Go Downtown!
Spend a great day – or night – with friends, family and neighbors at the coolest little downtown around. Be A SponsorParking & InfoDowntown Barberton:
Fun for All Ages
Check out downtown Barberton’s main thoroughfares lined historic buildings home to many new and old favorite shops, restaurants, clubs, galleries and theaters.
It’s a great place to do business, too – with plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurs to build dreams in beautiful downtown buildings.
Family and pet friendly, downtown offers so much in just a few blocks. With plenty of parking and easy accessibility, it’s always a good time to GO DOWNTOWN!
Sign up for New Events on Tuscarawas and 2nd Avenues sponsored by Main Street Barberton.
Upcoming Events
Drawing Class w/ Ron White
Join our drawing class designed for individuals of all skill levels, whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced artist seeking to refine your skills. This […]
The Pregame Tavern Karaoke
Harvest Moon Hop
Masterminds Escape Room
Masterminds Escape Rooms and Game Library offers immersive escape room experiences and tabletop gaming in a fun, social environment. It brings interactive entertainment to downtown and gives families, friends, and groups a different way to spend time together. Visit them today at 579 W Tusc. across from Kave Coffee Bar. Learn More
News & Updates
135 Things To Do in Barberton
🎉 Celebrating 135 Years of Barberton 🎉 This year, we are proud to celebrate Barberton’s 135th birthday. A milestone that honors our city’s rich history, strong community spirit, and exciting future. In true collaborative fashion, this celebration is the result of a...
Melanie Amato Named Among Ohio’s Top 50 Women Leaders of 2024
We are thrilled to announce that Melanie Amato, Executive Director, has been ranked #49 in Ohio's Top 50 Women Leaders of 2024. This prestigious recognition highlights her outstanding leadership, dedication, and contributions to our community and industry. You can...
Barberton native Melanie Black Amato was hired in June as the executive director of a new program called Main Street Barberton.
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