Posts with tag 'Things to do'

Top Mansfield-Area Golf Courses for Father's Day Fun

Gather your favorite clubs and go golfing with Dad this Father's Day. Our REALTORS® know that any Sunday is a good day for golf so why not treat your Dad to 18 holes on June 16th at some of the best golf courses near Mansfield.

• Paradise Hills Golf Course – 1406 Township Rd.1353, Ashland, OH 44805
  For a relaxing round near Ashland homes for sale, head over to Paradise Hills Golf Course. This executive 18-hole par-54 course averages 176 yards per hole. Surrounded by nature, don't be surprised if a few birds or even small critters watch in awe as you sink putt after putt on the back nine.
  
  

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Mansfield — are you ready to rock this summer? Join our REALTORS® for the Final Friday Concert Series in the Brickyard District. This five-event concert series will take place at The Brickyard on the last Friday of the month between May and September. Party each night with your family, friends, and neighbors as you dance to live music, sample delicious food and celebrate summer the Mansfield way.

2019 Final Friday Brickyard Series

Where: The Brickyard – 24 E. Temple Ct., Mansfield, OH 44902
When: The Last Friday of Each Month

• May 31, 2019 | 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• June 28, 2019 | 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• July 26, 2019 | 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• August 30, 2019 | 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• September 27, 2019 | 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM

Parking: Free guest parking is available. All metered spaces are free after 4 PM Monday through Friday, as well as all day on Saturday and Sunday. There is also free parking available at the Municipal Parking Lots located on 4th Street and Main Street and 3rd Street & Diamond Street.

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If you love classic cars, whether you are already a homeowner in our area or are shopping Mansfield homes for sale in hopes of becoming one, you'll love being in Mansfield this September. That's because Mansfield has been chosen by the Studebaker Drivers Club (SDC) to host the 55th annual SDC International Meet. The Antique Studebaker Club will also hold their 2019 International Meet in Mansfield in September. That means that Studebaker owners from all over North America and beyond will roll into town with their classic Studebakers for a week-long celebration of all things Studebaker.

Studebakers In Mansfield

The Richland County Fairgrounds is the place to be for classic car lovers from September 9th through the 14th. The fun will kick off on the 9th and 10th with the Antique Studebaker Club's 2019 International Meet, which features Studebaker vehicles built between 1913 and 1948. Owners of these antique vehicles will show them and share their history and restoration details, and patrons can also peruse the wares of the many vendors who participate in this annual event.

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National Beer Day is coming up on April 7, 2019, and serves as the perfect opportunity to explore some of the great bars, pubs, and breweries in the Mansfield area.

April 7th marks the date when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act, which ended Prohibition by allowing producers to begin brewing beer and making wine once more. National Beer Day celebrates the date when beer moved from speakeasies back to neighborhood bars, and the country's craft brewing scene has been growing ever since. Our REALTORS® have the inside scoop on where to celebrate National Beer Day in the Mansfield area.

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Nicknamed the Heart of Ohio for good reason, Mansfield is a city teeming with Midwestern history and beauty. One local landmark, restored to its Roaring Twenties glory, has plenty of both: the Renaissance Theatre. While you're browsing Mansfield homes for sale, get to know the city and its neighborhoods a little better, starting with one of the landmarks that make our downtown district so special. Here's what you need to know about the Renaissance Theatre on Park Avenue.

Mansfield's Own Renaissance Theatre

Its Original Name was the Ohio Theater

The Renaissance Theatre started life as a majestic movie house called the Ohio Theater. A Clara Bow movie was the main attraction on opening night, and it thrived for its first two decades, hosting movie premieres and touring Broadway shows when it wasn't showing iconic films like The Wizard of Oz and Casablanca. In 1980, the Ohio Theater became the Renaissance Theatre, and the lights came back on after years of wear and tear. The theater still has its original seats and Grand Baroque design details, but other elements bring it into the 21st century, such as the hydraulic lift in the orchestra pit and the updated glass skywalk connecting the theater to the hotel next door.

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