Great one to take the family to they put alot of work in to this me and my girlfriend had lots of…read morefun tonight best part was Bubbles......

Ok Boo on Boardwalk was a huge kid event. Very nicely done, with activities and crafts, free nice…read morekids stuff and most importantly candy. Very nice atmosphere and nice walk for the kids. I decided to do a review like this because, I have been to a few of these kids activities and thought, nope we are leaving because it just didn't seem like a great environment or lot's of activities. I hope in the future this helps someone too bring there kid to this activity, too create a memory.

Needed to kill some time after lunch and a museum visit the other day, and searched for museums…read morenearby. This came up (there is a Native American museum here too,) so I swung by. Glad I did. I wasn't sure what to expect- a museum out here? And a park? Turns out to be a sort of campground/family gathering place, with Native and pioneer villages, fishing, hiking, cabins, etc. It is owned by the Shawnee, who have bought back ancestral land. The museum is very cool- I only had time for a quick tour, but it covered tribes across the country, and has many tools, points, etc., which history buffs and kids will love. Sounds like they do school tours, Boy Scout visits, etc. The tours seem a bit expensive ($11 for the cavern, $9 for the museum) but are worth it. The cavern is big, and deep (130 feet down, I think.) Not for the faint of heart or claustrophobic. There are steep steps, slippery spots, and places you would not want to fall down. The guide was great, pointing out interesting features and telling relevant stories. She knows her stuff. It is cool, but I was in jeans and a short sleeve shirt and did fine. You might want a jacket. There is a little gift shop. Plan on spending an hour or two. I hope to get back. Right now they have discounted tours for the slow season (I think October to March.) In the summer it would be great for a family reunion, etc., with plenty of activities outside and the tour if you want some history (or want to cool off.)

It's affordable and easily accessible with great hours. The tour guides really know their stuff and…read morekeep things interesting.

They have amazing shows. We have gone to see some big names at the Palace theatre. Seen country…read morefavorites my husband knew.

This is a special space, an Eberson Atmospheric built in 1928 and renovated in 1976 and beginning…read moreanother renovation for the 100th anniversary. I've been going to this theater for 65 years and have NEVER been disappointed, fantastic and professional staff and crew! Beautiful theater, come see it just for that reason.

Went on a Thursday night to Bingo. This was our first time, but the Post has been doing bingo on…read moreThursday nights for a bit over a year now. It was a lot busier than I expected as there were about 54 players. The volunteers were very friendly. A few regulars noticed we were new and immediately helped us understand the game since we'd never played most of the types. They also had a bunch of various other games like "horse race", Snappys, and other ones that I have no idea how to play. I was surprised by how many types of bingo there were so I didn't want to overcomplicate things by trying the other ones. They also have events like community meals, parades, and more.

This is a great little place for kids to explore and use their imagination to the fullest extent…read morepossible! My boys had a blast and didn't want to leave.

Really fun place to take your kids on a day when you have nothing else planned or when the weather…read moreisn't great. Worth the 5$ entree fee and it really is a donation for them. They have a lot of great set ups in different rooms for kids of all ages. A race track, build it room, camping/nature room, barn/farmers market, town, and craft room. Every inch of this place is geared up to entertain. Highly recommend. Craft room has crafts already pre-planned with decorations and supplies set out for you. They also have musical instruments, dress up clothes, a black light room, and life size peg boards.

I forgot to take a picture, but they have a new fancy electronic display out front now. The front…read moreof the movie screen also has a small stage where a local theater troupe puts on shows sometimes. Movies are still $3 matinee or $4 evening show. We like to get the date night combo (a large popcorn, two medium drinks, and a box of candy) for $13. Don't forget your punch card! It's neat since no where uses a punch card these days.

Theatre smells of mold, bathrooms had urine on the men's bathroom floor, popcorn was stale, theatre…read moreseating is way out dated, rust and flaking paint on air vent in front of stage and screen, screen is a Picasso like representation of dirt and sorry attempted swabbing to clean, cloth wall decor in shambles, constantly only showing children's movies. I feel the owners had good intentions when they purchased the building. But the current state of the theatre has shown that their heart in the venture was short lived. Anyone who grew up in Mount Gilead and went to the Capitol Theatre as a kid, remember a guy named "Buck". Always ensuring to straighten out anyone who got out of line while the feature film was being played. He would be rolling in his grave if he knew the theatre that he invested so much of his life to, was reduced to the current state that it currently finds itself. Employees are rude and find it funny to make side bar comments to one another of theatre patrons. Please be advised that the, "you get what you pay for", words of wisdom, hold very true to this establishment.

I came across an ad for this event - I have to admit I was skeptical. I love all things horror and…read morehave a special place in my heart for Evil Dead, Army of Darkness, etc. I enjoy most musicals but a mix of Evil Dead and musicals.....I didn't know what to expect. Tickets were $17 each but I found a deal where you buy one get one free. Score! Found an equally nerdy friend of mine and we drug our husbands out to BFE for the show. Yes, you read right: BFE. When you finally get there, you take this dirt road way out into the woods, park, get out and walk another long path even deeper into the woods. You turn a corner and a shack (box office and concession stand) appears. There are two porta-potties here, another path (roped off) and a wait area. The pot was gross, like make me wanna puke gross (hence part of the reason for the star deduction)....I have to admit though we were in the middle of nowhere and the sun heating the potty up all day is hard to manage. Concession stand had cold drinks and candy - cheap prices - no beer (other part of the reason). After awhile music starts playing and the roped off path is opened up so we can proceed deeper into the woods to the stage. They had a great setup back here. Awesome props. Awesome weird music selection prior to the show. Awesome casting (especially for Ash). The show was badass. It was hilarious, the cast could actually sing, tree rape scene was not excluded and they spewed blood and guts all over the audience! Even the back row was not safe! For some reason I did not expect the show to be so good - I was really pumped up about two scenes into it and stayed laughing and hollering, "Ew! Gross!" until the end. They even had a deadite dance number that was simply the shiz. In closing, if you are a bit on the weird side, this show is up your alley! Go see it! Although they provide you bug spray, you might wanna bring some and a small flashlight for the way back to the car.