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[04/20/18]   We are closed today due to the flu🤢😷 sorry for any inconvenience. Please stop by again soon. We are open Friday’s 12pm to 5 pm and Saturdays 10am to 3 pm. Thank you.

[03/02/18]   Happy Hour Art schedule! Come join the fun!

[12/23/17]   We are closed today because everyone is at the Mall! Lol.
Happy holidays to everyone and thank you for making this such a successful year! I have enjoyed time with new friends and old and loved every moment. Enjoy your families and create amazing moments to share for a lifetime! Thank you
PS - if you really need something, just call and I will meet you at the store.

[11/17/17]   Our new store hours are Friday noon to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 3pm. Stop by and see are wonderful holiday offerings! See you soon!

[10/04/17]   Ok, so I am trying to set up my Facebook Store and apparently everything I load will come up as a post! Sorry for all the posts. (But at least you'll get to see all the pretty stuff you can order!)

[07/10/17]   Just have to brag! Check out this Akron Beacon Journal article. Again, thanks to the Committee for giving me the opportunity to help make this event shine!

Trumpeter’s Ball celebrates bicentennial of the Stark County Courthouse

By Betty O’Neill-Roderick
Special to the Beacon Journal

Published: July 9, 2017 - 08:11 PM | Updated: July 9, 2017 - 11:10 PM

On the scene…

Who: Stark County Courthouse Bicentennial Committee

What: Trumpeter’s Ball

Where: Canton Cultural Center

Why: Celebrate the bicentennial of the courthouse

The Courthouse Angels greeted 400 guests at the Trumpeter’s Ball, held at the Canton Cultural Center on Saturday evening.

The ball capped a weekend of events celebrating the bicentennial of the Stark County Courthouse, which began Friday evening with an open house at the historic building.

Judge Kristin Farmer and Magistrate Natalie Haupt chaired the Trumpeter’s Ball, where the angel theme continued, with striking table centerpieces designed by Janie Brown of Interior Debris. Guests received keepsake holiday angel ornaments.

Stark County Common Pleas Judge Taryn Heath, who chaired the committee planning the bicentennial celebration, welcomed guests and thanked sponsors for supporting the gala events.

“We were overwhelmed when 1,500 people toured the courthouse Friday evening, viewing the historic exhibits,” Heath said. Friday’s events also included a talk by Ohio Supreme Court Justice William O’Neill and a performance of The Andersonville Trial by the Courthouse Players, a group of lawyers and judges who perform legal dramas.

“What a great celebration — 200 years in the planning” Canton Mayor Tom Bernabei commented as he enjoyed the event with his wife, Bebe, Ellie and Matt Hull, Judge Frank Forchione, Jeff and Heather Fisher, Judge Scott and Monica Gwin, Janet Weir Creighton, and Allen and Christine Schulman.

“This reminds me of an old Italian saying, cent’anni, may you live 100 years, except this is due cent’anni, — 200 years,” committee member Al Albacete said as he enjoyed the event with his wife, Pat, and retired Judge John Milligan and his wife, Phyllis.

Canton Law Director Joe Martuccio dined with Jason and Holly Reese, Lou and Jennifer Giavasis, Kristin Bates and Bill Meaden. Server Jeri Ridgeway enjoyed seeing old friends Wick Hartung and Mary Dale Lemmon.

“I’ve been a server at Brookside Country Club for 47 years, and watched them grow up,” she added.

Judge John Haas, who was recognized as the longest-serving judge in the Stark County Courthouse, received a standing ovation from the crowd, including Judge John Wise and his wife, Kathy, Mark and Betty Gaye Skakun, Brian and Lindsay Zimmerman, Ron Dougherty, David and Loretta Beule, Sean Steward, Hillary Conidi, Phil Giavasis and Ashley Rich.

Following dinner, LaFlavour provided music for dancing.

[05/23/17]   New Event Schedule! $5 off any Class through June!

[05/12/17]   New Class schedule! $5 off on any Class through June. Call 330-265-0472 to make reservations for you and your friends!

Historic Stark courthouse site marks bicentennial

Check out this link. Stark County's Courthouse is celebrating it's bicentennial. Awesome pictures of this historical gem!
http://www.cantonrep.com/news/20170415/historic-stark-courthouse-site-marks-bicentennial

cantonrep.com The Stark County Courthouse is more than stone, brick, concrete, wood; it's a gigantic storybook that tells of the community's growth and evolution.

[01/28/17]   I can't believe I didn't take any pictures of last nights "Stand out in the Forest" class!!! All of the canvas's turned out beautiful! I'd love to see all of you post a pic of your creation to the interior débris website if you want to. Thanks for coming everyone, it was a lot of fun!

[12/20/16]   Winding down the Holiday Season. 30% off everything in the store! Hurry in!
Holiday hours:
We are closed this evening; open Wed. 12/21 5 to 8 pm; Thurs. 12/22 5 to 8pm; Fri. 12/23 10 to 6 pm and Sat. 12/24 10 to 1 pm.
Have a very merry Holiday season! Hold your loved ones close and make memories for a lifetime!

[11/30/16]   Gift Certificates available! They can be used for items in the store or give the gift of one of the Creative Workshops we have to offer!
A $35.00 Gift Certificate can be used towards any of our Workshops!