This place is the best! Had great service after buying, pottery was beautiful and magnificent they…read morekeep up with their work! They also are so nice and polite and they have good prices! I would 100% recommen!

Bear Hollow has a wonderful selection of custom made pottery, bird feeders humming bird feeders !…read moreI liked the unique jar tops that create nice flower vases! I saw them at the Bela Vista craft fair!

Margo is simply amazing - she was such a great hostess to us on our visit to Fayetteville. The wine…read moreis so good here and I am a tough critic! Love this place so much!!!!

Absolutely incredible wine bar! We visited as a part of a bachelorette trip and signed up for the…read morewine bottling experience. I highly recommend! The wine was delicious, the owner was friendly and knowledgeable, and the space is beautiful. Next time I'm in Fayetteville, I'll definitely be back for another glass of wine.

We came to this for the second time. Last year it was hot as hell. This year its drizzly and…read morechilly. But this year we got to meet John Cena. And get our picture taken with him. What a super cool dude. So nice. He was there to talk about his partnership with Fit Ops. Which is an organization that helps Military Veterans become certified fitness trainers. As a Veteran myself, I think that is awesome. What a great opportunity for Veterans. And what a positive impact John is having on Veterans and their families. We were hoping to see Geena Davis. Well my husband was really hoping to see her. But we didn't get the chance. We still had a great time. Got tons of free stuff and I also got to try a product on camera that might be used in a commercial. So all in all, we had a Great time.

Amazing!!! Fun!!! Lots of free samples. Friendly people. Not near as crowded this year because they…read morelaid it out better. We had a GREAT time. Well worth the time to be there and enjoy the attractions, films and you might meet a star or two!

I played golf here about 3 years ago and it was a great course to play. It's expensive to play here…read moreif your not a member. Golf carts are 25 bucks but worth it.

I'm a new member here, and there is a lot to report on. My 4 star rating is for the overall…read moremembership. Associate and Junior Associate (34 and under, for a cheaper rate) includes unlimited golf/fitness center for the HOUSEHOLD and free cart rental for the primary member. Plus there are a number of events throughout the year that guests are welcome to join. Golf: This is an interesting course to play. But one thing's for sure. Every hole is very well maintained from tee to green. The greens are in excellent shape. This isn't like some public courses with crabgrass and dirt patches in the fairway. They take care of this place. Non-members can accompany members at a $50 rate. There are two completely separate nines, which are nothing like one another, which is kind of cool. The front 9 was built in 1927. At first glance it's not much to look at. Pretty straightforward. Some holes butt up against South Thompson, so there's a bit of traffic noise. There is a small "creek" that cuts across 4-5 holes and is in a tough spot in places. You definitely have to think about club selection as a result. The front plays longer than it looks because just about every green is elevated. It's relentless. Some of the greens are also sloped, which makes for challenging putting. The back nine was built in 1995, and is a completely different experience. Lots of hilly terrain, moguls in the fairways, a few elevated tee boxes, and 2 large water hazards that come into play on 2 holes. Visually it's a gem, compared to the front 9, and it actually plays a little easier. I've walked the course and the back is tough, due to it's terrain...but do-able. Pro Shop: Small-ish, compared to some other pro shops I've been in, but pretty nice. As you'd expect there are no bargains to be found here. They do have demo days, which sound cool, but I have not yet attended. Bar & Grill: The food here is really good. It's definitely higher quality - albeit a little pricier - than most of what you get in the immediate area. But totally worth it. They have great specials, and a Sunday brunch with some very good options. The servers are super friendly. They remember you and greet you with a smile. Sometimes they have to run back and ask questions about the menu (which isn't THAT big), but they check on you a few times throughout your meal and make sure everything is good. The bar has an adequate selection, but I'd like to see some more choices particularly in the draft beer category. Great place to unwind after a round, or stop by with the family for a meal. There is currently a $150 minimum per quarter. Fitness Center: A fairly decent array of treadmills and ellipticals that face 3 small flat screen TVs. There is a set of dumbbells and two benches, and a bunch of machines. It's generally not crowded at all, so you have access to everything and can definitely get in a good cardio workout and/or work out all muscles groups with weights. 24/7 access for members. Pool: Members also have access to a large swimming pool, and a smaller walk-in pool for young kids. As of now they aren't open for the season yet, but I will update. Poker Room: 2 large, official sized poker tables. They have poker nights and members have access to the room 24/7 for card playing. Overall the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the facilities are very nice and for the price - membership is well worth it.

As of December 2018, there is an additional, newly updated building across the street making the…read morecity's museum much larger and more thorough. Especially enjoyed the new exhibits on Monte Ne, famous Arkansans, and other history of the area.

It's a great free museum to go to. My 9yr old loves it. They have a nice selection for the kids to…read moreplay with old toys and they change a section every few months so you will have something new to look at if you have been there before

Lovely, eccentric, nice staff, lovely grounds, clubhouse is charming.read more

Okay..... the clubhouse is beautiful, the golf course looked to be in great shape, but we were…read morethere for a "nice" dinner as a leadership team. We were basically the only people in the restaurant and they managed to bring out different menus for the group, which caused a missed order, which took 20 minutes to correct. When the food arrived, it was middle of the road but on the high-end for price. I would have been very disappointed had I paid for the dinner or been the one who planned the event. I would however like to return to play the course and write a review on it :)

Such a fun experience! Felt a little lost even after they explained everything but figured it out…read more My dish turned out really good!

I am so lucky to have found Studio 22 on Instagram for my custom art project. I immediately loved…read moreall of Beth's work online, and ordering my custom piece could not have been easier. I emailed her with a picture of what I was looking for (a sunset shot of Mt. Rainer) & the size, and a few weeks later I had a beautiful, personal watercolor piece waiting for me in the mail! I will be framing & gifting as a wedding present for my friends. THANK YOU Beth!

What a fantastic little gem of a museum in historic downtown Roger's, AR. I learned Daisy Airguns…read moreonce manufactured precision windmills under another business name in Michigan. However, an enterprising employee invented a little pneumatic BB gun that used a cocking lever as its rear sight. When a fellow employee tried it out, he said "WOW! That's a Daisy!" The rest is history. I really enjoyed the self-paced audio museum tour. The businessmen of Daisy were very patriotic individuals and many of them participated in service to our great nation. The Daisy representative was a nice gentlemen who really knew his Daisy history and provided a wealth of knowledge. The admission is $2.50 and the gift shop has a little something for everybody.

The Daisy Airgun Museum in historic downtown Rogers turned out to be a really interesting stop on…read moreour Northwest Arkansas road trip. The museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Daisy Manufacturing and its famous BB guns, with the company's story stretching back more than 140 years. Inside, there is a surprising amount to see for a smaller museum. The displays take you through different eras of Daisy history with vintage BB guns, early models, old advertisements, photographs, catalogs, Red Ryder memorabilia, and some really unique pieces. I especially enjoyed seeing how the designs changed over the decades, along with the colorful 1920s and 1930s advertising and the impressive Daisy .50 caliber rifle exhibit. One of the coolest parts is outside the museum--the World's Largest Daisy BB Gun. The massive 25-foot-tall sculpture was installed in 2021 and makes for a great photo stop before or after visiting the museum. Overall, this was a fun and unexpected stop in Rogers. Even if you aren't a BB gun collector, there is plenty of American history, nostalgia, advertising, and craftsmanship to appreciate. The exhibits are well organized, there is a lot packed into the space, and it was interesting learning how Daisy became such an iconic American brand. Definitely worth checking out while exploring downtown Rogers.