We wanted to do something different for our work team outing and we landed on going to Hot Shop…read moreGlass! We had an appoint for 6 PM and 4 people total. It was hot and humid this day so the shop was pretty hot but that is what was expected. The owner and the other glass maker were running the workshop. The did a great job of explaining the entire process, the equipment , and more ipmortantntly safety. It was easy to follow but rest assured, they will remind you about everything they reviewed. As we sat at the table, their were exampples of the products we can make. 3 od 4 selected a paper weight and 1 wanted to make a gazing ball. The forst thing we did as a group was pick colors that goes into the glass. Then we went one by one and and the glass makers were very thorough on the the process and helped along the way. There were times, we just handled the process. Hewas very good on safety and keeping an eye on us. The glass get as hot as lava. After you are done, they put in in an area to set. You will need to pick it uo next day. The overall price iwas high but s what I expected to pay. It was really about team bonding and not getting burned - lol. Kidding asise, I'd do it again and if you wanted to try, I recommend going here!

Such a fun and unique birthday experience! I took a class here with my friend Tina and we got to…read moremake our own glass bowls--so cool to see the process up close. The instructors were super helpful and made it easy for beginners while we were still feeling hands-on. A great way to celebrate and we left with something we actually made! So fun!

This place was so cool. I want to take a class. They offer a class to learn to blow glass. They…read morehad drinks and we sat and hung out and watched the guy make stuff. All the drinks you have are out of homemade glass. They do have a nice outdoor area also. Worth the trip

great night at the glass blowing class! Brian is an excellent teacher and assures you are safe as…read morewell as totally involved in making your own creation! Everyone was super friendly and we sat and chatted while having our drink that comes with the class. It's a bar as well as a glass blowing establishment. Unique and fun!!! Check it out - it really is fun!!

We went for Jam Feast 2026 and the entertainment was awesome. They put the stage right over the…read morebowling alleys! The food was so delicious! We had a large thin crust, sausage, mushrooms, onions, and black olive pizza and oh my, it was great! The garlic bread was also delicious. I was making those "oh it's so good noises" throughout the whole meal! We were from out of town and the owners treated us like royalty! We will absolutely go back the next time we are in Wisconsin!

We love having River City Lanes in town, especially for the great kids birthday parties. We've held…read more2 of our daughters birthday parties here and they take care of everything from the setup and cleanup, to food and drinks and even goody bags and invitations! The price is reasonable and they keep the lanes in great shape and the bar/restaurant always has good food, especially the baked french onion soup.

Cindy and Ann were awesome. We came here with a bachelorette party. They have a million designs and…read morewhen I was looking for a specific design to make they helped make it so that I was happy. It took about 3 hours and they help you as much or as little as you want with the signs. They have beer, wine, seltzer, soda, and water to buy. We paid $73/pp. totally worth the money and experience.

I took my daughter last night and we had such an amazing time! The project turned out great thanks…read moreto the suggestions and tips from Rachel. I am looking forward to doing this again. Everyone that was there was so helpful and just made the experience even better ! Oak Creek WI

I have to been to several work events here and am never disappointed. There is plenty of parking…read moreand the room is set up in a way to enjoy the views of the grounds. Usually at work meetings the room temperature can fluctuate, but it has always been comfortable. Our events provide continental breakfast and a lunch buffet. The selections offer a variety of options. For lunch they open up the bar/restaurant are and patio, offering plenty of options for conversation. ,a good experience.

Great greens, generous fairways with plenty of danger. Super nice staff. Was playing there for 2…read moredays as a guest and would love to go back.

Associated with the Racine Art Museum (RAM), the Wustum is a great place to kick start your art in…read moreRacine! Wustum admission is free with your paid RAM admission. It's an old house donated by a wealthy Racine industrialist family (the matriarch, to be exact), and it's huge! I can't imagine anyone living in such a big house back in the day. Filled with galleries and classrooms, the Wustum is good for art classes and exhibits, alike. We caught the last day of the watercolors exhibit- featuring Wisconsin artists. Much of the art was for sale, and much of it was worth owning! We explored room upon room of this old house, admiring the watercolors, and then explored the grounds outside. There's lots of trees, flower beds, and a gazebo. I could see a weekly music series being given on the grounds in the summertime. There are art classes here, as I mentioned earlier, and they advertised upcoming copper classes, and also polymer jewelry making. They had a few polymer pieces on display from their collection. One thing Wustum and RAM both focus on is local art, artists, and artisans. I'm so glad we drove the 2 miles from RAM to the Wustum!

We drove from Madison to Racine for the glass exhibit. It was our first time visiting Racine and…read moreRAM (Racine Art Museum). Plenty of parking and there was a big garden with a few sculptures. Admission is free and there were lots of children's art work in the hallway. The actually glass exhibit was very small like inside a small room with less than 10 pieces of glasswork. Had to say that we weren't impressed especially the almost 2 hours drive. However, if you live in Racine, it may be worth to swing by.

We were touring through town and saw this place. Being a big fan of quirky tourist stops we…read morepopped in. Well that was interesting... As some have said the top lady likes to talk about herself - alot! We didn't take the tour but I think I saw a sign that said the tour was $14. I hope that was wrong. We looked at the collection of antique toys and current product for sale. I was ready to leave. We barely extracted ourselves from the store since she wanted to continue talking about her role in the Christmas Story sequel, etc . I actually felt a bit sad for her...

Classic Americana! Judith the proprietress - The Top Lady…read more- is very passionate about tops and spinning devices. Spend some time there. Do the tour and listen to the presentation - it is a hoot! I am not sure what the low ratings are all about. This place is not the Field Museum. If you want that, go there. If you want a unique experience and to see the most complete top collection in the midwest (maybe the USA, maybe the world) go here. Remember, top spinning and marbles were the iPhones of yesteryear, and an important part of Americana. Visit, talk with Judith and see the museum. You will not go away disappointed unless you think you are getting the Louvre for a few bucks admission. Oh, get a signed top from the Top Lady - makes a perfect gift or conversation piece. The one star reviewers must be communist.

As amazing as this venue looks in photos it's even more impressive in person. You will appreciate…read morehow big the getting ready suites are which is a huge plus on wedding day. The cocktail lounge is like nothing you'll find anywhere else. Rich dark wood and equestrian decor create a cozy atmosphere for your guests. You'll absolutely love how huge the grand ballroom is. Plenty of room for your reception dinner and dancing!

The Millburn Barn is a great location for a wedding all under one roof. However, to experience…read moreprofessionalism, respect, and integrity, I would look elsewhere. I have organized eighteen large-scale events at other venues and have never had to deal with the lack of hospitality by an owner like I did at this place. While our families put together a beautiful and memorable event, it was not without a ridiculous amount of stress from the unaccommodating owners. The zero-tolerance policy of outside alcohol was handwritten like a note on the contract after it was already signed. The conversation about outside alcohol was casual and a story about a previous wedding where a keg was brought into the Groom's suite. Had we been told that their liquor license was in jeopardy instead of being disrespectfully yelled at, we could have resolved the issue professionally. The fact that the owners rummaged through personal items, confiscated gifts without our knowledge, constantly monitored every move via the surveillance cameras (there is no sign anywhere that you are being watched/recorded), spoke to us in a very rude manner, basically called us liars several times, and much more, made me regret the decision to have the wedding at the barn. What owner would say to the bride, "I bet you can't wait till this is over"? Or roll his eyes and say, "oh, god" at the decor we were bringing in? I am disgusted that the surveillance camera in the Groom's suite watched their every move. I wonder if the barn follows the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code. I question the adequate exit access and compliant fire alarm system. I also question their compliance with the ADA Standards for Accessible Design (no designated accessible parking spaces). These are all serious matters that deserve attention. If you prioritize hospitality and integrity in your event planning, look for an alternative venue.