Top Things to do in Huron County
Top 10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Huron County, Huron County
Discover the best top things to do in Huron County, United States including Iceculture Inc., Marten Arts Gallery, Goderich Tourist Information Centre, Our Soul Centre, The Book Barn on 86, The Book Peddler, Huron Historic Gaol, School on Wheels, Huron County Museum, Blyth Festival.
Restaurants in Huron County
1. Iceculture Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Iceculture designs and produces ice sculptures for events all over the world - ice lounges in Canada, the US, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Large attractions for major special event planners such as Disney; advertising and marketing projects for Mercedes Benz, Canadian Tire, and Canada Goose; professional sports organizations such as the NBA, the NHL and the NFL; NASA for the shuttle return-to-flight program; and countless weddings and private events all over North America. Iceculture - for innovative design, maximum impact and outstanding service. Explore ice! We offer 90 minute guided tours of our manufacturing plant, and freezer studio. Tours must be booked in advance - call or mail us for more information.
2. Marten Arts Gallery
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
3. Goderich Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
4. Our Soul Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Explore our store for great products such as Tarot & Guidance Cards, Incense, Smudging, Crystals & Gemstones, Salt Lamps, Jewelry, natural products & more. We have books on the Chakras, Angels, Fairy & Wicca, Shamanism, & Mind, Body & Spirit Connections. Unwind with services such as Reiki, Shamanic Healing, Numerology, the Crystal Bed, Angel Tarot Readings, & Singing Bowl Sessions.
5. The Book Barn on 86
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Originally began as a storage warehouse for Condor Fine Books, it has since grown and now features 700' of fiction as well as rooms dedicated to history, science, and the arts We would love to have you visit soon. 42,000 titles on 1.20 km of shelving. Find firsts to paperbacks. Scarce, unique, rare. Oddities, irregulars and great deals. It is owned and operated by Tim Wellstead.
Reviewed By W2142JDlisag - Cambridge, Canada
What a great find! We were on our way to Lucknow when we stumbled upon this hidden gem. Very well organized and reasonable prices. Very friendly folk that run the place as well! The handcrafted works in the front of the barn is very unique and reasonably priced as well. So happy to have found this spot. Definitely worth the drive out there and we will definitely be going back again!
6. The Book Peddler
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Hundreds of authors, thousands of titles. Both new and used books. Local history/authors.
7. Huron Historic Gaol
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4.5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By N9733ULelizabethm
Not as scary as Alcatraz but a very intesting stop ... more of a deterent from bad behavior than the facilities they are building today. The governers house was also interesting ... lots to learn too.... make sure to ask why he lived on site. You can't do much for $6 ... take the kids too.... see how thing used to be and read some of the stories and reasons people were jailed..... some a chuckle, some heartbreaking.
8. School on Wheels
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
9. Huron County Museum
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4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By W9068TVdavidh
Packed full of interesting items and we go every year as part of the family tradition.Thank you to Sinead Cox, who's quick response ,ensured we kept that tradition going by making a visit possible on their first day open .Call ahead and book your visit ,you will nor be disappointed.Great job guys.
10. Blyth Festival
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Join the thousands of adventurers who come ready to see some of the finest, boldest, most brilliant theatre in the land. We have 45 Seasons to prove it. Always relevant, always real. This is Blyth. Evenings at 8pm; matinees at 2pm. No performances on Mondays.
Reviewed By EL649 - Toronto, Canada
This is a consistently high calibre theatre with original plays that make regional history come to life in compelling and very moving ways. Over recent years we have seen brilliant and poignant plays, with superb acting and sets, about subjects as diverse as the 19th century African American proprietor of the Wilberforce Hotel, PT Barnum, Guy Lombardo, and the bizarre ponzi scheme of the "Pigeon King." Well worth a side trip if you plan to go to the Stratford Festival. Well worth a trip in any event!
