Unfortunately not a good experience. Communication is poor and the staff is not friendly.read more

Super fun place!! I've been taking pottery classes there for 4 years. Very small classes. Lots…read moreof one on one attention. Price is reasonable and have met so many awesome artists.

My daughter and my three year old granddaughter enjoyed a play date here for Mother's Day. The…read moreshop is well organized. The two employees are very helpful and knowledgeable. We chose a project using acrylic paints, and worked to get it painted with three coats. Some folks brought wine, but we had bottles of water. This event was relaxing and unique. I strongly advise coming with family or friends when you are feeling stressed!

We just experienced a wonderful production of "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying"…read more The cast all had terrific vocal abilities as well as dancing abilities. The live orchestra was spot on with the music. It was amazing to watch the actors freeze their action spread throughout the stage while another cast member sang and danced a solo. Excellent direction by Mike Cavalier and his choreography were key reasons this cast performed so well. The auditorium sound system and lighting director added to our entertaining evening. A clever set design used elevators, swinging doors, and even speedy scene changes to quickly change from various offices, street scenes and the mail room. Excellent work. Totally entertaining and very professional!

As a huge fan of the performing arts, I was so excited to find this venue in our new hometown. We…read moretook our 4 and 5 year old children to see Beauty and the Beast Jr last night and it was fantastic! The performances were great as was the set design, sound, etc. The theater is a nice size. There is a decent size parking lot adjacent to the main building plus plenty of overflow parking close by. They had a concession area and gift shop set up in the lobby for snacks and show related keepsakes. This is a great local theater venue and cannot wait to bring the kids back.

Looks like this place is for sale. Not sure if it is still open or not. Nobody was here when I…read morevisited this morning ... cool train cars ... Cheers?

While this is a small museum, it is packed with historical artifacts and memorabilia from every…read moretype of transportation mode. The museum is setup to look like a small town train station, and in one of the railroad cars there is a model railcar display setup. The owner, Don, was friendly and talked to us about the history or the museum and the items within it. In addition to the museum, there is a little gift shop with a wide variety of unique items including toys and books for the kids at great prices.

I would highly recommend Art and Frame Gallery for your framing needs! Margaret has an eye for…read moreframe work and design. She provides quality work and design, reasonable pricing, and will have the completed product in a timely manner. My husband and I both had our college diplomas framed at Art and Frame Gallery. We now have them displayed at work and always receive compliments on how professional they look. You won't go wrong using Art and Frame Gallery!

Finest framing in the Shenango Valley. Top quality moldings and beautiful mattes.Have been using…read morethis framing store for many many years and have never been dissatisfied.

A friend recommended I check out Rogers Flea Market so I figured I would give it a try. Located…read moreabout 1/2 hour south of Youngstown in Rogers, Ohio the flea market is only open on Fridays. I managed to arrive at about 8am, 1/2 hour after the opening. There is extensive parking lots all around the market, I managed to find a spot up front just inside the fence. The day was a bit hazy from Canadian wildfire smoke so it seemed like quite a few vendors decided not to show up, many customers also seemed to have decided to have passed on attending. The flea market is huge, there are lots of open air vendor spots, a couple of covered pavilions and quite a few enclosed buildings. At first I was quite disappointed with the product selection since most of the vendors who set up near the front of the market are selling cheap new products the kinds of things you can find anywhere. I was much more interested when I found the back rows where there were more vintage items and antiques along with a wide variety of almost anything you could want. I check out all of the vendors who were there that day. I did find some items that interested me, mainly wood carvings and related items. Prices were OK, not sensational, but I also didn't find anything that I wanted enough to negotiate to see if I could get a lower price. I did end up buying a cinnamon roll from the Amish bakery in one of the buildings, I also bought some candy and trail mix from the discount candy store in the same building. Overall Rogers Flea Market was not bad, but not worth the drive from Cleveland. Some of that was probably due to it being an off day for vendors and part of it was that I have so much stuff I am mostly looking for indigenous wood masks and I just didn't find any on this trip. I did see plenty of people who had found plenty of things to buy, so your experience could vary. My recommendation would be worth a stop if you are in the area on a Friday, but not really worth a special trip.

I've been trying to get out to Rogers for the longest time, but the fact that they're only open…read moreuntil 4pm on Fridays makes it difficult. I finally got out there this week and was pleasantly surprised with the size of the place. They have several enclosed buildings, pavilions, and rows and rows of outdoor vendors too. They have people selling everything from produce and coffee to gem stones and used tricycles. Each person that we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful. We purchased several pieces of fresh, local produce outside and a few random items inside. I thought the prices for the produce were fair and most of the baked goods were priced within the $2-$5 range. The only thing that was disappointing was that by 2-2:30pm the vendors were starting to pack up. You need to be there pretty early in the morning to see most things before people start to close up shop.

Tight spaces. Farmhouse, early Americana, crafty items. Many new items as opposed to antique.read more

Every time I come here I am greeted by a friendly face. Love everything in here and prices are…read moregreat. Always go home with a bunch of stuff. Lee is such a wonderful person. They are lucky to have her.

This was our first trip. We took our 6 year old granddaughter. It is certainly reasonably priced…read more We of course bought a bucket of feed and she fed animals to her heart's content. She got to brush a goat. You can get bird seed on a stick and feed the birds. I got one to sit on my hand. It was clean and the path through the park is well maintained. We will definitely go again.

This is a sister park to close by Keystone Safari. Some of the animals (like the giraffes) that…read moreused to be here are now at Keystone. That being said, it is still worth a visit! Especially for younger kids who will be more engaged by being closer to the animals. There is a nice variety of animals to see. If you are close enough to visit two or three times a year, you can buy an annual pass. If we were closer, I definitely would have done this when my kids were younger. You pay a general admission price then you can add on to get animal feed for the variety of animals. You can even get feed for the alligators! There is a nice variety of animals and you can spend as little as an hour here, but could spend a longer time if you do an encounter or take a break for a meal or snack. They have recently added animal encounters with their pygmy hippo and otters! A great place, especially for those with smaller kids (but is enjoyable for people of any age)