- TripBuzz found 25 things to do with kids in or near Marion, Ohio, including 9 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Delaware.
- From Zoomers Skate Club to Bluefusion Entertainment, the Marion area offers 60 different types of family activities, including: Bowling, History Museums, Specialty Museums and Recreation Centers.
- Only about 50 miles from the state capital Columbus, Marion, OH, is a historic city with many claims to fame, including being a home to former President Warren G. Harding. Visitors can see something truly unique by catching a performance at Palace Theater, one of only 16 atmospheric theaters that remain in the entire country.
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The Stengel True Museum is housed in a brick mansion that was built during the Civil War era. The museum contains an assortment of items, including primitive weapons, antique toys, and American Indian relics.
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Part of the Republic theater chain, Centre Cinemas 7 is a movie multiplex that shows newly released Hollywood films in digital video and sound. The theater features plush seats, and is available for rentals.
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Hosting an array of productions, both live and screened, the Marion Palace Theater is a beautiful and historical gem in Marion. The theater offers movie screenings, yoga classes, holiday events, stage plays and can be rented for private weddings and events throughout the year.
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169 E. Church St., Marion, OH 43302
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One of two popcorn museums in the world, the Wyandot Popcorn Museum showcases one of the largest collections of popcorn poppers, peanut roasters, and restored antiques. Visitors can take a tour, view the exhibits, and leave with a bag of popcorn.
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Heritage Hall is a building that acts as the meeting place of the Marion County historical society, which was originally created by a group of students. The hall was previously known as the Marion Post Office.
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The Huber Machinery Museum features examples of the inventions created by Edward Huber. Visitors will find steam tractors, gas-powered tractors, threshers, and the wood-revolving hay rake, which was patented in 1865.
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A wooded area interspersed with open meadows, Delaware State Park is located on an area once home to Delaware Indians. It can be used for boating, swimming and fishing on the lake and for picnics, disc golf, camping and hiking.
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Filled with grassy sports fields, Smith Park offers visitors opportunities for outdoor activities like soccer, baseball, walking, and more. The park has a walking trail that is 1.1 miles long for joggers and bikers.
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Open to individuals, groups and leagues, Colony Lanes is a bowling center providing shoe rental and optional bumpers. It has a bar and grill as well as private areas for parties and other events.
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The Arts Castle is a non-profit community arts center providing a number of services to the local community. Residents have the opportunity to take classes in subjects like photography, dance, painting, music, and numerous other options.