The Shitty Barn is the greatest place to see and listen to live music. It is situated in the small…read moretown of Spring Green Wisconsin. They attract local musicians travelling between gigs in larger cities. The barn is an old pig barn with magical acoustics, great sound and not a bad seat in the house. The audience is quiet and attentive. They come to hear the music. We saw a band called Cribshitter. Man, were they fun. There's a nice selection of local beers and a food truck. What more could you ask for?

Everyone that has been to the Shitty Barn loves it and now I know why. Bring your favorite picnic…read morefood, grab a beer, place your folding chair in a line to the entrance in order of arrival, (simple and organized), then enjoy an intimate show with 80-100 others. Proof of vaccine or negative test required and masks on indoors. We saw the Ratboys and Wild Pink which were Excellent!! A true gem of a venue. Thank you to the owner for keeping this establishment open, supporting live music, and making folks in the area very happy. Just go.

My husband and I recently attended The Pink Floyd Tribute, "Wish you were Floyd" They were…read morefantastic! The best tribute band I ever saw. If anyone ever gets a chance to hear them...go!

A fine and comfortable refurbished theater with great acoustics and very nice staff. A great place…read moreto take in quality entertainment! And if it's haunted like they say, it must be haunted by Caspar the friendly ghost because the vibe is happy and positive.

Fun time on the ghost boat. The boat ride is not the haunted part. You are dropped off on a dock…read moreand walk some haunted trails through the rock formations. The lighting, sounds, and cast make the trip a good time especially if you are with some jumpy friends.

The price is too high for the little effort they put in. There was people trying to scare who…read moreweren't ever dressed up. The actors put little to no effort & there is soooooo much space to be able to step it up a bit. Almost $300 for 7 people for the experience to be not worth it

You can't find a more beautiful theater venue anywhere. I happened to grow up watching Saturday…read morematinees in this treasure. It was renovated a few years ago and is pristine. I am so glad that the Friends of the Theater and owners were able to perform this extraordinary task. Watching "The Greatest Showman" in this gem made it all the more special. Many others have renovated the exteriors and interiors of other buildings in downtown Baraboo, and the city is beautiful. It's a must see for anyone! Great shopping and food abound.

An absolutely beautiful, almost breath-taking venue. Saw a local playhouse performance, from a…read moreprivate box !!! Can't wait for my next visit.

I will start off by saying I have been looking forward to visiting this place for YEARS. I am also…read moreNOT a circus fan. I remember being 3 or 4 years old and my dad taking me to the Circus and we left after about 5 minutes. I just hated everything about it. But I always enjoyed the Circus paintings, flyers, etc. from the old days. This place had TONS of that! This place is Ringling Bros original winter quarters. There is so much to explore. I've seen tons of videos on youtube of this place but it is does not do it justice with how large this place really is. This place took about 4 hours for me to explore. There's indoor and outdoor exhibits. The outdoor portion has historical buildings, which was really fun to explore. They did have a couple of shows going on but I came on a Monday and it was fairly quiet which was very nice. The only show I saw was the Circus they have which was actually VERY good. I was not looking forward to it but it was about an hour and it was so entertaining. I would 100% recommend and would come back. If nothing else, you can enjoy all the old posters and banners like myself.

Do you love the art of the circus and want to expierence the most unique museum ever? Well Circus…read moreWorld is for you. This place is Ringling Bros original winter quarters. There are a few different things to see here and I highly recommend spending the day exploring it all. First the main room when you enter will have history on the Ringling Brothers along with a few novelty items. Then next to it are all the animal houses that have wagons, dioramas, and so much more in each of them. They have things from Ringling, but also history on other circus's. Now you cross a bridge to the other side where they have the Hippodrome. In here they have a few small shows in here. They also have actual circus train cars that were used by Ringling. During the summer months they have a circus tent where they do a circus show that's free with the price of admission to the museum. Now the best part is the wagon area. It's a giant building that holds about 50 wagons from every circus around. The history of these wagons is amazing. Overall if you want a day of exploring circus history and want to see the live circus, visit this amazing place.

Entertaining, fun time, lots of laughs for everyone. He does up close audience involved card and…read morecoin tricks, as well as, disappearing, swords acts etc.

Heads up for parents: This family magic show involves children being unusually brought on stage,…read moreincluding ours, much more than a typical performance. Families expecting a standard show may find the level of audience participation overwhelming or uncomfortable. Not the Family Magic & Comedy Show We Expected As a mom, I went with my husband and our children to this family magic show, expecting a fun, traditional performance but several children, including ours, were brought on stage more than we anticipated. Children on Stage - More Than Expected While audience interaction can be fun, it became a larger focus than we expected for a family show. Some parents nearby also seemed a bit uncomfortable and unsure with this part of the performance. The performer's style felt fairly intense at times, which influenced our family's comfort level. After a while, we decided it was best to leave before the show ended. Between our experience and observing other families' reactions, this was a bad experience for us. I ended up with a bad deal on this one. Be careful. I would not recommend attending the show or purchasing tickets for this. Families and customers should exercise caution. Every family has different comfort levels, so it may be helpful to know that the show brings children from the audience onto the stage. This review reflects our family's personal experience and perspective. Other families may have different experiences, and this is not a statement about the show's overall quality or intentions.

I danced at Dance Dynamics for 5 years, until we moved, and I loved it! The atmosphere is very…read morewelcoming, inclusive, and friendly. There are a wide variety of classes ranging from hip hop, pointe, and jazz, to ballroom, modern, and tap. They provide the unique opportunity for older girls to be class demonstrators, being able to support the teacher while teaching younger girls. The culmination of classes throughout the year leads to a recital in the spring that I always look forward to! I would highly recommend this studio, where I learned to love dance!

Love this place. Take our daughter here. Great studio. Very clean, spacious, and the instructors…read moreare amazing! Have a great experience there every year and our daughter has taken several different classes and has loved them all. Julie is a great owner as well and is very approachable and helpful with anything you might need. Awesome place!

This was our second visit to the Dells Legacy theater and once again well worth it. It was a big…read morewin with our 11 and 13 year old nephews. They asked if they can go back next trip, wowed by the mix of entertainment and silly antics. Overall, the food was a big hit for all, as well. The boys all loved the traditional meal and I really enjoyed the vegetarian meal upon request. We were glad we worked that into our busy agenda. Very satisfied!

My husband has been wanting to come to this place for about a year and last night we were finally…read moreable to make it happen. We reserved our table online and were able to confirm ahead of time that they were able to accommodate a gluten free diet for one of us at our table. This place is massive, they can seat up to 700 people (and feed that many also. The menu is fixed, and they bring out your food in buckets and your soup in a gravy tray. It's kind of hilarious). We saw the Wild West show about how the Dells was made and it was pretty entertaining. Lots of singing and dancing and they even had a talent show with dogs and goats. This place is very family friendly, but it's also fun for adults. One of their cocktails has a 'stick of dynamite' in it and another is topped with cotton candy. This place is fun to go to and certainly one of a kind. If you haven't gone to it at least once, give it a try. Throughout the year they have other shows and even concerts that look interesting,