Gorgeous space, attentive staff, and a well-curated selection of events and exhibits. I go a…read morecouple of times per season and am never disappointed. Get on their mailing list to stat informed on what is coming next. The most recent exhibit was a fabulous display of Charley Harper's work, made all the better by the addition of local children's art and mid-century modern furniture and decor. Worth a visit any time you are in Lex!

The "Dogs and cats" exhibit at the Headley-Whitney Museum was lovely. Story cards for each painting…read moregives you a sense of what the artists thought about their subjects. I especially enjoyed the cat paintings. I'm a true cat person, after all. Do go. And stroll through the grounds while you're there. A gem on Frankfort Pike. Entry $10.00 95

This place is crazy cool! If I could imagine one of the coolest music and entertainment venues I…read morewould imagine something like this! The video games and pinball machines are old school and original! Most still have the original tube (CRT) screens! I love it!

Visiting my cousin in Lex, we decided to check this place out. It was a Tuesday which meant free…read morepinball! We played a few different machines, they were all so different. We grabbed 2 beers and then hung out at the tables near the fun colored TVs. This place was chaotic in the best way! The crowd was a random mix. The vibe was early 90's for sure. I will say the bathroom I used was rough...odor wise. It was almost funny because they had fragrant pods stuck all over the wall (clearly not working).

Today was my second time visiting the Woodland Art Fair. It's become one of my favorite art shows,…read morein part due to their rules. Per their website, every piece must be original and made by the artist, who's present at the show. They don't allow MLM products or vendors selling soaps, lotions, or candles, which makes it feel more like an actual art fair. No shade to candlemakers. There's a great selection of food trucks and drinks, including beer, cider, wine, mead, and non-alcoholic options. I appreciated how the beverage vendors were spaced out throughout the event. It made getting a drink easy and convenient. It's a huge fair with hundreds of booths. I ate the mac & cheese bowl from a BBQ food truck. It was tasty but lukewarm. My companion had a corn dog and was disappointed with it so he helped out with my food. Dog are welcome at this fair, and there were so many, which - for me -made the experience even better. We found free parking about 4 blocks from the event, which is always a bonus. Lexington is doing art fairs right. Louisville could definitely take a few notes!!

Great experience at the woodland art fair. Tons of great food vendors (our favorite was the roasted…read morecorn on the cob and delta bbq). Had a lovely orange cream beer from country boy - can't wait to go to country boy and order it again! The art was beautiful, we can't wait to come again next year!

The BBH is absolutely gorgeous! Step into the house and be transported through time into a…read moregorgeous, tasteful venue that is perfect for weddings and events. My personal favorite area is that of the garden, a gorgeous area that is always well kept.

The Bodley Bullock House is an absolutely beautiful and historic staple in the heart of downtown…read moreLexington. While it is now the Junior League Headquarters of Lexington it's full of history dating back to the early 19th century. Definitely recommend booking for a tour. You can also rent it out for your wedding, engagement photos, wedding reception etc.

We had a great time here! We came with a pretty large preset budget, and good thing because there…read morewas a lot to try, and at pretty pricey prices for the portions. There's a wide selection of food, and if you like tacos and pizza there's vendors upon vendors for you. We did get to try some pretty unique things, with Turkish coffee being at the top of this list. It was really neat seeing them warm it up in the hot sand. My husband said it was a really unique drink. We also got to try some pho, some Cajun food, barbecue, nachos, and more. The festival was well-run and well-organized. The app made it easy to track how many crave-bucks you had left. The parking situation was intuitive and ran smoothly, making it easy to get in and out. Great job to the organizers, I hope to come back next year!

Good local food, live music & August Saturdays in Lexington? I'm definitely a fan…read more I'd heard from friends that Crave is a super fun event and I'm glad it worked out with my schedule this year that I was finally able to go! Out at Masterson Station, parking is free, but it is $8 for admission which I thought was a little steep for this event. Granted there was live music and games for kids set up- I think even paying 4 or 5 dollars would seem more reasonable to me. We were given a map of the festival with our tickets which listed all the events for both days and showed the general areas (zone 1, zone 2, etc) in which the different food vendors were located. In order to get food from the festival you need to buy crave dollars which are dollar for dollar. The booth suggest that each adult would need about $30, but my boyfriend and I had more than enough food for $15 each. We did a lap around the fairgrounds first to survey our options & see what there was to avoid making any hasty decisions. I realize this sounds obvious but I really liked how you were able to sample a lot of different foods from a variety of places. Especially if you come with an eating-partner, you can get a lot of things and split them to really increase the items you're able to try. Loved this event and think it will continue to grow every year! One thing I'd like to see is more stations for water as it was pretty hot out- I only saw one ant it was when we were leaving. I would suggest doing what we did to avoid long lines and crowds- make it a lunch/dinner and go around 3:30/4- by the time we left at 7 it was getting crazy packed. All in all a very fun time!

I'm a bit of a haunted house connoisseur. Been going to haunts for decades all over the country…read more And I maintain that simple is better. The places like this, made of garbage bags and wooden fences, will give you the best scares. Of course I can't offer a bunch of photos, but please believe me that this is one of the best haunted attractions I've been to in years. And I've been to Horror Nights at Universal, Netherworld in Atlanta (on the Travel Channel a million times every Halloween), and more. You can choose to have a "touch" option where actors can touch you. And they don't hold back (though they don't abuse you or harm you either). Hair pulling (gentle), face touching, hugging, pulling. So many twisting, turning, disorienting pathways, and a surprise at every corner. We went on a slow Sunday night mid-October, and the line was slow, but for a reason. They make sure there is plenty of room between groups so the scares aren't ruined. And I appreciate that. The actors were talented, funny, scary. My friend and I went and purchased the "couples xtreme pass," which was fast pass and touch pass. It was 116.60 after fees and tax. 100 percent worth it. Loved this. Would recommend it to anyone.

This is Bryan stinnett I love fright night haunted house extreme haunted houses it is so intense…read moreand extreme I give it a 10 out of 10 stars this is the best extreme haunted houses in Kentucky everyone that loves intense they need to go to fright night haunted house it is worth the money get the upgrade touch pass it is amazing I got grabbed in pick up last year it was amazing me and my friend are going again this Saturday night can't wait

We dropped into this museum on a whim. To be honest, we were looking for something interesting to…read moredo that would also take us out of the cold and windy weather! I'm so glad that we did! The museum has very interesting and well-designed exhibits. We were greeted at the entrance by a gentleman who gave us the "lay of the land", explaining that this museum focuses on the history of Frankfort and surrounding Franklin County, while a larger museum down the street (but closed on Mondays) covers all of Kentucky. He then gave us an overview of what to expect over the two floors of exhibits. A few of our favorite exhibits were: (1) Kentucky Bourbon; (2) Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives; (3) Frankfort and Film (Quick: what's Johnny Depp's connection to Frankfort?); and (4) the Goebal Assassination. The museum is open Monday-Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. (No pressure but useful to continue their food work!)

Fantastic museum! Many artifacts, Frankfort has a surprisingly interesting history!! The museum is…read morequite big and if you have a free hour or so it's definitely worth a visit!!

Classic. Charm. Culture. Community. The Kentucky Theatre…read moreis the kind of place that makes a city. Old movies, new runs, gorgeous space, fabulous service, a good bar, and the best popcorn in town. Now being run as a non-profit, I can't think of a better place to spend an afternoon or evening. Too often we are losing these types of theaters to big box, multi-plexes with no charm and no vibe. The seats might be cushier but the experience is lacking. The Kentucky has style and Lexington is lucky to have it.

Its a gorgeous atmosphere with all of the fancy interior. It takes you back in time and you can…read moreimagine what it must've been like way back then I like the intimacy of the size of the theater and so proud of Lexington for saving this place and renovating but keeping the same flavor.