a beautiful place to have your dream wedding! anything you need, they will do for you!! 10/10…read morereccomend

From the owner: Welcome to The View at Whispering Pines, nestled in the heart of Ohio, our venue combines the charm…read moreof a 1930's barn with modern amenities, creating a picturesque setting for your special day. Our beautifully restored barn features stunning wooden beams and a spacious second floor loft, while the repurposed Silo Bar provides the perfect place for guests to gather and mingle. The open-air Pavilion showcases a flowering vine ceiling and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, our versatile space can accommodate your vision with grace and sophistication.   At The View, we believe that every love story is unique, and we are dedicated to making your wedding day truly unforgettable. Our experienced team is here to assist you every step of the way, from planning to coordination to catering and decor. We take pride in offering personalized services to ensure that your day reflects your style and personality. With stunning backdrops and ample photo opportunities, your wedding will be beautifully captured in every moment.

Unique gift for those who enjoy experiences over "stuff". My sister and I took my mom here for…read moreMother's Day this year and I cannot say enough good things about this place! My mom is impossible to shop for, so I was super excited when I came across this Mother's Day special on the Akron Glass Works Facebook page. It is a beautiful old church converted into and art space right off of the University of Akron campus. There were about 12 people total with two instructors for the group. They gave a demonstration and then thoroughly went over all the steps with an emphasis on safety. I was a little nervous working with molten hot glass, but the professionalism of the instructors set me at ease. They're by your side the whole time... but you're actually creating the piece yourself. I have been to other glass blowing studios where the instructors are so hands-on, that you feel like you took no part in the entire process. Not this place. I definitely felt like I was making something and they were just there to make sure I didn't burn my hand off. The whole process took less than an hour and our pieces were available for pickup the next day. We each got to make two glass flowers which all turned out beautifully. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for something different to do! We had such a great time!

I received a gift certificate and decided to take a class to make stemless wine glasses. We were…read moreshown all of the steps and watched a glass be made. Then Christian guided me through making my two glasses. I was able to choose from a variety of colors or make my own mix. I chose to mix blue and purple. Christian allowed me to do much of the work while he did the more dangerous parts while reminding me of safety. I was able to to pick up them the next day. I'm really happy with them!

The service was amazing…read more The ambiance is excellent The wine wasn't my favorite but I wanted it to be The people here are so nice !! They have snacks. Supposedly a food truck, but we didn't see one.

Meet the new cool place to hang out in Mansfield! Nice little place that's not too far of a drive…read moreto meet friends and have a flight of local wines. Don't worry because they also serve beer and just started serving bourbon. Comfy setting to being your own food and enjoy the great service!

The Loft is Combustion Brewery's event space, located on the second floor above their brewery and…read morerestaurant. It's a great space - open for whatever you're looking to do. The city of Pickerington's been holding their Thursday nite farmers market in this space. I was just there for a corn hole tournament benefiting a local business's Pelotonia endeavors. I absolutely adore the big orangeish and turquoise block design. There's lots of large windows all around, too. There's a bar in the open space, as well as a smaller room within that can host smaller groups for meetings, etc. since opening The Loft, Combustion has done a great job holding many different events, beer-centered and not.

Attended a couples baby shower at this quaint venue. This venue is located inside an historic…read morechurch built in the 1800's. Very peaceful and enjoyable location. Perfect for small gatherings. I've included the details of what services this venue offers in my pictures. I love historic sights and this was a pleasant surprise. Made for a perfect celebration.

UPDATE - The theater manager and I spoke via email after posting this review. Although I had a bad…read moreexperience that night and originally left a lower star rating. I have changed it to 5 after hearing his passion for this theater. He also validated my cons and has expressed they are doing everything they can to remedy them. I will be back to see another movie here soon! The Ashland Theatre has so much potential! I've gone 6+ times since it reopened and I have the following pros and cons Pros: Clean Staff are friendly and professional Great spot to take a date or your family Good mix of new and old movies Cons: -You can always hear the other movies. Whether you're in the small theater up stairs or in the big theater you always hear the sound of the other movie. They could fix this by staggering the movies. I know the current situation makes sense from a staffing perspective but I have multiple friends that no longer go to this theater because of this issue. -The last movie I saw in the big theater (Chinatown) there was birds or bats making a screeching noise on the viewers right side of the theater above the large white circle. It was sketchy. -And this made me so mad. The lights came on 3 minutes before the movie was over. 3 minutes before the end credits. Ruined the end of the movie (ruined the ending of Chinatown)

We came to see Dark Night which is one of my daughter's favorite movies. We were not in the main…read moretheater. We were in theater 3. Let's just say that it is not a cinematic experience. The screen is maybe 12 feet long by 6 ft tall. If we would have known this we wouldn't have gotten tickets. The sound was good but when I go to a cinema I expect a large screen.