What a cool place in the heart of downtown Bridgeport, TX, less than 30 min from Fort Worth!…read more Ann has an immeasurable talent capturing the stories, and actions of Cowgirls of history in bronze, and you can purchase her work online! If you stop in, you might have to call her... don't worry, there will be sign in the window! There's also options to view demonstrations of her working, or schedule classes for children and adults! If you get a chance, come see the new studio! This is the type of place, that is really putting Bridgeport, TX on the map! As they say... 5 STARS... As Good as it Gets

Ann is a really lovely, down to earth lady who has amazing talent and dedication to her craft. She…read morealso has a passion for teaching and my children take art lessons from her regularly, which they look forward to every time. She is very reasonably priced and a great teacher. She stays involved in the community and regularly takes part in outreaches and events. She makes sure her students are included in art shows and competitions as well. Even if you aren't interested in taking art classes, etc, you should still stop by her shop if you're in the area. She has a gorgeous collection of her works in her eclectic, crowded little shop and she's always rearranging. I love checking out what's been moved around or added every time I visit.

The people working the patch were very friendly and knowledgeable. They indulged my questions about…read morewhich pumpkin is best for soup. I ended up with a ten pound red one that made enough soup for my extended family for months to come for under $10. It had such an aromatic smell when I cut it open. Almost like a cantaloupe. The soup was . Not a whole lot for adults except taking advantage of cute photo ops and enjoying watching your progeny have a blast. (Which they did). The pumpkins are high quality and reasonably priced.

We went before and had a good time. This year on opening day no less was extremely underwhelming…read more They advertised magic shows, balloons, face painting... nobody I saw was doing any magic, the balloon guy was extremely unenthusiastic and because of how my daughter reacted, I didn't even want to approach him for one. I didn't see any face painter but my husband said there was one , I believe it was the older woman sitting at a booth with a bunch of plants and I honestly walked right by. There wasn't tons of people (we came in the afternoon) and you'd think that people working there would be more engaging. I saw the owner once but not even a hello. He was very friendly last year and even took a family pic for us. This year I was just very disappointed. Perhaps towards Halloween it may be worth a visit but I don't see a point in returning again. Very sad. They did have (as usual) lots of plastic play toys for the kids to enjoy and a few bounce houses. The mini cows and goats....yeah, behind an electric fence. Seriously. Better time spent at the Aubrey Peanut Festival which is free and has TONS of things for kids to do and a Petting Zoo as well as pony rides. This was not worth $20 IMO

Best place to get your farm fresh eggs and to bring your kids! The goats are so very friendly and…read morelove pets! We get to grab fresh eggs and the kids have some outdoor fun as well.

A distant dream now, but that was the best contingent of all of the administration, vibrant and…read morepeaceful weekend that ended yesterday in historical Quakertown Park, close to the downtown Denton City Offices and Council Chambers and Courts. It's got to take supreme team work amongst the City Departments during this autumnal celebration of our musical performance environment in north Texas, where both of our great universities pitched in sending us some of the finest live performances, set up on seven different stages in different parts of the Civic Center Park. I was perhaps most impressed with the city's answer to clean up the party zones, which span the area of the grounds of the Emily Fowler Public Library to the walls that surround our iconic Public Swimming Pool, which has a beautiful connection between our individual swimming participants, who flock to the Bell Avenue, and Texas Woman's University-adjacent location. I am proud of my hometown and have generally been drawn into the hordes of people who come here from homes nearby and enjoy the atmosphere of Gemuetlichkeit (German for warmth of friendliness that comes from mutual community that accompanies the Oktoberfest season of harvest time. A mighty shout out to the fabulous Local Grammy Award winning nuclear polka group, Brave Combo, and specifically band leader and guitarist Carl Finch, who founded the band with North Texas State University Jazz Music legends, along with Bubba Hernandez and their trumpet player Danny. I am so blessed to have Denton, Texas as my hometown and this annual event is going to be continuing far, far into the future. A shout out to my companion for the closing act, the most excellent Little Jack Melody, who rocked the Festival Stage, next door to City Hall. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. (ShredderV@aol.com).

If you don't know why people say Denton is different..... than you have not been here. Orrrrr you…read morejust don't see why it matters. Sometimes it is safe to not know anything about Denton, but if you are adventurous....... You need to go. Just go.

Gives off cidercade vibes but less overwhelming. Same concept of you pay an entry fee and have…read moreaccess to all the games. Most of it is old school classics but the staff was very relaxed and chill, the bar selection was pretty decent too

Me and some of my cousins wanted to go to an arcade near by and found here. It's a one time payment…read morefor the whole day, where you can leave and come back and goes 18+ after 8 or so (i forgot lol). After entry, all games are free to play for the day. The selection was very retro and my cousins really enjoyed it. Probably the best arcade i've ever been too and a very good deal. Highly recommend!

I went there today (end of July) and all the peaches were gone. But I'll know better next year. The…read morefolks there said their yield wasn't their normal. But I had a nice time just walking around, looking at the trees. There were a few raspberries to be picked, but you have to really look. I was also told there were blueberries and tomatoes but they weren't evident to me. It's a nice place. The folks were very welcoming.Theres a little area to the side where you can sit in the shade. You're just in the open field and that's it. There's also some plastic cups that they give you to put your flowers and you can pick/cut your own flowers. 12 or $10. Just a caution if you are not sure footed be careful because it's a little unsteady as you're walking from one area to the next. Wear long pants because as you go through the bushes looking for raspberries, it can get a little scratchy around the ankles. And since it's outdoors, it's extremely hot so make sure you wear a hat, sunscreen, and everything else to be comfortable in this type of weather. I would not recommend bringing any pets because the area is not wide open as you're looking at the roses on the above ground beds or looking for the fruits in the bushes. But I do recommend this place during the high season. Easy to locate. Off the main road and there it is. I would recommend calling before going out there. But yeah I'm glad I went and people were coming in looking for peaches.

We did get great looking roses from our visit and unfortunately no peaches as we just missed the…read moreseason. There are directions for nothing when you make it. There's nowhere that is obvious to park. If you want to pick roses, you have to ask for the trimmers and a vase. The vase that the man had to go grab in the greenhouse and clean out before he gave it to us. I went there thinking this would be a fun activity with my toddlers. The man who gave us the clippers and vase couldn't keep his eyes off my chest and offered to help me trim my roses and carry the vase for me the whole time... no thanks. The experience we had picking the roses was fun. After we paid I asked for a bag of some sort of wrapping to take them home in instead of the glass vase. He said to "just bring it back if you're in the neighborhood or when you come back". Aside from the creepy interaction... if this place had a bit more organization it could be good! I would not go back

This was my very first experience with painting and Painting with a Twist made sure that it was…read morememorable and fun! A group of us ladies grabbed wine bottles and snacks and headed out on our venture. The location is in a strip mall (newer) and was very clean and relatively big. We were greeted at the door by Denise, the owner, and checked in. Each person receives a punch card and you get a free class after the 10th class, which is pretty cool. Our instructor was laid back and very informative. I haven't painted since grade school, so that should tell you my experience! She told me that I have great technique so I wuv her. I'm sorry, I forgot her name!! Blame it on the wine. Painting with a Twist has a monthly calendar and you can attend a session after reserving a spot OR you can get at least 8 participants together and schedule a private party and you get to pick the painting that everyone with be doing together. You start with a blank piece of canvas and the instructor walks you through each step, telling you which brush to use and how to mix colors, make things brighter or darker, etc. She also walks around and gives you pointers or praise. The cost is $35 for a 2 hour class or $45 for a 3 hour class. The whole thing was so casual and comfortable. I was really hesitant to go because I do NOT have an artistic bone in my body, but after just a few minutes I felt right at home. They offer classes for kids, too. You just need to go to their website and check out the calendar. I neglected to take a picture of my painting, so I am going to have to come back and post that pic, but I did take a picture off of their site of the painting that we were doing so that people can see the finished product. Of course, my picture did not look this great, but it was fun and I am proud of it anyway!! Oh and I can't forget Odie..he is the owner's German Shepherd and was a doll! He isn't very good at sneaking food, though. I would try to casually "drop" sausage or cheese and he made it so obvious...ugh! Sorry, Denise, I couldn't help it. He was too cute!! All in all, I highly recommend this to anybody! It was such a nice change of pace and I believe I will make sure to do this at least once a month!

I had a great time! I specifically chose the Flower Mound…read morelocation because compared to the one in Denton and the other one in Lewisville, this spot had the best painting in my opinion. There's different painting everyday, so check it out and see what you like! Arrived a few minutes early (as you should to check in) and every one was so friendly! The receptionist and the artist (Lenny( were as welcoming as can be. My group was small, and coincidentally we were all high school and college aged students. Lenny chatted with us and made pleasant small talk as we painted away. Lenny is a highschool art teacher I believe, so he was very encouraging. Even though I though my painting looked like boo boo, he assured me that it was fine. I'm not an artist or painter by anymeans. I have NEVER done a serious painting in my life. But if I can do it, so can you. For $35, I can't complain. Will be back in a couple weeks to paint another! ALSO, its BYOB. Cups are provided.

The games were still just one token, though today the horse and bicycle-copter didn't work…read moreconsistently. The pizza was decent...kinda like a thin crust Pizza Hut. The salad bar didn't have gnats like last time. The tables and floors were clean and swept. Most of the employees were friendly. Truthfully, though, it all comes down to the kids. The kids were happy, and I only spent $20 for 2 and a half hours of entertainment.

This use to be a awesome amazing place, but I guess it was losing money. Certain games paid out…read moregreat, basketball paid 50 tickets if you score 60, they changed it to 70, then change it to no jackpot. So no matter how much point you score get about 10 tickets. Other games, such as tilt a block went from 60 to 30. Tickets payout has decreased slowly. The staff is friendly, but again a couple years back 1-3 years ago the staff was flawless would go weekly, greeted me and my boys like family. That has faded, go once a month now. Pizza has gotten better, and the wings aren't bad either. Birthday events are great, that hasn't change had my oldest son birthday last 3 years. They are attentive, stress free, and no pressure to be rush (Sunday) birthdays.