Steelers vs. Cowboys on Thursday, August 6 in Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.
Discover all things "football" in the Hall of Fame City!
On September 17, 1920 a group of men gathered in downtown Canton, Ohio at the Hupmobile showroom of Ralph Hay, owner of the hometown Bulldogs. The result of that historic meeting was the birth of the National Football League, just one of the reasons why the Pro Football Hall of Fame is in Canton. Visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame, then head out to discover the culture and heritage of this football hotbed and find more things to do while you are visiting the Hall of Fame city.
Plan a visit to Canton, Ohio for Enshrinement Week powered by Johnson Controls in August and the NFL Centennial Celebration in September. Be here for the greatest gatherings of football legends, celebrating the Pro Football Hall of Fame Centennial Class of 2020 in the city where the NFL was founded.
More InfoWant to know more about how the NFL was founded in Canton, Ohio? Or, why the Pro Football Hall of Fame is located here? This list of must-see stops in the Hall of City and surrounding Stark County region will help share the history and culture that shaped The Game in Canton, Ohio. Plus, a few fun stops along the way to highlight the region's continued passion for football and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
More InfoPlan your visit to America's premier sports museum and showplace today! The Pro Football Hall of Fame is open 363 days a year!
More InfoThe Canton Culture MAP provides 72 hours to visit eight diverse museum experiences throughout the Canton, Ohio area for one low ticket price, including the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
More InfoEnjoy over 11 craft brews and breweries within 15 miles of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
More InfoCentral State University vs. Howard University at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium over Labor Day Weekend in Canton, Ohio.
More InfoThe Hall of Fame Museum serves as the heart of this 200-acre tourism development district featuring the National Youth Football & Sports Complex and Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, as well as varied components of an $800 million development project.
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