Lebanon Art Guild is run by volunteers and artists. It is closed Mondays, but open Tuesday through…read moreSaturday. Some weekend evenings, they even have free live Bluegrass music. The artists showcased are constantly changing. Some are so-so, some are fantastic. Prices range from $10 on up. The displays are always different when I go in there to look around. The people who volunteer will tell you all about the artists displayed or recommend other artists you might be interested in seeing. The volunteers are there to educate and entertain you. The work displayed ranges from hand-thrown clay mugs, to jewelry, to woodwork, to oils, to watercolors, to photography and whatever your imagination can invent. The work is constantly rotated. The artists featured are from all around the area, not just local to the small town. Their rent is paid by purchases and volunteer donations. If you support art and culture, stop in for a look. You will certainly find something to tickle your senses. Don't forget to stop by Juanita's Mexican Restaurant next door for the best mole and homemade tamales. You might ask an Art Guild volunteer to join you for lunch!

On the way to an Army reunion being held in Nashville. I stopped at the FLW museum to see it as it…read morehas always been a desire of mine. I loved the place and the people who put this together. It was nice to see recent graduates and their families visiting as well. I graduated from Ft McClellan in 1987 and assigned to the 615th MP Co in Illesheim Germany. I can't thank the Army enough for what it provided for me in life.

I am fascinated by museums large or small. The Fort Leonard Museum did NOT disappoint. I was…read moreimpressed by the thoughtfulness of the historical displays and the information they provided. Going through the museum I was overwhelmed by the history our nation has experienced in the past century and this century. Part of me wanted to read every display and look at every detail. Time was brief though. This was my second visit to this museum. There are three different areas in this museum: The military police, chemical, and engineer museum. There are three gift stores inside, and they were full of items I could not get outside of the base in most stores except online. I got post cards of the crossing pistols, a giant hoodie jacket, and tee with the crossing pistols.

I love their farm so much. They are so nice. They welcome you and let you in. Their ponies and…read morehorses are so sweet. I love going there. They are the best people I met. She will teach you a lot of stuff to you and make sure you get the best horse lessons ever.

B Berry Farms is a unique and beautiful campsite for the weary traveler. Actually, with everything…read morethat you can do here, this farm could easily become a destination in itself. Owners, Brandon and Teresa are dedicated to good customer service! Located a few miles off the beaten path, and over hills and charming country roads, is a hidden little gem: B Berry Farms. As you enter the driveway, you are welcomed by a seasonally "dressed" little, directional sign. But if that wasn't enough, if you give them a call first, Teresa will greet you at the front gate. On my arrival, both Brandon and Teresa welcomed me, and Brandon even helped me to back into my site, comically named, "RV There Yet"! The site was fairly level with both 30 amp and 110 available, a mini picnic table, a fire ring, a nearby water source, and even an outdoor toilet facility. Teresa signed me in and then went over a list of available products for the season. She also asked me if I wanted to buy some fresh baked banana bread? "Um... yes please!" I didn't realize how "fresh" the bread was until she told me that she baked it to order and would bring it down to my campsite when it was done. I mean, she had me at "fresh baked banana bread", but then hand delivered to my site? Wow! This was really amazing service. The farm has tons to do: kid's zip line, walking trails, adult size swings, and pick your own produce. There are RV sites, tent sites (some with power), and even a cabin. They also make their own personal care products and use some of their own natural ingredients. You can even order their products online and have them delivered around the country! AMAZING! Check out their website for more info.

Camped at their RV There Yet site in June 2023. Teresa and Brandon went out of their way to make…read moresure my needs were met. Would recommend and camp there again.

Scary halloween haunt, not for the faint hearted. Best haunted house I have been in - in years…read more Can't tell too much because it would give away the scares

We had the best time here today! The owners are so nice and gave the best experience to my 2 year…read moreold and 3 year old! My son is autistic and they were very patient and kind with him. They talked us through everything and made the experience so much more than we were expecting! Can't wait to go back when it's a little cooler!

This was my first military movie theater I'd ever gone to. We would go when we were lucky enough to…read moreget a pass during training. This is where I discovered they play the national anthem before movies on ever post theater. They usually don't have super new releases, but you're not that picky if you have to go here anyway.

Small but interesting museum that's part of the Lebanon Library. There are recreated scenes of a…read morehotel room, gas station and lots of historical pictures as Route 66 was being created. Did you know Route 66 had the nickname Bloody 66? Bonnie and Clyde, murders and other crimes seemed to be common along the cross country road.