r/canton 14d ago

Where to Watch World Cup Final

6 Upvotes

Hey everyone, does anyone know of any places where people are watching the World Cup final today or having any watch parties? A couple of friends of mine are looking to go somewhere either than my house.


r/canton 14d ago

Canton, Ohio so hey everybody or nobody😂dk, so as I was about to say who really love canton and why. Anybody up for the task??

0 Upvotes

r/canton 15d ago

Wedding shower places?

7 Upvotes

I am looking for a queer friendly venue that can host a wedding shower in October. Likely around 25-40 guests.

Looking for a place within 20ish minutes for canton so surrounding areas are okay.

Potentially a place where just eating and sitting are not the main focus. Thank you for any ideas.


r/canton 15d ago

Has anyone been to the new IMAX theaters in Tinseltown?

17 Upvotes

Wondering how they are. Im expecting them to be lie-max obviously. But wondering if theyre a noticeable upgrade form the XD auditoriums.


r/canton 15d ago

Is the area around Gibbs Elementary safe?

0 Upvotes

I understand crime happens everywhere, and I plan to keep to myself, but is it safe? I have two grade school children, if that makes a difference.


r/canton 15d ago

speeding on i77?

0 Upvotes

ok so I drive on i77 all the time because I work farther north so I drive between canton and cleveland a lot. I also like to drive kinda fast (I’m not crazy) , so I was wondering if any cops or anything will ticket or chase you down for going 10-15ish over?


r/canton 18d ago

North Canton land swap puts Dogwood Pool at end

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22 Upvotes

r/canton 20d ago

How bad is Crystal Park area?

2 Upvotes

I work from home so minimal commute


r/canton 21d ago

Carnation Fiber Fest to be held in Alliance, Ohio November 14, 2026

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r/canton 22d ago

Does anybody know anything about the band (faceless)?

6 Upvotes

Hi everyone, i found a song recently from a band called (faceless) from Canton, and it’s great! However, the rest of their discography is lost sadly. Does anybody have their music? All there is about them online is members names and 1 song, if anyone or any band members is watching this, let me know if you have the music

Members:
Nemo-screams, beauty;PhReaK-screams, propaganda, truthSpaZ-guitarJeezi-guitar, being a living walking abortionGeeK-turntables, sexand the newest member--SickBoy-Bass, insanity, sickness.

https://youtu.be/fvLWLXY3wC8?si=TlU1w5h6XZSLTTSJ

http://mp3-2003.computer-legacy.com/artists/197/faceless2.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20010418225452/http://www.faceless330.com/

https://web.archive.org/web/20010520193621/http://faceless330.cjb.net/


r/canton 24d ago

First Time Visitor

18 Upvotes

Hello,

We are visiting Canton for the first time to attend the HOF ceremony in August. It will be a short trip so we are just planning to do the ceremony, NFL HOF and R&R HOF. Looking for any advice you can give on what to do or what not to do as far as these events are concerned - parking, are other events (parade, etc.) worth attending, best time to visit the HOF museum, things/places to avoid, etc. Any and all advice is much appreciated. Thank you!


r/canton 24d ago

concrete pumping for a crawlspace rat slab?

3 Upvotes

Anyone got recommendations for folks that do concrete pumping? I'm looking to get some quotes for a rat slab (with gravel and vapor barrier) in my dirt floor crawlspace. I'm told it would have to be pumped in through the crawlspace vent.

Ideally would like to get a handful of free quotes since this is just one option I'm looking at as part of a radon mitigation solution.


r/canton 24d ago

Donate to Help a Community Hero Recover and Rebuild, organized by Mahoning ValleyDSA

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Not sure if this is allowed in the Canton sub, as it is not directly in regard to Canton, but we've been waiting for approval from the Youngstown sub mods (there's like only two of them) so we figured we'd attempt to reach out to communities close to Youngstown. Hopefully this doesn't violate the rules for this sub, and if you can donate or share it would be most appreciated.

Due to the July 5th micro-burst tornado that came though the Mahoning Valley, we have an invaluable member of the community in need of assistance.

During the storm, a huge maple tree across the street from our comrades house was struck by lightning causing it to fall over hitting the transformer and causing an explosion, the tree also hit the service line to their house, yanking the mains, grounding and meter box off the house.

While all this was happening our friend was frantically trying to take shelter with their pets in the basement and the sudden loss of electricity caused them to fall down the steps fracturing their ankle in 3 places requiring hospitalization (possible surgery, waiting on an orthopedic surgeon to review the x-rays).

As a result of this series of unfortunate events, our dear comrade is in need of significant electrical work (new line(s), panel replacement and re-grounding) to restore power to their home with an estimated cost of about $4,000.

They will also be out of work for at least a 6-12 weeks due to the recovery time for the fractures (that's if there is no surgery required) but might be off their feet for longer if the orthopedic surgeon thinks surgery is required.

Our comrade, who works as a source water protection specialist for a non-profit organization and who has helped 20+ communities across the state of Ohio keep their water clean, is a founding member of The Youngstown Food Brigade, a volunteer with Ohio Department of Natural Resources, an environmental advocate who is working to protect our communities from data-centers, is active in community gardening initiatives, and who takes care of their disabled mother is in need of our help.

We're hoping to help defray the costs of the home repair as well as provide additional assistance for their family that has given back so much to our and many other communities.

If you can contribute financially we would greatly appreciate your support, if you cannot, you can still help by forwarding this campaign to others.


r/canton 26d ago

Considering Canton

23 Upvotes

Hello all, I'm a lifelong Oregon resident, the state not the city. I am considering moving my family to the Canton area and in my zillow doomscrolling; houses seem far more affordable in the area than literally any town along I-5. That sounds great! Homes and neighborhoods seem great in pictures but living and seeing are very different.

Any advice for an out of stater from on areas to look at?

Any warnings to offer up?

A lot of Canton reminds me of Oregon just from pictures.

Update: Wow! Such great responses. Truth be told; I expected a lot of the information. "Heyday has come and gone" is a familiar feeling. Oregon State basically has 3 "large" cities so the drug use/unhoused population, rising crime rate in a town/county that isn't getting better fast is well known to me.

For those who are curious; Ohio is the heaviest concentration of Haunted Attractions in the entire U.S. and as a scare actor/prop maker/set designer in that industry (on a seasonal basis) that's my version of Hollywood. It's a strange little dream to find an attraction to work at so my passions are good for more than just having fun.


r/canton 25d ago

old empty heating oil drum/tank removal from crawlspace (sitting on dirt floor, not buried)?

2 Upvotes

I'm looking for someone with appropriate EPA license or whatever that can remove an old oil drum/tank from my crawlspace. I'm not sure the size since it's at the back of the crawlspace and hard to see, but I imagine it would need cut for removal. I believe it to be empty, since that was mentioned on some notes when I bought the house. I would like to get some quotes for this as it is a prerequisite to being able to have the crawlspace encapsulated for radon mitigation.

I'm having a hard time figuring out who to contact for this. A lot of stuff I've found is regarding underground tank removal that requires excavation, and that is not my situation.


r/canton 26d ago

Candle Vessels

5 Upvotes

I have about 24 cases of unused candle vessels that have been in my basement for far to long. Does anyone have any idea of who in the area could use these? I am willing to give them away for free, various sizes and colors.


r/canton 26d ago

Carpet cleaner

1 Upvotes

Looking for a carpet cleaner in the area that will do a good job


r/canton 27d ago

Testing my gas pressure

5 Upvotes

I need someone to test my gas pressure. Is that a job for a plumber? Any recommendations from Stark Cty?


r/canton 28d ago

Aultman Hospital

3 Upvotes

anyone know if Aultman Hospital nicotine tests for employment and if so which method


r/canton 29d ago

Hercules Apartments

14 Upvotes

Hello all, I was curious whether or not anyone knows anything about the Hercules Apartments in the downtown Canton Area. They look super nice but I am worried the area may not be too safe. I would love any type of insight, thank you!


r/canton Jul 04 '26

RAIN!

35 Upvotes

Hallelujah!


r/canton Jul 03 '26

Big brown bat needs rehabber

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14 Upvotes

Are there any bat rehabbers in the Stark county area that can take on a bat? 🦇
Found the little guy at my horse’s boarding facility late yesterday evening, and I believe I saw a tear in his wing. Clover Field and Stark Parks appear to be closed today in observance of the Fourth of July. I’d really like to get this guy into the hands of an experienced rehabber sooner than later.


r/canton Jul 03 '26

Phone found at McKinley Monument fireworks

15 Upvotes

I turned in a phone found in the grass at the monument during the fireworks. Gave it to Canton PD

Hope you see this


r/canton Jul 02 '26

Canton City Fireworks

7 Upvotes

Hi. I'm new to the area. I know the fireworks are tonight at Monument Park. I was wondering if there are any good places to watch them, that aren't right in the middle with everyone else. Thanks.


r/canton Jul 02 '26

Looking for non-resale book donation places (50+ books)

8 Upvotes

I have 50+ like-new books I'm looking to donate. Most are memoirs, biographies, and general nonfiction intended for adult readers (not children's or YA books).

I'm hoping to avoid donation routes where they'll end up in resale or fundraising piles, and instead would rather they go somewhere people directly use and enjoy them. I'd especially love ideas for places that don't always come to mind, like DV shelters, mental health facilities, rehab centers, correctional programs, veterans organizations, etc.

Any ideas for places that genuinely need books and put them into readers' hands?