I had such a great time here this past weekend!!! The staff was exceptional and very helpful. They…read moreprovide encouragement in helping you decide what you want but also encourage you to jump in and do it yourself. It was very relaxed with fun music playing in the background and inspirational pieces all around you on the walls. I chose a Halloween design, and the hardest part was choosing the color scheme. We stained first with excellent instruction, and I branched out with the Sedona Red. Then we added the stencil and did the painting. It was a great feeling to watch the piece come to life as I worked with it. The 3 hours flew by, and I was not ready for the evening to end. I had SO MUCH FUN, and I will definitely be doing this again!

Cool free museum to check out! Lots of info about Tina Turner and other stuff included in the…read moremuseum. It's free and lots of parking. A good pit stop in the way to Memphis!

Late review from December 2018:…read more The quick pit stop in Brownsville, TN to tour the Tina Turner & Delta Heritage Museums on our way to Nashville did not disappoint! Everyone in my multigenerational family found something of interest. My grandmother beelined straight to the agricultural exhibits. I read all the placards to absorb the rich Mid-South history. My aunt recalled her glory days as a Tina Turner fan as she admired the dresses and jewelry in the exhibits.

Several varieties of wine from this winery were featured at a recent family event. The mix of wines…read moretasted amazing! The crisp whites and rich red wines were fresh, smooth, and high quality. I highly recommend these wines for home or a special event!

This place is a gem!Tasty wines on a beautiful vineyard. The atmosphere is beautiful and relaxing,…read morealong with a wonderful staff.

This is a kitschy little tourist trap in the unlikely spot of Jackson, Tennessee. It is centered…read morearound a restaurant and a museum for trains and the home of Casey Jones. First, I have to confess that I didn't even know that Casey Jones was a real human being, I just knew the name from the Grateful Dead song. But next to the museum, they have the actual home of the real-life Casey Jones. If you have an electric vehicle, there are plenty of chargers on the property to charge your vehicle. I would hazard a guess that there are not a lot of other options in Jackson, Tennessee. This tourist trap is conveniently located just off of the interstate and if you are in Jackson, Tennessee, it is worth stopping by and checking out. All in all, it is a pretty cool place to check out if you are in the area or just passing through. I would give it four stars as an overall rating.

My kiddo loves trains, and the Casey Jones story. So we made a trek to check it out and turned it…read moreinto a weekend. I thought the museum was cool, with a lot of Casey Jones' personal items. Had an engine similar to Casey's that you could check out and take pictures with. Afterwards went and saw Casey Jones house, that was moved from its original location. It wasn't quite as exciting because it had much of it glassed up. Then we went to Casey Jones' actual grave and paid our respects. The grave is not onsite, and it's problematic to get to. I thought the restaurant was nice, and the food was better than expected. Wifey loved the shopping in the village. We had a good time and will go back maybe as a weekend trip.

My Family will make this a Christmas tradition! The lights are wonderful and a nice drive thru set…read moreup! The food was delicious and worth going back for alone! Santa in his sleigh and all the market photo ops were perfect for the kiddos and families! We loved the Grinch at the entrance! Brian and Melissa outdid themselves for the Holiday season! Worth the drive for good family Christmas outing! We will go back!

Checking for price for activities is difficult. Clicking on the button to buy tickets & it still…read moreshows no price for activities. I'm not interested in buying if they can't be upfront with the prices. Do better and list your price upfront so families can plan accordingly on costs

Enjoy a nice stop around the Casey Jones village and pop in to the Railroad Museum…read more Cute games, puzzles, books, train replicas and artifacts from the older days. They have a short tour of some railcars. It's perfect for train lovers and nostalgic lovers. Tip: you can charge your Tesla in the parking lot while you check out the old railroad items. There is also a nice buffet across the parking lot and a great price!

The museum is done really well and is very informative. The disappointing thing was not being able…read moreto go on a train. While the adults enjoy listening and reading all the fun facts our kiddo just wanted to explore a train and a caboose. You can see the engine which was cool. But he really wanted to see a passenger at and caboose. I thought it was a nice museum.

Fun place to take the family on Tues nights during the school year. The astronomer sets up a…read moretelescope on the roof and lets you look. Cost is only $1 per person. The only planetarium of its quality in West Tennessee and adjacent positions of Mississippi, Arkansas or Kentucky. All stars down to fifth magnitude can be realistically portrayed on a 30-foot dome. Seats 76 people. Located in Room 17 of the J.R. Hyde Science Hallon the Lambuth College campus (facing Maple St.).