Fantastic programs for the committed families. Like anything, your children will get out what they…read moreput in... Recommend working hard to become a part of the company dance groups.

If you're a lover of classic cars you need to visit Clifford's Mini Auto Museum. The museum has a…read morepretty solid collect of almost everything you could imagine. Very well clean, restored, and so much passion throughout the little building. The owner did a great job on restoring the historical building. The museum is only open of specific days and when festivals are happening. Really fun spot to check out if you're in the area.

Surprised there hasn't been a review since 2008. Almost thought they were closed. Thankfully…read morethey're not. Is the entire gallery in a vault? No. Does the gallery have a vault? Yes. Inside that vault is very little but outside is a lot, including local, national and international pieces of ceramic, wood, home decor, Christmas decor and antiques. The antiques you'll find in the very back of the gallery. Not the greatest or most valuable but definitely worth looking through. The true treasures are in the front where you'll find Russian Matryoshka dolls, or nesting dolls. Also beautiful ceramic and wood pieces sculpted and carved by Ohio artists. It's hard to describe everything so I included a lot of photos to give you a feel of their every evolving selection. Definitely worth a visit when i town.

This is not a review of the gallery but of them having an incorrect Yelp listing. They aren't open…read moreMonday's. Which - you know - isn't fun when you drove an hour to check out the art and it's closed.

I have been dancing here since I was about 2 and still love dancing here! The teachers are very…read morenice, the building is very clean, and I'm always happy when I come for dance classes.

Seven years ago Rob Hankins took Canton by storm and transformed the downtown area with art and…read moremusic. What had been a dilapidated, ghost town is now alive with energy, restaurants and activity. He joined ArtsinStark with the Chamber of Commerce and they work together to raise a 3 million dollar anual budget. They receive no government support and conduct an annual Arts Campaign for this 42-year-old foundation. ArtsinStark awards grants, 92 cents of every dollar goes back into programs and the monthly First Friday celebrations which feature many art galleries in the district. Galleries include: Journey Second April Acme Artists The Color Shoppe Sue Steiner Pets and many indivial artists who rent space in these and other galleries. Also music, food and dancing. Mr. Hankins also works as a talented event planner and public speaker. People are moving downtown and hope springs eternal!

The Joseph Saxton gallery is phenomenal. I first visited a few years ago when they had the Steve…read moreMcCurry "Afghan Girl" exhibit, and went back last week to see the Vivian Maier exhibit. The photos in the regular gallery are breathtaking and intriguing, and the Vivian Maier exhibit is definitely worth a trip! I can't find a closing date for the exhibit on the website, but it's worth looking into if you enjoy street photography (or even if you just enjoy people). The gallery owner, Tim Belden, is friendly and full of extra information about the artists. The gallery is located in the Canton Arts District, with many other galleries, studios, public art installations, shops, and restaurants in easy walking distance.

I bought a Groupon for the painting for my boyfriend and I to celebrate his birthday, and it was…read morereally fun! They provided all the coverings for your clothes, shoes, and hair. I'd recommend the covering because your clothes will get dirty. They had a bunch of different rooms in the building dedicated for the painting. The rooms have black walls and a full drum set. You can paint on your canvases, the walls, drum set, each other, anything! We got to choose our music for the entire 30 minutes- we just told the worker what artist and they put on a playlist. We had a really good time and would definitely go again, and likely check out the Break Rooms.

Small place but did what I expected. They have many rooms…read morefor breaking stuff and other activities. We did a break room. We had 1 tv to smash and a huge box filled of plates and glass/ceramic knick knacks. Everyone was nice and helpful.

To explain what Palladian Palette is, here is an excerpt from the homepage of their website:…read more "Palladian Palette is a BYOB painting bar. Come on in, open your drink, and sit down in front of a canvas -- simple as that. Just want to have a place to relax for a bit? Welcome! Grab a Mini Palette Painting and paint for as long as you'd like. Five days a week Palladian Palette offers a two and a half to a three-hour experience with a local artist. That artist will guide you through a painting (famous or original), show you tips and tricks, and encourage you to take painting risks you never thought you had the skill to take. You can follow along with our artists on staff who will be there to guide the stick-figured-challenged, or you can change up colors and techniques to make it your own. Or, just paint whatever inspires you in the moment. After your time with us, you'll walk out with a painting you love, (or in 2-3 weeks, a ceramic piece) and we'll take care of the cleanup." Now, on to my review: My friend found Palladian Palette online and asked if I wanted to go. Being a super crafty girl, I enthusiastically said yes! My friend called their phone number and scheduled a painting time for last Friday night. When we first pulled up to the building, there were no parking spots available on the street. There is no lot to park in specifically for this place so we parked in the food stamp building parking lot across the street. Upon entering, we were greeted very warmly by the owner/instructor (Rachel Gentner) who was there to teach us how to paint that night. We grabbed seats in front of easels and popped open our bottle of wine. When everyone was seated, Rachel explained that she was an art teacher outside of her business and had majored in art at the University of Akron. She then began to explain how the night was going to go and how she teaches. She had us put painting smocks on, and put acrylic paints on our pallettes. She explained how the brushes worked and how to properly clean out the brushes between colors. Then we got to work on the paintings! Rachel has a calendar on her website showing what the painting of the night is so you can choose the painting you like and go that night. Everyone in the class does the same painting and follows along according to her very thorough instructions. She is excellent at explaining what to do and how to get the effects of what is going on the sample photo of the painting we are working on. She was also very helpful with replacing our brush water and making sure we had all the supplies we needed to complete our painting and have fun. She gave us plenty of free time to work on our paintings and didn't rush us at all. Also, I forgot to mention that she supplies the canvas, brushes, paints, easel, etc. The prices vary but the majority are currently $35/person. I suspect that price could fluctuate based on art supply prices. Overall, we had an excellent time and were very relaxed by the end of the night. It took approximately 3 hours from start to finish. I really enjoyed how encouraging the instructor was. Everyone in our class ended up with a different interpretation of the painting but they all turned out just beautiful! That's the fun part about it. Regardless of instruction, each painting is comepletely unique to the person who created it. Although I have prior painting experience, this place is definitely a great start for beginning painters! Do not be deterred if you aren't comfortable with a paint brush! She will teach you and help you succeed!