I'm surprised this place has no reviews, me and my wife recently visited this art gallery see what…read morewas featured here. This place features art from various artists that are on display that you can obviously purchase. Please do not take photos. Stay up here was very friendly it's a really quiet place as well. Highly recommend checking this place up if you're in the area checking out some of the stores

Absolutely delightful gem of a shop on State street. Inside you'll find original art, cards,…read morestickers, and posters. Some pieces are framed while others are waiting for framing. All appear to be by local artists. They also have a fridge w soda, including Dr Enuf We found several things to take home with us; this goes on the "must visit" list

One of the most unique spaces in the TriCities. The owner has been able to successfully capture the…read morecreativity from the area and so lovingly display it in the store. Bristol is lucky to have much a unique and whimsical business on State Street.

For starters this place is allowed to touch you, I guess years ago they would give people a glow…read morestick if you don't want to be touched. They also have a lot of minors that work within the corn maze and haunted house. It's $30 a ticket which is more costly than other places. We got in line at 8:15pm and finally went in at 8:55pm. We let a mom and son go with us because the poor boy was terrified. This wasn't "extremely scary" as deemed through facebook. But they do get in your face, touch you, follow you etc. They did scare the crap out of one girl as about 4 actors surrounded her, touching her(not inappropriately but making her uncomfortable), she was screaming her head off. One lady grabbed the mom, picked her up and pout her through a window frame. Attempted to pick up my bf (theres no way she was gonna be able to do that) rubbing his head. Him and my teen daughter were both spanked. Which I did laughed at. Watch your stepping because it is a lot of uneven surfaces. We were done with the haunted house at 9:18pm. The corn maze I woud say skip. People just jump out at you, we went in at 9:23pm and after about 10 minutes we were completely over it. A lot of people going through it kept asking the actors seriously how to get out but they wont tell us anything. Halfway a girl who we found out later was a teenager had asked my bf if she can rub his head and he said no that would be weird. She did it anyways. When I told him the next day when my daughter found her on tiktok that she was a teen it made him even more uncomfortable. As we are making our way though I figured out finally how to get the heck out. Some lady grabbed me saying Im grumpy, I said yea I wanna get the hell out of here Im beyond over it. She kept making comments I just kept walking as she clung to me. At that point if someone is pissed off, leave them the hell alone... don't grab onto them trying to keep them in there.

I don't usually write negative reviews, but I feel this experience needs to be shared. My boyfriend…read morewent with a group of friends and had only been inside for about five minutes when he was accidentally pushed by two friends into a scare actor. Instead of understanding that it was an accident, the actress immediately grabbed him, shoved him into a wall, and began choking him with both hands while yelling, "You think that's funny? I'll kick your ass out right now! You don't touch the actresses!" He repeatedly tried to explain that it was an accident and that he would never intentionally touch or harm anyone especially a woman. He had shoulder surgery just a few months ago, and being slammed into the wall could have caused serious damage. This behavior was completely uncalled for and unprofessional. While I understand that a waiver was signed and that safety is important for both guests and actors, there's absolutely no excuse for physical aggression. She crossed a serious line. Because of this, we will not be returning and I would not recommend this attraction to others.

Family friendly! They have kids maze for younger children separate from the teen/adult maze. My…read moredaycare kids always loved the play area and the hayride!

Leaving 1 star bc I can't leave 0 stars. 1: the pricing is…read moreSUPER deceptive. we went specifically for the hayride the weekend before Halloween. There were 4 people in our group. it was $35 per person for the main area + a haunted attraction. The board at the checkout said that the hayride was included in the general area price so we only added 1 haunted attraction. the "hayride" we paid for apparently ended hours earlier, but the lady went ahead and sold us that ticket. 2: The $25 area with the petting zoo, bounce things, food, etc was all but closed. no one working. everything was dark. and this was 8pm on the Friday before Halloween, literal primetime for this type of venue. absolute waste of money. 3: the haunted hayride we finally went back and got tickets for (an additional $10 wristband per person ) was absolute trash. it was a tour of Walmart inflatable decorations. no actors, no scares. lame AF. 0/10 4: I absolutely do not recommend this for anyone. it is not what you are expecting and is a serious ripoff.

I would give this place 6 stars if that's possible. I visited in mid-September 2022. This is an…read moreoutstanding museum with excellent historical facts on the famous Bristol sessions of 1927 and 1928. You'll learn about the Carter family, Jimmy Rogers, and Mr. Stoneman - who set the standard for country music (which continues to be emulated to this day). One highlight is the "sing-along" booth where you can practice one of four songs and record yourself karaoke style. I loved the "unbroken circle" exhibit where you could hear Jimmy Rogers - and then hear examples of country music artists with echoes of Jimmy Rogers. The gift shop is really nice - if you get a chance, be sure to watch the Ken Burns PBS special on country music. It will enhance your appreciation of this museum. Bristol was a strategic location because of the direct railroad access to New York City. Oh - if you're staying at the Bristol hotel a block away, just show your room key at the front (admission is free). Loved this museum!

Did you know that country music started in Bristol? I did not. We stayed next door on our road…read moretrip south and we're intrigued by the museum. I am so glad we went. We spent a couple of hours learning all about the "Sessions" that started it all. Really glad to have gone and would love to come back and learn some more.