We walked along Main Street, touring many historical building and sites from circa 1848 to 1904 and…read morebeyond. Plus cool exhibits in this, the Jefferson County History Center. From west to east, starting at Hall House B&B, among other wonderful architecture we saw: the old Presbyterian Church and residence, the English and Henderson Houses, Garrison and two Clark Houses, the Kelso furniture and the metal-framed Snyder "gents" clothing buildings, the Opera House, the Courthouse, the Matson: Brookville's oldest brick-building, Long & Pearsall hardware and Henderson millinery buildings, the Jefferson and Templeton-McKnight houses, and the Truman House. There are a number of other historical sites around town, too. More than 175 years of history all within walking distance, enough for an afternoon or a week or more!

Fun spot to pop in on if you've got an hour to kill! This is a donation only sort of place and full…read moreof interesting artifacts and exhibits. Of particular mention is the miniature train set upstairs that has many of the notable places and businesses in the Brookville area. There is also a room for dinosaurs and mammals, another room of sea and plant fossils, and the entire downstairs exhibit is dedicated to indigenous people and settlers in this region. All around great experience.

So fun for kids! Come with coins for all the little kid rides! Adorable and friendly!!read more

Stopped for an hour to let my 3 year old run and play during a long ride. Perfect for a break from…read morethe road with kids. Reasonable price play place/maze with multiple levels and fast slides. He didn't want to leave, but fell fast asleep when we did!

Great theatre for a small college town! No amenities or concessions that aren't present in a larger…read morecity. However, it's sometimes slightly understaffed and the cinema rooms are slightly smaller.

Why does it cost so much to go to the movies, ?? Buy popcorn and a drink and it is 30+ for 2…read morepeople!!!

In a quaint town like Punxsutawney, I would expect nothing less than a kickin old school theater!…read more This was the coolest part of our trip to this town on groundhog day! On the days leading up to and on groundhogs day, they play the movie...you guessed it, Groundhogs Day in their community center. What I didn't guess is that they would have a legit theater. I'm talking two story balcony theater. It reminded me of the muppet show. Super cool and they were selling reasonably priced concessions out front. Popcorn, candy, soda, pretzels. I looked around and they show movies here on the weekend for incredibly reasonable prices year round. Very cool place, wish I had more time to look around!

This is the best kept secret in Punxsutawney. We went for dinner, sat outside on the deck, watched…read morepeople play golf, and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. The food was delicious. Unfortunately, you can't order an alcoholic beverage unless you are a member, but don't let that stop you from eating here. The scenery and the food are worth it.

Kathy is awesome! She is a fabulous and engaging instructor. She relates to the dancers and they…read moreall have a great time. They also learn a lot! She has a great way of speaking about what the standards and expectations are from tying and tucking ballet shoe strings to making sure the dancers (and their parents) take their classes seriously. Even at 4 years old. The dancers love the structure. We drive by a few other dance schools to get to Kathy's because learning should be fun and impactful in a positive way!