Great spot for a break from driving up or down U.S. 71. The museum's free, it's surprisingly large,…read moreand it includes a permanent exhibit dedicated to Menahga's local boy made good, comic art legend Wally Wood, famous for his work with MAD magazine, Daredevil and EC science fiction comics.

Nice selection of material! Good service! A very large assortment of patterns and kits.read more

This business is now an upscale type thrift store boutique. They don't take donations or…read moreconsignments. They have new hardwood floors, so much more open and not cluttered like the attic shop. They have used men's, women's and kids clothes. A little bit of home decor, children's books. I found a bee pillow threshold brand from Target and a bee theme insulated tumbler. Both seemed new and total was $9. They take credit cards. I commented how nice and open it was compared to the attic shop and there was dances here in the 1980's before the community center opened. They even used sawdust or powder on the floors back then. The owner welcomes pictures from that time to display. Anyone? Support small business in a small town.

We LOVE The Art House and Shirley! She is our icon for aging well. We have bought many heirloom…read moreart pieces from her over the years and treasure them all!

The Arthouse on the South Shore of Rush Lake is a gem! The…read moreowner , Shirlee Aho Daulton, loves to share her passion for the various art forms she creates at her quaint, boho style studio. Her daughter, potter Sandra Daulton Shaughnessy, also sells her beautiful pottery here! After visiting the Arthouse travel 1 mile west on Hwy 54 to the Clayhouse to see another selection of artwork by Sandra & Shirlee. It is amazing to see how the two artists feed off each other with their idea in art!

The Comet is an old beautiful movie theatre in the heart of downtown Perham…read more Many movies only $5. Closed Wed/ Thurs/ for the summer, so check covid hours before going. Friendly staff, cheap snax, and a great place to see a movie, like Jaws, ET, or WIlly Wonka.

When googling silversmiths, Prices Fine J. came up, but they do not do work on silver. They…read moresuggested Fargo Jewelers. If anyone is searching for work to be done on silver check Vergas Darkside of Loon or Fargo. Im also going to check Perham. Perham has been great! Also, two customers were looking around with no staff and I wandered around and turned corner, listened to conversation between co-workers, had to interrupt (cough-cough) and asked if I was in right place for help.

excellent store, great selection, the staff was very friendly and attentive, made me feel right at…read morehome. I plan on stopping in again for any future needs

A charming local theater with a great atmosphere!…read more The Cozy Theatre is a true gem in Wadena. As a lifelong resident, I've been coming here since I was a kid and it never disappoints. The theater has a wonderful nostalgic feel with its vintage decor and classic concession stand. Ticket prices are very reasonable, especially compared to the big chain theaters. The snacks and drinks are also affordable, so you can enjoy a night out without breaking the bank. The popcorn is made fresh in an old-fashioned popper and is absolutely delicious. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. They provide great customer service and make you feel right at home. The seating is comfortable and the sound and picture quality are excellent. Whether you're a local or just passing through, the Cozy Theatre is a must-visit. It's a charming piece of Wadena history that continues to provide affordable entertainment and a wonderful community gathering place. I highly recommend checking it out!

Super cute! Relatively cheap tickets for reclining seats! The popcorn was fantastic, the butter…read morewas just right! They only have Pepsi products, so be prepared.

I've got family ties to this area and enjoyed learning more about Becker County through the…read moreextensive collection - over 14,000 photographs and over 20,000 artifacts! The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Highlights include the two-headed calf, a WWII exhibit, and the World's Smallest Gas Station. This quaint little museum is well worth a stop and I'd recommend it to locals and visitors alike! NOTE: I never mind paying a small entrance fee when I know the money goes towards keeping places that preserve local history up and running.

Four and a half stars! (they need a better copy machine).One of my favorites in all Minnesota..They…read morehave a great book collection and research room. Lot's of kool things upstairs and down.Their meteor is huge.$$$. And they are just off hiway 10,,and for lunch check out the ''Speak Easy'' east of town(also on #10)..Also four and a half stars!