I called and reserved a lesson, while visiting from out of town. I then requested a change, and…read morethey were SOOO accommodating My daughter was so comfortable and happy! I wish we had a place like this where we are from. I definitely recommend!

I went in on 1-16-2026 to catch the Man in Black, was fun and a ton of folks there, sweet seat, I…read morewanna catch a rerun so I can finish it. They had a creative area to get your picture taken in a jail cell holding the crime you're in lockup for, written in chalk, LOL next time the Paramount asks me my crime, I'm pleading the 5th, Damn, Home Run Obssessions.... hope the show comes back so I can invoke the 5th next time I'm self-incriminating instead of those Home Run obsessions pickin' me off, run the line, jam packed show looked like a full count, AT least found a cool souvenir photo, snow coned. Judging by how hard it was to weave through the crowd during the 7th inning stretch I wasn't wrong that it was more fun solo, bringing Cash$ to buy a pretty woman a beer woulda been the key. Hopefully the man in black returns June, shes a babe, Big cigars, coffee , and a girl from North Country was all that was missin' but to be fair, the winds were hittin' heavy that day. ™

I took a calligraphy class at paramount today. I would not recommend anyone to take this class. The…read moreinstructor although talented was not good at teaching. She spent 45 minutes boasting about herself and complaining about the administration at Ricori , having no ideas if I was a part of that administration. Her presentation and time management for the class was horrible. my Review for this class is a 1

I just watched a movie at the Brick House Theater. Here are several observations:…read moreGood : Clean, stadium seating, very good screen and excellent sound quality. Bad : Very high prices for a small town theater, senior discount is only valid during short windows on certain days (call ahead). V. bad : 20 minutes of commercial after commercial until at least 10 minutes past the show's start time. They only had about 8-10 local business' commercials so - guess what - they showed them TWICE! If it was a freebee I wouldn't gripe but when I pay $3.25 MORE for a ticket and $2 more for a large popcorn than at another nearby theater which has less than 1/2 the commercials I expect NO commercials. I won't be going there again.

Beautiful theater. Hammered tin ceilings, chandlers, beautiful woodwork, the decor alone is worth…read morethe visit. they also have a game room and dining room you can rent for parties and rent a full theater room just for your guests. they started doing flashback showings, older movies for free...check them out.

It's been ages since I went roller skating or roller blading and this is definitely a fun activity…read moreto do especially adult night on Thursday from 8pm to 10pm. Great variety of music brings you back to the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. Decent prices and the staff were really friendly and helpful. There are lockers to rent, arcade games, food and drinks. Bring some friends over for a fun night out!

We choose the Skatin place for a birthday party for my daughter and though the place shows it's age…read moreand the decor is very 90s they do birthday parties well. A host helps you the entire night and the person who helped us was very kind and helpful. Popcorn and pop refills the entire time plus admission, skate rentals, pizza, tokens and laser tag... all in all everyone had a great time.

I was at a craft fair last weekend and the booth next to ours was Eichers Hobby Farm, selling goat…read moremilk products. As I was walking by, the woman running the booth asked if my hands were arthritic, and I told her they were, and that they were somewhat painful. She held out a small amount of cream and said to rub it into my hands and see if it helps. We were packing up at that point, the craft fair was over. I didn't notice any immediate relief, but when I woke up in the morning the first thing I noticed was that my hands weren't hurting. I just ordered some of the cream, and some soap too, and am anxious to use it regularly. I do mechanical work, and to get relief from painful hands means a lot to me. Thanks, Theresa, for sharing your product with me.

Always something to do! Pickle ball, swimming, s'mores by the camp fire, canoeing on the mighty…read moreMississippi, and of course golf!

My interest in Historic construction methods and materials often brings me to some interesting, and…read morealot of times off the path locations. The St Cloud area was, and still is one of the Country's largest suppliers of granite. When you love things such as old cobblestone streets, and old stone buildings as much as I do, sometimes you begin to wonder about what different types of stone were quarried and used the most in your area. While St Cloud is by no means a small city, the museum, as well as where the former and present day quarries are is off the path a bit. I was blown away by the exibits at this museum, I'd been expecting just a small museum with small displays. Instead the exibits were huge, and they have a 2 story tall interactive exibit on the quarry's. There was alot of other Central Minnesota history covered with big exibits as well. If you're out in this area and are intersted in Minnesota History, or are a fan of old tyme construction materials I'm sure you'll find this to be a great museum. I think this would be a fun museum for kids as well.

If you're from out of town, you should make the time to check out the Stearns History Museum. It…read morehas exhibits that are surprising for a mid-size town museum. Unfortunately, for those of us who live in the area, the exhibits seldom change. As a result, if you were to go here repeatedly, you'd end up seeing the same thing. Having said that, there are things to recommend. The park surrounding the museum has nice walking paths that are great for a summer afternoon walk. Inside, you'll find a fairly elaborate exhibit of granite quarrying (common to Granite City). You'll also find a nature exhibit that features the flora and fauna common to Central Minnesota. Our children enjoy this section of the museum. There are other exhibits as well, but I'd like to keep some of it a surprise for you to find when you visit. In addition, one of the gold mines at the museum for locals is the library which has extensive materials and resources for doing family research, especially if your family has ties to Central Minnesota. You could spend hours here researching and learning about family members from the area.