I learned about the Moist Towelette Museum from a Michigan Facebook group I'm in and was so…read moreintrigued. Luckily we were passing through East Lansing recently so Nate and I decided to check it out. The "museum" is located in an office inside of Abrams Planetarium at MSU. It's a few shelves of moist towelettes from all over the word, and the curator (Planetarium Production Coordinator John French) was so kind and fun to chat with. He gave us an overview of the collection and some highlights, including some Star Trek moist towelettes and a news article from an Australian newspaper about odd museums. He honestly made my day, he was so welcoming and friendly. I loved that there's a sign in sheet that asks if you collect anything. I don't think this museum gets a ton of visitors, but if you're into quirky collections I highly recommend checking it out. The office next to John's is not a "museum" but it could be, as it houses a big collection of PEZ dispensers!

I have painted may be about six items here! Great experience! I moved out of the Lansing area and…read morethey even shipped me my pieces! I think everything is priced fairly too!

There was a great selection, and everyone was super helpful. It was our first time and we had a…read moreblast.

Adding some class to East Lansing, SCENE always has cool exhibits, and is, in general, a very cool…read morevenue.

I came here to watch yet again, my favorite band last week. SCENE is a tiny-bopper-friendly place…read more Local art was displayed on the walls. Outrageously priced for the quality though. This was an under aged show, therefore no drinks were served (bummer). But luckily BW3's was right across the street! Poor acoustics....(bad) Pizza place next door (good)

Our family was in town visiting friends when we discovered this great planetarium. Sunday afternoon…read morethey show a sesame Street introduction to astronomy for young kids. $3 tickets for kids,$4 for adults. My 3.5 year old was engrossed, and the student hosting the hour long program was excellent at engaging the kids and introducing constellations. The seating was about 3/4's full, but it didn't feel crowded or chaotic when waiting in the lobby. Seats and facilities were very clean, including the restrooms. The lobby has several simple exhibits that occupied all of the kids while waiting for the show to open. I'm not a planetarium snob, I just love the family friendly pricing, and will definitely come back to learn more alongside my son. Good honest fun.

Was excited to check out a show here this past weekend. Went to the website for show times and…read moreparking info. Showed up 1/2 hour before the show and the place was completely dark. No lights. Waited a bit and nothing. Pulled out my phone to check info on website but all was correct. Was in town visiting and was disappointed I didn't get to see the show. I later found out there was a power outage. It would have been nice if they updated their website with that info or at least, posted a sign on their front door with an explanation.

Had the entire theatre to ourselves! Was in town visiting and went to a show at noon when they…read moreopened. The concession does it all at the theatre. Tickets, food, projection. Theatre was clean, bathrooms clean. Paid $10 for a ticket and had the theatre to myself! Pretty awesome,

The movies are not good and the popcorn taste like sadness without butter and it mates it worseread more

This is a free and small art museum on the MSU campus. It's fine and a decent way to waste 45…read moreminutes. The design of the building, by Zaha Hadid, definitely provides for a good photo op and sticks out among the brick buildings nearby. The first floor exhibit, featuring Syrian-American artist, Diana Al-Hadid, was gorgeous and engaging. The basement was called the "CORE" and was a Hodge podge of random art. I wasn't fond of how this was set up at all. I love art but other than the featured exhibit, we weren't engaged. The upstairs Mekong art exhibit was pretty cool but small and scattered. I am used to museums having places for students to research and study in. There's not a lot here. Also, there's not really a cafe and the shop is small. Cute stuff in the store though. Overall, the museum was worth checking out in the area but there's no need to make a special trip.

When taking a day trip out to East Lansing, this is always a favorite place to stop and take in…read moresome fantastic art. While the museum is small, they pack several meaningful and amazing exhibits in the halls each time we visit. I am a fan of contemporary vision. This place typically has a lot of work to reflect on and I love the multimedia displays. The kids have grown up coming here to reflect on their own interpretations of the displays and what it means to them. The staff and volunteers are friendly. They also have a cute area for gifts. I love he building architecture. And, if you are a fan of Batman, they did film some scenes in front of the museum, and being a fan of pop culture, that is pretty cool too!

Bummer that I had to listen to someone vacuuming when I was trying to watch my kids play.read more

This is a costly experience with arbitrary rules for 'safety reasons'. Exposed hard edges,…read moreuninflated stepping stools with masking tape on the sides in the Ninja area are likely to cause an injury. Their extensive waiver won't protect them from a poorly maintained facility. They refuse to allow comparable grip socks; another money grab, misrepresenting the actual cost to participate. The bathrooms were clean, but boy's restroom had broken soap dispensers.

I've been a regular since they first opened. Immediately joined the wine club and love the food…read moreofferings. I recently visited for dinner - I"m single and always request a two-top so I don't take away from the server turning-over tables. My most recent visit I had the pleasure of being served by Rachael. Not only was the food and drink just what I expected, but the service, friendly personality, beaming smile and her presence was great. She was running all night at 100mph, but took the time to make me feel like her only customer. Whomever hired her needs to find another dozen! Service like this is why I am, and will be a repeat customer. Food is priced fairly, drinks are substantial, the servers are very knowledgeable about wine parings and present the drinks as the professionals they are.

We were left standing in the gift shop area for so long as the 4 employees had a discussion about…read moresomething after we checked in we almost left. Not sure if it is a ploy to have you buy something or what. Service after that was amazing from Maryanne. The food description on the menu looked amazing and it look nice coming out but the flavors were a miss. The chicken potstickers were like anything I could thaw from Sam's Club. One side was browned and the other two soggy and cool. The Italian sausage and burrata flatbread tasted of nothing but pesto. We are pesto fans but not to overpower all the other possible flavors. The grilled Asian Prime Skirt steak was tough and short on flavor. There were more cold vegetables and cabbage than rice. The ginger rice was cool and not ginger like at all. Very beautiful building with a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

What a beautiful garden! It is free and well worth a visit! I personally loved the 4H children's…read moregarden with the interactive and instructive sections. A great place to spend some extra time or come to truly admire the wonderful diversity of plant life.

This was the most beautiful outdoor experience. So many beautiful sightings. Loved the interactive…read moreareas that was so special for my child to explore. Great idea for some thing fun and peaceful to do for free. Lots of spots for parking