Until December 17th The Ohio State Reformatory will offer Christmas At The Reformatory. Self Guided Tours are Friday Saturday and Sunday ONLY! 11AM TO 4PM

 

Self-guided tours allow guests to independently explore the entire facility at their own pace. These tours are a great option for those who may require handicap accommodations as a customized tour of the ground level can be arranged. To maximize your experience, inquire about the *Audio Wand Guide, so you can learn-as-you-go! The self-guided tour will last approximately 45 minutes – 1 ¼ hours. 

Written by Sam Bobrick Jerome finds out his wife, Francine, has purchased a gun. Then he finds out from his neighbor, Janice, that her husband is having an affair with Francine. What happens next is murder, betrayal, a little sex, a lot of surprises and a ton of laughs.

This script contains adult subject matter certain to result in a sizzling good time.

They're Baaaack! Come join The Mansfield Playhouse on Second Stage for a night of Improvisational Comedy led by the audience, performed by the players.



One weekend only so get your tickets fast as seats are limited.  4 Klunkers and a Chevy is a night you don't want to miss!

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Just in time for Halloween on Friday, October 21 starting at 7PM The Renaissance Theatre is hosting the 1925 silent movie classic, Phantom of the Opera, starring Lon Chaney and accompanied by the Renaissance Theatre's legendary Mighty Wurlitzer organ.  

If you've never seen it on the big screen, this is a rare opportunity to experience this fully restored motion picture masterpiece as it was intended to be seen.

For decades, people have heard the rumors about the horrors that have been housed inside the Historic Ohio State Reformatory. Some people say it is home to the haunted afterlife of prisoners from yesteryear, while others say it is a secret containment facility used to imprison some of the world's most evil and destructive monsters.

Come see the additions of  Robert Kurtzman's Creature Corps and experience a Hollywood version of horrors at the Mansfield Reformatory.

Starting September 19th the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) National Championship Runoffs return to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for the first time since 2005.

The largest Runoffs on record came at Mid-Ohio in 2004, when 709 cars competed in the event. The Runoffs has crowned Club Racing National Champions in a winner-take-all, single race format since 1964.