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    4.4 (26 reviews)

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    Great place to watch a movie. The place Is priced right with great value for a movie theatre

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    I absolutely love going to the movies, It brings back so many memories that I always enjoy with my family and friends.

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    Bristol Renaissance Faire

    Bristol Renaissance Faire

    3.8(340 reviews)
    7.5 mi

    I love the Bristol Renaissance Faire. I've been trying to make a tradition to go at least once…read moreevery summer, and this was my 4th time here. Even this being my 4th time, there's still so much I have yet to do! The activities, games, shopping, and shows are endless. It's open from 10am-7pm, and you really need to spend all day here. The time goes by extremely fast. We arrived at around 12pm and left around 6pm and it felt like we were only there for like an hour. It was raining though, so most of our time was spent seeking cover lol. Usually it is very crowded, but the rain pretty much scared everyone off and there were basically no lines for food which was great for us. I tried a few things I haven't before, including sassafras ($2), corn fritters ($11), and curly fries. We also got an affogato ($10) and a turkey leg ($19)--a must when at the ren faire. All the food is pretty good and I've never been disappointed by anything. There are so many shops selling beautiful and some handmade things. Everything is going to be pricey so plan accordingly. For two people combined, we probably spent around $200-$300 on everything including for tickets and parking. The nice thing is all the shows are free (tips accepted), so if you see multiple shows it's worth it. The ticket prices go up about $4 every year, but you can get a small discount if you buy them from Menards (this year was $44 vs the $48 online price, plus you get the 11% rebate). There are two parking lots. One that is right outside the entrance ($20) and one that is a bit of a walk away but you can save $10. My favorite activities and shows the past few years are definitely archery, vegetable justice (hilarious), the joust to the death, maypole dance, drum jam finale, fire whip show, and the lady with the cat that does tricks. If you stay until the very end, you can watch the queen and everyone parade outside and wave goodbye to you! Hopefully next year I can finally try out one of the wooden carnival rides.

    I have been a rennie for more than half my life at this point, so I'm going to be brutally honest…read morehere, and it hurts to say this, but it's no longer worth it to go to Bristol. They have been jacking up prices since COVID, until we are at $48 per adult ticket this year. So a couple is basically out a hundred bucks to get in the gate. This doesn't include parking ($35 for VIP, $20 for preferred, $10 for ADA/disabled, and $10 for general parking), and of course don't forget the cost of food, products from the vendors, and tips for the entertainers. And yes everything in the world has gotten more expensive, but I wouldn't mind it nearly as much if any of the infrastructure was improved, which it has not been for years. How about better sun tarps over the seating areas, improved accessibility of walkways and bridges? Also, some of our favorite acts were performing for one weekend only, so if you can't make it, you're out of luck. Social media has caused a boom in popularity for something that used to be considered quirky and weird. I don't know if jacking up prices is just a way to avoid putting a cap on ticket sales per day? But as it is, they are driving away long-time attendees and thus changing the face of faire. Maybe they don't care; money is money, after all, if that's all you want. But I'll be seeking out some grassroots faires after this year unless something changes, and bid Bristol a sorrowful farewell after years of fond memories.

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    The Vixen

    The Vixen

    3.6(30 reviews)
    12.6 mi

    We had a fun night at The Vixen watching the Foolhouse 90s party band. If you are a fan of 90s…read moremusic, you can't go wrong seeing this band. I recently had knee surgery so opted to buy a VIP Table in the balcony so I didn't have to stand all night. I was glad I did because the band played for over 2 hours and there was also a DJ. The venue itself is dated and carpet and furniture upstairs smells musty, like an older bar. However, the view and sound from the balcony were pretty good, and we had our own little dance party upstairs. It is a walk downstairs to use the bathroom, but we appreciated that there was a bar serving drinks upstairs. During a few parts of the concert, it sounded almost like the song started off key, and we kept seeing the vocalist tap his ear, so not sure if there was an audio issue. There is parking nearby, if you arrive early enough to get a closer spot. The employees here were working hard to get everyone inside, despite the long line. Drink service in the balcony was fast. There is no separate entry for VIP. Just one long line and once you get inside are then brought to your ticket area. In all, I would say we waited outside for close to 30 minutes before we got inside for bag and ID check.

    We saw a Genesis tribute band recently and this was our first visit to The Vixen. We really like…read morethe Vixen and would love to return again! The space is big and you never felt claustrophobic despite the fact the place was pretty packed. We appreciated the fact you are seated at a table (at least for this band. I no longer enjoy standing for hours on end at a long rock show!). The bar is reasonably priced - a Lagunita's IPA was $6 or so. They seem to run the venue pretty well - no goony bouncers or shady staff lurking around. Stop in for a show if a band you like is playing here! The Vixen is a great music venue with good sound!

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    Mother Rudd House and Museum

    Mother Rudd House and Museum

    5.0(2 reviews)
    11.6 mi

    definitely has some paranormal activity on the property have actually got some on video very…read moreinteresting

    I have passed this house a couple of times and was amazed by how cute the house was. I wondered who…read morelived there and what the importance of the house was. The presence of the house seemed intriguing. It had a welcoming presence it. A few months later, my mother was researching Underground Railroad sites in Illinois and we found out that the Mother Rudd House in Gurnee, Illinois was one of the sites. We decided to go to this historical site, which was amazing and full of history in the Lake County Illinois area. The Mother Rudd house was a place that housed travelers in the 19th century, was a place where community events were held, and was a safe haven for slaves who were seeking freedom. Mother Rudd was a mother of 13 children, yet still was able to care for others, including people in her community. The house was amazing with great artifacts and memories that go back two centuries. The hosts were friendly and gave a lot of information about what the Mother Rudd house was used for, and what the Gurnee community was like long ago.Several families donated artifacts from their family history to help one understand legacies of Lake County history. It was great to see others interested in history and restoring historical landmarks. I would encourage young and and old to visit this house and take a stroll down memory lane. It's best to call and schedule an appointment ahead of time.

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    Mother Rudd House and Museum - Mother Rudd Home built in 1843 was a inn used as a stagecoach stop, the barn not back was used by the Underground Railroad

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