Pepper Place is great! It has a great variety of coffee, bakery items, vegetables, Pepper Place…read moremerch (t-shirts), and some crafty things (jewelry, pottery, prints). Hinkel's Bakery and Bandit Bakery are my go-tos for a pastry! There is also live music most Saturdays! Typically, if you get there after 10 AM, it will be pretty packed, especially during the fall months. There is a smallish parking lot (Jeni's Ice Cream parking lot) next to the market. There is also street parking or some small gravel lots on the surrounding streets. In my experience, all parking has been free.

What an absolutely incredible farmer's market! This city so blessed to have a market of this…read morecaliber. It makes you feel good to be able to support people from your own community and the farmers always put out good product. Come early to beat the crowds and they sell out very quickly here.

My daughter woke up every day, asking to go to a pumpkin patch. A few weeks ago on her birthday, we…read moregranted her wish. We had never been to this pumpkin patch, but it's not far from us so we decided it would be a great time to check them out. From driving by, I did not get a true perspective of how big this pumpkin patch is so I was surprised to see all the different activities available. The prices were reasonable, and my daughter had an amazing time. I'm sure she would want to go back today if she could.

I love the Popsicles Nice staff…read moreI like the areas The bathroom look cool!! And The park staff Was Helpfull

Great day at the museum. Today the museum hosted their annual African heritage festival and that's…read morealways a fun time for everyone. A museum is a way to learn about different cultures and heritages. We need a place to acknowledge our differences and embrace those learned differences. This event opens the door to diminish the divide between us all. Great museum with great programs for children. The museum host galas, brunches, book signings and other events. I'll always come back!

We decided to visit the museum to see their 'Monet to Matisse' exhibit. I checked occasionally in…read morethe week leading up to our visit. Their website displays how many tickets are remaining for the day. I wanted to ensure this wasn't selling out for our day, in which case I'd have bought tickets in advance online. However, they still showed over 1000 tickets available the day before, so I opted to just buy them at the museum. We had issues with navigation in Birmingham already, and those continued en route to the museum. For whatever reason, the app directed us over a mile beyond downtown and then had us get off the highway, cross the overpass, and double back (?). We actually switched apps a bit later as we were sure there was an issue. We eventually found the museum, though. It wasn't obvious from the front, but apparently the museum does have its own free parking lot behind the building. We ended up parking in a deck a few blocks away, but thankfully that only ended up costing us $3. The museum is normally free for entry, I believe. Donations are encouraged. However, for special travelling exhibits, there was a charge (about $25 per person). This was handled at a kiosk just outside the exhibit. We toured the exhibit and enjoyed it. Works were arranged in 3 large rooms. It was crowded, but manageable. After seeing that, we opted to check out some of the permanent collection before leaving. On the upper level (where we were) there are several rooms devoted to Asian arts (samurai armor from Japan, jade and buddha statues from China, etc.). Korea and India were also represented. If we'd had more time, we would have explored more on this floor. We descended to the first floor and checked out some of the European galleries as well as the end of the wing that is devoted to American art. They had interesting works on all these areas. If I lived in the area, I'd likely come here to check out the permanent collection. Maybe we'll be back at some point to see more of it. This was well worth stopping by if you like art. (I will limit my photos to the permanent collection.)

I love pumpkin patches! This one has been one I have visited through the years, especially as a…read morechild. It's been around a LOOOOONG time. this one has pretty good pricing for the tickets, as well. They are not off the wall ridiculous. I love the little boutique, as well as the yummy pies that they sell. The food is also pretty good! We went on Monday and we didn't have any issue with too many people there as we were able to do what we wanted when we wanted with the exception of face painting, but that's because the face painter was truly doing exceptional work! Everyone we came in contact with was incredibly friendly and helpful. I do want to add there are much less pumpkins to choose from now as well as the straw maze is gone. I'm not sure how long that it has been like that, but I was sad to see that go. My kids still had a great time and enjoyed it, though. My 16yo sister did mention it felt much more tailored to very small kids, however, I think it was nostalgic and enjoyable.

My daughter and I had such a great time today. A true blast from the past. Everyone very friendly,…read morekids and laughter everywhere, definitely family oriented. Splendid little boutique, excellent snacks and food. Hayride was my favorite followed by selection of pumpkins, my daughter all time favorite "Face Painting". Looking forward to the next visit.

I've been to a number of pumpkin patches and such over the years. This one ranked up there as one…read moreof the better ones we've been to. It's $10.00 per person but it includes all of the activities including: Hayrides Corn Cribs Corn Maze Petting Zoo Swings Bouncy Obstacle Course Tire Mountain & Culvert Slide Hay Mountain 450 ft Zip Line Bouncy Houses Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Bouncy House 40 ft Culvert Slide Toddler Playground 18ft rock climbing wall 7ft kids climbing wall One pumpkin per person The only things you had to pay for were food/drinks, face painting and pony rides. I also really liked that no smoking was allowed. The staff were super friendly and really seemed to enjoy being there. I would highly recommend it! Best of all it's reasonably close to Helena vs some of the other more commonly known ones.

Amazing pumpkin farm, great value!! All about the kids!! So much to do, need the whole day!read more

A family-owned and run Farm. Great home-cooked foods with the "chefs" telling/demonstrating how…read morethey cook over an open-fire. A hay-ride on a tractor through fields, a hay-bale maze, pick-your-own pumpkin patch, lots of games for kids, petting "zoo", even a blue-grass band at times. Also a "store" to buy home-made treats, soaps, vintage items and the best park rinds you will ever have in your life!!! Don't miss Bennett Farms!

Great selection of things to do for both kids and the young at heart. A wide selection of gourds,…read moremini pumpkins, carving pumpkins and more with the smallest starting at $2 and the largest at $10 or more. Staff was kind and helpful, observant, and everything went smoothly across the farm, from the food services to the country store to the activities. We took a hay ride, wagon train ride, walked the Loblolly Trail, went through the hay maze, and got some cute things at the country store. And of course pumpkins! We would love to visit again soon!

I've attended and enjoyed several shows and events here over the years. The location is in downtown…read morearea, north side. There is paid parking but the area could use more of course. The arena has been recently renovated and expanded to help the city attract bigger artists and attractions. This summer I attended the arena's 50th Anniversary Celebration. It was interesting to learn of all the big names that have held shows there.

Went here to see Lil Wayne perform, and the arena was a great venue for it ! Clean, convenient…read moreparking, and a solid amount of security. I had VIP tickets and the staff walked me right to my seat. The lighting and production during the show were incredible too. Really enjoyed the show and appreciated the hospitality and service from the Legacy Arena staff throughout the night

We have been here a few times and always enjoy the scenery and of course beautiful Noccalula! Come…read moreafter a rain for increased water production for a bigger waterfall! There is a paid admission section with the railroad, mini golf, hiking under the Falls, petting zoo and gardens, but campground area just to see the Falls is free. Dog friendly walking (on leash). In warmer months they also have Frios Gourmet Pops open for sweet treats and something to cool off with.

NOCCALULA!!! Yes we are back! Yep. Today is Ty's birthday and he loves this park. But, we have a…read moreNewcomer, Donner has never been here before, She so excited. We are a party of 5 and you are super dry today!!! But, we see Mr. Crane! Hey Mr. Crane. Where are the ducks hiding? There is not a one in sight. Either way, it's hot , so we look around and keep it moving in this heat.

My daughter loves this place! Try to go early or late during a week day if you don't want to be…read moreoverrun with other kids. It's fun for the entire family, a great workout too. They definitely need to mop their floors more often kinda sticky every time I go. Keep your socks.

Their pricing and their quality of activities are limited, and it's not as many trampolines, not as…read moremuch excitement, and some of their equipment was broken and their opportunities of working there they've never gotten back with me