I've been here for concerts, movies, and a comedy show over the past few years. This is a great…read morebuilding with lots of history and a very unique experience. The ceiling here is worth seeing on its own! The staff are very kind and helpful. There are a variety of restaurants and bars to check out within walking distance too. Overall going to the Palace can lead to a great evening and enjoying downtown Canton, it's definitely worth a visit!

We went to a Dwight Yoakam concert tonight, which was fun...for a while. The fake "security" at…read morethe theater let a couple of patrons in the front row ruin it for several dozen of us behind them for their selfish, obnoxious behavior in standing for 75% of the show. You really couldn't get pictures or videos of the band without them in it. To make matters worse, they threw at least two patrons out who complained about them, after at least 5-6 other patrons asked them to sit down. The Palace Theater does not care that you spent money on your tickets and want to an actually see this show. I have never seen a place have such disregard for the experience of concert goers.

We went to Oktoberfest here and we found it to be a nice venue. The only downfall I could think of…read morewas that there is very little shade, so if you are in the hot sun for an event, there is really no place to cool off. The acoustics are good and the staff there is very nice. The Oktoberfest was not too bad, although there were a few things I would recommend for better organization. I liked the variety of beer, mead, wine, and cider vendors at the event. There was also an area with bouncy houses and fun things for kids to do like face painting and photos with superheroes. Parking seemed easy enough- not super close, but not a far walk either. I hope I get to come back again for other events.

Save yourself the headache and avoid this place. My interaction with Chylece left me shocked by how…read moreunprofessional and rude she was. Instead of answering basic questions about upcoming concerts, she spoke down to me as if my business didn't matter. I won't be patronizing this season and wouldn't advise anyone else to either. Chylece Head needs to humble herself!

Forgot to check in, but seven of family (including 3 out of state) went to see the musical version…read moreof Scrooge-- Christmas Carol. Very good play and musical! We enjoyed it, except for one problem! All seven of complaints about the sound a quality! If the play is talking only the sound is good. However, when singing with the band playing the words either merged with the music or the words are total overlays by the music! We love talking plays, without music! Music plays would be better if the voice is amplified louder or the music is dampen! Parking is paid parking on two floor roof Restrooms are in the basement with only stairs! Restrooms are clean and large, but long line waits. Performances are professional quality and sometimes performers are brought in for their specialty's!

If you're in the small theater in the basement, DO NOT sit on the sides. You will not be able to…read moresee anything. That aside this is an amazing venue & the productions are of a very high quality. Very similar in quality to what you'd encounter at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, but for half the price!! Ps: Don't show up to a Theater dressed like a shmuck, moreover, folks are out looking to have a nice night. This isn't a movie theater.

Would not recommend. Overall bad experience. Very "local" vibes to this theater, in that it's a…read morestep up from a home production. So many other better theaters to spend your time at and money on.

The Carnation City Players are one of the best kept secrets in Alliance. Much like the city at…read morelarge, this is a very well-kept facility. They put on a full-season of quality productions every year. What's nice about the Firehouse Theater is that it's not too big, but sizable enough - quaint. I only have two minor complaints. One, like with most small theaters their sound system can struggle to keep up with the action sometimes. But, since the auditorium isn't enormous it's not too much of a problem. Two, of you sit too low to the floor it's hard to follow all the action - too close. Ps: Don't show up to a theater dressed like a shmuck, moreover, folks are out looking to have a nice night. This isn't a movie theater.

I gave my husband a dance lessons package at R&J for his birthday and we have enjoyed every minute…read moreof it! R&J is a welcoming, no-pressure environment where dancers of all skill levels can learn and have fun at the same time! Whether you are a complete novice or have some prior dance experience, the private lessons and group classes can meet your needs -- no judgment or awkwardness. It is a completely safe and enjoyable environment and we have made great progress in just a few lessons! Plus they offer a wide variety of dance styles and instruction packages and can work around a busy person's schedule. Highly recommended!

Jonathan and Brandon are amazing instructors!! Loved all classes with them. They are great teachers…read moreand really make the class fun and enjoyable; so make sure to get your lessons from them! Teresa is nice, but not a great instructor just FYI!

There are a couple of spots that just make me feel like a kid again. I grew up at this drive in and…read morespent a ton of time here. They have a play ground right up front that I used to play on all the way past the credits of the first movie. Now my kids are doing the same. They may have one of the last Merry go rounds in Medina County. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is that some items need to be updated or fixed. There are several speakers that are original, I no longer work. The last time I was there the playground needed some attention as well. All in all, we can't wait for the season of warm weather so we can enjoy our out door movies!

Too much to spend to see a movie. Stay home and bring your…read morebig screw outside! You can stream movies to your big screen. Also you can project movies on your garage door works great. I use a projector I got for Christmas last year. So pop some popcorn and bring it outside,save your hard earned money.

The oldest Drive-In Movie Theater in Ohio! We absolutely love the Lynn Drive-In and highly…read morerecommend them to everyone! Great prices, only $7.00 per person and that includes two movies. They have two screens and a concession stand and many of the old speakers that hang on your window still work! Please support this small family owned business. The concession stands prices are incredibly affordable, I've posted current prices for the 2026 season. It's a blast from the past! Make plans to go this summer.

Love that this place is inexpensive and fun! We go here rather than a movie theater because it is…read moreaffordable and retro. If you don't bring your own snacks they have a very cheap snack shack between the 2 screens. Prices as of 5/4/25: $7 ~ 12+ $3 ~ 5-11 4 & under ~ Free

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.