Community theater with a lot of heart. I am always surprised by the acting and producing talent in…read moreour little city. The building was once a movie theater that has been revitalized into a great stage for the performing arts. As a totally volunteer run organization they are always looking for more participants if you want to get involve with the growing down town.

Went to see Crowns last night and OMG!! What a first class entertaining performance. I saw Crowns…read morein Washington DC and this rendition with local performance was so personal and excellent casting. I'd be happy to see this performance again. 5 stars for this play and the theatre staff.

First time here. It was a short walk from the hotel I was staying at…read more I tried 4 of their beers, 2nd & Elm, Smash, Prancing Pony and Thank a Veteran. 2nd & Elm and Prancing Pony were my favorites. I wanted to try the Smoked Burger but they are not carrying it anymore, so I had the Classic Cheeseburger. It's a thin patty, well seasoned and delicious. The Cole Slaw I ordered had a weird taste so I didn't eat it. Overall, this is a cool place with some nice artwork by local artists.

In town for a few days and wanted to grab a burger. Nice site down affair not fast food. Swung by…read moreColby's as I've been there before but they were booked and I wasn't interested in a 40 minute wait. Staff there suggested The Brew Bridge. I called ahead to be sure there was no wait. Beautiful building and vibe but not very crowded for a Saturday night. Was waited on my a wonderful young server by the name of Shelly. Pleasant , great attitude and welcoming when I asked questions about the menu. Now the food was the big issue here. Selected the Black and Brew burger which was describe as having two patties. Yes there were two but doubtful they were the 6 oz each as listed. The brew cheese sauce was very runny and caused the buns to fall apart when I picked it up. Burger was very well done as well. Side of sweet potato waffle fries were placed in a small dish barely allowing for a small handful. Pickles on the burger were an up charge. Definitely did not curb the burger craving. I pushed my reservations aside and ordered the dessert. Went with a slice of strawberry cheese cake. Server said they did not have any last time it was ordered but she would check. Viola! Came back with a slice.. though it was missing the strawberries. Away she went and returned with only a strawberry sauce. At this point I'm all in so I drizzled the sauce over the slice. Went to cut into it only to find the gorgeous looking slice was frozen solid. Ugggg . Walked it to the bar and asked for my check and explained the slice issue. This place has so much potential but is utterly failing on the food side.

A must stop if you love flowers, art and history! Gorgeous landscapes beautiful statues and an…read moreamazing historic home. So many different varieties of day lilies. Each one more beautiful than the last. A wonderful stroll through flowering landscapes dotted with artwork. The green house hosts a variety of tropical plants including colorful orchids. They even have a section where you can dig and purchase the gorgeous plants to transform your home garden. The Western Kentucky Botanical Garden is a bargain at $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and veterans and $2 for children.

Beautiful grounds should be a free experience tho for families to enjoy very well kept gardensread more

I had an enjoyable visit to the museum. I love Bluegrass and have been to Bill Monroe's museum. I…read morehave been wanting to check this out. They had a cool display on Jerry Garcia. Who knew he was so into bluegrass before the Grateful Dead days. The displays are professionally designed. Well worth checking out. There were people playing near the entrance of the displays. It was cool to hear live bluegrass. They also had Steve Martins banjo. How cool is that!

My husband and I visited the museum this past weekend, July 18 and 19. We had a great time!…read more Lauren Price, the mandolin player from the Price Sisters manages the gift store. So it was a thrill to meet her. There is a cool Kody Norris Show room. On Saturday there is an open jam for all levels of musicians. We attended and they wanted to k. Ow if we were coming back next week!! . But the best thing is that Amy from the gift store got in touch with two of my friends to Le t me know we had left an. iPad and a music stand after the jam. We were headed out of town to go home to Georgia when my friends got in touch. So we went back and got the iPad and stand. It's that kind of good cus service that I appreciate that makes for a good experience! wWe love y'all!!

I would double check if you're going thru the escape room with just your group. They added another…read moregroup to ours and the clues and boxes all got mixed up. Everyone went everywhere. We paid $138 to do this escape, I thought it would just be our group. We won't be back.

We came in at 5 to do an escape room and the dude in there told us to come back at 6 or 6:30 cause…read morethere was other people in the room so we left and came back at 6:11 and he said they was closed and walked over to the bar next door, I don't know if he went over there to get drunk or what but that's a bad way to run a business