This place has great drink and some of the best sandwiches in the world!! Egg pesto all the way!!…read moreTry a lavender shake. It's amazing.

Peter & Annie's is a must when visiting Cumberland. They offer not only a wide array of women's…read moreclothing, shoes, and accessories, they offer unique merchandise that is perfect for birthdays, Christmas, and any other holiday. There is also a coffee/ sandwich bar that serves up tasty treats. There are so many hidden shelves and nooks there is always something new to discover!

It was a girls weekend at the cabin! With a bunch of readers and knitters we had to travel out of…read moreour way to Spooner to check out this amazing shop! We were not disappointed with the selection of books, yarn, and even some other arts and crafty items. We could have spent all day here! They had an excellent discount section where I found a few books on sale! What great value! Everyone at this shop was friendly and helpful. Definitely hope to stop back when in the area!

This store was a wonderful find! Great book selection with recommendations from the workers posted…read morein front of the books. Fun puzzles, fantastic cards, super cute onesies, children and adult shirts with photos of classic books on them. There was even a book club happening in the back.

This is a cute little downtown art studio and store with a lot of original artwork, gift items, and…read moremusical instruments for sale. It was fun to find a place like this while window-shopping in Cumberland.

For a small shop this place is stuffed with all kind of useful kitchen, cooking and serving items…read more Very friendly and helpful service is also a big plus. A very nice addition to the other shops here especially in a small town like Siren.

Love! Love! Love!…read more PS- I hope the Nazi Lady realizes that they still sell Mrs. Butterworths (gasp!) at the local grocery stores as well...

The museum itself is amazing. The woodworker was truly talented and it is hard to believe that…read moreanyone could do such beautiful life sized work. Our group of 4 was greatly impressed with his talent. The experience would have deserved a 5 star if it had not been for the woman at the front desk who said she was married to the nephew of the sculptor. She was terribly rude to us and continued to belittle us and shame us if we were not listening to her and looking her in the eye while she told us what we were about to see in the museum. After we toured the museum I came out to ask her a few more questions and again she shamed me by saying "You don't read, do you?" That tone continued and still she ranted about the rudeness that we exhibited when she was talking to us. She was the one that was rude. It is too bad that the museum does not have someone at the front desk that is more welcoming and kindhearted. With that being said, I still would recommend the museum, but if this woman is at the front desk, be ware! She is negatively impact on the beauty of the man's work.

Quaint regional theatre offering plays during the summer season…read more Found this place online and it looked like a fun activity for our group. It was easy to find, as it was right on the main highway - just look for the classic comedy and tragedy faces on the side of the big red barn. I ordered the tickets online - very easy - and only $17 a seat (you pick them up when you get there from a little building at the base of the barn). Parking is free and on the grass just outside the barn - I'd estimate it holds about 100 people. I got our tickets just a couple of weeks out and had three seats on the aisle in the second row. The stage is pretty small, and the production we saw (Population 485) had minimal scenery and props - in fact it was mostly just the 6 actors (who all had real jobs - librarian, factory worker, graphic artist, retiree) and a few costume changes. The actors played multiple parts but it was easy enough to keep things straight and they put their all into doing something that they love, even if it isn't their main job. Downstairs in the barn are the bathrooms and a place to buy snacks - water and popcorn was around $3, very economical. If you go, keep your expectations in check - this is a local regional theatre, NOT the Gutherie so expect dedicated hardworking "actors" that aren't quite as polished as those on Broadway. Definitely something worth seeing.

We recently went to a play, Mom's Advice. The acting was fabulous and the play content kept you…read morelaughing and crying. The Barn is a unique setting for the play goers. The outside is beautifully landscaped and the inside is comfortable with theater seating and lots of ambience. They enhance your experience with the smell of fresh popcorn and other snacks and beverages. They also displayed artwork on the wall by local artists. There wasn't one thing I did not like about our experience. If you are in the Rice Lake area, make this happen!!

This was a really, really cool spot. Perlick has such a great vibe on the inside, with its unique…read moreshape and wood paneling. It was pretty quiet when we went, but we heard it gets pretty busy in the summertime. The waiters were so so nice and helpful. They helped suggest drinks and had us try some pretty unique and adventurous stuff that turned out to be great. I had a lavender, lemon, maple drink that was really good, followed by a caprese martini with sundried tomato vodka, balsamic vinegar, and salt and pepper which sounds horrible, but was honestly incredible!!! Really recommend this place and I hope to be back someday!

Every time I'm at Perlick, I'm too busy tasting their amazing drinks, completely forgetting to…read moreleave a review. This place is a true gem - amazing ambiance, creative and delicious cocktails, views to die for, and if you are lucky - great food trucks. We own an Airbnb lake home in the area and send all of our guests here.