Regional

Attractions

642 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-432-7958
Since 1976, the Cambridge Performing Arts Centre has featured regional talent of all ages in live stage productions. This historic theater, originally known as The Strand Theater, complete with original seats and box office window, continues to provide wholesome family stage entertainment, including musicals.

Cambridge Concert Association
941 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-439-4966
The Cambridge Concert Association is in its 62nd season of presenting its annual series of four professional music and dance performances. Each year they also sponsor an educational concert for the Cambridge and St Benedict elementary schools. Concerts are on select Sundays at 3:00PM.

Cambridge Singers
941 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-435-0099
All shows held at the Scottish Rite Auditorium. Call Musical Director Jim Whitehair for ticket/group tour information.

Eastern Ohio Art Guild
649 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-432-8100
With nearly 150 member artists and art enthusiasts the Eastern Ohio Art Guild represents the diverse artwork of the region. Our artist member works include metal, fiber, stone sculpture, watercolor, pastels, oils and acrylic, beading, and decorative and functional pottery. The EOAG host several juried and private shows throughout the year, art classes and workshops, and a youth summer camp.

Pennyroyal Opera House
Interstate 70, exit 198
Fairview
740-695-6291
Come see live bluegrass in this quaintly restored building along the Historic National Road. Professional bluegrass bands from across the US play to packed houses on Friday evenings. Delicious homemade meals are served before each performance.

Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center

7033 Glenn Highway
Cambridge
740-439-7009
The Civic Center offers national and international touring shows during those months where it may be cold outside but warm in the facility. You can laugh at the comedy events, enjoy a nostalgic musical event, or relax and enjoy the finest in professional Broadway theatre.

Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra
P.O. Box 42
New Concord
740-826-8197
Join the Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra (SEOSO) as it celebrates its 37th season! Concert venues include Brown Chapel on the campus of Muskingum University, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center in Cambridge and Secrest Auditorium in Zanesville. Each year SEOSO Music Director Dr. Laura Schumann creates a fabulous season featuring international soloists along with local guest musicians and choruses. Highlights of the season include the annual Children’s Concert and the free Holiday Pops Concert.

Byesville Historical Society and Museum
236 East Main Avenue (at Second Street)
Byesville
740-685-2812
Operated by the Byesville Historical Society and housed in a historical bank building, the museum features a collection of antique articles, photographs and documents which chronicle the history of the Byesville area from the mid 1800s to the present. Open May–September on Monday and Wednesday. Special tours offered throughout the year upon request.

Deerassic Park Education Center
14250 Cadiz Road
Cambridge
740-435-3335
The Deerassic Park Education Center’s live deer attraction allows visitors the opportunity for a close-up and personal views of a genetically superior herd. Emphasizing respect and compassion, Deerassic Park’s tame and semi-tame deer leave visitors with a greater appreciation for all of nature.

Dickens Victorian Village Welcome Center
643 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-432-2022
Olde England comes alive in Historic Downtown Cambridge, with lifelike figures representing scenes from Victorian Society. Experience all 60 displays in this innovative public art exhibition as you take a stroll amidst Cambridge’s charming streetscape, taking in its striking architecture, and eclectic shops and eateries. Open November 1 through early January.

The Guernsey County Farmers Market
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-679-3566
Over 25 small-scale farmers and producers gather on the Court House Square under a canopy of trees in historic Downtown Cambridge. Enjoy seasonal fruits and vegetables, including berries, pumpkins and gourds, starter vegetables, flowers and plants, live and fresh cut herbs, as well as hanging baskets, maple syrup, local honey, seasoning blends, frozen local meats, organic produce, baked goods, handmade crafts, jewelry, candles, clothing, Amish-made baskets, and indoor and outdoor art. Live music fills the air, adding to the festive atmosphere. Every Friday morning from May through October.

Guernsey County Genealogical Society Library
125 N. 7th Street
Cambridge
740-432-9249
Researchers can find many genealogical records for Guernsey County at the library including marriage records, birth records, death records, administration dockets, newspaper obituary files, civil court records, probate case files and much more. Open Tuesday–Thursday. Additional hours by appointment.

Guernsey County Historical Society
218 North 8th Street
Cambridge
(740) 439-5884
This 165-year-old restored 16-room home museum contains antique furnishings, products and personal items from Guernsey County and its people. One room features Guernsey Countians of national or worldwide fame, another displays a large collection of Guernsey County pottery and glass. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, April 1– December 30.

The John and Annie Glenn Historical Museum
72 West Main Street
New Concord
740-826-3305
Experience history! Learn about life during the Great Depression and on the Home Front during WWII with this captivating living history presentation. Open Wednesday–Saturday, April 1–October 15.

The Living Word Outdoor Drama
6010 College Hill Road
Cambridge
740-439-2761
Witness the life and ministry of Christ on a spectacular 400 panoramic set and America’s most authentic recreation of Old Jerusalem. Witness the Sermon on the Mount, Palm Sunday Entrance, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion, the Resurrection and the Ascension. Significant discounts for groups and AAA. The Living Word Outdoor Drama is presented each Friday and Saturday evening from mid-June to late July, and from mid-August to October 1.

Mosser Glass, Inc.

9279 Cadiz Road
Cambridge
740-439-1827
Guided factory tour of artisans at work gathering and pressing the glass into beautiful pieces. Call for July tour schedule. Group tours welcome. Open Monday–Friday.

National Museum of Cambridge Glass
136 S. Ninth Street
Cambridge
740-432-4245
In addition to the 6,000-piece glass display area of Cambridge Glass, manufactured from 1903 to 1958, mannequins are used to demonstrate how glass was gathered from the furnace, formed into its final shape, and then etched, gold decorated or engraved. Highlights of the museum tour are three featured display rooms that change yearly: a dining room setting that brings memories of elegance and a time gone by when people dressed for dinner; the company sample room setting as visitors gaze through the actual door that once opened to visitors of The Cambridge Glass Factory; and the glass collections of museum members and organizations. An education center permits many hands-on experiences and rubbings can be made using original etching plates. A gift shop is available, with genuine Cambridge glass, other collectible limited-edition glass items and books on glass collecting. Open April 1–October 31, Wednesday–Sunday.

Kennedy Stone House Museum
Salt Fork State Park
Cambridge
740-439-3521
In 1837, the Irish and Scottish ancestors of Benjamin Kennedy purchased an 80-acre tract of land in Guernsey County and commissioned the construction of a large two-story house from native sandstone quarried nearby. Don Kennedy, great-grandson of the builder, occupied it until 1966. The State of Ohio purchased the Kennedy property and surrounding lands to create Salt Fork State Park. Today, the house is nestled in the woods, overlooking the lake. The Kennedy Stone House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

Terra Cotta Vineyards
2285 Rix Mills Rd
New Concord
740-872-3791
Terra Cotta Vineyards is a quaint vineyard and winery on 53 acres of rolling countryside with an absolutely awesome view! Visitors can enjoy award-winning wines from the inside tasting room or on outside porches overlooking the valley. Wines range from dry to sweet and are available for tasting and for purchase by the glass, bottle or case. Open Tuesday–Saturday.

The Wilds
14000 International Road
Cumberland
740-638-5030
The Wilds is North America’s largest conservation facility, offering seasonal guided tours through various animal habitats. This one-of-a-kind experience allows guests to observe groups of Asian, African, and North American species, most of which are threatened or endangered, in an open-range setting. This facility is involved in a variety of significant research projects that include breeding research, genetic research, population studies of indigenous species, and much more. On site is a Visitors Center with gift shops and a café. There is also an Education Center with exhibits detailing the important work of The Wilds in wildlife conservation.

Shopping

Restaurants

The Bear's Den Retaurant
13320 East Pike (U.S. Rt. 40)
Cambridge
740-432-5285
Enjoy elegant dining with rustic appeal in a wooded country setting. The full menu features appetizers, soup, salads, pasta, steaks, seafood and rotisserie ribs. Open Monday–Saturday.

Bob Evans Restaurant
2358 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-432-4122
Family-style and real country cooking serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Cracker Barrel
2329 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-439-4599
We invite you to join us for “Good Country Cookin’” and browse in our gift shop filled with special gifts reminiscent of the past.

Deep Cut Tavern
13982 East Pike (St. Rt. 40)
Cambridge
740-439-9288

Famous for their Deep Fried Hamburger!

Denny's
2031 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-432-7391
Denny’s is a full service family restaurant. We have bus parking and 150 seats in our dining room. We feature all of your Denny’s favorites from our fresh breakfasts, salads and soups, extensive sandwich and dinner menu, and special late-night offerings. We offer excellent value for your money.

Dominoes Pizza
738 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-439-3555

Downtown Arena
1005 Wheeling Avenue
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-439-9037
The premier sports bar in Cambridge, Ohio! Flat screens, great food and service, and live music and entertainment. Downtown Arena is the place for family fun.

The Forum
2205 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-439-2777
Italian, Greek, Mexican, and American dishes as well as a heart-healthy and kids menu.

Francis Family Restaurant
1038 Wheeling Avenue
740-439-3333
A family-style restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Kennedy's Bakery "The Original"
1025 Wheeling Avenue (US Rt. 40)
Historic Downtown Cambridge
740-432-2301
A landmark in Downtown Cambridge for over 70 years. Serving the area with the finest baked goods since 1925. Open Monday–Saturday.

Mr. Lees Family Restaurant
2000 E. Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
740-432-4922
Delicious homemade food makes this family restaurant a favorite for local residents and visitors.

Papa Johns Pizza
605 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-439-7272

Pizza Hut Restaurant
1175 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-439-5518

Ruby Tuesday
2250 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge
740-439-7585

Theo's Restaurant
630-634 Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
740-432-3878
Recommended in Interstate Gourmet. Featured in Neil Zurcher’s “one tank trips” for excellent food and homemade pies. A restaurant that’s been in the same family for sixty years. Guaranteed extremely reasonable. Open Monday–Saturday.

Wally's Pizza and Subs
1860 East Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
740-432-2917
Carry-out only

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