We went on a whim and so glad we did! This is a historical museum including art exhibits. So much…read moreto see. We were pleased that the entrance and 90% of the exhibit areas were wheelchair accessible. We were greeted by the museum director, who was well dressed in a 3-piece suit looking exactly as a museum director should look. He gave us a quick run down of the different exhibit areas as shown on the provided map, and rattled off so many historic tidbits before we even got started exploring. Antique vehicles of all kinds, a whole "flight" exhibit featuring of course those Ohio favorite sons, the Wright Brothers and Neil Armstrong. Incredible photos, unexpected memorabilia such as Orville Wright's top hat! A recreated "village green" with all the little shops one would see in 19th century Warren County. I think my favorite part was the maritime collection. Artwork throughout, ranging from ancient oriental to modern local. Some of the century-old sculptures in the Americana section were just breathtaking. The Shaker exhibit was fascinating. Amazing to learn what they innovated - things like vegetable seeds available in SMALL packets - and flat bottomed brooms. Can you imagine trying to sweep a floor with a broom that has a round bottom? We have the Shakers to thank. The kindly and soft-spoken Director caught up with us on the top floor to advise it was five minutes till lights out for the day. We were there well over an hour and the time flew. Hope to get back again this year a little earlier in the day so we can make sure we see every single thing. I definitely recommend a visit to this museum as part of any outing in the Lebanon area.

This is a great stop for museum buffs! The host dog is incredibly friendly and made me so happy…read more There is a lot to see and staff was very informative but also checked on us to see if we had questions. Parking is easy. The only thing was there was a meeting so we had to miss that part of the museum.

This is a rather small art shop in Mason. We were driving by and stopped in just to see it. There…read moreare a variety of paintings, ceramics, photographs, frames and unique pieces. I saw a number of pieces that I really liked. Prices looked reasonable and the service was friendly. We liked it.

I had a tricky request to frame a painting that I didnt have in hand because it was a gift for my…read moredaughter who lives out of town. Francis was very accomodating and worked diligently with me to analyze measurements and photos detailing the painting and the space, and made helpful recommendations to get just the right design. Francis ordered what was needed and when my daughter came in town he assembled the painting and frame with a quick turn-around so she could take it home in her car rather than have it shipped. The quality and craftsmanship was excellent. The painting looks beautiful, and my daughter was very happy with the result!

First, it's good to know that there's more than one Elemental Om. Make sure your gps is sending you…read moreto the right location. Second, you're going to feel like you're going to someone's house. The studio is on a residential street. The building has a side entrance and street parking. Inside, there's a small witchy/crystal sort of store. The instructor told us the store is only open during studio hours. Upstairs there are so many plants! This studio is really a gorgeous space. It's big and bright. The instructor moved us through having a nice stretch and a gong meditation. There are a lot of steps at this location. I don't think it's handicapped accessible. Signing up for the class was really easy. The website is very comprehensive and very well set up.

If you're looking for a yoga studio that's actually meditative, this is your place. Based in a…read morebeautiful old church in Mason, I can't think of a more perfect space for a yoga practice with the light shining through the beautiful stained glass and the acoustics perfect for all your Oms. Pamela is fun, super knowledgeable and offers the only Kundalini class I could find in town. Was ready to move away from all the studios focusing only on the physical aspect of yoga, who played rap and pop music during my down dogs. Exactly what I've been searching for!

My family & I enjoy Applefest every year in Lebanon. Not sure why they changed it from a 2 day…read moreevent to a 1 day event?! It's extremely crowded! I would give it 5 stars except that entering & exiting the parking area at the fairgrounds is not fun! All the vendor booths are great! Long lines for the food vendor booths...no surprise. All in all, a day of wonderful family fun!