My family came here on a whim while staying in Glasgow. We were shocked how much we liked this…read moremuseum. The museum covers large range of time periods. Some things that stood out to us: * There are multiple cabins, including one you are allowed to walk into * There are several rooms that depict was life was like at various times and they were all very well done * There is a small airplane and even a car There is a plenty of parking, and the museum is free (though I suggest making a donation).

Wow! What an amazing resource for Glasgow. It's an impressive space for a small town. It was…read moremuch larger than what I was expecting and the exhibits are very well maintained and thoughtfully presented. Oh, and it's free! Though please do give a donation to help offset the cost of rent, utilities, etc. If you are going through Glasgow, it is well worth your time to stop by the cultural center. Also, the genealogy library they have is fantastic! They have hanging files, surname books, county record books, etc. I could spend days here.

A wonderful and fascinating tour of corvettes from their beginning to today…read moreI did not even know that this place existed. My brother in law loves cars, has a corvette and was excited to visit this on our trip up north. I was not excited. I was also wrong. It is a very nicely done tribute to this classic race car. They have done a wonderful job of making a clean and beautiful showcase for the car in its many iterations and forms. The building itself has a unique design with a long flat expanse and a tower that rises above the main structure. There are several things to do and see in the structure. They have a grill, gift shop, car race (virtual but inside corvettes) and the museum. We did everything but the grill. It was a very nice experience. The museum was a guided tour that was given by a corvette expert. He gave us each hearing devices with earplugs that really made it easy to hear him from anywhere. He took us from the first corvettes to the most recent ones. The cars are real and showroom quality and the museum has excellent cutaways that I absolutely loved. The last part of the tour is inside the large tower and also where a sinkhole opened up years ago. The tour ended us up in the back of the gift shop. If you have never visited, I would recommend it even if you are not a corvette enthusiast as I think you will find something unique and interesting to you.

Somewhat disappointing. Not much there for the C8 enthusiasts. The cutaways for the old models was…read morecool. I wish they'd had one for the C8. I tried the $18 simulator, one star for that terrible experience. The car handled like it was on ice. Nothing and I mean nothing like a good simulator should look or feel. Don't waste your money. Trash the simulators. Their embarrassing. They love selling raffle tickets. The odds are fairly reasonable. The gift shop is almost exclusively for older models. Again, not much for the C8 enthusiasts. I really was hoping for something unique pieces available in the gift shop. Very boring merchandise. I'd probably scrap 90% of the inventory and get a lot of updated merchandise. Higher quality and more unique. Add areas where you could get custom things made of you and your car. Get creative. I'm glad I went but not something I'd want to go back to. And I'm pretty sure now that I'll continue to pass on museum delivery.

Having driven by Dinosaur World countless time between Louisville and Nashville, we finally decided…read moreto visit on my wife's birthday. As if the 34-foot dinosaur an I-65 didn't get your attention, it's literally right off of the expressway. The Visitor's Center / Gift Shop is your point of entry. If you bought your ticket ahead of time (recommended) they'll scan it and give you a wrist band. you can also buy your ticket there. A visit to Dinosaur World won't break the bank. There are some add-ons (fossil dig and sifting through sand) that you can add on and that kids might dig. Once you get your wristband you're on your own to roam and explore. There are over 150 (as I recall) life-size dinosaurs on exhibit, all well-crafted and maintained. There's an informational plaque for every exhibit giving the name, pronunciation guide, location information, and a few other facts about each particular dinosaur. It doesn't go into great detail (and doesn't really need to, to be honest). I was surprised how small the Velociraptors were (they're based on actual skeletons)..then again, Jurassic Park set a rather fictionalized standard. In your travels you can go out to the large 34-foot dino that lives along I-65. The information said that that dinosaur is a fictional dinosaur and not based on an actual one. It may seem like it's quite a hike to the that one, but it's really not. In the center of the park is an amazing exhibit that showcases several types of dinosaurs in what may have been an open area, milling about and doing dinosaur things. It took us about an hour to visit all the dinosaurs. The park is kept amazingly clean and during that hour we saw 3 different park personnel keeping it that way. There's an informational dinosaur museum that's got a number of fossils and replicas. Again, the information designed to make you a paleontologist but to give you an overview and a little knowledge. At the end is an animated T-Rex that is 100% AWESOME. The wife and I decided we'd have to visit again when our grandkids get a little older. I love this place.

It's silly. It's impossible to ignore. It's Dinosaur World…read more My wife and I have a strange requirement to go to any roadside dinosaur museum that we come across. We've been to quite a few over the years, but Dinosaur World is probably the largest and definitely had the highest population of fiberglass dinosaurs. Seriously, there's so many! The main attraction is the outside path that winds through a wooded area with just a ton of life-size dinos. Informational plaques rest, embedded in rocks, with some basic info. Bring along a first grader if you want to know more. There is also a dinosaur playground and a mini golf course (strangely not dinosaur-themed). Inside is a large gift shop as well as a dimly lit walkway with animatronic dinosaurs. These are actually really good with eyes that blink, heads and tails that turn, and ferocious roars! Lastly, I want to say that I appreciate the commitment to the bit. Aside from the mini golf, everything from the trash cans to the inside of the bathrooms have been dinofied!

This is the best drag race track I have been too besides a big NHRA track. I consider this one as a…read morelocal track. They advertise free parking but there is an admission charge. You pull up to big entrance and pay. Then you can park where ever you want. They give you a schedule at the entrance. Now looking at it, it seems they have something going on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They also even have events going on sometimes during the week days. They are open April to November for racing and other events. So they are closed December, January, February, and March which are the Winter months. I wished this track was closer to me because I would be a regular. One feature I really liked is that they have bleachers with roof tops. So you don't have to sit out in the hot sun. You can see these roofs in the pictures I took. As a matter of fact, there are bleachers on both sides of the track. So you can choose either side.

I have been here several times for Camaro fest and then races throughout the year. I love this…read moreplace and the atmosphere it has! I just wish I lived closer!

This is on a farm road a bit off the beaten track, and shares it's grounds with one of their other…read morepassions - horses (not to mention turkeys, ducks etc). Don't let this deter you! We visit many wineries and can count on the fingers of 1 hand the few that we bought so much from as we did here. We've traveled from Tn to Pa 5 times this year, usually stopping at a winery or 2 (or 3!) each trip. We tried calling this place when we were in the Bowling Green area at convenient hours (they have tastings only by appointment). We weren't successful at finding them till this last trip, and are so glad we did! They offer almost 20 bottled wines and occasionally yet-to-be bottled samples. Diane - wife of the wine maker - regales you with the design behind each tasting - which is free, by the way. I was especially enchanted with the 2 wines made with the Moore's Diamond Grape (Silver Streak and Diamonds& Lace) - VERY good. We also picked up a bottle of Norton 2017 (my wife's few red wines she ever liked), Berea Rose (Baco Noir grape), and a couple dessert wines - Cranberry Pleasure and Red Raspberry 2020. The last 2 we were allowed to cork (picture below) and label ourselves.

Worth a visit! The wines were mostly on the sweet side, but in a good way. Very generous tasting!…read morePurchased several bottles, and enjoyed them very much. The owners are welcoming, friendly, genuinely nice people. We will return. Give this place a try! Enjoy.

Easily my favorite stop during our wine weekend. A bit off the beaten path, this winery is…read moreabsolutely worth the visit. The tasting room is a bit small but the outside area makes up for it. We each got 6 samples for free. The Apple Verde was AMAZING! We ended up sitting around the fire pit with a bottle to split. The gentleman who did our tasting was the wine maker and you could tell the pride he took in his product. I loved that almost all of the grapes for the wine were grown on the property. Their wines are also sold at Total Wine for my Louisville friends. They host monthly events starting in April. We are already talking about staying in bowling green for a weekend to enjoy some live music at the winery.

First the staff is great me and my wife stopped here on a whim we were on our way home from Bowling…read moreGreen and saw the sign and took the detours. Great local out in the country with nice outdoor seating. We were glad to be inside away from the heat great seating as well. Me and the wife had a tasting flight. All the wine was fantastic. Of course a couple of bottles came home. Ask the staff about the wines and let them know your tastes. Enjoy great wine in the country.

During a busy Father's Day weekend this business knows how to staff their customers…read more Busy with the soccer game, but many smiling beer tenders and tasty beers. This was my first time here as I was traveling from the Chicagoland area....it did not disappoint, I will be BACK! Thank you.

Definitely a dive bar in Bowling Green with a selection of beer but plenty of room. You can…read moreimmediately walk into the fermentation tank area to get to the bathrooms. There is an outdoor area, but be prepared to bring your own snacks. The staff was very nice but the brewery was very empty during our visit.

We love theatre! Sunburst has great productions to show off the children's talents. We watched…read moreCinderella tonight and it was Awesome! Give your family culture with the performing arts!