This is such a lovely place and such talented local artists! Definitely a great place to pick up…read moregifts or just treat yourself!

Great variety and quality of art in our community. They also have great events that are open to…read moreall.

I noticed that many of these reviews were for their old location in Chicago and not the new place…read morein Kenosha. The building is quite striking from the outside. Unfortunately for me that was the best part of the experience. We happened to arrive on memorial day weekend when they were having a special ceremony. Despite looking at their website it was unclear that their hours were different. They didn't open at 10am but at noon when their special program began. We killed 40 mins thinking that at noon we could get into the building but no we had to wait through the fortunately short ceremony (which was hard to hear due to a poor PA setup). It was free on this day so not sure the regular price but thank goodness because this place was not what we expected. It wasn't really war memorabilia but some exhibits telling stories of some soldiers. Don't get me wrong the exhibit about the chaplain and his collection of glass from damaged European churches during WWII was well done but that was most of what was on display. We spent maybe 30 minutes or so here. I do support the founder Jennifer Pritzker in her stance that she isn't going to let any government officials dictate the stories being told. A benefit of this being a privately funded museum. Nonetheless very underwhelming.

Good small museum that isn't too full of stuff but enough to be interesting for a bit. It for sure…read moreisn't as popular as the bigger museums but it's worth checking out if you get a chance. The Pritzker Military Museum is a collection of artifacts from various soldiers and wars. Has artifacts such as medals. You can also use the library if you're a military personnel. Because the museum is pretty small, it won't take most people long to see everything here. It has a pretty simple layout. This is located on the second floor of a building at Michigan and Monroe. It's a $10 admission without any discounts. There's discounts for active military, students, and others. It's a small museum so also think if it as a donation. There's lots of photographs but also artifacts such as medals and uniforms. A few exhibits on POWs including one about the Hanoi Hilton. There's lots to read up on if you're interested in this kind of stuff. Check it out if you're interested in military history. It also has a library if you do research. There's also various events, programs, and other things.

Absolutely incredible collection of museum quality art and design pieces from around the world…read more They have gifts too. A must visit for anyone who loves art, collectors items and design pieces. WOW.

This is a one of kind amazing gallery right in Racine County!…read moreI LOVE the glow in the dark splatter room options for kids birthday parties!! The paint nights and open studio arr perfect night out options!

Sold me a Fake labubu!! It's all yeh Chinese crap! Do not buy these there! Bodes looks real, but…read morequality is not. Toys have 10 teeth instead of 9, no QR code, wrong stamp etc. meh!

Well I was riding my motorcycle and stumbled upon this underrated and surprisingly affordable Art…read moregallery. There are some other art galleries on the main Street of Lake Geneva but this one was great in regards to owning original artist paintings of oil and canvas without breaking the bank. Originally I came 3 days and so I really stunning painting that was $66 before taxes I was just waiting for my next paycheck I went back there just to find out someone else I was also eyeing that painting and bought it right away. I wish the lady running the store would have given me a layaway option to put some money down as o no one else would buy that painting when I walked in. Nevertheless I saw another Painting that I was also thinking to put. It was not as nice as the one I saw but it was another painting since I drove all the way from Chicago Illinois about to purchase it despite that I find out it was already purchased by someone else 3 days later. That's the reason for out of five stars because I was disappointed coming back not finding that same original Artist painting that was on sale. I will be coming back here since this is real artwork that one can afford and that anybody could find. I had it framed since they don't sell or have the service to framing their own paintings back in Chicago and it looks beautiful from the frame service I found that opened up before the pandemic. I had also written a separate review on Yelp for a company in Chicago called the frame factory on Webster Street who professionally framed this painting and I use the same picture to show what work they do and not break the bank on buying a frame

Fun, cute, history of Geneva! Daughter and I spent a rainy day there! Neat to be brought back in…read moretime and see how the town developed! Would definitely recommend for a family outing!! Also birthplace of D&D!!

My fiance and I visited this today for the first time. David, was extremely kind and informative…read more We had no idea dungeons and dragons started in this town. Such a great museum, great staff, and enjoyable visit. Make sure you check this place out, you will not regret it!

Dedicated employees, amazing history, and a real step back in time without any hoaxes or…read morepretentiousness. The workers are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. This is a great place to take anyone who is interested in history, particularly those interested in the abolition of slavery and 19th century America. Great for smaller groups. Call ahead for a tour. Tours are about 1.5 to 2 hours, and worth it. Best museum experience of all time (and I don't really like museums), I have been twice and will go back again.

The Civil War Days are so much fun. A live period event that really teaches kids and the community…read moreabout our history. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and the canon was super cool. Would recommend anyone who is near to stop in and check it out!

Guided tour, very interesting and informative. Home of a civil war composer and a there was…read morereplica of one of the descendants home that was on Lake Geneva.

Visiting the Webster House is like stepping back in time to the mid-1800s. The house and the Boyd…read moreCarriage Barn have both been reorganized in the past couple years with many interesting things to see. Tour guide was very knowledgeable about local history and that of the home and barn. Definitely worth the visit! Admission was also free!