I grew up, in a lot of ways, with the OLO. My family started taking me to Gilbert & Sullivan…read moreperformances every summer from a young age, and now I still try to see at least one show a year if I can. The talent assembled is remarkable when you consider this is a relatively small company performing in a tiny Midwestern college town. The art direction, costuming, and set design is always impressive, and the performances at Freedlander Theatre are welcoming and intimate rather than feeling cramped or overwhelming. If you can, I strongly encourage you to attend the pre-show lectures, held 1 hour before each performance, where they talk about the history of the production you're going to see, and provide samples of the music.

The OLO started in 1979, and I started going when I was a wee little thing back in 1984. in 1987,…read moreI began donating 25.00 a year, which made me the youngest patron on record. I don't say thins to brag, only to explain that I've grown up in the theater and have seen performances of all genres across the country, and can say that the OLO is truly world class. That being said, I think the productions lost something when the troupe lost Dr. Stewart ( a great man with a great heart, who offered to take me on a tour of the bayous. He retired to Louisiana before his death). It was his vision that built the OLO, and no one, I repeat NO ONE I have ever seen has matched his speed, agility, and ability to sing G&S's pattersongs. Still, this is a truly great company, and anyone within 200 miles of Wooster should take it upon themselves to catch a show.

Only music store in town. First time in two dogs greeted us. I will not say anything derogatory,…read more kind of hippified Long gone is the Wooster Music Center. Drums and guitars nothing wrong here. Happy place

I have been going to this store for years. It was always a nice store, but it truly is one of the…read morenicest guitar shops I've been to. I have to take issue with one reviewer who declared the prices to be "through the roof." That is a totally unfair characterization. A privately owned store will not have the bulk purchasing that G-center will and prices on some items will be slightly higher. I would note, however that Larry's carries some beautiful high-end instruments. (especially Taylors) They also carry a nice selection of more economical instruments. What they DON'T carry is substandard instruments that exist only for their price tags. A guitar that falls apart is no bargain. They also carry a nice selection of quality ukuleles that will last without breaking the bank. (Lanakai) I would like to see them carry some Kamaka ukes someday. Let's not forget Reverend and Deusenberg guitars in the electric department. (standing O for carrying those.) One last comment: Brad is developing a nice inventory of vintage instruments that merit serious consideration. Don't get sucked up by guitar center. BUY LOCAL!

Wooster Cinemark is a clean and inviting theater. We find a movie to watch about twice a month. I…read morelove movies and cartoons. The more action the better. Beasts was extremely good. Super pets is definitely worth your time, and my favorite, Where the crawdads sing. Will see two movies on Sunday when it is only $3.00 to see movies. They could add reclining chairs and it would be a lot more comfy. Karol Walker

We watched Shrek??? It was awesome??? The seats were Comfy with a Capital C??? The workers were…read moreCool??? Absolutely

This was probably my favorite winery we stopped at on our trip to the area. Cute tasting room with…read moreoutdoor seating as well as an event space. They were going to have live music as well as a food truck in the evening but we had other plans. The winery offered samples for $1. Most of our group chose 4-6 wines to try so our table looked a bit crazy with all the glasses. The one downside was that the employee who helped us was relatively new and had us do our tastings from sweet to dry, instead of dry to sweet. She did say that she was trained this way but it threw me off. Luckily, the owner came in and we were able to ask some questions. When I questioned the thought process of going from sweet to dry - he quickly corrected our remaining samples and made a note to do some retraining. I enjoyed that this was a family owned winery. Even the kids were studying subjects in college to allow them to be part of the business as well. I loved the theme of time. Our group ended up leaving with several bottles and I would definitely recommend this winery to others.

It's a nice winery with a cozy feel, not too far off the beaten path…read more The wines are very good, plenty of choices. However, wish they offered more in the way food. They do have food trucks at times. Still, a couple more food choices wood be nice. Maybe some different chips and dips, veggie trays or flatbreads. Has a large upper room for special events, and a small patio but plenty of green space with tables, great for entertainment with a wooded area that has a fire pit. Just maybe a few more fire pits for the colder evenings.

Vocal Stages is so intentional and genuinely cares that students succeed. Mia Smith has experience…read morewith many singing styles but especially musical theatre. Couldn't recommend more!

Mia at Vocal Stages is a true gem. Her passion for singing is infectious and felt by every single…read moreone of her students. I've personally seen the incredible results she helps her students achieve, several have even landed lead roles in their musicals. Wooster is incredibly fortunate to have a teacher of Mia's caliber right here in our community. If you're looking for a vocal coach who gets results and genuinely loves what she does, Mia is the one.

Just visiting and I came here to enjoy a safe place to walk with nice landscaping and architecture…read moreto look at. There's an interesting combination of architecture here, some arboretum labeled trees with QR codes that unfortunately don't work anymore, and a nice little meditation Labyrinth. Some lovely smells in the humid summer air from the plantings and flowers that Grace the campus. An art gallery, a cubist style chapel, a café, and other things that may be open at other times, but weren't open on my visit. As twilight set in, the fireflies danced between the grasses and old growth trees around the campus and created a special quiet atmosphere to enjoy.

The best in town! Remember that as a resident, you can audit…read morea class for free!!!