Five star for efficiency, communication, and energy. Thank you for a successful documentation of…read moreCambridge Prom2024-At Last I See The Light!!! Advisors-Pam Leverson and Raquel Hansen

Highly recommend renting a photo booth from Tom @ Oh Snap! for your next event! Everything went…read moresuper smoothly, the props, backdrop, and customized photo strip templates made the whole experience even more unique - and Tom was there every step of the way to set up, clean up, and operate the booth so that every photo turned out perfect. Picture perfect memories, for sure! Having this booth there was definitely the highlight of our party.

I had a wonderful experience working with Vladimir. It was a perfect day. I'd strongly recommend to…read morecontact him and have pigeons added to your wedding ceremony. It's a rare thing to have but people loved it. White pigeons symbolize love, peace, fidelity, prosperity, and good luck. It is said that if doves are seen on your wedding day, a happy home is assured. I'd strongly recommend Vladimir's service!

Carolyn is a classically trained portrait photographer...true. But to me she is so much more than…read morethat because through her lens with her amazing eye, she saw my soul...and captured who I am in a way no other photographer I have ever met has. Working with Carolyn is part magic, part self-exploration, part sharing with good friends, and part journey of discovery. If you want to see what the world sees when you go out, then you should ask Carolyn to do a portrait study for you! ....The photos are amazing, but what you learn about yourself will be priceless...you will never regret making this decision!

I'm going to give this five stars because it's free to enter. Catch that? Free to walk through…read moreand watch carnival rides and games, smell lots of fair food or check out some of the other exhibits I wasn't able to see as I had an excited Kindergartener who discovered her friends and had to ride rides. They're carnival rides: tilt-a-whirl, the slide you ride down on a potato sack, a wobbly carousel that had a 150 pound weight limit, and a bouncy house. There's some more too, so feel free to go check it out if riding carnival rides is your thing. Most rides are 2-3 tickets and tickets are a dollar each. There are wristband hours as well. There wasn't a shortage of food (I bought the fries, but since they were too hot my daughter chucked them out the stroller). They looked like they would have been good, but not after hitting the grass and being trampled on by the stroller and feet. They were still pretty hot when I picked them up too- but they were fresh from the fryer and I was warned. There were lots of other yummy looking things (popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, slushes, chicken tenders on a stick) but my remaining cash went to a $5.00 goldfish and picking out two rubber ducks for my kid to choose yet another fake Barbie mermaid. Take the kids! Take yourself, enjoy adult beverages in the tent if you are 21, and if you run short on cash they advertise a "low fee" ATM.

My daughter chose this venue after an exhaustive search. She knew immediately upon arrival at…read moreFarmin' Betty's that this was the perfect outdoor setting for their nuptials, the farmhouse for getting ready and the magnificent barn for their reception. In addition to the exquisite grounds, Beth and her staff are efficient, gracious, and knowledgeable. After several meetings, we left everything in her confident hands and enjoyed every moment of the glorious event. I cannot expound enough upon the professional manner every detail was dealt with. Everyone who attended has perfect memories.

Clean, spacious and lots of parking opitons. Seperate bar area with lots of seating. Outside…read moregrassy area markets and things. More groups need to use this space! Conviently located right off of HWY 151 in Sun Prairie. They host Bingo every Monday night, fish frys, blood drives, banquets, weddings, craft markets and more!

The Barboo Hills is a magical place. As the very eastern extension of Wisconsin's driftless region,…read moremuch of the range was never covered by the glaciers. Today, much or the range is forested, however, those woodlands are very young indeed. When the region was settled, the eastern range was oak savanna and open oak woodland. For nearly 150 years most of this area was grazed or planted to hay fields. One notable exception was Durward's Glen. Originally settled by a blacksmith, the Glen was early sold to a painter form Milwaukee who loved maple trees. In the 1920s, as the last of the Durward clan died, the property was donated to the Catholic church, which built a seminary on the property. Though the seminary closed, the property has been owned and operated for nearly 40 years by a non-profit organization whose members include local residents who have treated the Glen to a great extent as their local parish. While no longer a church property, its chapel remains a consecrated offertory. The public is welcomed to visit, hike its extensive trail system and reflect at the stations of the cross, as well as its several shrines. Anglers can try their luck in the Class 1 trout stream that flows through the property. Spring wildflowers and well maintained grounds provide abundant beauty and solitude. Durward's Glen plays host several times a year to public events, including Bagpipes in the Glen each summer, as well as a beautiful outdoor holiday light show each Christmas season. Groups are welcome to book the conference facilities, and dormitory style accommodations are available for travelers seeking quite place to reflect. I find Durward's Glen a singular place; a unique opportunity to slow down and get close to nature in the midst of a vacationland that can otherwise be quite overwhelming.

This review is for the grounds only…read more I enjoy Photography very much. I grew up in nearby Portage and knew of Durwards Glen but I never knew it was open to the public. I visited on Sunday 9/20/2015 and it was very peaceful. This place had a very tranquil atmosphere. Your worries melt away here. The trails are well maintained and beautiful to say the least. The facilities look well kempt. There is an artist cottage you can rent for $150 per night and it looks inspiring like a place you could get away from it all. This whole place is magic and I'm not what you normally consider to be the spiritual type. Admission is free. I'd say to plan on spending an hour or two walking around.

When I decided I needed to drop some serious poundage earlier this year, I elected convenience over…read morevariety. While the fitness center at the Waunakee Village Center is quite a bit smaller than than any of the health clubs in the area, it is close to where I live. That convenience meant actually getting to the gym, working out and getting value for my membership. What I like: * The fitness center is immaculate and the equipment is well maintained. There always is a staff member walking around with a spray bottle keeping things clean. * There's lots of natural light. It doesn't seem like a big deal, but after working out in places with with artificial lighting, it's like night and day (pardon the obvious pun). * The fees are reasonable. A single membership is $300 annually and my health insurance picks up half the tab. * It's not over crowded. Even during the busy periods in January and February, I could always get on a treadmill or elliptical machine. * The staff are cheerful and always helpful. What I don't: * Weekend hours are not great. 7 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on Sundays. The late opening time on Sunday is especially frustrating. * Classes cost extra and the good ones fill up very quickly. So if you're living in the only Waunakee in the World and are looking for a great place to workout, definitely consider a membership at the Village Center.

My love for food and allergy for exercise had reached a new low point last year. I decided to do…read moresomething about it. Being a work-from-home mom the Village Center was a convenient place to start. My hours are pretty flexible and I can drop by on my lunch break or late afternoon. I've been here at various times and it's never been super packed. I have always found a treadmill or elliptical to work on. I usually just stick to cardio at the gym and the equipment here is great! All the machines have TVs, although I usually just binge watch something on Netflix while working out. Membership is very reasonable for residents. You get $5 off per group fitness class if you are a gym member. Since my workout times are all over the board I haven't done any of the classes. The staff is very friendly. The place is very clean and doesn't smell of sweat when you enter - a big deal for me.