Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

The Induction Ceremonies may take place in New York, but Cleveland is the Home of this unbelievable monument to the music and artists that we all grew up with. Music’s history lives on through the Rock Hall’s exhibits, artifacts, and live performances, all of which you will be able to experience when attending the 2010 East Coast Holiday Opening Event on Thursday night, September 23rd. If visiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was on your “To Do” list when visiting Cleveland, then you are not going to want to miss this. The event begins at 7pm and we have even arranged to have you chauffeured there! If you listened to the radio at all in 1960/70/80… you need to be here!

NASA Lewis Glenn

The 2010 East Coast Holiday was only able to secure 40 spots on Friday, September 24th for a tour of this legendary NASA facility in Cleveland, Ohio. This is a sought after pass that is not generally available to the public. The NASA Glenn Research Center is “Rocket Science at its Best”, as one committee member claims. A visit to the Center includes an interactive Aero Adventure, a Tribute to John Glenn, the very popular Apollo Era exhibit, and more! This experience will be sure to conjure up your own personal memories of when Man walked on the moon, and other historic Space flights.
Your tour of the NASA Glenn Research Center will begin promptly at 10am on Friday, the 24th. Sign up early to reserve your spot and don’t be late or they’ll take off without you!

Amish Country

There is nothing like the tranquility and simplicity of the country. Taking the time to explore Ohio’s Amish Country at your own pace will allow you to delve into the unique culture of Central Ohio’s Amish. This beautiful, scenic area is the home of the world’s largest Amish community. Here, you will be able enjoy a visit to an Amish farm, savor the homemade foods, and listen for the clip clops of approaching horse and buggies. The shops here will add to your genuine experience when you discover their skillfully handmade quilts, artwork, jewelry and furniture in Millersburg, Berlin, and Walnut Creek.

Wine Country

Who knew when the 2010 East Coast Holiday was planned that Ohio is one of the top 10 wine producing states in the U.S.? Take the time to stop by and see where more than 850,000 gallons of wine are produced every year. Ohio’s wines are produced from the various grapes such as Vinifera, the type of grape from which Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Riesling wines are made. Here, you can learn more about the grapes and production process as well as get to taste and see for yourself how your favorite wines are made. This experience is sure to cause another one of those “We have to come back to Cleveland next year” comments!

Chagrin Falls

North Eastern Ohio has a very strong New England influence  caused in part by the Connecticut groups that settled here in the late 1700s.   Aptly called the lands of the “Western Reserve”  these Pioneers left their mark in architecture, and culture.  Chagrin Falls, which represents this lineage well,  will welcome our group on Friday night for a cocktail party and an impromptu “blocking off the streets” car show.  Come early visit the many shops, dine and drink on your own, the choices will be great and endless!

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