Good morning, Summit County. A million-dollar brewing legacy has changed hands in Kent, where the former MadCap Brew Co. facility on Mogadore Road just sold for a cool seven figures. The transaction marks another chapter in Northeast Ohio's commercial property story, even as Stan Hywet Hall prepares to weave a different kind of narrative with "The Families that Built Akron" – an ambitious exhibition seeking personal artifacts and stories that capture our community's diverse historical tapestry.
While history enthusiasts gather their family archives, music fans are making very different preparations. Kesha's upcoming "T!ts Out Tour" stop at Blossom Music Center promises both an electrifying performance and potential traffic headaches on July 28. Officials are already issuing early arrival recommendations, with parking lots opening at 4 p.m. for what's expected to be a packed house. Fans should remember to download mobile tickets beforehand and prepare for cashless concessions throughout the venue.
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🍺 Kent's former MadCap Brew Co. sells for $1 million. The brewery facility located at 1422 Mogadore Road has officially been taken off the market according to Crain's Cleveland Business. While details about the buyer remain limited in the available information, the sale represents a notable real estate transaction in the Kent area. The news comes amid other significant commercial property developments in Northeast Ohio, including a Lorain County megasite receiving nearly $70 million in state funding and the foreclosure of Reserve Square in Cleveland.
🏛️ Stan Hywet seeks family stories for 2026 exhibition celebrating Akron's history. The historic estate is developing "The Families that Built Akron" to coincide with America 250-Ohio's "Ohio Goes to the Movies" theme. This exhibit aims to highlight individuals' and families' contributions to Akron's vibrant community through an inclusive narrative representing diverse histories. Stan Hywet is collecting photographs, videos, diaries, emigration records, letters, and military documents to capture important historical moments from personal perspectives. Interested families can complete an online form to share their documents and stories for consideration.
🎵 Kesha's sold-out Blossom concert promises traffic chaos in Cuyahoga Falls. The "T!ts Out Tour" featuring Scissor Sisters and Rose Gray hits the venue on July 28, with officials urging fans to arrive early due to expected large crowds. Blossom Music Center has announced parking lots open at 4 p.m., doors at 5 p.m., with the show beginning at 7 p.m. Concertgoers are reminded to download mobile tickets beforehand, bring only approved items, and prepare for cashless payments throughout the venue.
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