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!

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is only an hour south of Cleveland, located in Canton. I'm so glad I…read morestopped here to check it out. Getting here is pretty easy as it is pretty much right off the highway. Once inside the main entrance has a rotating exhibit of that years new inductees. For 2026 the new indcutees were: Drew Brees Larry Fitzgerald Adam Vinatieri Luke Kuechly Roger Craig So much memorabilia everywhere. It was cool to learn about the origins of pro football starting in Ohio and how there were pro teams across Ohio and the midwest at one point. Then, the NFL basically morphed from a bunch of defunct leagues. All of the face busts are super cool. I think most of them looked pretty spot on with the actual player. There's a giant Seahawks section since they won the 2026 NFL Super Bowl. I also really liked seeing all of the winning Super Bowl rings. The Lombardi trophy is also inside. The gift shop is enormous with just about any NFL item you can think of for all 32 teams. Prices: $45.95 Adult (13+ years old) $38.95 Child (6-12 years old) Free Under 6 years old I think we spent about 2 hours here.

We visited the Pro Football Hall of Fame using a combination ticket with the Rock & Roll Hall of…read moreFame, which ended up saving us a good amount of money. Parking was plentiful, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. After a photo opportunity at the entrance, we were free to explore the museum at our own pace. As someone who isn't a huge football fan, I was mostly tagging along for my husband, who was excited to visit. While there were plenty of exhibits, we were surprised that some notable players we expected to see had very little presence. My husband enjoyed the experience overall but felt there could have been more to see. One thing that stood out was the lack of seating throughout the museum. If you're planning to spend a few hours walking through the exhibits, be prepared to stay on your feet. We spent about two hours exploring and found the two theater presentations to be the highlight of the visit. The films were engaging and, for me, the most memorable part of the experience. The photo packages offered at the entrance were quite expensive, with the cheapest option starting around $38 for digital downloads only. The gift shop was also on the pricey side. In the end, we purchased the digital photos and a few small souvenirs. Overall, it's a worthwhile stop for football fans, especially if you can take advantage of a combo ticket. While my husband was glad he finally got to visit, we both felt the experience was a bit shorter and less extensive than we expected.

I recently attended Wicked: For Good at the Canton Palace Theatre in Canton, Ohio, and…read moreunfortunately the experience was overshadowed by a situation that should never have been allowed to continue. Throughout nearly the entire movie, two girls (roughly between 9-13 years old) were loudly giggling and talking. At one point, someone from the theatre came in, told them to quiet down, and then left. The noise immediately resumed and continued for the rest of the film. This alone made it extremely difficult to enjoy what should have been a great movie experience. When the movie ended, the same two girls ran up and down the aisles screaming. I later learned they were either the children of, or under the supervision of, a theatre employee -- specifically the same person who briefly told them to be quiet earlier. They were also seated in a rear section where patrons are apparently not even allowed to sit. There were very few people in the theatre, which made the lack of enforcement and professionalism even more noticeable. If this is typical of how screenings are handled, it raises serious concerns about management and customer experience. I believe the audience deserved better intervention during the film, and frankly, an apology or compensation would be appropriate given how disruptive the situation was. The Canton Palace Theatre is a beautiful venue with a lot of potential, which makes this experience all the more disappointing. I hope management takes this kind of situation seriously moving forward so guests can actually enjoy the movies they pay to see.

My husband and I recently attended a performance of The Nutcracker at this theater. The theater…read morewas built in 1926, so it has a ton of character and is beautiful. The ceiling of the theater shows a dark starry sky with clouds that rotates around, which is a super cool feature. The ushers were helpful pre-show. My biggest complaint is that the lobby is ridiculously small/crowded for the amount of people the theater accommodates.

What a great gem! We were there during "Light up Canton" and they had a choir and Santa Claus there…read moretoo. I didn't get to explore the entire museum, because my four year old was getting grouchy. I'll be making a return visit though!

This is an absolutely amazing place to visit In Canton. You could spend hours just looking at all…read morethe cool memorabilia they have and the car collection is amazing. I recommend it for anyone young or old great place to take the family

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 agree about the parks being for people and dogs. It's disheartening when there are no dog signs…read morein our parks. The dog parks are not safe and I want to walk in the parks that I support with my dog.

My first drive through the free outdoor holiday light show. I am from Canton and this was the…read morefirst time I went. I was pleasantly surprised as we took a slow drive around the park and garden center. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking to see holiday lights with an easy short leisurely drive.