. Got there at 3:25. They close at 4p. They wouldnt sell the 5 people in front of me from Minnesota tickets because tbey were closing at 4p. And they told me the same. If that is the case on their hours of operation they need to indicate they wont sell tickets past 3:30p because they close at 4p so all those little old ladies behind the desk can leave precisely at 4p. God forbid they would have to stay to 4:01. I wont return.

For a free local history museum, I rank this museum very high. I was there with my four year old,…read moreand we were not here long, because he doesn't have the attention span as someone who might read more throughly into each exhibit, but I found it to be easy to navigate and interesting. We really liked the special Circus exhibit. There was also a Family Fest going on outside today, so we were able to enjoy that, as well. We got some art and craft projects in; pet some animals; and even got some complimentary books from the library. And don't forget the bouncy house and the inflatable slide! It was an enjoyable day and I appreciate all that the Massillon community put into this event and into the museum itself.

What a cute little gem of a place! It's a mix of local historical artifacts, paintings, mixed media…read moreand miscellaneous art housed in a compact little building. There were several exhibits; shame we came on a day that entire floors and exhibits were closed...But I enjoyed each section and their display. The gorgeous pieces of china were in my favorite display but I wish they had plaques or signs up for that section. Admission is free and the little gift shop is cute too.