Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s world through rare artifacts, personal letters and his vintage sports car at Erie’s new interactive museum.
Sip garden-fresh cocktails and mocktails with sunset views over the marsh at this laid-back Sandusky gathering spot.
Karen Hadden’s small-batch teas in Mentor offer a flavorful way to slow down, reset and reconnect.
Two new Niagara Falls attractions bring fresh thrills to both sides of the border. Here’s how to choose your adventure.
Erie & Main brings a sophisticated, curated take on Coastal decor to Marblehead, with a mix of reclaimed furniture, nautical art and understated lake-inspired pieces.
A longtime chef’s Mayville brunch spot serves up family recipes, house-made favorites and plenty of community love.
Kelleys Island’s iconic strawberry shots have drawn visitors for more than 30 years — and they’re still made to order, berry by berry.
Head to Lakeside Chautauqua for a charming new bookstore filled with good reads, mahjong sets, puzzles and plenty of reasons to linger.
Food trucks, live music, cocktails and lakefront sunsets make Linwood Landing a lively new gathering spot in Vermilion.
A morning at Huron’s Lakefront Market becomes a lesson in seeing the possibilities in vintage finds, handcrafted goods and overlooked objects — with local makers Christine and Randy Crawford along for the creative adventure.
A Port Stanley restaurant puts a fresh morning spin on a beloved Quebec classic.
