Oh, I love finding random public art displays all around every city we visit. Here we are at the…read morefarm bureau and it's nicely painted and well designed so go check it out.

Cool mural I came across while exploring the area. It is on the outside of the Brewing company and…read morefeatures a cool looking Sheep with HBC above it

This is a fun mural for Hoptown. Yeah it's a nice spot to check out so go look at this public art…read moredisplay. Everybody get excited to go check it out when you're in town.

A Knight's Oath "This is the oath of a Knight of King…read moreArthur's Round Table and should be for all of us to take to heart. I will develop my life for the greater good. I will place character above riches, and concern for others above personal wealth, I will never boast, but cherish humility instead, I will speak the truth at all times, and forever keep my word, I will defend those who cannot defend themselves, I will honor and respect women, and refute sexism in all its guises, I will uphold justice by being fair to all, I will be faithful in love and loyal in friendship, I will abhor scandals and gossip-neither partake nor delight in them, I will be generous to the poor and to those who need help, I will forgive when asked, that my own mistakes will be forgiven, I will live my life with courtesy and honor from this day forward." These words embody the nobility and virtue displayed by King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. The park was erected in hope that the ideals of Camelot and King Arthur would be reflected on the campus of Hopkinsville Community College. Walking towards the park you have a lovely sense of arrival seeing the pillar entrance to the park and the blossoming trees. It reminds me of a Japanese torii, a sacred gateway between heaven and earth and entrance to temples and shrines in Japan. This is definitely not your typical park. The sword in the stone and the round table in the park are very iconic and reminiscent of King Arthur. Yet, I loved everything about the park including the statues and architecture. This is a unique place to wander, enjoy Nature, and share with friends and loved ones.

I really find this small park very serene and beautiful. I lived in Hopkinsville, KY, years ago,…read moreand this park was pretty much across the street from my apartment complex. The park is located on the campus of the University of Kentucky Hopkinsville Community College. Parking on the left side of the lot will lead you straight to the pathway to the Roundtable Park. There are lots of trees overhead, and the park can't be seen from the road. It truly is a little hidden gem. The round table is huge, and every time I've ever seen it I discover something I didn't notice before (this week I noticed N, S, E, & W we're located on the edges). It's massive. There is a Graeco-Roman Amphitheatre, and not only is it cool to look it, or maybe sit and imagine that you lived in an entirely different era, each step is a workout! You can't miss the scary, creepy statue of the woman, as my daughter used to call it when she was younger. I think it's an amazing piece of art, and fitting for where it is. I can only suggest that you look at my photos. It's hard to find the words to be descriptive. If you find yourself in Hoptown, hop on over to the Round Table Literary Park. Bring a book!

A vital resource for the community, the Christian County Health Department offers a wide range of…read morepublic health services in a clean, organized, and professional environment. Whether you're coming in for vaccinations, health screenings, family planning services, or educational programs, the staff is consistently kind, respectful, and informative. They treat everyone with care and dignity, no matter the reason for the visit. Appointments are usually easy to schedule, and the wait times are reasonable. The building is accessible and well-maintained, with clear signage and helpful staff ready to guide you where you need to go. It's reassuring to know that our local health department is so committed to the well-being of the community--especially in times when public health matters most.

Have been there multiple times and every time I've been there, they've been absolutely spotless. I…read moreeven had an incident where I bought a movie ticket on accident, but I was able to call the manager/owner was able to help me. The food, yes it is a little over priced, but that's per usual for any movie theater I've ever been to. We've ordered food before and they brought it to us instead of us having to wait until it's done. Staff is friendly, they do check bags, but again I lived in a small town with a movie theater that was locally owned and they do that as well. All over 10/10 experience I love coming here.

Will not be returning here nor do I recommend it to anyone. I came here cause I seen it was a…read moresmaller theater rather than going to regal in Clarksville or Fandango at the mall but that was a mistake. They are overpriced, the food is nasty & you gotta buy a combo can't just grab a bag of popcorn & the popcorn tasted old... rude guy when they check your purse which I find weird even if I had brought outside snacks it was still an invasion of my privacy. I would not consider this place if I were you.

Incredible arts performances. Beautiful property. Outstanding staff. Always. One of the great…read moretreasures of our community.

We attended the February 14th event advertised as "Alfreda Sings Tina" and scheduled from…read more7:00-8:00pm. When we got to our seats, we saw that the background on the stage said "Divas of Soul" and at 7 PM the audience was informed that it was a 90 minute show with an intermission. We felt like we were totally misled about the show, even though it was good. My husband and I ended up missing our dinner reservation because of the length of the show. Do better Alhambra!!! Advertise your show and times correctly. We drove 2 1/2 hours to see a Tina Turner show and that's not what we were given. On the plus side the theater is beautiful. And everyone was exceptionally nice.

This Hampton Inn had a newer, modern look and feel. They had a pool and a partner restaurant…read morediscount with three of the restaurants nearby: 10% off for showing your room key. We had dinner and drinks at one of the restaurants. The Hampton property was pet friendly, although with this Hilton property, the pet fee is $75 pre-tax, while all of the others on our stay were post tax or sans tax, so this one ended up being $85+ for a pet. The room had a fridge, a nightlight, and usb charging ports, which was nice. We booked through a third party due to a gift card, and were booked in room 214. Upon check in, we asked if we could be moved to a top floor and were told it wasn't possible due to the third party reservation. We were trying to avoid overhead floor noise, which didn't end up being a problem. Instead, our room was behind the Hampton "tower" over the main floor entry. The tower was directly in front of our windows, and the automatic sliding doors while opening and closing all night vibrated along the tower and woke us up every 15 minutes to every couple of hours. It was not a good night of rest and relaxation at all. We've spoken to the third party multiple times and spoken to the hotel staff multiple times, and have been told we would receive a token reimbursement, but after a week nothing has been done. If you are affected by noise at all while you sleep, if you're in room 214 hopefully you can be relocated.

I made a reservation for this hotel to spend my last of two nights away from the Clarion Pointe…read moreHotel (you can read my review on that) and the reservation directly with the hotel was pretty quick. When I checked in for the hotel, I was given two snacks (Shortbread Cookie and Planters Trail mix) along with a water bottle. So one can see how the customer service greatly differed. One issue I found was the elevator, which is pretty slow. When I got to my room, it opened up to a King Suite (which was what I was reserved for, pictures 103 and 109 on this Yelp hotel entry). Bar area, lounge area, t.v. that can be seen from all parts of the room because the t.v. can be turned (very innovative, whomever thought of that). The cable options are limited as out of 39 channels in the guide, only like 24 channels are on air. Discovery and History seem to have the shows that I usually watch on business trips and I think History was off air. No Travel channel, which is another channel I usually watch. Sports channels are also limited: ESPN, ESPN 2 and FS1. One other issue I found was that the sink drain did not drain normally. The coffee machine had cups, coffee, packs with stirrers and sugar, and sleeves. I mean this was a complete 180 from the Clarion! I know Hampton Inn could be a whole another tier of hotel as compared to a Choice Hotel; however, it was nice to see this after witnessing what I did on my first night at the Clarion. 10/08 The breakfast was great. There was omelet du fromage (cheese omelet), sausage patties, and scalloped potatoes with pepper and what tasted as lime juice squeezed on it. There was also baked goods, make your own waffles, and yogurt (Yoplait brand). Definitely a step up from Clarion, in the area. This stay was a huge turnaround as there are at least other options of good hotels in the Hopkinsville area. If the only issues were that the sink in 302 was slightly clogged and the elevator being slow, then there are no other reasons as to why I would give this hotel a four. Hilton seems to keep their properties to a high standard and are consistent with their services.

This is the friendliest distillery I've ever been to. Eddie was awesome. And they accommodate…read morehandicaps with wheelchairs, even the bathrooms. The whiskeys are as fine as they are in Ireland. Put this on your places to visit. Don't miss out!

The Mb Roland distillery was excellent. The service was great too. Casual and fun ambiance. The…read moretour starts on the front porch and then into the distillery where they show you the process of making Kentucky bourbon the corn rye and wheat products to make the finest bourbon and whiskey the barrels that they store the product in the stills quite the operation in the process of making bourbon. Then they give you simples of bourbon whisky and moonshine.