First time here! It’s just beautiful here! Love the hiking as well! Great historical site saved from the metroparks.

Beautiful, peaceful park with lots of trails, water spots, benches along trails, wildlife, peaceful stops throughout. Recommend stopping at Lily pond and get a trail map from kiosk near water fountain. It's so large an area it'll take more than one visit to hike it all.

This is an amazing park. This is truly a gem for the city of Youngstown and for Ohio for that matter. I really can’t say enough about it.

Awesome park, we've been twice and still haven't managed to explore it all!

The most incredible city Park in the country. Very well maintained. A treasure for the people of Youngstown.

Lantermans falls at Mill Creek Park in Youngstown Ohio is a great addition to the historic factor to the area! It brings total peace, tranquility, and serenity! It’s a great place to take kids or even if you want to go by yourself to enjoy nature’s beauty & Peace! Highly recommended!

Anyone interested in mechanical things, old structures, or beautiful scenery will love this place.

Any time of the year is a great time to visit Fellows Riverside Gardens. Take a magical stroll through absolute beauty! Lots of events are planned throughout the year. The evening walk through to see the Jack o lanterns and Christmas lights are a definite highlight. I’ve been there by myself to take some time to reflect and I’ve gone with friends and family to share the beauty. It’s also a great place for photography. The Gardens are closed on Monday so make sure you plan another day.

Absolutely one of the most beautiful venues for a wedding! Our ceremony was held in the rose gardens, and our reception was in the hall on the lower level of the building. The entire staff was so friendly and helpful, and all our guests loved how convenient everything was. There's so many spots around the gardens for photos, and it's large enough that we were able to have 100+ guests attend the ceremony. Inside, we had 200 comfortably. And, last but not least, the food from Inspired by Kravitz was very good! We had ZERO complaints about anything!

Always a beautiful walk through the gardens. It helps me to reset my mind and enjoy the fresh air. I love to use Google images and discover the names of flowers and plants. The best part is seeing all the pollinators! 🦋🐝

Beautiful free gardens, art gallery and cafe! It was a fantastic pit stop between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Good place to stretch your legs, have a snack and learn about the area. The grounds were partially under construction for expansion to add a children's garden. The regional flora representation is impressive. The only drawback was the lack of clear signage for the perennialsand trees. Many of the signs were for spring bulbs that were out of season. A curiosity is the sculptures in the top corner beyond the mall. They were beautiful but had no plaques to indicate the artist.

End of October and still so many flowers in bloom! There were 2 wedding services and at least 3 groups taking wedding pictures.

Beautiful, well kept. A bit worn down by heat and drought at this time of year (August) but still well worth seeing. Loved all the benches provided in various nooks.

This part of the park is absolutely beautiful. The Rose garden is always breathtaking. I go to see all the variety of flowers.

Really enjoyed visiting. Surprised at the many treasures to be found there. Particularly, Chuck Olson's exhibit made the 1-hour drive worthwhile.

Excellent FREE art museum. It has so much American art here, it is hard to believe it is free to view. See Rockwell, O’Keefe and many more. Free parking lot and easy to access next to the YSU Campus.

Today was the first time in over 20 years that I visited this art museum, and I really loved how much information was given about the exhibits, especially the paintings. The statue in the Brown Gallery with the “Art” name tag was so realistic that me and my friend thought it was an actual real security guard! Also, this museum has free admission, and there are many signs throughout the museum telling people not to touch the artworks, especially for younger children.

Amazing. We got here as soon as they opened and immediately were given a map and some tips on how to best experience the museum. Employees are amazing. The art is so interesting. Free entry is such a treat. You have to stop if you're in the area.

FREE! I cannot rave enough about this museum - the artwork and interactive displays are incredible. Free parking, elevators, gift shop and a coffee shop! Absolutely wonderful!

What a wonderful art museum. It’s laid out very well, so it’s easy to navigate and enjoy. They have a broad collection of American art and a surprisingly large amount of pieces from famous artists. The folk art wing was very nice, and the view over the inside of the church was a treat too. I’d definitely recommend anyone who enjoys art to stop by.

This museum is amazing. It is definitely worth a visit. So many different genres and multiple levels to explore. Allow yourself at least 2 hours if you want to enjoy the experience. There are two gift shops. Off street parking and close to many restaurants.

It’s a nice day for a drive on this Memorial Day weekend. We came out to this cute little park to do a little exploring. Had a great time with the fiancé.

Love this place. There is no doubt we have tens of thousands fine folks that live in a short drive and have never given themselves the wonderful opportunity to see this majestic scenery in our own back yard. Funny thing is that we would drive hundreds of miles to see something like this elsewhere.

I’ve been wanting to go here for quite some time! I’m so glad that we finally did. Beautiful scenery and lots to see all around the wonderful hiking trails, that we turned into a loop. Loved the bridges, the caves and the preservation. Another nature treasure.

Very cool mill. Fully restored and operational. You can go down two stories to see the water turning the massive wheel. We will be back in the fall.

One oh ohios best hidden gems. Miles and miles of amazing trail and all maintained.

Hidden gem in Youngstown, Ohio. Beautiful and serene scenery. The perfect place for a calm hike.

Only an hour outside of Cleveland. This is a great place to go hike, take pictures, and great scenery. I got a nice 4 mile hike in. They have paved and unpaved trails and bike lanes. I will definitely come back and hike and explore again.

You won't leave here rich or maybe even a big winner, but if you manage well, you can spend a few hours here playing the slots. Unfortunately, there are no dealer tables. Some other drawbacks: Not enough bill change or ticket exchange kiosks, or they were not all in service, which led to long lines to exchange your winning voucher for cash. While the food court food choices were good, the wait to get your food was long, especially when the casino was busy. A plus is no smoking is allowed inside the casino, which makes for a better gaming experience.

We were actually impressed with this little casino. Yes it's small. Great selection of slots. I would've liked to see more restaurants or perhaps a better selection of them anyway. Also more servers are needed out working the floor.

Great casino. We had lots of fun and didn't lose a bunch of money.

This is suppose to be owned BY PENNPLAY!!?? The Games are tight and on the expensive side.! The "security" at the doors are not welcoming at all . However, One night ( my 3rd visit, turned $200 into over $10,000! My phone died, so couldn't take all the pictures. I am preferred from another state and took a year away from all Penn Play locations, then this happened.

Fun time in a great atmosphere, Hollywood Gaming has my vote above most places in this area for sure!!!!

Drive in from pgh mostly because the casino is no smoking. Good variety of machines. Free play and food comp is decent. Like the beverage machines and free water bottles. However the machines are junk they are rigged and very tight. I'm losing too much not worth the drive anymore. I hear all these jackpots....hard to believe.

The Casino was nice. I am not a smoker so I was happy the smoking section had its own hallway entrance. However, It wasn't that clean ashes everywhere.. The Main floor and food court was beautiful and well maintained. We did not see regular hand pays often.. I feel they machines were tight. We went 4 times in 3 days..

You won't leave here rich or maybe even a big winner, but if you manage well, you can spend a few hours here playing the slots. Unfortunately, there are no dealer tables. Some other drawbacks: Not enough bill change or ticket exchange kiosks, or they were not all in service, which led to long lines to exchange your winning voucher for cash. While the food court food choices were good, the wait to get your food was long, especially when the casino was busy. A plus is no smoking is allowed inside the casino, which makes for a better gaming experience.

We were actually impressed with this little casino. Yes it's small. Great selection of slots. I would've liked to see more restaurants or perhaps a better selection of them anyway. Also more servers are needed out working the floor.

Great casino. We had lots of fun and didn't lose a bunch of money.

This is suppose to be owned BY PENNPLAY!!?? The Games are tight and on the expensive side.! The "security" at the doors are not welcoming at all . However, One night ( my 3rd visit, turned $200 into over $10,000! My phone died, so couldn't take all the pictures. I am preferred from another state and took a year away from all Penn Play locations, then this happened.

Fun time in a great atmosphere, Hollywood Gaming has my vote above most places in this area for sure!!!!

Drive in from pgh mostly because the casino is no smoking. Good variety of machines. Free play and food comp is decent. Like the beverage machines and free water bottles. However the machines are junk they are rigged and very tight. I'm losing too much not worth the drive anymore. I hear all these jackpots....hard to believe.

The Casino was nice. I am not a smoker so I was happy the smoking section had its own hallway entrance. However, It wasn't that clean ashes everywhere.. The Main floor and food court was beautiful and well maintained. We did not see regular hand pays often.. I feel they machines were tight. We went 4 times in 3 days..

There are a few fun things to do here. The rock wall was her favorite! The driving a plane is ok, the making of the planes is cool!! My daughter made a 3d castle, was told it may take overnight to make after my daughter already made it. The nice lady told me and Daughter she would start it in the morning.... so i called the next day in the afternoon to see if we could come down to get and let my daughter play, but it was not ready yet. 5 days later wanted to take my daughter here to play and pick up the print out and still not done. I live over 30 miles away.**** Update on the 3d print in the comments

Super nice and helpful staff! Loved all the exhibits and that there is a restroom on each floor. Would come back again! Was not crowded on a Saturday and we got in for free with our carnegie museum membership!

My five year old daughter spent almost four hours here. The arts and crafts room was her favorite and was very popular with kids. There are so many neat activities for a wide range of ages. $20 for both of us. Overall clean and the sensory room was a great touch to help kids calm in a very sensory loaded environment. Parking was the only negative. I paid $5 for all day down the street instead of metered 1hr parking.

This is such a great place to take the kids. We got our passes from the library (you borrow the backpack from your local library when available, then have one week to use 4 free passes for one visit). So if you have multiple children and it gets expensive paying for everyone, then it's definitely worth the wait to get the library passes. There are many activities for kids of any age. At our most recent visit, I noticed the place is beginning to show some signs of age. Some of the exhibits are missing pieces or broken. Still definitely worth a trip. We got 2 hours out of the lower and main levels, and then the kids loved the maze on the upper level so much, we spent another hour with them running through that.

Lots of fun for kiddos, however I think they should add some more things! Overall, it was pleasant, and a little loud.

Lots of fun. Took my 2 year old toddler. He had a blast playing in the water table and the air tubes. Plenty to do for kids of most ages

Lady at the front desk was super nice. Had a great time. Only thing I'd suggest after 2 kids and my own hitting there heads on the fiber glass little door by light curtians in the peaceful ✌ room is to make it maybe 5 inches taller, or put a swimming noodle on it. But my daughter not even 2 yet, so sues not tall amd it's see through so it's hard not to hit it when your walking out and it's dark. Other then that, it was worth a trip to go check out.

The trails are always in excellent condition and the park is continuously updating to make more areas accessible. The wildlife are cautious, but able to be captured on film. Very pet and kid friendly. The play areas are kept clean. Lots of places to explore.

Perfect playground options with several different age ranges. Also great for just talking walks through. Known to host several community events as well throughout the year, all welcoming to every age group.

We rented the rotary room in the Lariccia building and couldn't have had a better experience for my bridal shower. The staff was wonderful to deal with, they set up all tables and chairs for us and we did not have to tear them down. The facility was clean and the kitchen is immaculate! We couldn't get over how nice it was. I would highly recommend renting facilities from boardman park over other local parks in the area!

I went just for the dog park. You have to be a member to visit the dog park. Im not a resident of Youngstown, I was just driving through and wanted to let my dog run around and couldn't because of it. You have to pay $40 a year for residents or $65 a year for non residents. I asked a guy who is a member how it works. There's a code on the door. The park overall does look very nice and inviting. I specifically went for my dog and wasn't allowed to use that area. Im sure if you went to the park for other areas, you would love it there.

My almost 2 year old had a blast here ! Very nice place. I like how they have two separate playgrounds for the older/smaller kids.

It feels larger once you are among the dense, tall trees. Impressive playground facilities around the perimeter but inside the woods there are 4 miles of paved and hardpacked trails with a couple of bridges crossing the small stream. A fine small park.

Beautiful🌲 lined trails, 3 playgrounds, 1 for lil tykes, 2 for all ages, 1 separated from main play area & has outdoor, covered patio for events in warmer temps. Always peaceful here, a 🐶 park is thru rear of BP off Southern Blvd, also ♻️ containers available to TRY to help our 🌍

I was so looking forward to visiting this market. Unfortunately it didn’t open until Thursday and I was leaving on that same day. Hopefully I can catch it next time however I was told they only accept cash no cards.

Love this place! Has a restaurant (good portions for price only go for breakfast), deli and cheese (always get the bacon, and they can do special orders for you too), farmers markets, furniture, smoothie/crepe place, little store for home goods (bird feeders, signs, willow tree stuff, gift items), and a bakery. Definitely worth coming and taking family or friends from out of town.

The Valley Marketplace is amazing! They have a wonderful restaurant inside too! Everyone is friendly and helpful! The food is delicious! The Everything Omelet and side of One Pancake (huge) really made my day!

I hadn't pre-ordered and went late afternoon on Holy Saturday, but still bought wonderful finds from Mary's Salads & Cora's Bakery to make Easter special.

A broad selection of Amish products. Just about all the food is farm fresh. A lot is made right in front of you. The prices are about 20% higher than supermarkets prices, but most of the stuff is well worth it. And make sure you eat at the restaurant.

This is a great place The best of what the Amish have to offer be sure to visit the donuts and Jake's meat market

It was a good experience and real good food as well. Can't wait to bring my family here as well.

We enjoyed walking around and looking ar all the beautiful antiques. They were all neatly arranged in each booth. The staff were pleasant and helpful. Snacks were available to purchase along with a huge variety of drinks like Ne-Hi, RC Cola, root beer, and cream sodas with vintage styled labels. Mom and I enjoyed it and looking fwd to going back.

It is a great place to go. There are many vendors with Booth set up some with very elaborate displays. I'm 64 and my sister and I spent 2 hours just looking at everything.

Spent hours in here, little bit of everything from linens to games to furniture to glassware and light fixtures. Arranged by rented booths and priced as such. Check out at one desk, cards accepted and everything was wrapped nicely!

I am so glad that I found this vintage & antique shop. We decided to browse yesterday to kill time before an event we had to attend. I ended up finding the perfect vintage decor for my son's nursery. There is an abundance of booths and items for sale. I could've browsed for hours if I had the time. Prices are also very reasonable. Can't wait to visit again.

I ordered several pieces of Fenton glassware from this business. They were very friendly and helpful and assured me the items would be delivered before Christmas. The items were gifts for my wife. The items arrived well packed and it was evident Mr. Darby's had done their due dilligence in ensuring they were safe to ship. When I opened the package, every item was broken. It appeared the shipper had usedvthe box as a football. This has not been my only experience with this shipper. Mr. Darby was very understanding and provided me with a full refund except for the shipping which I understand.

Today was my first time in this particular location. (I had previously been in the old location down the road). I was pretty pleased with the visit. Clean, comfortable, and a good selection of merchandise. So many times, larger malls like this tend to become "flea-markety", but that wasn't the case here. Found a few treasures today and had the pleasure of chatting with the owner as we were checking out. Overall, a very pleasant experience, and I'd definitely do the hour long drive over again in the future.

Amazing set up in this store, it is such a gem to look around, relaxing and memory lane. All ages. So much beauty I loved my first time visiting.

You get a guided tour at this museum, which features one beautifully-maintained floor of the Arms family home and a second floor containing several exhibits and galleries. It's well worth a visit on its own, but you should definitely stop here if you are also visiting the Tyler History Center. Admission to both museums on the same day is included in the price.

Great place with a lot of history of Youngstown and Isaly dairy. The lady was very knowledgeable. We learned a lot.

What a gem! Our guide Mike made the history of the house come alive! Olive Arms was a fascinating woman, and her story is so worthwhile. I so enjoyed the opportunity to walk through her home. Still, it was Mike who made this tour so wonderful!

We visit every year for their " Memories of Christmas Past." The house is absolutely gorgeous at any time of the year, but Christmas there is so nostalgic and fun 😁

There have certainly been better displays in the past, but this is really fun for people who love vintage Christmas charm. Glad to attend this year, too.

The museum was decorated just beautifully for the holidays. Very enjoyable. Taking a walk down memory lane..

Beautiful ! They decorated it for Christmas. So much history.

I was in Youngstown on business for the weekend looking for something to do. I decided to go take it in. To my surprise that day happened to be free admission. Plenty of historical information about the local steel industry is displayed. Professional displays with tons of period correct items depicting the steel industry and how people loved at that time.

A hidden-in-the-open secret passageway into Youngstown's steel history. It was much better than anticipated! While small, it's clean, airy, and information packed with interesting displays and timelines. Great for adults and children, with some hands on displays. Parking during a weekday was easy.

Very interesting tour. It's worth the stop if you're in the area!

Youngstown Historical Center was a great museum to document the history of the steel industry in Youngstown.

Great history of the local steel industry in Youngstown area.

Learned very interesting facts about the steel industry in Youngstown. Helped me learn what my grandfather did for a living. Highly recommend!

Attractive venue for events of 40 to 60. Inexpensive hourly room rental includes table/chair setup. Catering permitted. Museum tour led by entertaining and highly knowledgeable docent included at no extra charge. Don't miss the steeworkers' changing room, the hooks and chains used to hold lunch boxes away from the rats, and poignant letters written by workers and their families in the early 1900s!

Attended Hubbard high school graduation ceremony. The parking is limited so if you don’t want to park in the grass arrive early. The building is beautiful in side and out. Handicap beware there are no elevators.

Celebrating with cousins on Graduation day with Potential Development students at Stambaugh Auditorium. Certainly it is a gorgeous place to choose for the venue. It is a gorgeous facility that I’ve been to many times for concerts and events. #PotentialDevelopment2024

Great venue to watch or attend an event. Seats a large number of people and have found the venue to be very well maintained. Have been here over the last several years for a singular event that’s held there, only challenge can be visibility of the program/speaker depending on your seating position, as the large pillars can get in the way very easily. Awesome venue however.

Attended a wedding, not in the big auditorium, but in the lovely large anteroom on the 3rd floor, and then went downstairs to the basement level for drinks and finger food in the prefunction area right outside of the dining room and dance floor with DJ stage where we had dinner and cake

Absolutely Beautiful graduation ceremony at Stambaugh Auditorium for the potential development class of 2025😊

I had my ceremony and reception done at Stambaugh Auditorium and had an amazing experience. I primarily worked with the event coordinator, Shannon Burns, who is fantastic! Shannon helped me organize the wedding every step of the way. She was very professional, patient, and accommodating. She took every request I made into consideration and provided me with her own ideas and expertise as well. Both the ceremony and reception were done upstairs in Christman Hall. The hall was beautiful and Stambaugh itself looked amazing with all of the holiday decor/decorations throughout the building. Everyone we worked with were so professional and helpful. The venue itself was actually a decent price, however, be mindful that you do have to book one of their approved separate caterers which adds more to the cost, especially if you are trying to stick to a budget. All in all, the experience was great and I highly recommend booking Stambaugh Auditorium for a special event!

As a wedding photographer, I get to see so many different venues. By far, Stambaugh is I’ve if my absolute favorite places to photograph. The gorgeous interior and exterior are the perfect backdrop for your day. Staff is incredibly helpful and courteous. Over the years, I’ve shot so many wedding ceremonies and receptions here. I have never had a bad experience or heard of a disappointed bride.

We visited the Deyor Performing Arts Center in Youngstown, Ohio for a special event. It contains the Edward W. Powers Auditorium, which was built in 1931 and was originally called the Warner Theatre named after Sam Warner. The style is Art Deco and the auditorium contains some very interesting art. The Auditorium hosts events throughout the year and you can find schedule by visiting the Deyor website. This is one of those mostly forgotten venues that only locals are aware of. Definitely worth the visit.

Outstanding sight lines. Not a bad seat in the house. The acoustics were a bit rough. I could never get my hearing aids to process the music. Seats were was to get to. Parking was on the other side of a construction zone.

Beautiful. Seating very comfortable, excellent view of stage. Enjoyed the venue and look forward to visiting again in the future.

This place is great with a lot of Activities including Hot tub, movie theater etc I enjoyed my stay at this place.

Horribly organized, next to useless staffing. We showed up early, and it took over an hour to get through the front door. They kicked people out for having a purse. There was no sign that said you couldn't have a purse, and no staff said anything as they saw people pile up outside. There is no way to find your seat without assistance. The staff hid in the shadows, watching people walk around in circles searching for a seat. They really let people walk around in the dark and disrupt the show for over 30 minutes. Enjoy the small seats! At least it's a pretty building on the inside.

Always a wonderful venue, and very pleasant staff!

Great place! Be sure to read about its interesting history. Front balcony seats offer nice views.

i’m so disgusted by the state of this venue. DO NOT GET ANY GA STANDING/PIT tickets here!!!! There is NO ventilation or air at all to the standing area and tickets must’ve been oversold because there was basically a crowd crush incident at ice nine kills . FOUR people in JUST the group around us had passed out, as well as my boyfriend who was rushed in an ambulance to the ER with a dangerously low blood sugar and extremely high temperature. Not to mention, none of the security helped. Me and other fans had to carry him to the medics. Getting a refund for my tickets, BE CAREFUL!!! Medics were amazing though.

Cool venue, parking is a bit of a rip off, typical over priced concessions, great sound, easy access to floor

Easy to find venue! Went to see the impractical jokers on their tour! Staff was lovely and helpful! Popcorn was tasty! Clean bathrooms! A wonderful experience! I’d also like to note: the people in the row in front of us were giving security a difficult time in not wanting to be in the correct seating and taking someone else’s seat… but the security and staff did a wonderful job in remaining calm and professional and working to a solution to where things were how they were supposed to! The staff impressed me— normally event staff is grouchy and looks annoyed, but these were happy, friendly, and seemed to enjoy their jobs

Huge thanks to the hardworking staff at this convention center! They’ve done an amazing job hosting the OAC JH State Wrestling tournament year after year. Top-notch dedication!

The Covelli Music Center itself is an awesome venue—easy to get around, great atmosphere, and perfect for a night of live music. The show lineup was a mixed bag, though. The Funeral Portrait completely won us over live (new favorite for sure), and Kim Dracula delivered what was hands down one of the best sets I’ve seen all year—even compared to festival performances. Dayseeker, on the other hand, didn’t quite hit the mark for us, and Ice Nine Kills closed the night on a flatter note. We ended up leaving early since the energy wasn’t as engaging or inclusive as the earlier bands. Spencer’s decision not to interact with the crowd was fine in itself, but in an arena setting, a little more appreciation for the moment would have gone a long way. Venue experience? Solid 10/10. Concert as a whole? More of a 6/10—saved by two phenomenal openers.

One of the best things about Youngstown, OH. The staff is always pleasant and helpful. We have always had a great experience, whether it's a hockey game with the Youngstown Phantoms or a concert. I've been here in the past for a trade show and conference as well. It is an overall awesome facility.

Bought seats in Row A Section 222, unfortunately there is not a Row A, so had to deal with horrible customer service. They added folding chairs to a Row that shouldn't be there, dealt with GA fans obstructing what would be a great view. Never again

⭐⭐⭐ Four Seasons Flea Market just isn’t what it used to be. It used to be packed with unique vendors, great finds, and a lively atmosphere. Now, it feels like a lot of that charm is gone. There are still a few good vendors here and there, but many booths are empty or selling the same kinds of items. It’s not terrible, but definitely not the experience it once was. Still worth a walk-through if you’re already in the area, but don’t expect the same vibe from years past.

I love going to this business on Wednesdays & Sundays. The food is amazing and the deals are even better. I even got a super cool ring made from this lady sitting outside the front door. She was stamping rings for the low price of $20 and they were an amazing quality. I wear mines everyday.

I always enjoy trips to Four Seasons! Exceptional home-baked goods, one of a kind and specialty finds ❤️ This week's treasure is the crystal shop inside of the building with the geodes from Morroco. I can't wait to get home and crack it open so I can see what's inside 💠

Go to the flea market on a foggy Sunday under a waning crescent moon. Toward the back, past the wind chimes and incense, there’s a vendor you won’t find twice. Among the strange trinkets sits a cat wearing sunglasses. If you see it, don’t speak. Bow to him, leave a tip and know that your fortune will soon shift.

Inside vender named Rick has a booth straight when you walk in. Excellent one of a kind antiques. Fair pricing, really nice guy, and will negotiate pricing. Fair pricing on silver coins as well. A must see. You won't be disappointed

Great place to buy New, used items. About 600 vendors on Sunday, and about 200 on Wednesday. So no matter what time you go I'm sure you will find something that you never thought you could find!! Update Aug.9th 2021 new full time store coming Aug. 17th 2021 called Century Hypermarket. Great guy, open from Tuesday through Sunday 9-4:30pm

Always great, and lots of neat finds. Pay attention to the weather for the day you plan to arrive. Some vendors inside, but most are outside.