I do not ride, but this was a fun event to attend…read more There was a good vibe to it, not rival groups there to glare at each other. Just folks out to have a pleasant day. Good too see Leesburg with a pulse as it tries to reinvent itself.

Attended last year 2016 this event is a little smaller than bike week in Daytona…read more I recommended lots of fun easy to get around and a great ride there through the country PS. Ladies don't forget to show your tits LOL

Everynight Nightlife !!!…read more DJ jamming tonight at the square!!! An outdoor square plaza with surrounding restaurants! Different Events here like Live bands performers or DJ jamming on the log cabin stage ,as well as movies in a barn!!! Experience shopping and dining and nightly entertainment dancing as well!!!!

I've tried a couple times to add the farmers market that is here, but couldn't…read more So I'd like to point out how great it is here. We were driving to Ocala months ago when my gal wanted me to stop for coffee. We were flying up the turnpike and wit a quick map search I saw a Dunkin Donuts off the next exit. I followed the route and as I got closer I realized I was in the villages. She didn't know what that was, so I didnt say anything. When we parked just outside the square she said, "wow what a great square, where is this?" I just pantomimed like I didn't know and we parked and walked into the plaza. there were dozens and dozens of booths. We were there right when it opened at 9am so not that many patrons yet but the vibe was amazing. Smiles were everywhere. We have been back many times(including this past weekend). We cant seem to pass on a Saturday without stopping. either for the bread, produce, mushrooms, empanadas or small gifts for family. It's always a win.

This place is a Halloween-lovers dream! The ambiance and staff are superb. Will be back for 2026…read morehaunt season!

My wife is the fun things to do Halloween guru and found out about Fear Reach Scream Park on the…read moremorning news. She purchased our tickets directly from the site https://fearreach.fearticket.com/frontapp/book/ticket for $20 each and they also offer two add-on's, (1) the Double creature feature $15; and (2) the speed pass for $10 more. We purchased the $20 ticket, which grants you access to the park and 3 haunted houses. Things to know: - The park is only open on Friday and Saturday nights from 7-11pm. The park modifies its days/hours near the end of the month to be open on Thursday thru Saturday Nights (24th and 31st) until 12am. - The park is in a large open field out in the middle of Tavares. If you have trouble seeing at night you might want to bring your own flashlight because there is not a lot of lighting to and from your vehicle. - Although you are entering a somewhat enclosed park know that it is all outdoors. Dress appropriately for the humidity (it was muggy as hell), for walking in muddy grass and puddles, and prepare for mosquitos. - There are several osculating fans in the bar area which help but no air conditioning to be found other than in the restroom. - The only running water I could find was in the restroom and it was most likely well water from the property (strong sulfur odor). Bring your handy wipes! First off, I have to say that all the staff here are lovely! Every staff member we met were friendly, had a positive attitude, and truly cared about the job they were doing. I can only image that their managers treat their employees well and appreciate that they have such good people working for them. We had dinner before we arrived here, so we didn't purchase any of the food inside. It is nice to know that there are several food vendors available if you are hungry. The Gringa Mex food truck, and a BBQ vendor, along with one other vendor selling sweets and fried items. We did however purchase several drinks at the main bar and prices were competitive with one of the other bars on site. I was drinking Jai Lai IPA's and they were $6 each, not bad. There are several fun activities like the ring toss and ax throwing which cost more but all proceeds go to a good cause. Additionally, there was a Terot reader, a Henna tattoo artist, and several other merchants on site. All very cool; however, save them for after the Haunted houses to ensure you see them all. There was a very good band called The Dismembered playing during the evening. Our friend is a neighbor with one of the band members, which made the event that much more fun since we were able to meet and hang out with the band for a while. The haunted houses were pretty good. My favorite was Grimoire Manor, second best was Bloodline Barn, and third was the Chainsaw Chase. The first two are more of an actual haunted house, pretty much what we were looking for. The Chainsaw Chase is pretty much your group being quickly corralled (chased) through the haunted house by scary characters with chainsaws. It goes quick, so its over before you know it. I wish there was more characters inside and other creepy things to look at, then maybe have the chainsaw guy chase me out toward the end. Something to mention about the haunted houses is - two items jump out at you in the first two houses. One is this creepy dude that is hidden in a bed and the other is a tall dark Grim Reaper looking dude that's on a pedestal near a walkway. They are pneumatically controlled, which is awesome but they come very close and if I was the lead of our group, they would have hit me in the head because I am so tall. So just be prepared if your tall like me. All-and-all, we had a blast checking this place out. It was our first time here, and it was worth the $20 to me; I have to say, we will be back. If you are looking for another great place to enjoy the Halloween festivities, I highly recommend checking Fear Reach Scream Park out, and be sure to bring your friends, it is so much more fun with a group.

One of our favorite farmers markets…read more We first came here by accident a year or so ago. We were on our way to family in Ocala early in the morn when i knew it was time to stop for some coffee(the wife doesnt do wel without her java). I did a quick search for a spot, and saw a dunkin nearby. I exited the highway and headed that way. as I got closer I grinned. I had never been to the Villages. My gal didn't know what that was so as we pulled up and parked she said, "what town is this". I just played dumb. We walked into the Brownwood square and I had to tell her. She really didn't know much about the Villages so I filled her in. for my first impression it was great. The farmers market wrapped around the square and trickled out to the side streets some as well. They had the usual thing you would hope for like produce and pieces of art made by locals. But it had other things you dotn see often like some more quirky artisans, multiple flower and plant booths, empanadas, and the one that hooked me, a both that had all kind of mushrooms to eat. We swing by here about once a month for the farmers market, and enjoy it every time.

I went down to the market today and it's always enjoyable. I picked up my weekly supply pierogies…read moreand Kabasa Also somehow some bialys fell into a bag going to the farmers market is very nice to pick up some fresh produce some good cheese and some good bread

The worst post I've ever been to terrible bartending and very unfriendly will not go back it may be…read morethe largest but it's the worst just a flat out money grab

They do so many great things to help our Veterans! I am proud to be a member through my Dad's…read moreservice as a Korean War Veteran.

They framed several pieces of art for me and my father's 1962 college graduation photo. They do…read morequality work and spend time with the customer to understand their needs. They will work within your budget. I couldn't be happier with the results.

We moved 3 large custom stained glass windows from our home in Illinois to our home The Villages,…read moreFL. The design had great emotional significance for us. We didn't have any windows large enough to display these personal treasures. After looking for over 2 years the folks at King's Gallery introduced us to Eric at Frame Master's Gallery. He helped us design a frame with appropriate LED lighting. Look at the pictures, I think you'll agree he did a phenomenal job. They look absolutely gorgeous. It is hard to believe there isn't a window behind them. We are beyond thrilled with the results. The care and attention to detail Eric and his team put into completing this job is evident in all the details. We are sure the artist In Illinois, who helped us design and create these panels, will be thrilled to see the results. See the pictures of the finished product. Eric's on the right! We can't thank Eric and the folks at Framemaker's and King's Gallery for their hard work and support.

We saw Godspell and the energy and the jokes in the musical were so inspiring. The cast was…read morediverse, young and old but they all had one thing in common which is talent. My friend has one of those infectious laughs and I could hear him a lot during this production. One of my favorite songs from my youth was 'Day by Day' and this version did not disappoint. Caitlin Gabrielle's voice was perfect for this song and the her dance movements with Lavonte Rogers enhanced the spirit of the song. This theater is in downtown Leesburg not far from the Venetian Gardens park. They have a parking lot and parking garage adjacent to the theater. The building is a vintage theater with clean and modern restrooms. There was a brief intermission and volunteers sell candy, wine and beverages in the lobby along with 50/50 tickets. On this occasion they donated the profits to a local charity. We had a really great time and the interaction we had with the players at intermission and after the show was the cherry on top.

TITANIC, The Musical was well done by Melon Patch Players, cast, crew and staff. Very entertaining…read moreafternoon. Thankful to the City of Leesburg and Melon Patch Players for partnering together to reopen The Tropic and bring more entertainment to Main Street.

Lots of clean fun! Free pop and chips. Friday night free pizza. Low bets so it is fun to play. One…read morenight I won $800.

Although fairly small, it was clean, about 100 slot machines, didn't see any roulette, no tables,…read moreand when you win, a lady that walks around hands you money out of a pouch( never experienced that) to waste an hour or two can be ok..I won the only time I was there...recommend for a very, very small Enterprise.

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