Maize Valley features a winery, craft brewery, full kitchen, farmers’ market and a Family Fun Zone. Maize Valley makes its own wines, using local products. The brewery conducts monthly tours of its winery and brewery. With seating for 300 guests, Maize Valley also hosts special events, including wine tastings, live entertainments, car shows and charity fundraisers.
Canton Brewing Company is Stark County’s first craft brewery. The downtown mainstay also boasts a speakeasy and a restaurant, called Snorky’s on Third. The brewery has three core beers and dozens of seasonal beers, everything from imperial stouts to kettle sour tart ale.
Minerva’s Sandy Springs Brewing Co. and the nearby Brewers Quarters go together in a manner that is more than just beer and beds. Tasting the craft beer created by Andy Conrad at the brewery he and his wife, Amanda, operate in Minerva, is pleasurable to the palate.
Many stressed-out parents have come to think of home organization in terms of major closet, kitchen and basement makeovers, requiring substantial planning and time not available to busy families (not to mention the purchase of fancy hangers, woven bins and drawer dividers). But there are a lot of small things you can do routinely, without a huge investment of time and money, that will help make your house run more smoothly and give you a sense of order and control.
Clients of Classic Custom Homes & Remodeling, whether contracting for new houses or renovated homes, can take advantage of the knowledge that the owners have from five decades of experience in the building industry.
When Kendall & Blue Boutique opened a second location in downtown Canton, it was a sign that the effort to revitalize the city is alive and well.
Accountant Elizabeth Hand at Pleasant Wealth, LLC 720 McKinley Ave. NW, Canton, 330-893-0113, pleasantwealth.com Runner-up:
Art Gallery Canton Museum of Art 1001 Market Ave. N, Canton, 330-453-7666, cantonart.org Runner-up: Joseph
Ever have a butterfly land on your head? At Beech Creek Botanical Garden & Nature Preserve, it’s entirely possible. The nature center at 11929 Beech Street in Washington Township features flower and vegetable gardens and small wildlife exhibits, but its centerpiece is the Butterfly House, its sanctuary for monarch butterflies.
Pump It Up in Hartville is an indoor playland of massive inflatables that offers hours of fun for children who need to burn some energy.
