Small place that has been around for over a century! The building is charming, cozy and it feels…read morelike you're stepping into the past. Great deal on tickets and candy, the seats are properly positioned to ensure that you don't strain your neck looking up at the screen at an odd angle, and the theater is properly spaced out to let the speakers surround you without being too loud or annoying. Highly recommend that you spend at least one evening at the theater to watch a classic film!

I've seen a few shows here my favorite being the Avett Bros. There isn't a bad view IMO and the…read moresound is great. As with the rest of the zoo structures the amphitheater is beautiful. Why the 3 stars you ask? The seats are absolutely horrific. Its a metal bench seat with a bar across your shoulder blades. Even worse the bar is reclined. So you're in this weird position with absolutely no back support while your butt goes numb. You are not allowed to bring in a bleacher seat and if you could it wouldn't fit in the tiny numbered space alloted per person. It would be better to remove the seats and have people sit on the ground kind of Red Rocks style.

Great place for a show. It's an older, beautiful stone structure. It's a smaller venue with great…read moresound. Seating is folding chairs on the floor and benches in the upper sections. There are plenty of places to buy drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcohol near the entrances. Security personnel and all of the workers at the drink stations were nice and professional. I would definitely go back to a show here.

Ok. Im done sweating lol. County fairgrounds for fairs, rib offs, concerts. Not much shade outside…read more Just one covered area with a millions flies to help eat your food. Now they have some inside halls on the grounds where they hold other events and are much more comfy. I've been to a beer fest inside the hall that was a great time. The fair itself is kinda small in my opinion. A few walks around it's all it takes. A handful of rides for the kids and the usual funnel cake n corn dogs for me and Im ready to go home. I think they could do better with food variety and some additional shade. Extra star for free parking and free admission for Lucas county residents 2 days of the fair

I love this place for events!! I've been for a few occasions like the rib off, Cat show, and…read moreStrawberry Fest and all were super fun. There's plenty of parking near the entrance with staff ready and happy to help at all areas. My only complaint is that the bathrooms located on the grounds need A LOT of work. I was shocked at how they looked at smelled. Thankfully the portapotties were well maintained but if you have an infant to change you better hope you find a nice shaded area in the grass because I didn't know where else to go. Not a great look at family events.

This is an annual event. I havent gone every year. It was quite nice during the time I was there…read morethis afternoon. It will run through Sunday. See my review at www.oldsouthendtoledomusings.blogspot.com and make some comments.

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!

My granddaughter started classes just as she turned 2. Some things were a bit difficult for her to…read moregrasp, but each week became easier. She loved going to class, made friends, and developed confidence in her abilities. Their recital was today and we were all amazed at how well these little ones danced their two dances. Mid year, tap was introduced, and that was a definite hit! The school teaches a variety of dance types and even has tumbling. We'll be back in the fall!

Had my 5 year old daughter in one class and pulled her out right after. Floors are not dance studio…read morefloors, all they worry about is the recital and the instructor was very rude. She did not introduce herself, she acted as though these 5 and 6 year olds were older then they were, she excepted them to pick up steps that needed more time to learn, she treated them as if they were dumb because they would mess up their left and right and she did not make the class fun what so ever. I later found out it was her first day but that is no excuse. It was my like girls first day to and she acted better then the adult!

There's nothing like a Walleye game! We've got seats all over the place and it doesn't skimp on the…read morepeople watching. There's an abundance of people watching! It's great! Sometimes the kids can get to be too much with their screaming - especially if they're seated immediately behind you. We witnessed a wedding happen on the ice! The horn is super loud when they make a goal. But the atmosphere can't be beat. The fans are involved and passionate. It truly is contagious.

By far the worst stadium I have been to. The fans will cuss you out and be very rude. The fans are…read moreeven disrespectful during the national anthem as they yell during it. The works there will try to take food away if your not a Toledo fan. I had to ask to get the same amount as everyone else because they tried to only give me 6 small onion rings instead of a full basket but made me pay the same price. The team also has a lot of dirt hits on teams. WOULD NOT RECCOMEND AT ALL!

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.