What an amazing gem of a museum! I'm not sure if there's always free admission, but there was no…read morefee to attend during the town's annual car show event. This museum is small but mighty. They have packed in a TON of stuff, with historical artifacts covering nearly every square inch of space. There's something for everyone, from old radio equipment to rocks and minerals, with a room devoted solely to Coca Cola memorabilia. They also have the teeniest tiniest little gift shop area if you'd like a souvenir.

Great museum. Someone has taken a lot of time putting together interesting displays about area…read morehistory and historical figures. I've been 3 times and have seen something I hadn't noticed before each time. There are Dudley's on 3 floors. Definitely worth a visit

Road to Bethlehem- a drive thru experience is a unique and vastly different annual holiday event…read moreheld at the bullitt county fairgrounds off the clermont exit. This is more of a religious event. This free event has You pull in with your vehicle and drive up to individual stations where they have people dressed up and they act out parts of Jesus Christ journey from birth to his death. The place features cool set designs and costumes. There are multiple drive up stations and at each station the actors deliver there lines and interact with the patrons of the vehicle and usually wish you a merry Christmas on the way to the next station. The event is only held one weekend of the holiday season and props to the actors as it has to be cold as it all done outside in the weather elements during a 6pm-8pm night time frame. Also there are several cars that come through and they have to repeat there lines for each individual car. Our favorite part was probably the part where they give you two "gold coins" at the beginning and warn you of Roman guards who block your path to Bethlehem and urge you to use the gold coins for safe passage. The actors and our kids had a lot of fun with that part. Being that this is an individual per car live play experience this Does take some time to go through. We arrived right at 6pm to a line that back up just to the entrance of the fairgrounds and it took 90 min to go through. So be patient. It's a long wait but when you factor in what this is it's very understandable. Plus it's a free event. So hopefully people don't harp on the long waits and appreciates the volunteers. Another important note or disclaimer to consider is while yes this is a holiday event, It is very much a religious event only. So if one was just looking for lights and Santa clauses they would not enjoy this. This whole production is strictly the story of Jesus. So if you aren't religious or if you just don't particularly like religious shows or history then this will not be for you. Overall very unique and different holiday event. I could see some of the younger kids may get bored or frustrated. My kids enjoyed it and appreciated what it took for the workers to make this free event happen. Is this something I'll comeback to every year? Probably not unless they switched up the show. But it's probably worth revisiting every few years. Once again I can't give enough props to the several volunteers who bare the cold and stretch there vocal cords on the weekend this event takes place.

Went last night and had frightening good time. The actors were amazing and this was a touch haunt…read moreso that added to the scares. It was one of the longer haunts I have been to and I screamed throughout the whole thing. My sister who usually stays in the front kept me up front because she was too scared to proceed in the darkness of the rooms. There is a lot of character interaction which is another unique thing about this haunt. They also keep you spaced out so you are not running into other groups which has happened at some of the haunts I ve been to and it kinda ruins them if you get put in a big group. I can not recommend this place enough. I drove almost an hour to get there and it was well worth the drive. I will be back next year.

An amazing haunt, as well as haunt crew, that promises to give you the most bang for your buck…read more Great show length at a great price.

Does good semi-or archival quality work, especially on items that mass-framers like Michaels,…read moreBorders, and others won't touch with ten foot long archival gloves. Good with a variety of media: prints and original art, fabric, photography, tapestry, or even personal items (for shadowbox-type framing). Not saying I'd trust them with framing exceptionally valuable originals or one-of-a-kinds, but they've done a good job with several delicate and / or damaged items. Prices are...well, framing is expensive, especially if you want it done properly. They're not out of line with what I've paid elsewhere, and they do what they say they're going to do. They are, though, no longer located on Ring Road (and haven't been for around 2 years, even though their website hasn't been updated). Located at 514 W Poplar, in the Clark Jewelers set of shops in Elizabethtown.

We wandered in here on a Friday night and we're pleasantly surprised to find a string quartet…read more There are so many amazing art pieces on display. We found something we loved and were excited to take it home with us. Would highly recommend stopping in.

I really like the Art Gallery on the Square. I usually go there at least once a year when I am in…read morethe area to by some pottery. It's a little on the pricy side but it supports local artists.

Location- 5 Atmosphere-5…read moreScenery-5 Upkeep on golf course -5 Upkeep of inconspicuous areas - 2 Women's restroom needs better attention. Although neat, requires much needed dusting and a good overall update. Impressed by the quick dissolve of the TP since their commode is more of a residential one than commercial. In the outdoor seating area the hornets nests need attention for the safety of guests. Overall, the upkeep of the grounds are good. Just a few areas that could use some better attention. This was a first visit to the club. Looking forward another visit soon as we enjoy dining at Momma Ann's Kountry Kitchen

Superb friendly staff that catered to all of our group's needs; the course is one of the most…read morechallenging in this area and the views are spectacular. You have to visit the covered bridge and more.

My Dad,who is 83 with cerebral palsy, try and go ever Sun and Tues at Minimum for Joshuas Friends,…read morean organization that helps families with special needs. They even have their own community baseball team The Blaze! Anyhow, Southland Bingo Hall also provides funds for other organizations like Forever Homes for Paws, North Hardin High School, John Hardin Band Boosters and Hardin County Pet Protection. They have a 7:30 session every night, midnight sessions on Fri and Sat, and even a Sunday afternoon session at 2:30. Doors open two hours prior for pull tabs. It is a nice friendly environment and they even have electric pull tabs (similar to a slot machine with bonuses) now in the new building! The staff always greets us by name. They really treat you like family. My Dad and I loves it there. It is definitely our Bingo Hall of choice .

I'm guessing this venue is used a lot for events and weddings. I saw a sign that mentioned…read moresomeone's wedding anniversary. Not sure if Etown really has a lot of options for venues given that it's a small town. Anyway, it's got a golf course, a pool, and a nice-sized parking lot. I came for a wedding reception. They had a bar and an outdoor area as well. The room for the reception wasn't super huge but was a good, open space with a dance floor. We were about 100 people but it never felt like we were cramped. It's kind of an outdated space though. Bathrooms looked old and so did the furniture in the sitting room. It's such a small place. The bathrooms did seem pretty roomy. With the sitting room in there and mirrors with the sinks and some just for make up, it reminded me of the old bathrooms outside the Grand Ballroom of the Student center that they wrecked down a few years ago on UK's campus. Sooo old school. Some of the food was stuff the bride's parents made, but there were some options that the country club made. I wasn't a fan. The sweet tea was not good at all. Not much flavor. I will commend them for having a large selection of bourbon. Oh, I love being in Kentucky!