I can't say enough good things about this place. I hadn't been here since a field trips YEARS ago…read more They had their 50th anniversary so admission was cheaper which made it the perfect time to go. The history is rich and the preservation is phenomenal. Definitely check out the museum which is huge and has so many cool things. Also, I give an entire day to go through the place. There are so many things to read through and explore. Still I don't think you could see everything in one day. It's kid and accessibility friendly although definitely bring good shoes as some of the sidewalks are rocky and may be muddy if it has just rained as it did when we went. I'm so glad they had their 50th and had so many crafts to offer. Their gift shop also has super neat gifts and knickknacks made right there at the site. We will absolutely be back very soon! I also want to add that their staff were all so friendly and knowledgeable and their office building had bathrooms for all people.

Culturally rich experience. Lots of great experts in each area. Train ride gave us a good lay of…read morethe land. Gift shop prices were very reasonable. Ice cream shop in the 1920's town was excellent. Everyone was very nice and helpful. Only mistake we made was not setting aside enough time to explore. It's big and there's a lot to learn and do.

This is a minor league baseball stadium. I haven't been here for a baseball game but for 2…read moredifferent events The stadium is smack middle of downtown Toledo but unlike most cities there is plenty of parking. Now if u want free parking you may have to walk a bit. Parking will run you $10 during special events, $5 during regular days. The stadium is a nice size with plenty seating. I saw lots of concession stands that seem to have domestic beer and simple drinks. Hotdogs etc that you would expect for baseball. We had paid for VIP access and there are several VIP areas upstairs with plenty of seating. We came for beer festival n felt it was a great venue.

1st time .. evertone was super nice and helpful . Prices reasonable!!…read moreLots of fun!! We will be back !! Thank you

Great time Great scares! Even my husband who's not a fan doesn't f haunted houses loved it!…read moreDefinitely recommend!

Spooky place with a fascinating lore! A great place for any curious explorers to check out and…read morelearn more about Adrian's intriguing history.

The best community festival. Hey, it's Peace, Love, Music and Art. How could you not enjoy Black…read moreSwamp. Everyone has a good time, even the dogs. There are countless people that donate countless hours to make this happen every year. They don't get enough credit for the work they do. (like Kelli Wicks organizing the music). Someone in Bowling Green steps up to the plate and makes it happen. Thank you BG

Music from around the country and around the world live on three stages all weekend; 150+ artists…read moreshowing their best works; and it's organized by an all - volunteer committee that keeps it real. No wonder it's rated one of the best festivals in the country!

Incomplete. I don't know the history of this portion of the…read moremuseum but it appears to be new and still forming, as easily two thirds of the space are empty and under construction. We did enjoy the existing content however, which included 3 full rooms of display and a glass blowing demonstration that was both interesting to watch and very informative to listen to. The master glass blower is the program director who created the glass piece. We really enjoyed the presentation. I'd easily stop back in once new exhibits (rooms) are created. Cheers

One of my stops while in Toledo was the Toledo Art Museum. Part of the art museum, but still sort…read moreof separate is the Glass Pavillion. It is across the street from the rest of the museum and houses a large collection of exquisite glass art. So many of the pieces are absolutely beautiful and showcase the versatility of this material in art. The pieces look so delicate and breathtaking. Like the Chandelier Campiello Del Remer #2 by Dale Chihuly, which you see upon first entering the Glass Pavillion. It was one of my favorite pieces of the entire collection. Two other ones that really caught my eye were The Counterman-Diner by Emily Brock, the details capturing an American Diner all in glass must have taken so much time and care. But in regard to detail, I was floored by The Chasidim-Franciscan Chess Set by Gianni Toso. It is an intricately detailed features on each chess piece is amazing. One side are Catholics and the other of the Jewish faith. Its an incredible piece of art! I spent quite some time just looking at it in awe, especially because I love Chess so much. While at the Glass Pavillion, I was also treated to watching someone create a glass vase. That is pretty cool! I would definitely recommend spending an hour or two just in the Glass Pavilion, it is so worth it!

1) The lady who checked us in was rude. The advertising mentioned wine so we brought our own small…read morecontainers like at other classes in the area. We were questioned about what was in our bags and were told we had to take it back to our cars, we couldn't even leave it with our coats. 2) Minimal instruction was provided even though they knew it was our first time. 3) Every paint brush was so stiff with dry paint that no detailed painting was possible. 4) When the aforementioned rude woman saw me fixing some smudges on my painting, she said she had a better way to fix the smudges. She took a razor blade and gouged through the two layers of paint, the layer of finish on my board and into the wood. This left a hole in the middle of the project that I then had to try to fix. My original repair looked much better than this hole!

We had a great time! Staff is super helpful and knowledgeable about the projects. I would recommend…read morethis for a girls night out!