Great fish fry. We were a little confused at the start then sat down and a great waitress came…read moreout and took great care of us. We will go back

Great Friday fish fry! I used the curb side. Guys are always friendly and it was ready when…read morepromised. You get two pieces of fish, we have had both fried and baked, potatoes of your choice, bread, coleslaw, butter, bread and tartar sauce. Wonderful meal, great value.

We loved our time at the GalPaca Farm and seeing these mystical creatures. Pronounced Gal-Paca, not…read moreG-alpaca! The owners (2 Gals) were super friendly and interactive with us on any questions we asked. We loved hearing their story and how close the community around them is. On this street alone, you can hit a pumpkin patch and an apple picking farm all 5 minute drive from one another. They currently had a 'Yarn Hop' going on which we thought was so fun. With that, they really put standards in place for COVID safety precautions. At the front entrance, there was someone waiting to understand how many people were in your car (and if there were any children) so that they could contain crowds. Masks were worn and there is specific areas for parking marked. When we arrived, we were given a couple of carrot bags to feed the alpacas. They were all roaming, minding their own business eating the grass, but once you shake your plastic baggy of carrot goodness, they'll start walking to you instantly. They eat with their bottom teeth and are just the cutest things. I'm also extremely jealous of their eyelashes, extensions can't get you that amount of volume! Right next door, they have a another barn with their shop of goods, including honey/bee products. My friend got the alpaca gloves, another got the body butter, and I snagged a GalPaca shirt. There's lot to choose from and they're all labeled nicely. The cutest thing is, if you purchase yarn, there are the names of the specific alpaca it came from. So cute! Even though it's getting a little chillier, I would make my way out here to explore! A short 30-40 minutes from Madison and lots of other farms to see. You can also then go to more of the city area of Mt. Horeb afterwards.

Loved my time at GalPaca alpacas! We went during the local Yarn Hop even though my friends and I…read morearen't avid knitters. It was well worth it to spend some time there and watch the alpacas! Right away as we pulled in, we were given a baggie of carrots and the alpacas perked right up and came straight to us at the gate. Seeing and feeding the alpacas was so much fun! GalPaca Farm Alpacas was very conscious of the pandemic and made sure to ask about the number of people we had in the car and to limit the amount of visitors to make the experience fun and safe for all. Definitely check out the store inside, they have a full variety of items like alpaca wool gloves, socks, and dryer balls. I picked up some wood cutting board balm and some solid lotion bars made in-home and I love using both on a daily basis. Hope to get back out there when the weather is warm again!

I've known of the 4-H Club since I can remember and hearing about the fairs they have. I finally…read moregot to attend one and was glad that I could share the experience with Mog P. and my son, Gabriel. Even though we lived here, parking is really bad. I drove around a few times before I could get a spot. It's interesting how the neighborhood puts up parking signs during this time to make some bucks. Set up little drink and food stands selling home made goods cheap compared to what's in the fair. I think it makes it unique and hope it continues to add that different vibe to the whole affair. There are all kinds of booths selling all kinds of stuff. Home made soap. Real Estate. Antique farm equipment going back to 1800s. Red Cross. And so much more. Our first stop is the animals. The prize animals here are cows, horses, pigs, chickens, pigeons, rabbits, sheep, goats, etc. And, the kewl thing is you get to pet them, talk to the owners, see the awards and trophies they won. Very exciting and educational. You can spend a good 2 hours doing that. We walked around, checked out everything else that was there. Bought some things. Got ice cream, fresh made, in a big waffle cone. Cotton candy for Gabriel. Waffles for Mog P. The rides brought me back to my days riding E.K. Fernandez and I couldn't wait to get on. Did I say I'm terrified of heights? Yeah, I am. But, that still won't stop me riding. I just gotta start on the Merry Go Round and work my way up. By the time I was on the feris wheel, I was okay with my eyes closed. I can't remember the price of admission but felt it wasn't too bad. So, if you do have the chance to go to a 4-H Fair, please do. It's worth the time to take the family to discover.

$30 for a ticket to the fair? No thanks! I'd rather stay home and watch TV than pay $30 to just…read morewalk around, waste more money and walk around bored. Last time I went there with my dad, and one of the ride operators called him an old man as we walked by which is just downright disrespectful. The hell with this place, it's not worth it.

This is pretty amazing to see the Swiss Historical Museum. I can see that there is history like…read moresettling, the American Civil War and World War 2. We visited all kinds of landmarks: the old school house, the graveyard, the fire house and the blacksmith.

Great experience! There were demonstrations for basket weaving, cheese making, Alp horn music, and…read morean amazing native plant specialists. Had cheese samples circulating. Very informative and staff/volunteers were very pleasant!

WE ARE NOT CLOSED !!! Please leave a message we will get…read moreback to you. It may take a week as the workshop is open only during rehearsals. For a more timely information see our website below. JANESVILLE LITTLE THEATRE 2010 - 2011 SEASON SHOW TIMES Thursday, Friday & Saturday: 7:30 Sunday Matinee: 2:00 DINNER Saturday: 6:00 Starting our 82nd season: She Was Only Marginally Modest by Vern Haden Play Dates: October 21, 22, 23, 24. Dinner & Theatre: October 23 Next Three one act plays: The Patient by Agatha Cristie Sham (a social satire) by Frank Tompkins Trifles by Susan Glaspell Play Dates: March 10,11, 12, 13. Dinner & Theatre: March 12 Our Final play: Murder at the Howard Johnson's by Ron Clark & Sam Bobrick Play Dates: May 5, 6, 7, 8. Dinner & Theatre: May 7 Tickets Adult Tickets: are $12.00 in advance $14.00 at the door Student Tickets: are $6.00 in advance $8.00 at the door Season Tickets: are $30.00 Dinner: $16.00 Tickets may be purchased at: Janesville Performing Arts Center 408 S. Main St. Janesville, WI. 53545 608-758-0297 Hours: 10am to 5pm M T Th 10am to 1pm F http://www.janesvillelittletheatre.org OUR MAILING ADDRESS: JANESVILLE LITTLE THEATRE P.O.Box 341 Janesville,WI. 53547

My friends and I stopped here for the Green county fair on a nice Saturday afternoon to check it…read moreout while killing time before going out to dinner. Parking is all in the surrounding neighborhood so you will park blocks away. This county fair had all the fair stuff with animals, rides, food, beer tent attractions and amusement games but it was oddly different because people weren't doing anything but walking around. The carnies were standing in front of empty rides as well as games of chance. We went back after 9 pm thinking that it would liven up but no, still idle games/rides and kind of pathetic for a county fair, is it the economic times ?.

Very educational place. During our Wisconsin trip, this was the only cheese making place that was…read moreopen. Technically, they do not make any cheese here, but history of it is very well described on all the displays. Staff are volunteers. They do a good job with the tour. If you are in Monroe, take your little ones here. They will love it!

I visited with my family and it was well worth the stop! The tour was very informative and the…read morestaff/volunteers running it were incredibly friendly, informative, and helpful. My kids enjoyed learned about dairy, cheese, and cheesmaking as well as seeing all the cheesemaking equipment and photographs. The tour included two videos on cheesemaking and its history, and they even have an old train car to go inside! I would love to go back sometime when they do a cheesemaking demonstration. The restored century-old cheese factory on-site was well preserved and incredible to see. We spent between an hour and a half to two hours there and left with a great education on cheesemaking! This is a great stop if you are homeschooling, and would make a wonderful field trip destination. I highly recommend dropping in if you have the chance!

Amazing apples, house dipped caramel apples, perfect cider donuts, home made caramel, farm raised…read morebeef... lots to see. Some unique nicknacks too. Super friendly, welcoming family running the show. We might have discovered a new favorite apple called "Zestar". It's not a petting zoo but they have horse(s) and such and it's nice to wander or stretch your legs. Double check their website for hours. https://munchkeyapples.com. The drive is really quiet, relaxing rural Wisconsin (100% paved). Take your time. Strongly recommended. Nice weekend activity. Check out neighbors' pumpkins and such.

Great apple cidar donuts, great selection of apples. Well organized, fun event attendread more