First time here. I never really knew about this rodeo until I was bombarded with facebook posts…read moreabout it. We went Sunday night the last night. Parking attendants direct you to a spot. Online tickets were $24 each and were scanned from your phone at entrance. There were vendors selling jewelry, cowboy hats, clothes, pocket knives, etc. I bought 2 large hair barrettes that have cow hide on them. They are for ponytails. I had a cheeseburger and ate half the bun. Also bought 2 waters. There was saddle bronc riding and bareback riding on horses, barrel racing, steer roping, team roping, and my favorite bull riding at the end. The VIP section was sold out but it appears you can stand right above the saddle bronc, bareback riding and bull riding. There was a prayer, military flag tribute, national anthem and singing of God bless America. If that offends you, you can stay home. I can't wait to go next year.

TL;DR - Fun for all ages- get there early if you opt for the 'Select Seating' its closer to the…read moreaction but it is blanket seating only. Budweiser and questionable burgers. Mercaaaaa. 1. They offer shuttles for transportation from surrounding bars- I suggest doing this- the bus parks near the exit road and has first go to leave. 2. Bring a Blanket and go early for the select seating. 3. Bring CASH for beers 4. VERY family friendly 5. Small rodeo vendors 6. CHEER! 7. Make sure when you're leaving/coming/going/ stop at the local small businesses. i felt the value of watching these talented cowboys was worth the price of admission. The Bull riding happens VERY QUICKLY so make sure you're in your seat before it happens when they say 8 seconds, they really mean it.

Beautiful fall evening to enjoy vendors showcasing their craft beer and wines. Roseville has a…read morebeautiful park system very well manicured and clean. A nice sized crowd turned out and people seemed to be enjoying themselves chatting and mingling. There was a huge band playing some 70's musics with a full horn section. Giant Jenga and the game where you pound a nail into a slab of wood not sure what it is called Hammicker Slamicker or something like that...hahaha by the time I played I had already indulged so forgive my memory. There was a breathalizer on display so you could test how inebriated you may be. I thought this was a great idea. They should be in every drinking establishment out there. He explained that it does not cost the bar a thing to put in and it is affordable for people to use 2.00. Me thinks much better than a DUI. The boys in uniform were right there when you left wishing you a good evening as this was held in a parking lot adjacent to the police station. I got an opportunity to try some beers I would not normally sampled and leaned about some local breweries and wineries. Some I can remember are Lucid, Summit, Big Wood, Barley Johns, Rush River, Burning Brothers, Tin Whiskers, Bent, Mankato Brewing, Insight, Brau Brothers, Sidhe and Granite City. They were all very generous with the pours and happy to speak with you about the product. The wineries that showed up were slim and a bit stingy with the sample amount. So was not a good evening for wine but no shortage of beer. It was a great event with proceeds supporting the local community by providing clean, safe, park facilities for the residents.

For the past 3-6 weeks, my wife has been trying to convince me that we should buy a home in…read moreRoseville, where she works, instead of staying in downtown St Paul. Events like 'Tapped and Uncorked' work in her favor. Tapped and Uncorked was a great way for a couple of Twin City Transplants like ourselves to get up to speed on local microbreweries, wineries, and distilleries. It didn't take us long to discover new, local favorites such as the pumpkin ale created by Tin Whiskers (the secret is in their blend of spices). It was like drinking fall on tap. Everything we tried from Northern Vinyards Winery, in Stillwater, was a hit. This included the house red, house white, and house rose. We also fell in love with Yellow Belly Cider from Sapsucker Farms because its neither too sweet nor too dry. The secret? Minnesota apples? Hmm. Food at the event was provided by food trucks. Our favorite was A Cupcake Social, which made two special cupcakes for the event. I was disappointed when I saw that the Tot Boss food truck was there, but that we didn't see it. Perhaps they didn't make it? The event was well organized. The music was excellent and there was plenty of space to mill around. Had there been seating, more than six tables, and more than two fire pits, we probably would have stayed all night. Instead, we found ourselves wandering home shortly after dark with a bright smile and wine-warmed bellies. Next year, I definitely plan to bring folding chairs and a jacket (based on weather) so that we can spend more time enjoying the samples, the music, and the company. The location of the event is ideal because there is plenty of parking, party area, and access to clean public bathrooms. As a transplant to the Twin Cities from Wisconsin, it might not surprise you that I'd give an event like 'Tapped and Uncorked' five stars. On the other hand, I know how beer tastings should be done... and that this event surpassed my expectations. Given that this is only the event's 2nd year, I expect that it'll only get better in 2016.

Zimmermans annual "Wild West Days" is held every year, rain or shine, at a public park off Main…read moreStreet. The theme of course as the name suggests, is a olden days western theme, with A parade, soap box car derby races, All weekekend long carnival, talent show, petting zoo, camel and pony rides, Fireworks and much more. In a small town where everyone knows almost everyone, and they are all busy with the family life and children and such things like that, It is a nice way for the community to get together and overall have a great time. Put together anually by the Zimmerman Civic Club, It is a great 3-4 days of family fun, games, carnival food, and quality time. With a Kareoke contest/Bar/Bowling Alley right across the street as well, It makes for a good time for all ages. The pony rides are suprisingly cheap, we let our daughter on one and i think it was only 5 or 10 bucks and it was actually a pretty decently long ride. The camel rides I believe were 20 dollars and lasted quite a while too. Maybe when our daughter is a little bigger, we will let her on there. Of course, carnivals nowdays are much more expensive than they used to be, with tickets for rides now being charged at $1.25 a piece (Insane!) and carnies trying to scam you outta money left and right throughout the place. So thats kind of a Debbie-downer, plus the greasy, fattening (delicious) food being no less than $3.50 really takes a toll on the sanity of ones self not to mention, the size of ones wallet as well. The parade is insane, the streets are packed and that, unlike everything else besides the petting zoo, is free. Its very very hard to find parking though during this weekend. And the traffic waits on 169 and especially in town can sometimes cause you to rip out your hair. But all in all, it is a fun weekend, for adults and kids alike.

WOW!!! I honestly had no idea what to expect. I loved the decor inside that had old movie posters…read more The staff and owner are very friendly. The theater is clean. They have an interesting seating arrangement for the movie. It's just like the sign says. It's a movie theater mixed with a type of restaurant. There are QR codes to scan for the menu when you sit down. I will be back again soon

Can't speak for the movie experience quality but I'm glad CG is trying to break into the comedy…read morespace more! The sound quality is great, service is attentive and the option to order a full meal while giggling is awesome.

This was a joke, for $17. go to the bigger haunts. very unsatisfied. wait 45 minutes and we where 3…read morerd in line, run poorly and not scary at all

Great trail, scary actors- all volunteers! This trail gives back to the community which is nice to…read moresee. Whether it's the food shelf or the volunteers getting funds for their organizations. Rain or shine, this trail goes on as well. There are also concessions and ample parking.

A great fall spot for families. Admission is $6 per person and includes a hayride, access to see…read morethe animals, and time to explore the farm. There's plenty of space for kids to play, and it never feels too crowded. The coffee cart was a pleasant surprise. In addition to pumpkins, the farm sells fall décor like gourds, straw bales, and Indian corn. Everything is well kept, parking is easy, and the staff are friendly. Simple, relaxed, and worth the visit if you want a low-key fall outing close to the city.

What a really cool place to hold an event! We had a graduation party here today and couldn't have…read morebeen more pleased with the entire experience. From the llamas, sheep, donkeys, goats and miniature horses in the barn. To the roomy event space. It was a beautiful space to hold any event you are having!!!

A nice newer Multiplex well maintained Concessions are what…read moreyou'd expect Nothing fancy it's a theater

This is an older theatre but it is well taken care of. All of the chairs recline which make for an…read moreenjoyable viewing experience each time. Their concession stand is clean and I like that they have a separate station for butter and salt that is near the counter as it seems to stay clean and stocked. We have never had a bad experience here and drive past our closest AMC to go to this one because we know we will have a consistent experience. The bathrooms are always clean as well. A huge plus!

I've been coming to this theater since w moved to MN in 2016, love this place!!!!!! Today is a…read moredate night with the hubby and I decided to try the Wisconsin Burger . Its a smash burger and holy crap. I have never finished a whole burger, just never been my thing, maybe most of it but never all of it. This burger was so delicious i ate the entire thing and the loaded fries.

Today was extremely hot outside, and I had food with me that could spoil in the heat. I asked if…read morethe staff could help me by letting me leave it somewhere cool while we watched the movie, even offering to leave it on a table or in a safe spot. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to help at all. I understand that businesses have rules, but a little understanding and customer service would have gone a long way, especially considering we paid around $20 per ticket. The movie experience itself was fine, but the lack of empathy left a disappointing impression.