Walker house is a seniors' centre and activities club in Prescott Ontario. It is very well run,…read moreinexpensive to join, with monthly community events, such as High Tea, and Christmas in July turkey dinner with stuffing and desert, etc. - these cost a little extra - but it's well worth it! They offer monthly luncheons, knitting and crochet / craft group get togethers, and the occasional field trip. There's a euchre club and a woodworking club. I believe there are others. They get together weekly. Great!

Wow! No reviews yet? Why not?!!…read more We've been here twice now, once for dinner and the other for lunch. Definitely worth the trip, as the food is good and affordable, and the service is good. It's a large space in here, so there's definitely room for your larger party. Please be warned: washrooms are down a couple of sets of stairs. There is an elevator for wheelchairs but I've never seen it work. On the other hand, I have seen this space used for a trade show / art show. There were several vendors in attendance at that time, and it got quite crowded! That was still worth it though. I would definitely go back.

Have seen several shows here over the years. The production quality and talent of the performers is…read moreas good or better than anything you'll find even in the large cities such as TO or NYC. The shows do seem geared towards the quite elderly. If you're 60 years old, you'll be one of the youngest in the audiences. My only complaint is the theatre is very hot. There's very little air circulating. In honour of the recent Johnny Cash show, I've made up a new verse for the Cash song "I've Been Everywhere". Enjoy :) Please turn on the air man, I don't think it's fair man, I'm burning in my chair man, My socks are in despair man

The Playhouse in Gananoque is summer-stock theatre with two twists. One being locale, and the…read moreother the seasonal program. As such, it stands out as one of the best regional summer theatres in all of Ontario. Firstly, the theatre is found in Gananoque proper right on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, giving its lobby one of the best views of any theatre around. Dock space is also available, allowing you to book a slip to pull up your boat and spend the night after an evening of theatre, making it one of the most unique experiences that you'll have. The program every year has the typical run of theatre favourites that you'd expect from a regional theatre of this kind. That said, the program directors at the playhouse ensure that there is a healthy mix of summer favourites and new Canadian works. This has allowed them to bring in plays like the Wingfield Farm series which through its production in theatres of this kind, has brought mutual success to both the playwright and the theatre. The playhouse also provides a more challenging theatre piece in the early fall, allowing theatre students from Kingston and the surrounding areas the opportunity to see a more demanding piece in a truly distinctive venue. The theatre itself is rustic and smallish, seating over 300 in a close proximity so that everyone is close to the stage, close to the action, and experiencing a unique evening of theatre.

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) was born nearby in Canton NY and his family moved here to Ogdensburg…read morewhen he was eleven. At an early age, he had a talent for art. He attended the art school at Yale University and eventually went out west to Montana at age nineteen, returning to Ogdensburg and eventually his first publishing in 1886 at the age of twenty-five. He is perhaps best known for the sculpture "The Broncho Buster" which has a copy here on display. As well, a number of his other paintings of the west. The images have captions and there are art tours/discussions on a regular basis. I have encountered his works at the Great Plains Art Museum in Lincoln NE, the Denver Art Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. You will know it when you see it. [Round number review 22600 overall - 1577 of 2024 - 493 in New York]

The online museum shop does not respond to emails or phone calls…read more I wanted to purchase a small Cowboy reproduction sculpture that weighs 10 pounds and would be shipped by UPS. According to the UPS web site the shipping cost would be $25.66 to $40. The museum shop checkout shipping cost was $225. I tried to email and phone them about this cost but the shop never responded. Gary C.

Wow, the 2 piece beer bartered cod and thick baked chips were only $15.50. It was a super big…read moregenerous plate of food. If you like salads, the Greek Salad was very reasonable and filling. Handheld sandwich is your preference? I suggest their club triple decker sandwich. It was very good. Soda is $3.25 for a glass that keeps on filling up, gotta love free refills. Overall, the food is very good but if you don't like beer batter fish then maybe try something else. Again, the fish pieces are huge big but for a One piece fish supper it will cost you $11.00. Try this place id you're in town.

What amazing staff at this establishment. Needed a few tablespoons of honey late at night to help…read moreease a child's asthma and there were no stores open. Gave them a call and without hesitation they said come over and get some right away. Thank you Nappos. Stand up people with great food and service!

We stopped at Mavericks on our way back to the USA. The food…read morewas amazing as well as April's service. I highly recommend Mavericks

The breakfast was amazing!! Service great Hockey was on the big screens and people were drinking…read morebeers. It had the coolest atmosphere I just hope the sabers bring lord Stanley home once

Average bar food but very friendly staff. Went with large group of 10, ordered a lot but nothing…read morestood out as amazing. Out of the everything we tried probably crab cakes, chips & salsa, poutine were the best. Don't get the Keystorm salad or Broad St Bully.

We stopped in while waiting for a restaurant across the street and had a couple of drinks…read more Bartender didn't know how to make my drink looked it up said she knew it as something else it was excellent. So good we came back the next day! Great conversation with staff and guests we had a great time in Brockville!

Just love this place. Whatever the time of year it is perfect for a pause in an eventful day. I…read moretake out of town visitors here to chat after a busy day of sightseeing or shopping. I met with a friend for a change of pace from coffee. The menu is limited but what they do have is great. I hear a rumour of clams sometimes??? They have non-alcholic beverages and interesting alcoholic ones.

This spot has quickly become a favourite among locals and visitors alike. Bar Petunia offers a…read morefriendly, welcoming atmosphere, excellent selection of wine and cocktails and a delightfully understated snack menu. Love this place!