Pulled up to front parking attendant for parking instructions and was told they try to save those…read morefront parking spaces for people who are handicapped. Attendant then looked in my vehicle and clearly stated that it looks like you both can walk. I asked the Midvale speedway parking attendant what does handicapped disabled look like to you? He then stated Someone in a wheelchair or can't walk. I retrieved my handicapped placard and held it out my window for the attendant to view. He huffed and said to park over there. As I'm disabled and can't walk distances of for a long period. He didn't care as he was descriminating me based on the type of vehicle I drove. The speedway has offered no comment . This was October 2025 Night of Destruction race.

One of the classic American short tracks that has been operational for around 70 years. The last…read morefew owners have pumped some serious $ into capital improvements and it shows. The racing program is great; the only complaint I had was, when I visited, the visiting truck series had a LOT of crashes (yes, Midvale EATS cars), which can be great TV but really slows the action for live spectators. The track is a unique layout at 3/10's of a mile distance, which means it has 1/3 of a mile track-type speeds on a layout similar to a 1/4-mile track. Venue has excellent car counts, is VERY family-friendly, sells alcohol, and has great racing and reasonably-priced admissions and concessions. What's not to love?

Great little movie theater! It is an older style theater but they've done a fantastic job…read moremaintaining & cleaning the theaters, seats, bathrooms etc! They offer two screens & it's Incredibly economical in the pricing too (: Great place for a couple, the kiddos, & family without costing a fortune! One of the last few hidden gems!! Highly recommend this theater for movies 2hrs or shorter (: *Picture of concession stand pricing taken April 2023*

Solid small town cinema. There's only 2 screens here and I believe the movies change weekly. All…read moreseats are $6. Keep in mind, the concussion stand does not have hot food. So you won't be able to order hot dogs here! Popcorn and a cold pop is the way to go.

Wines are good They…read moreare nice and very helpful AND informative on their history Ambiance is an old place - that fits perfectly with the stories!! Give it a try and ask about Jeff!!!!!

Literally off the beaten path but so worth it. The owner was there and was a sweet gentleman. He…read morelet me try all of their wines, including their food. "mistake wine. My favorites were the blackberry and Peary. The building is an old IGA grocery store, and the setting is like an old antique café. Very quaint and the people were very nice. Not too far away from all of the other attractions in Sugarcreek. Will definitely be back.

We've lived in Coshocton all our lives and had somehow never visited the planetarium, but we're so…read moreglad we finally did! We went to see the Season of Light Christmas show, and it was very informative and a lot of fun! The gentleman who taught us about some constellations after the show was over was very knowledgable. We will definitely be back for future shows!

What a WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE!! We love this place!! The shows change, & the experiences are each…read moredifferent! The latest program on dinosaurs even held the attention & opened up the imaginations of the many young children whose parents had brought them to see it. Mr. Derewicki, the director, was very informed, & thorough. He was patient & engaging while pointing out all the aspects. He highlighted many the constellations we could see in our part of the sky here in town. (Something if time allows, he always tries to do at the end of each of the presentations.) Coshocton is beyond blessed to have this facility in their city! The shows are at the CHS High School, & ALWAYS FREE but DO require a reservation. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!

It's actually really well done and if you have a good sized group the owner curator will give you a…read morefull tour, it was interesting the first time I went here, but that was so many years ago when I was young, went recently and it has improved a lot and more exhibits are in place.

Well worth the stop! This is a fascinating little museum with an extensive collection of funeral…read morememorabilia. It's not morbid, not a Halloween attraction. Varied pieces celebrating the ends of many famous persons. A rosette from the bunting on Lincoln's funeral train, invitations to memorial services for many famous people. A hand organ played as funeral music for Franklin Roosevelt. So many items to see. All tastefully displayed throughout a currently working funeral home. The museum is free to the public but you are welcome to make a donation if you would like. Donations are forwarded to local charities. The museum began as an autograph collection but when someone included a funeral notice with the autograph, (Joe Louis), Famous Endings resulted.

I was really looking forward to attending this with my daughter. I don't get to do fun stuff with…read moreher since I live too far. So this was a treat. Parking was free and it was $7 to get in. Well worth the price. This festival was held in the trees so you were shaded from the sun in most places. It was the humidity that was a killer. Tough wearing a mask but I would never not wear one. I saw a few other people with them too. They had all kinds of vendors, from candles, soaps, honey, home decor, quilts, and many more. They had demonstrations going on and dancers. The dancers we saw looked to be in 70's to 80's they were adorable. We enjoyed that. Food was the normal fair type food, we had a steak hoagie with fries, hot dog and then you can't leave without dessert. Funnel cake and deep fried Oreos. I would definitely return if I was visiting at the time it was here.