United Way has a spacious meeting area in a classic old building in the heart of downtown…read moreStillwater. They host business lunches plus grief, addiction, and community groups. I didn't visit for any united way functions, however, so this is just a review of the facility. Bathrooms are tiny. Surfaces are hard cold stone. The entrance has high ceilings and old stonework giving your function a grand feeling. It's defaniitly worth considering doing your meeting here rather than the multi arts center or library provided it's a small group.

My daughter applied for FAFSA months before the semester began, but it kept getting returned three…read moreseparate times for a date-of-birth error that we had to call and fix each time. By the time her FAFSA finally processed just three days before classes we finally learned what her loans and scholarships would be, and it wasn't enough to afford attendance. We had already paid a $300 housing deposit to hold her spot (which we understood at the time was for housing, not enrollment). When we realized she couldn't afford to attend, we immediately unenrolled before classes even began. Despite that, OSU is now charging her a $250 "late withdrawal" fee and an additional $42 overnight stay fee that was added a month later. I've spoken to multiple departments and no one is willing to remove these charges -- even though the entire situation stemmed from FAFSA delays and financial hardship, not neglect or intent to misuse university resources. It's disheartening to see a large, well-funded university insisting on fining a student who simply couldn't afford to attend due to financial aid timing. This feels wrong and deeply unfair, and I hope OSU will reconsider how it handles cases like hers in the future. BUYER BEWARE they will tack on many fees.

Great university. Very helpful staff when visiting. Great atmosphere and town. BPS one of the best…read morestadiums in the country.

While not the largest bookstore nor one with the most seating, we love this space. It's a "must"…read morestop for us when we're in town. We're always able to find something we've been searching for or something we didn't know we needed. On our last visit, I was able to find several used books at $1 each to add to the little library near our Airbnb (in addition to 2 books my son has wanted and 2 finds for myself). The staff have always been kind, helpful, and friendly. We don't always see the dogs, but I'm not worried about that, they just add more character to the space. If you like books, this is a place to pop by.

This store closed April 24 or 26, 2026 and I don't think they'll re-open. It's unfortunate, because…read moreStillwater needs an independently owned bookstore where people can find community on the page and with fellow readers. However, I had an unfortunate interaction with an employee who just had an off day. When I received an email asking about my experience I shared in a kind manner. The owner responded with unkind emails of what I could've done differently when all I did was share my experience. He provided a refund I never requested, which was nice, but doesn't cover the cost of having insulted me.

I love this museum's extensive collections and workshops offered! This a great place for all, from…read morea family outing to a date night.

Only one gallery was open, the Ebb & Flow exhibit, featuring fiber arts/quilts. It was amazing. I…read morewould definitely go again to see this exhibit. I will revisit to see what else is going one there. It's a great venue. (And free.)