This is such a fun place to shop and it is A LOT bigger…read morethan you think! It goes so far back. Also, as frequent visitors to flea markets and antique shops, this is probably one of--if not the most well-laid-out and organized antique shops my fiancé and I have ever been to. Each booth is a room and it's so nice to move through. The owner is so sweet and friendly, she checks in to make we are all doing okay. Definitely stop by and do some shopping. We walked out with some adorable wooden magnets!

Called the main number very close to their closing time. Wound up speaking with Joe. He said sure…read morecome on by it isn't too late at all. Joe took such good care of my wife and me. Every, and I mean.EVERY, item has such a heartwarming story behind it. Joe conveyed them all with such passion and pride. The work that is done here is so important. It should be experienced.

Visiting the area and stopped by to purchase some of their handiwork. Met the Owner, Joe, heard his…read moreheart for our Veterans, and got to tour the shop and meet some of the guys that create these special products. Each item signed by the Veteran that made it!

Great theatre, Great people!!!! Anything they do is amazing. The shows are family friendly, and the…read morecast almost always comes out to meet their fans. Best theater to go to and Williamstown!!!

Thank you for this wonderful experience with The Little Shop of Horrors. The venue is fantastic…read morewith a great dinner meal and a lovely bar. The performance was world class with phenomenal talent. The ambiance was unbeatable. Cannot wait to visit again.

This farm has it all! Linda is a gracious hostess for tours (call ahead), but the real jewel is…read morethe shop experience. The shop has tons of beautiful yarn that was harvested from the animals on this farm, as well as many other name brand yarns. The shop hosts classes in knit & crochet, get together, and you can also just hang out and crochet/knit and visit. Sit on the porch, in the shop, and she has a new shop addition coming soon.

What a cute little find! Yelpers listen, if your looking for a cute little place to go and have…read moresome country time this place is it! They have a store where you can buy alpaca products like little stuffed alpacas that are made with alpaca fleece and they also sell many pieces of clothing. This place is beautiful and the people here make you feel at home. The alpacas are adorable, make sure you go soon they have a few babies that are going to be big quick!

New (or maybe additional) location in Covington a huge variety of crystals, stone, fossils,…read morejewelry, preserved animals / bones, and other metaphysical items. The ladies who work there are knowledgeable & friendly! Very willing to help you find the right item for you. Wide range of prices to fit any budget (small stones to larger ones!).

Super cool rock and oddities shop in Covington, KY, near Madison Live and Hotel Covington. I'd…read morenever noticed this store before but saw it during my walk yesterday and was beyond surprised! Such a large selection of crystals, a variety of sizing and shapes. Insect taxidermy framed, skulls, animals tails and other neat items. It was all fairly priced too! I didn't manage to take any photos inside, but added one of some of the items I purchased. Will definitely be going back!

I went to a tea party here! The grounds are lovely and we were able to go out and pick lavender as…read morepart of the ticket price for the tea party. The owner of the farm told us about the farm and how they ended up adding lavender to the business at a way to have a revenue stream. They had many items for sale that contained lavender. There were a lot of us there as we came in a group and they accommodated us very well. It was extremely hot on this day, about 90° with not much breeze. We all managed though. I have been to a lot of tea parties and sometimes the food that you get in the tiers is not all that great but the food on this day was really delicious. They had a framed card on the table that told what was included in each tear and they set the three tiered container down in front of four of us and there were four of each of the items so everybody got to try everything. On the bottom tier today they had chicken salad sandwiches on croissants, cucumber and strawberry on white bread, and roast beef on a French baguette, along side of this tier they included a goat cheese spread and horseradish. The middle tier included a lavender scone, a lavender biscotti, and lavender pear bread. My favorite was the pear bread. It was so moist and very delicious and you really got the pear. The top tier included lavender shortbread cookies, lavender fudge, and a lavender blackberry cheesecake. My favorite on this tier was the fudge, it was delicious and super soft and very chocolatey. There were a couple of different teas offered. The hot tea was a Darjeeling and lavender tea and the cold tea was an herbal tea and they served this with some lavender kissed sugar cubes. Once we finished our meal and tea then we were free to walk about the lavender garden, and they showed us how to cut the stems and gave us a basket and scissors. There were two sides to the garden with one side being the more fragrant lavender stems that they used to make their oils and then the other garden was more the culinary variety. There were both white and purple lavender stems. They also offer other options when you get your ticket, you can choose to make a wreath or a painting, but on this occasion, I just chose to cut some stems and bring them home to dry. It would have been more enjoyable if it had not been so darn hot, but no one can control the weather, especially in the Midwest. I had a lovely time and would definitely go back to do it again.

Spent a lovely couple of hours at Bayer Farm's Lavender Fields during the farm's U Pick season…read more(late May through mid July). The farm is located down a pretty, winding road near the Brianza Winery. With your $12 ticket, you can pick bunches of lavender from two different areas - one offers a variety of culinary lavenders (sweet, floral, herbaceous) and the other is comprised of regular lavender, which is used in oils, decor and landscaping. You receive a basket, scissors and instructions on how to cut the lavender when you arrive. There's easy parking on grass right by the fields. When you are done gathering your lavender, the friendly staff wraps it up for you in lovely lilac paper to take home. The fields are not very big but they are pretty and there are purple Adirondack chairs in the rows begging to be in pictures. Lavender scented goods are available for sale -- I picked up some lotion and jam. Visitors are welcome to enjoy a picnic on the grounds, which I did with my friend after we'd gathered our lavender. This was a nice way to spend a few hours with a friend.

I can't say enough about how magical my experience was here. I live in NKY and plan to visit as…read moreoften as possible. The owners are very knowledgeable and even stayed 20 minutes past closing time to help my daughter and I find what we were in need of. Thank you for your wisdom and caring. We will be back!!

This store is fabulous. If you are looking for incense, herbal tonics, crystals, tarot, oracle…read morecards, smudging items, almost anything for your spiritual and/or mystical needs, this is the place to go. It's a little bit of a drive, but once you get there, you'll be rewarded. The store radiates good energy. The owners a helpful and will spend a lot of their time talking with you, if that's your thing. The town in which the shop is located is small and cute. The prices are very fair. I will be a repeat customer.

Review: Ark Encounter, Williamstown, KY The real (most…read moreemphatic) "Ark Encounter" isn't about ancient naval engineering or historic veracity --it's an encounter of visceral exposure and violent death. In light of 1 Peter 3 and Romans 6, the Ark represents baptism, and baptism is where your curated self goes to die. You don't walk through this exhibit to marvel at Noah the faithful hero; you walk through it to be exposed. Like the Samaritan woman in John IV, you leave feeling as though God has just laid bare every dark, hidden thing you've ever done--the buried shame, the secret motives, the precise things you are desperate to keep hidden. The climax of the experience is the immediate, inescapable exposure of humanity's true condition. God REFUSES to give you a comfortable consumeristic experience. Instead, you are confronted with the raw, scandalous reality of Noah passed out, naked, and drunk in his tent (the ultimate icon of unmasked shame) followed by the immediate, ugly fracturing of the family, relational dysfunction, melodramatic curses, and gut wrenching estrangement. Thank you to whoever decided to provide this disgusting (but extremely biblical/candid) portrayal of Noah in Kentucky! That is some RARE & REFRESHING brutal honesty; a shockingly truthful scene to include in the "Ark Encounter." I really felt it for what it was - HIGHLY OFFENSIVE and "inappropriate!" The true Ark Encounter. It strips away my "righteous illusions," and forces me into the terrifying mortality of exposure; and it drowns my ego in the tide. John 12:24

Crazy big boat - but should be bigger b/c it's based on our modern arm length & humans were overall…read moretaller 4K yrs ago. Shuttle there was pretty fast. Many of the extra exhibits around the ark are extra money of course. The little zoo was nice. The inside was loaded w/ things to see. If you read it all it would take all day. The photo op at the beginning comes out to about $35. Also, many of the prices in the gift shop was very high. One aspect I thought was kind of odd was the unusual number of dinosaurs displayed in the ark. You would think there were more dinosaurs back then then most of the animals we are familiar with. Maybe it's just a way to attract the kids attention. It would be cool if they had a time-lapse video of the construction, and maybe I missed it. The buffet was definitely worth hitting up. All the food was actually good. I had no complaints and the staff kept most things very fresh. There was plenty of options and many drinks to choose from as well. The desserts were all tasty as well. Donut holes were a kid fave. Tons of seating too.