I just saw "Elf". That was the best of the performances I have watched. Buddy was incredible. He…read morewas better than Will on the movie version. The little brother, Michael, was also a favorite of mine. Abby had an incredible voice and had great acting skills. I really enjoyed this production.

Beautifully restored live performing arts theatre bringing amazing theatrical performances back to…read morecentral Texas and to Brownwood, TX. Their productions are first class and worth the visit!

Fred Harvey immigrated from England and founded the "Harvey Houses", a business that focused on…read morecleanliness, service, reasonable prices and good food with a touch of elegance. In 1914 the Harvey House in Brownwood was added to the Santa Fe Depot and restored in the 1990's. The uniformed "Harvey Girls" would serve up to 700 people at once in the large dining rooms. They lived in the top floor of the building with a typical bedroom restored and on display. Tracks behind the structures are used today with freight and passengers passing through on a regular basis. It is free and I recommend a visit, very interesting.

Stopped by here while visiting Brownwood. Beautifully restored antique house. Brownwood is a…read moresmall area so this was one of the things to do around town. Very nice but not much to see. Historic landmark so if you're passing through, make sure to stop by and bring your camera. Lots of football memorabilia, something to do with the history of the trains. Don't remember exactly what.

While researching the town, we were recommended this museum. It's a small-town museum, but there…read moreare some interesting things inside. The docent let us know how to walk around to see the exhibits, and then the elderly woman employee walked us over to the jail to tour it. Unfortunately, the air conditioning wasn't on, so I didn't last too long and didn't get to see the upper floor. It's a great deal to see both places for $5 per person. Parking is on the street.

For my husband and I it was 8 $ to go through both the museum and old jail. Staff was nice and…read morehappy to explain if you asked. Place was clean and very well organized and easy to follow. Loved the old cabins in the building. They do an excellent job of introducing you to local history. They had interactive stations for kids for Day of the Dead which was nice. We went because we wanted to see the old jail but I have to admit we really enjoyed the museum. As for the jail, how amazing of a building. It's worth the walk through. Peggy was our guide and she was very knowledgeable. For us the only limiting factor is that they are only open Thursday through Saturday. But I understand the reasoning. I just had to get creative with my schedule. I'm very glad I did.

4.5 Ok, who doesn't…read morelove a good train museum, so we had to check it out. The museum itself isn't very large, but it does have some impressive model train setups. The employee was sure to tell me about how he worked on them and about the trains there. They also had some fancy china that was on board some of the trains. They had mockups of travel trunks, mini trains, and more. There is a platform you can look outside at the train tracks. The employee said that on the weekend, the trains outside on the main track might be running, but are hit or miss when coming by. They do have a couple of cars you can walk inside that have a recording telling you about them. You can even go down the way, and if you buy some tickets, you can ride the mini train. I had fun doing it, and kids will love it. It was fun. Parking was easy, too.

Restore your youth by taking a tour of the railroad past. Can't wait to drive up from San Antonio…read moreto spend the day there.

In operation for 6 years, the hospitality and vibes here are iconically Texan…read more A beautiful property with colorful planters, hummingbird feeders, ample seating...try a wine tasting: $15 for 6 samples. My partner and I shared (2) samplings so that we could try nearly everything on the menu. We enjoy the artichoke, spinach dip as an accompaniment to the tasting and then took a glass outdoors to enjoy the swing out back. We will certainly return - if in the area again - and highly recommend to others!

What a wonderful place with wonderful owners! Convenient location, great wine, warm atmosphere…read more Stop here and be glad you did.

Had some business in Comanche to take care of ... yes I know very small town.... Who has to go to…read moreComanche?!? I was with a friend of mine who had no idea this awesome little spot was even around. From the time you drive in to the property you feel like you are being transported to a whole different place. It is absolutely beautiful. We were the only ones there and it was so nice to sit outside and enjoy the birds and beautiful scenery while we had our wine. I ordered a glass of their Tempranillo and my friend ordered the Comanche Rose. Both were absolutely delish. We were greeted at the door and she was very knowledgeable about all the different wines they had. Which is great because a lot of times it doesn't happen like that. Absolutely will be back and will also visit the one in Fredericksburg

This winery is amazing. We have gone off and on for a few years. The wines have received many…read moremedals because they are so good. I was a member of a neighboring wine club but I leave half the year and they couldn't store my wine. Brennan said no problem! They will keep mine wine until I return. We had a charcuterie board and it was really good! The people working at the winery are top notch! The ambiance is great. Brian was in the tasting room and Marsha called me the next day after signing up for the wine club.

What a gem of a place in downtown Brownwood, TX. We were in town for business and were looking for…read morea quiet place to find a glass of wine and relax. We were greeted by the winemaker when we entered and she was more than happy to let us sample a few of the wines to see which bottle we wanted to buy. They also have a menu of delicious small plates of appetizers. We tried the Stuffed Figs, Salmon Toast, Brie Puffs and the Sweet and Spicy Salmon toast between the two days we visited. All of the dishes were amazing. Maybe the best thing of all is that 10 Mile is dog friendly so our pug was able to come in and relax with us!

The wine is excellent, the food pairs well, and the owners are so much fun, very much enjoyed our…read morevisit. We came every day we were in town. This place is a must! Stop by grab wine, relax, enjoy an appetizer and good folks. Plus it is pet friendly!

Visited here on a school trip-- shoutout University of Houston's Texas Wine Country Experience!,…read moreand absolutely loved it! Lots of history in the building itself, as well as the wines they produce! If you plan to visit J.W. Hardin, expect great tasting wines, THE BEST truffle cheese, and a perfectly personalized tasting experience with Rebecca and her team!

What a lovely space in historic downtown Comanche. The restoration work is incredible and it truly…read morehas a blend of history with a sense of country chic down to a tee. There's a good variety of wines to choose from and the staff are incredibly friendly and hospitable. I had a glass of the Malbec while there and it is a very flavorful Texas Malbec. If wine's not your thing, they are connected to a brewery next door, so grab a beer and bring it over to this space with your wine-loving friends. There was a food truck outside on the square and we brought our food inside to eat while enjoying our wine. I took a bottle to go as well to enjoy back in Austin. If you're in Comanche, take in some history and some stellar wine with a stop at J.W. Hardin!