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Embracing Love Local: A Celebration of Community and Connection
Dear Readers,
As winter settles in, we're excited to share our Love Local issue, celebrating the community, creativity, and generosity that make our city extraordinary. February, often linked with love and connection, is the perfect time to spotlight the businesses, artists, and individuals who pour their hearts into making Canton a vibrant and inspiring place to live.
This issue invites you to experience the colorful heart of downtown Canton, where Mural Fest brought the streets to life this past fall. The murals are not just visually stunning; they reflect the soul of our community, showcasing the creativity and unity that make Canton unique.
We also highlight Acts of Kindness, a local charity dedicated to supporting hospital staff and frontline workers. Through care packages and small gestures of love, this organization reminds us that kindness often comes in the simplest forms, making a big impact on those who selflessly serve our community.
Another exciting story focuses on the Canton Theatre, a beloved landmark undergoing a renovation. The project blends the past and future, updating the theater to meet modern needs while preserving its historic charm. This revitalization ensures that the theater will continue to serve our community for generations to come.
In addition, we feature the Canton Culture Collective, a group dedicated to boosting the city’s arts and cultural scene. Through collaboration and community-building, the Collective is elevating local talent and fostering connections between artists, businesses, and organizations. Their work strengthens the cultural and economic landscape of Stark County.
As we celebrate love this month, it’s important to remember that love for our community extends beyond romantic gestures. It’s about supporting local businesses, investing in our shared spaces, and appreciating the incredible people who make our community thrive. This issue is a tribute to that love—the love we show one another, our city, and the places that make it home.
Thank you for joining us in celebrating local. We hope you continue to discover and support the many treasures our community has to offer.
With warmest wishes, NICOLE
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Nicole Certo | nicole.certo@citylifestyle.com
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Christian Williams | christian.williams@citylifestyle.com
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Christian Williams
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Showroom Refresh!
S.Flynn Home is thrilled to announce our annual showroom refresh! We’re unveiling over five stunning new settings, thoughtfully curated by our talented design team. These fresh displays are designed to inspire and help you experience firsthand the signature style and quality that S.Flynn Design + Build is known for.
Visit us in-store to enjoy exclusive pricing and take advantage of incredible promotions on special order furniture. Explore our full furniture collection online at sflynnhome.com!
Volunteer At the CSO
Volunteers are essential to the CSO’s success, reducing operational costs and enhancing the patron experience. Your dedication, hard work, and passion make a difference. We are grateful for your role in our community. Join us by volunteering during concerts or events. Visit our website at https://cantonsymphony.org/ volunteer/ to learn more. For questions, contact Rachael Mosley at rmosley@ cantonsymphony.org or call 330-452-3434 x100. We couldn’t do it without you!
Mid’s Pasta Sauce and Pro Football Hall of Fame Collaboration
Mid’s True Sicilian Pasta Sauce and the Pro Football Hall of Fame have partnered to extend warm wishes to enrishnees, their families, and friends. The collaboration between these quintessential Stark County brands features a specialty VIP Variety Six-Pack gift of Mid’s famous true Sicilian slow-simmered pasta sauces. The VIP Variety Six-Pack arrived to enshrinees and their loved ones in a custom box highlighting the relationship between “two iconic brands from [their] new hometown.”
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Finding Light after the Darkness
Our healing journey began four years ago, with faith, hope, and resilience that took us from despair to the joy of blessing others. On November 16, 2020, our lives changed when my husband, Jonathan, woke up with a 103° fever, and we knew the invisible COVID-19 virus had entered our home.
Less than two weeks later, on November 25, Jonathan's condition worsened, and his health deteriorated to the point that he asked me to call an ambulance. He was admitted to Aultman Hospital with double pneumonia and dehydration. On November 28, I received a FaceTime call that became all too familiar, as Jonathan, tearful and struggling to breathe, said goodbye. The medical team made the difficult decision to intubate him and place him on a ventilator. Knowing it could be the last time we saw each other, we shared a prayer and our goodbyes.
Due to visitation restrictions, I had to relinquish control to the medical staff. However, the nurses allowed me to call and check in for updates throughout the day. I was treated with patience and kindness, and over the weeks, I got to know the nurses who were taking care of Jonathan. They truly became part of my family.
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The Aultman nurses, "angels" as we called them, never gave up on Jonathan. They kept me informed, answered all my questions, and shared in my sorrow. Some sang praise songs while caring for him, offering emotional support in ways I will never forget. Their empathy and compassion were a lifeline during those long, uncertain days.
In an effort to show our appreciation, we began sending food and notes of gratitude to the medical staff. These dedicated individuals were putting their own lives on hold, risking their safety to care for others. Their sacrifices were immeasurable, and we wanted to give back in whatever way we could.
After months of worry and sleepless nights, Jonathan miraculously woke up on January 1, 2021. He had defied the odds and became a living testament to the power of prayer and the strength of the human spirit.
In 2025, our mission with Another Act of Kindness is to spread love and compassion to frontline workers in our community. We organize acts of kindness to show appreciation for their dedication. We also support the education of future nurses and respiratory therapists by awarding scholarships each spring. Additionally, we offer mental health and wellness retreats, titled Healing the Healers, for nurses and other frontline workers. These retreats provide tools to cope with compassion fatigue, burnout, and vicarious trauma, which can improve job satisfaction and mental health. We also provide Code Lavender comfort items for families of patients in intensive care units at local hospitals. These items include blankets, lip balm, lotion, books, coloring pages, and lavender sachets to provide comfort during challenging times.
Looking back, we never imagined that such a harrowing experience could lead to such positive outcomes. Along the way, we’ve connected with incredible people and have been blessed beyond measure. It feels so rewarding to be kind and share our compassion with others.
We are always welcoming new volunteers to join us in our mission. Our second annual gala, Celebrating Community Kindness, will take place on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at Arrowhead Golf and Event Center in North Canton, Ohio, from 5:30-10:00 pm. We would love to celebrate life with you.
For more information, please visit our website at anotheractofkindness.org .
A Century of Vision
TRANSFORMING THE CANTON PALACE THEATRE FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
ARTICLE BY GEORGIA PAXOS | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
Palace Lobby future rendering
Palace Lobby
Nearly 100 years ago, Harry Harper Ink gifted Canton one of its most enduring treasures: the Canton Palace Theatre. Built as a million-dollar vaudeville and movie house, the theatre reflected Ink’s passion for the community and his deep commitment to improving the lives of its people. Ink, a local entrepreneur and industrialist, founded the Tonsiline company, which produced a popular cough syrup famously marketed in giraffe-shaped bottles. Today, two giraffe plaques above the theatre’s proscenium arch serve as the only visible tribute to his remarkable generosity.
Harry Harper Ink’s vision was clear: the theatre was not about him but about creating something extraordinary for the community. His selflessness planted the seeds of a cultural institution that would grow to enrich the lives of generations.
As we approach the Palace Theatre’s 100th anniversary, this spirit of selflessness and commitment to the public good continues to guide us. With a bold $16.3 million capital campaign, we aim to ensure the theatre remains a beacon of culture, accessibility, and economic growth for generations to come.
“THE PALACE IS NOT DEAD”
The Canton Palace Theatre’s story could have ended in the late 1970s when it faced imminent demolition. Instead, it became a testament to the power of community action and youthful enthusiasm. The theatre’s salvation began with the Canton Jaycees, a dynamic group of young professionals who joined forces with the Canton Preservation Society to rescue the beloved landmark.
Gary Mull, a key member of the Jaycees, recalls the urgency of the moment. "Jaycees and the Preservation Society gathered a coalition of interested parties, created the 501(c)(3), and raised money for it to be
renovated," Mull explains. This coalition gave rise to the Canton Palace Theatre Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the theatre’s revival.
The restoration began with a symbolic gesture: renovating the iconic marquee. "People asked, why would that be the first thing you renovate? And we did that because we wanted to demonstrate outwardly and publicly that the Palace is not dead," Mull says. The marquee’s dazzling lights reignited interest in the Palace and served as a rallying point for the community.
However, the journey was far from easy. Years of neglect had left the building in dire condition, with the roof being a particularly critical challenge. Yet the coalition persevered, and just three years after the project began, the Palace reopened on a limited basis, rekindling its magic even as renovations continued.
For Mull, who served 15 years on the Palace Theatre Association’s Board of Directors, the effort was deeply personal. "I remember thinking, one day, we'll come to an event here and no one will know who we are, but they will get to enjoy all the work we're doing now," he reflects. The Jaycees continued the tradition of Harry Harper Ink and saw their efforts not as monuments to themselves but as gifts to the community, ensuring future generations could benefit from a shared legacy.
PRESERVING A LEGACY, BUILDING THE FUTURE
The Canton Palace Theatre has stood the test of time, evolving with the needs of its audience. However, to keep this beloved venue competitive and inclusive, significant updates are essential. These changes aren’t just about preserving history; they’re about unlocking the theatre’s full potential as an economic and cultural engine for downtown Canton.
“People asked, why would that be the first thing you renovate? And we did that because we wanted to demonstrate outwardly and publicly that the Palace is not dead.”
“I remember thinking, one day, we'll come to an event here and no one will know who we are, but they will get to enjoy all the work we're doing.”
Trapani Marquee Early 1980's Inside the Palace Early 1980's
Today, we are only $8 million away from reaching our ambitious goal. Meeting this milestone will allow us to:
• Expand the stage and install a permanent loading dock to accommodate top-tier performers who have long bypassed Canton due to space constraints.
• Add a secondary lobby to enhance the guest experience with expanded concessions and gathering spaces.
• Increase premium seating to attract larger audiences and elevate the theatre’s profile among regional venues.
• Improve accessibility by adding an elevator to the balcony and creating more ADAcompliant restrooms. These enhancements will enable the Canton Palace Theatre to host a broader spectrum of events, draw larger audiences, and extend rental opportunities to other organizations—all while boosting the economic vitality of Stark County.
A THEATRE FOR THE COMMUNITY, INSPIRED BY THE COMMUNITY
Harry Harper Ink’s original gift was a statement of faith in Canton’s future. This campaign reflects that same belief. By supporting this project, you’re investing in more than bricks and mortar—you’re investing in the vibrancy and resilience of downtown Canton.
The theatre’s impact on the local economy cannot be overstated. A revitalized Canton Palace Theatre will bring more visitors downtown, supporting restaurants, hotels, and shops. It will create jobs, attract new talent, and solidify Canton as a cultural hub in Northeast Ohio. Just as the Jaycee’s efforts
breathed new life into the Palace decades ago, this campaign ensures that the theatre continues to fulfill its role as a cornerstone of the community and ensures that this space remains accessible and welcoming to everyone in our community.
CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF HISTORY
This centennial year is a moment of reflection and celebration. The Canton Palace Theatre is one of the last surviving venues of its kind, home to the mighty Kilgen Pipe Organ—a rare treasure in itself. Imagine the joy of hearing its beautiful melodies fill the theatre as a tribute to this community’s shared success.
As we look ahead, this campaign honors Ink’s legacy by ensuring that the Palace continues to inspire, entertain, and unite for another 100 years. His vision—a theatre created for the people of Canton—guides us still.
JOIN US IN RAISING THE CURTAIN
Together, we can transform the Canton Palace Theatre into a space that reflects the best of what our community has to offer. Your support can make this vision a reality, ensuring that future generations experience the magic of live performance in a space that is accessible, inclusive, and grander than ever.
Help us raise the curtain all the way. With your investment, we can reach our $16.3 million goal and celebrate the theatre’s centennial with a project that will resonate for decades to come. Let’s build on Harry Harper Ink’s legacy and the Canton Jaycees’ spirit of resilience to leave a lasting mark on Canton’s future.
WA L LS COME
THE COLORFUL MURALS OF DOWNTOWN CANTON
ARTICLE BY CHRISTIAN WILLIAMS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICOLE CERTO
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This fall, ArtsinStark culminated a community-wide festival in which 14 selected artists went around the northeast area of downtown Canton to paint on buildings as canvases. This mural festival was designed to be as accessible to everyone as possible, allowing the public to engage with the artists and learn about their creative decisions and processes.
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Mural by Kwesi Agyare
Mural by Libby Doss & Canton
Thanks to the combined effort of Visit Canton, the City of Canton, Downtown Canton Partnership, and ArtsinStark, as well as a sponsorship from Skyworks Equipment, these artists were able to bring their unique visions to life and inspire residents and visitors.
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These murals now serve as colorful landmarks, enriching the city’s landscape and offering a deeper connection to its culture and history. The murals have transformed downtown Canton into an open-air gallery, attracting new energy and conversation. If you haven’t yet, be sure to visit downtown Canton and experience these incredible murals in person. They’re waiting to inspire you! CONTINUED >
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To find the map and locations of each mural, visit https:// www.downtowncanton.com/ events/mural-fest/
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Mural by Ashley Palmer and Heidi Clifford | 321 Cherry Ave. NE
Mural by Lisa Quinn | 328 Walnut Ave. NE
THE CANTON CULTURE
UNITING ARTS, COMMUNITY, AND PROGRESS IN STARK COUNTY
ARTICLE BY NICOLE CERTO | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
The Canton Culture Collective is a passionate group in Stark County, Ohio, dedicated to enriching the city’s cultural fabric and driving its future. With a deep love for the arts and a strong commitment to their hometown, the Collective seeks to strengthen Canton and its surrounding areas through collaboration and creativity.
Formed with the goal of promoting, inspiring, and connecting the arts scene in Stark County, particularly Canton, the Collective’s mission goes beyond showcasing local talent. “Our mission is not only to showcase the incredible talent within our community but to help local organizations and businesses grow alongside the arts,” says Lindsay Zimmerman, CCC founder. Their work is about reinforcing the city's spirit and fostering community-wide growth.
What sets the Canton Culture Collective apart is its collaborative approach. The group works with passionate individuals, local artists, and organizations, amplifying the voices of those shaping the local cultural landscape. By connecting local talent with the broader community, the Collective ensures visibility beyond Canton. “We bring together our collective passion for the arts and our networks to create visibility for these organizations,” Lindsay explains. Through organized promotional efforts, the group ensures these organizations are celebrated not just within Canton but across Stark County. This multifaceted approach builds on each event, campaign, and partnership, contributing to the region’s growth socially, economically, and politically.
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The Collective’s influence is widespread, benefiting several local organizations. Nathan Maslyk, Director of Marketing & Development for the Canton Symphony Orchestra, praises the Collective’s impact: “The Canton Symphony Orchestra is honored to collaborate with and be supported by the Canton Culture Collective. In an impressively short time, the CCC has proven to be an impactful and dedicated group, strengthening our fundraising events and making them both relevant and enjoyable. We are deeply grateful for their time, talent, generosity, and authenticity.” This partnership shows the Collective’s role in promoting the arts and ensuring that cultural events are both meaningful and enjoyable for the community.
The Collective helps organizations expand their reach and make a lasting impact on the arts scene.
artists, businesses, and organizations to create memorable, lasting experiences.
The Collective’s focus on Canton is clear: the arts are at the heart of Stark County’s development. By shining a spotlight on local talent and creative spaces, the Collective enriches the cultural landscape while investing in the community’s future. “Canton’s arts and culture scene is a key driver in the development of this community,” says Lindsay. “When the arts thrive, the entire city benefits—economically, socially, and politically. By working together, we can create something bigger than any one of us, and we believe this is a great investment in the future of Canton.”
“We bring together our collective passion for the arts and our networks to create visibility for these organizations.”
The Collective also supports events like the African American Arts Festival through collaborations with the Patina Arts Centre and EN-RICH-MENT. Alaska Thompson, founder of Patina Arts Centre, shares her appreciation: “We are grateful for Canton Culture Collective’s support in helping with the collaboration between Patina Arts Centre and EN-RICH-MENT. In July 2024, CCC hosted a kickoff event for the African American Arts Festival. Their assistance with catering and media coverage contributed to fostering community engagement and supporting small businesses.” This event highlights how the Collective helps connect local
— Lindsay Zimmerman
Looking ahead, the Canton Culture Collective remains committed to its mission of growth, support, and collaboration. Every partnership, event, and creative endeavor is built on the belief that the arts are vital to Canton’s identity and its long-term success. “It’s not just about art,” says Dave Snyder, CCC member. “It’s about the city we love.” As the Collective continues to grow its networks and expand its reach, it’s clear that it will make a lasting impact on Canton and beyond. Whether through performance, art, or community engagement, The Canton Culture Collective is here to stay, shaping the city’s cultural future one brushstroke, note, and event at a time.
To learn more about the CCC visit our website at cantonculturecollective.com
A SALAD REC IPE TO LOV E
A GORGEOUS, FRESH AND SIMPLE DISH
PEAR, PROSCIUTTO,
Burrata Salad
INGREDIENTS
• Ripe Pear
• Prosciutto
• Burrata
• Lemon Zest
• Extra Virgin Olive Oil
• Dried Figs
• Red Pepper Flakes
DIRECTIONS
1. Slice the ripe pear into thin slices.
2. Arrange pear slices on a plate, creating a base for the salad.
3. Nestle slices of prosciutto in-between pear slices, a perfect combo of sweet and savory.
4. Tear the burrata into bite-sized pieces and scatter them over the salad adding a velvety creaminess to the ensemble.
5. Grate fresh lemon zest over the entire salad, infusing it with citrus flavor.
6. Top with fresh basil, figs and pepper flakes.
7. Finish by generously drizzling extra virgin olive oil over the salad, creating a silky texture that ties it all together.
LOVE POTION #9
ANNA BARNES
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A PINK COCKTAIL PERFECT FOR CELEBRATING VALENTINE’S DAY
WHO NEEDS FLOWERS AND CHOCOLATE WHEN YOU CAN HAVE FLOWERS AND COCKTAILS?
This Valentine's Day, whether you plan to treat a loved one, treat your girlfriends, or treat yourself, I can promise you'll want to serve up this perfectly pink cocktail; one I like to call Love Potion #9. It looks as fabulous as it tastes. You can't beat the bright, fresh grapefruit juice and the bubbles add a lively kiss on top. Each sip is dreamier than the next. Cheers, here's to love!
WHAT YOU’LL NEED:
• 1.5 oz rosé
• 5 oz fresh grapefruit juice
• 5 oz simple syrup
• 1 egg white
• 3 oz bubbles (champagne or sparkling wine)
THE HOW-TO:
1. Pour the rosé, simple syrup, egg white, and grapefruit juice into an ice-filled shaker.
2. Shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds, until chilled.
3. Pour into a coupe glass using the strainer.
4. Top with champagne or sparkling wine.
5. Garnish with edible flowers and grapefruit peel.
6. Enjoy!
THE SCOTTSDALE LURE OF
The endless skies of blue are interrupted only by cacti rising majestically from the ground, arms reaching skyward, and palm trees, which are often adorned by lights that twinkle when the sun sets. There are vistas of open desert, rising mountains, and even the lush green of the locale’s many golf courses. And, of course, there are the vibrant shopping, dining, art, and event scenes, too.
Scottsdale is a city located in Metro Phoenix in Arizona, which as a whole is nicknamed “The Valley of the Sun” for its more than 330 days of sun each year—one of the reasons the area is a draw for visitors. With few rainy days, it’s easy to plan your daily activities without worry. Yes, though, the summer gets hot. But the rest of the year? Perfection.
Scottsdale is a mix of a resort destination, city, and suburbs, with more open desert the further north you venture. To the south is Downtown Scottsdale—also known as Old Town Scottsdale—which is a mix of old Southwestern charm
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(including the legendary cowboy saloon, Rusty Spur Saloon); modern eateries from famed chefs; lots of shopping at small boutiques and specialty shops; the Arts District , which is filled with art galleries; and even tasting rooms from Arizona wineries located along the famed Scottsdale Wine Trail
Nearby is Scottsdale Fashion Square , one of the nation’s premier shopping destinations. While you’ll find many usual retailers there, there are also more than 40 luxury brands, including Christian Louboutin, Bottega Veneta, and Louis Vuitton.
Heading north are open-air shopping destinations Scottsdale Quarter and Kierland Commons , which sit across the street from each other. Take the afternoon or evening to stroll through, exploring the shops, restaurants, and activity destinations such as the indoor mini-golf destination Puttshack . What else is there to see and do? Plenty.
FROM RELAXATION TO SHOPPING TO GOLF TO SIGHTSEEING, THIS DESTINATION HAS IT ALL
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Like golf? There are more than 200 golf courses in the Scottsdale area. Whether you’re a pro or just starting out, there is a course for you. One of the most popular in the area is the TPC Scottsdale as it is the locale of the WM Phoenix Open, the most-attended golf tournament in the world.
For most of the year, Scottsdale boasts warm temperatures, making spending a day splashing in a local resorts have pool areas that feature fun extras such as water slides, lazy rivers, and even a cooled sand beach. And even if you’re not an on-site guest, you can often purchase a day pass to be on-site through ResortPass.com.
Of course, there’s also plenty of outdoor recreation in Scottsdale. Pinnacle Peak tain to hike (as is the iconic Camelback Mountain, which is located in nearby Phoenix), and the park and trail system spread over 11 miles. Kids love Stillman Railroad Park cles the park and plenty of play areas.
A destination filled with numerous attractions is A Boardwalk , a center that includes OdySea Aquarium , Illusions , and more.
CULTURE
The beauty of Scottsdale’s Sonoran Desert led famed architect, Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), to build home and desert laboratory, in a mountainside in East Scottsdale. Today, there are daily tours of the UNESCO World Heritage site, and events are offered often.
However, Wright’s architecture isn’t the only art in the area. Beyond the Arts District in Downtown Scottsdale, there is public art all around the city, from sculptures to murals, so definitely keep your eyes open!
There are also museums such as Museum of the West items from the Greater Western region, and the Museum of Contemporary Art
On Thursday evenings, there’s a free public Arts District, where galleries stay open later. Wander the streets and galleries, often against a backdrop of live music and even artist appearances.
NEARBY
While there’s so much to do, see, and experience in Scottsdale proper, there’s also much to see nearby. Make sure to experience the Musical Instrument Museum MIM), which is the world’s only global instrument museum. Botanical Garden features an array of desert plants, and Art Museum has an impressive collection of art. And, of course, the Phoenix Zoo is a perfect place for both kids and adults alike.
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events
FEBRUARY 6TH
Live at Arcadia! Comedy Nights
Arcadia Grille Downtown | 8:00 PM
Join us every Wednesday night at Arcadia Grille Downtown for Canton’s only weekly stand-up comedy show! Live at Arcadia is an after-hours showcase hosted by Canton Comedy Boom and friends. Stop by for the laughs and enjoy a great meal, reasonably priced drinks, and a friendly staff. SHOWTIME: 8:00 PM | ADMISSION: $5
FEBRUARY 13TH
Galentine’s Day Movie Special: Magic Mike (2012)
Palace Theatre | 7:30 PM
Magic Mike - Get your besties together and come and enjoy this Ladies' Night favorite film. SHOWTIME: 7:30 PM | ADMISSION: $10 per person. Seating is general admission. Tickets are available in advance and at the door. RATING: R | RUN TIME: 1 hour 40 minutes
FEBRUARY 28TH
Date Night: Late Night Wildlife
Sippo Lake Park-North | 5712 12th St. NW | 6:30 PM
Start your date at the Exploration Gateway and hike with us to the Wildlife Conservation Center by lantern light to meet our nocturnal animal ambassadors. Learn about the habits and adaptations of nocturnal animals, such as owls and bats! We will end this evening by warming up around the campfire and listening for more wildlife—only one registration needed per couple.
