This place has undergone so many renovations and name changes over the years, but I think it's…read moreabout to take off. It's in a poor location, in the old part of town next to the high school. Parking can be a nuisance, but there is parking on the street, across the street in a lot as well as next to the building in another lot. The crowd here can be a little rough. I was outside waiting for a cab one night and someone approached me and said I was staring at him because he was hispanic. Then he pulled a knife out. I doubt this is typical, and the situation was rectified, but don't let your guard down here. The bar is a mixture of a pool hall, a dance club and a live music venue. In the first part of the place, there are pool tables, a long bar, seating and a dance floor. If you walk through that room and into the adjoined building, you'll notice they have built a room for concerts with a ton of seating and a bar inside there. So it's really two different bars in one. The bartenders are great, and the security staff is cool. It draws a mixture of crowds, and with MV being so limited in the nightlife, this place could be a real hit.

Went to this bar and ordered Ketel one and ice tea. The lady proceeds to tell me she only has…read moreTitos. About 3 minutes later I see Ketel one served. I ask for my drink to be corrected, and literally drank one drink out of it. "Oh she didn't know, she's new" was incredibly rude. It's my fault they served me the wrong vodka. Lisa asked me "what my fucking problem is, and what the fuck was I looking at?" Well considering there is no communication behind the bar, and someone directly next to me just got served Ketel One, and she's attacking me because "she didn't know", and just attended my 18 year old sisters funeral, not you. Has security take my full drink(and my only one)and walk me out of the bar. WOW. And Lisa is in customer service? I would like a refund.

I have only been there a few times but I will have to say that you can not beat the food, service…read moreand preparation. The exalted ruler makes sure he talks to each table. I am shy to start a conversation with people i dont know and this breaks through my reluctance to speak. The place is clean and neat and there are members who, when needed, will jump up and assist the waitress.

They have a nice Banquet room, but the presenters had to put the wireless microphone to the speaker…read moreon their computer to broadcast a few short videos they played from the internet. So the sound was very low. Not sure if this was from not being able to connect the sound system to their computer or the other way around. BTW, the food was GREAT!

Had an interactive kids section that my boys enjoyed playing in. Thursdays is free admission for…read moreall sections and we really enjoyed that. They had scavenger hunts for the main gallery for kids to do. We enjoyed walking around and seeing the outdoor sculptures as well.

We visited at the Museum while at an overnight stay in Mt Vernon. After dinner we headed to the…read moreCenter for their Thursday evening out door concert on the patio. (A regular event during the summer). Free of any cost. Plenty of parking and easy to find. The music on this particular evening was just OK but we were able to get into the museum to browse. It was perfect, since the crowd was outside there was no one in the galleries inside. Not a particulary large collection but some interesting art in the main gallery. Being from Louisville, the Derby City it was fun to see an exhibit of Derby Hats by Dianne Isbell displayed in the main foyer. The museum typically has a $5 admission fee but free entry on Thursdays. It was spacious, clean and well organized. I was inpressed for a museum of its size to have the collection it did. My love of art was really satiated with the outdoor sclupture garden. There must have been 30 outdoor scluptures (one of my favorite mediums of art) in the outdoors gardens surrounding the museum. About half of the scluptures are in an open field without a walkway so you must be careful walking in the grass. But some of the scluptures are situated around the lake in the back and the museum itself. So plenty to see, explore, entertain and delight in this small town venue.

There's a decent amount to do here for $9. We showed up at opening on a Friday and it was an…read moreabsolute ghost town. Depressing... but great for our small kids! There are three huge bounce houses, and two smaller ones for toddlers. Usually my kid loves them, but he was a little spooked by the dim lighting throughout the facility. The toddler area is awesome -- lots of slow moving rides, climbing structures, and a massive ball pit. The one major drawback here is the blaster part. My son is tall enough to enter (36"), but adults can't go in unless they pay $5. So, I had to watch my son play from afar, without being able to show him how anything worked. Lastly, I'm not sure if this place is gonna close soon or what, but at least one arcade game was broken and the claw machines were 95% empty. These considerations definitely left a negative impression.

From the owner: Fun Blaster is offering an exciting experience for the young ones and adults alike. In the busy…read moreroutine that everyone has these days, it's impossible to let go of everything and spend some time having fun with your friends and family. Fun Blaster facility is based on 4 blocks that offer different activities for everyone to enjoy like inflatables, ball blaster, bumper cars, and a separate play area for toddlers. Visit us today!