Who knew this place existed? I certainly did not until I saw this is in a Wisconsin magazine and…read morethought it would be a good field trip with my dad. I turns out this museum has been here for almost 40 years! After a brief overview by a staff member we started to wander around the two floors that contains over 100 cars. Their speciality are Kissels which were built in Hartford - again, who knew? Lots of interesting cars. They have a very nice display of not only cars but car related memorabilia. We really enjoyed ourselves. A real gem.

I've been in this museum a number of times. Every visit proves a difference in what I observe and…read moretake in. What you don't see on one visit, you will catch on other visits. What better place to have such a museum, than a city where cars used to be made. Auto museums are a great idea. If I could afford it, I would buy one of the many vacant big box stores and turn it into a automobile museum. Our fine historical automobiles can live forever in this manner. Excellent resource and attraction. Keep up the great work.

Four Guyz in Dinner Jackets new show " moments to remember " is absolutely charming. The venue at…read moreOconomowoc Arts Center was a wonderful choice. A stage set upon a stage, made it feel intimate and that you were a part of the act. Go see this fantastic show! You have today and next weekend to see them.

We had tickets to The Piano Men and the theater is great! The acoustics are wonderful and the…read moreseating is comfortable and with good line of sight to the stage. I love that this theater is an extension of the Oconomowoc high school which also highlights student's work on the walls. Plenty of parking and the program lineup looks interesting. I look forward to more shows at this venue.

Beautiful facility for the performing arts. Excellent stadium seating. Clean restrooms. Comfortable…read morelounge areas.

The place was clean and amazing The seating area and stage…read morewas amazing The play was professional The singing and acoustics were awesomely clear I laughed and cried All the actors were tremendously talented. The dancers support and main . I loved the experiences. The seating selection was great ! The tickets were reasonable . The value is worth it .

Stopped in on my son's 4th birthday, right when they opened, and got $20 worth of tokens…read more The machines are typical 3-prong claws, not UFO style. There was a good variety of plush and some machines have more popular characters like Pokemon, Disney, Minecraft and Ninja Turtles. They have some mini claws and a few set up with alternative style play (roll a dice using the claw to win). The worker was very helpful for my son and helped rotate plush to the top to be easier to grab what he wanted and even easier to win. I like they have an option to trade up plush (same day wins only) for bigger prizes. Definitely money well spent versus arcades like Dave n Busters or Round1 where games cost way more and have lower payout rates.

Nice place to have fun with friends but can get expensive…read more February had a price break on tokens ($20 for $25 worth of tokens) Good choice for a party

This is one of my favorite market festivals all summer! Such unique, local crafts and more. Love…read morehow the food trucks have their own spot with ample seating and such quality throughout.

What an amazingly electric celebration!…read more Large quantities of German beer? Check. German cuisine offerings? Check. German music and dancing? Check, check, check! Came for the first time not knowing what to expect. Tickets are $10 at the gate, which gets you into the celebration! Inside the gate you'll find various German eats (from pretzels and brats, to full blown roasted pig dinners) for sale. There's German beer a-plenty to choose from (get the Oktoberfest!). The best deal on German beer comes if you bring your own stein. Don't have a beer stein? They also happen to sell beautifully creative and varied German beer steins. We went with friends who had reserved tables near the stage. It's loud but fun as heck. We even did a little German aerobics. Don't question it. Just do it. There's singing, there's dancing, food, beer, and fun. What's not to love? Get to it!

I hadn't been to this Oktoberfest, but it seemed like a fun thing to do with family…read more My spouse and I paid $10 to reserve a picnic table in the pole barn because it seemed necessary according to the web site. We got there around 6pm on a Friday and felt lucky to park close. When we got up to the gates, we were surprised to find our reservation didn't cover admission, so we paid another $5 each to enter. We found our table but noted that there were plenty of empty and free options outside the pole barn structure and immediately regretted the reservation. The interior of the structure is cavernous, and in inclement weather it might be worthwhile. In good weather it was extremely loud with a torqued up sound system of dubious quality - everything was too loud, but also distorted. There was no ability to talk with table mates. Views of the dancers were limited by the pure length of the barn. There is a beer stall accessible from inside, but everything else requires a stroll. There were old school carnival games on offer, including the ethically dubious goldfish game. We didn't play anything. We went the length of the grounds to the food stalls where we split up. The pork dinner line was quick and the meals were generous. Both people who ordered it liked the pork and sauerkraut, but they were divided on the German potato salad (likely due to varying family styles in their pasts). Sausage eaters got food pretty quickly. Alas, the veggie sausage meal took forever to receive. And that was - meh. The curry ketchup was weak. The fries were just fine. I'm not sure why a veggie wurst doesn't rate a bun , but I would have liked one and one less sausage. Non-bier drinks were on offer, but in inconvenient separate stands. My drink was weak and expensive. I ordered a Jaeger shot to give it a try - it had been decades. I still hated it. I needn't have bothered with that - roaming shot sellers were everywhere, loud, intrusive, and irritating. All in all, I didn't love my Oktoberfest experience, but I'm glad I tried it. Now I know I needn't go back - I wasn't missing anything.

Great venue to see a show. This night we saw Chicken Wire Empire. Super intimate experience. We got…read morethere when's doors opened had front row seats. Drink prices were reasonable and everything was super clean. I'll go back for sure.

I came here with my husband and some friends last Saturday. West Bend Theatre is a fantastic venue…read morewith beautiful historic charm and great sound. Although we mostly stood, I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. We saw Southbound, they had a tribute to Allman Brothers that night, and they were incredible. The music sounded amazing in this space. Friendly staff and great drinks made for an enjoyable experience. Such a great place to see live music!

Cedarburg is the perfect little town to host Five Festive Friday Eves. Think Hallmark movie during…read morethe holidays. Yes, that is exactly what this is like. The town celebration is perfect for families, couples, friends, seniors, locals or visitors. There is something for everyone. I imagine when there is not a virus looming, this little town really bustles. On this Friday there were many people enjoying themselves, without a scary crowd. We were able to stroll, have a coffee, shop, dine and finish with a cocktail & live music at a tiny bed and breakfast without ever having to get too close to anyone. There's a ton of shops that line the street offering anything you can imagine. There is jewelry, clothing, gifts, home goods and yard decor just to name a few. You could visit one of the Five Festive Friday Eves and stay a few more days to see everything. I watched families with wagons, walk along putting out lights in bags that line the beautiful main street. Free trolley rides are available.The Rivoli Theater offers classic holiday movies. The Shops At Cedar Creek Settlement gave a way goodies & tote bags, there was a raffle and was decorated beautifully for the holidays. The Cedarburg Art Museum created an Enchanted Garden with holiday lights and a bonfire. Mr. & Mrs. Claus even have a small home built with a mailbox for letters to Santa. Just down the road is Herman A Zeunert Park. You can drive through and experience their holiday lights. A donation as you enter is very much appreciated. In addition to all this excitement, there are a ton of restaurants and pubs. I did not go in but peeked in the windows. They all seemed to have the crowds nicely spaced out. There are so many choices. There is American fare, Mexican, pizza, crepes and even a nice steakhouse. Checking out the wineries, local breweries and even a moonshiery that offers moonshine and whiskey is a must on a later visit. I fell in love with this adorable town and cannot sing it's praises enough. Five Festive Friday Eves embodies everything a small town stands for - family, fun and the holiday spirit!

Had a great time last night! Lots to see and do. The museum was wonderful. The Tipsy Elf bar was…read moregreat.