Rock and Roll Hall of Fame It transcends class, race, and age. It can shape lives and unite strangers. It is a force unlike any other. There's only one place on earth where can touch in uncontrollable power - the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

Dynamic interactive exhibits, original films, a towering video wall, and the world's most extensive collection of rock and roll artifacts.

800-493-ROLL.
One Key Plaza, Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Inventure Place Inventure Place is dedicated to the creative process. We're a museum - and more. Inventure Place is a laboratory where you can explore your curiosity and creativity. Inventure Place is where you will Discover the Inventor in you.

Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad is a great way to see the natural beauty of the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area. The 26 mile long trip travels between Cleveland and Akron aboard a first generation diesel locomotive.

Mill Creek Park Mill Creek Park is a source of pride and joy for the Youngstown area and is recognized as one of the nations largest, most natural urban parks.

The park encompasses over 2,500 acres, with its boundaries ranging from the heart of Youngstown, southward into Boardman Township.

Established in 1891 by VoIney Rogers, Mill Creek Park is the most popular attraction in the Summer months in Youngstown. Among the many trails for hiking, the park also offers picnicking, boating, fishing, a 36-hole golf course, and a par 3 golf Course.

Educational facilities include the Ford Nature Education Center, Lanterman's Mill, and the Mahoning County Experimental & Education Farm. Mill Creek Park offers historic cabins and pavilions for private parties at a nominal fee.

816 Glenwood Avenue, Youngstown 44502, (330) 743-7275

Cleveland Museum of Art One of the world's great art museums, a favorite destination for art lovers and casual visitors alike. The collection of more than 30,000 works of art ranges over 5,000 years, from ancient Egypt to the present, and includes masterpieces from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. It is renowned for its superb quality and cultural breadth.

Aurora Farms Factory Outlets Aurora Farms Factory Outlets Stores are open 7 days a week: Monday-Saturday 10am - 8pm; Sunday 10am-6pm

Seasonal hours (January 1 - March 31) Sunday-Wednesday 10am-6pm; Thursday-Saturday 10am-8pm

Aileen, Ann Taylor Loft, Bass Shoe & Clothing, Big Dog Sportswear, Boston Traders, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Bugle Boy, Casual Corner & Co. , Champion Hanes Activewear, Fila, Gant, Geoffrey Beene for Men, Geoffrey Beene for Women, Haggar Clothing, Izod, Jones New York, The Executive Suite, Jones New York, Levi's Outlet by Designs, Liz Claiborne, Manhattan, Off 5th - Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet , Rue 21, Van Heusen, Westport Ltd., Westport Woman, Ann Taylor Shoe Loft, Banister Shoe, Bass Shoe & Clothing Outlet , Factory Brand Shoes, Nine West, Reebok, Stride Rite - Keds - Sperry Topsider, Claire's Acessories, The Jocky Store, L'eggs, Hanes, Bali, Playtex, Maidenform, Sunglass World, totes, What On Earth, Carter's Childrenswear, Genuine, Kids, OshKosh B'Gosh , Toy Liquidators, Mikasa, Oneida, Pfaltzgraff, Royal Doulton, Aurora Funrture and Interiors, Corning Revere, Dansk, Forty Winks Bed & Bedding, Le Gourmet Chef, Wayside Workshop, Welcome Home, American Tourister, Leather Loft, The Wallet Works, Book Warehouse, Carlson's Christmas Collection, Harry & David, Music For A Song, The Paper Factory, Prestige Fragrance & Cosmetics, Russ, We're Entertainment

Call (216) 562-2000 for special holiday hours. Most stores accept major credit cards. Store listings subject to change.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo The mission of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is to improve the future for wildlife by exhibiting animals and plants and providing education and conservation programs which encourage respect and stewardship of the natural world and a better understanding of our place within it.

Enjoy your trip to the Zoo and don't forget to stay tuned for exciting behind-the-scenes tours, games, Adventure Series educational programs and much, much more!

Geauga Lake Twist and shout on more than 100 rides including the new Mind Eraser or the Texas Twister? - a ride that spins and flips at up to 60 feet in the air.

Good time come in many forms at Geauga Lake: Over 100 high-speed adventure rides, nostalgic amusements, live shows, cooling water attractions, kid-oriented play areas, and even an adult oasis. It's all in a day's fun a Geauga Lake.

Pro Football Hall of Fame The Pro Football Hall of Fame serves as a hallowed honoring spot for the greats of the pro football world. Two large galleries in the five-building complex are devoted to the display of the niches of the enshrinees of the Hall. The Hall also represents its sport in a great many other colorful and entertaining ways. With the completion of the $9.1 million expansion in 1995, all eyes are now turned on GameDay Stadium, where the '100-Yard Universe' film is shown. GameDay Stadium is a total sensory experience that combines state-of-the-art sound, film and video to present 'Football As You've Never Experienced It'.

Discover a time when the world-including Ohio-moved at a slower pace. This open-air, living history museum depicts rural life in the old Western Reserve of the 1800s.

Charming artisans and craftsmen demonstrate carpentry, blacksmithing, glassblowing, spinning and candlemaking in the 21 restored homes and buildings. Costumed guides will introduce you to a steam-powered sawmill, smokehouse, log schoolhouse and a saltbox house, designed to portray the home of a middle-class craftsman.

Abundant orchards and herb gardens will remind you why so many pioneers settled in the picturesque Cuyahoga Valley.

2868 Oatz Hill Rd., Bath, 44210.

A forest of rubber trees greets visitors at the door and introduces them to Charles Goodyear, famed discoverer of the vulcanization process. Explore the history of the rubber industry in Akron, the 'Rubber Capital of the World,' while learning how rubber is made and how tires are built.

Indianapolis 500 race cars, an artificial heart and a moon tire exhibit demonstrate a variety of the endless uses of rubber. Paintings and personal mementos belonging to Mr. Goodyear are on permanent display.

1144 E. Marizet St., Alzron. 330/796-7117 Hours: Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The nine galleries in the Kent State University Museum feature exhibitions of costumes, textiles and period furnishing from the Jerry Silverman/ Shannon Rogers Collection, as well as glass from the Jabe Tarter/ Paul Miller Collection. Rockwell Hall, at the corner of East Main and South Lincoln Streets, Kent.

Youngstown Symphony Center/ Edward W Powers Auditorium Built by the Youngstown native Warner Brothers in 1929, the auditorium was used as a movie theater until 1968 when it was purchased by Mr. & Mrs. Edward W Powers and presented to the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra. The Symphony Orchestra presents both Classical and Pop Series of concerts.

260 Federal Plaza West, Youngstown 44503 (330) 744-4269

One of the finest examples of Tudor Revival architecture in the United States once was home sweet home to the founder of Goodyear Rubber Company, Franiz A. Seiberling.

The 65-room manor's original furnishings remain intact, including 18th-century British portraits, 15th-century French and Italian furniture, priceless antiques and family mementos.

All practical features such as radiators, closets and telephones are concealed behind decorative grillworks and carved wooden panels.

Set on 3,000 acres of farmland, the manor is complemented by several formal gardens, lagoons and a greenhouse.

Markko Vineyards Markko Vineyard represented one of the first serious attempts by an Ohio winemaker to grow European Vinifera grapes on the shores of Lake Erie.