Nice museum showing local history & events. Mostly pictures…read morewith a paragraph or so explaining what your looking at. But, they did have a couple of nice displays set up & a huge replica of a jellyfish made up of items & trash that has washed up on shore.

My teenage daughter absolutely loves museums & has a special place in her heart for history…read moremuseums. She loves to learn about the past & how people, places & things evolve. I took my kiddos to my hometown to see where I grew up & we struck gold here because it doesn't get much cooler than this place. From the second you walk in the door you're just fascinated by what you see. From a giant jellyfish sculpture made out of melted beach plastic to interactive displays this place is pretty sweet. Upstairs they have an entire A-Z exhibit that you can tell was very well thought out & took a lot of effort & organization. Even the outside was beautiful. We will definitely be returning.

Awesome little surprise in Bandon! Being pinball enthusiasts we were surprised to run into this gem…read morebecause the pinball app we use to locate machines did not have Fins Family Fun registered so we had assumed there were no machines in Bandon but after taking an evening stroll we just bumped into them and voila! They are relatively new so this may explain it, but they have a few nice pinball machines and a ton of other arcade and prize centered machines for kids. Great energy, clean, nicely organized, and so much more. Great for families, and equally good for those who just want some good pinball.

What a fun way to spend the morning! We made nightlights out of glass...fun experience for the…read moreboys and us as well. We made reservations ahead of time and everything was laid out and waiting for us. If you want a fun family experience to remember your trip to Bandon, don't miss stopping in and making something. The displays of finished work is worth the stop as well. Can't wait to come back. Thank you so much!!

An interesting & fun place to visit. It's run by volunteers, so it's only open a couple days a…read moreweek. Check before you go. It is free (they do ask for donations) & may take you awhile to see everything. You're invited to climb aboard, ring the bells, pull levers & just generally act like a kid again. Nice gift shop & kid friendly, the Mrs & I enjoyed our visit.

This was a surprisingly fun to place to visit. Pups are welcome so feel free to take the entire fam…read morewhen you visit. I provided a lot of historical information as well as a hands-on experience since you're able to enter the train cars. We didn't think it would be as fun as it was and we didn't leave enough time fully explore everything because they closed 45 minutes after arrival. Make sure to check the times that they are open and plan your visit accordingly. The volunteers running it are very helpful and kind

Mini golf meets carnival booths in a battle to win, so much fun!!!…read more The aim is to steal rings/points from the other players once everyone has taken their first contraption shot. Everyone puts at the same time hoping to make your putt while others miss so the give you a ring/point from their stash. At the end, your rings/points are totaled and you use them for a snack/drink. We played 2 people, next time we'll bring mire. We laughed and made fools of ourselves, worth a stop!!!

Game was fun, owner was super nice. This was our very first time in this area and my husband…read morereally, really wanted to go here after reading about it on yelp. We were not disappointed. Thanks for a great time!

Recommend this for all ages. all. Amazing performers. . Locals put this on and have for 56 years. A…read morelot of love goes into it by all involved. Free popcorn and beverages can also be purchased.

This is such a wonderful piece of Americana. The staff and actors intermingle with guests before…read moreand after the show. The audience gets to participate as well. We have been here several times now and will return again. So much fun and delight. Thank you, Sawdust!

Well growing up poor ... which I think almost all of us were ... we just didn't know it! The Fair…read morewas the high life of summer (got to get off working for my father ... rarely) The most I ever remember bringing to the fair was $40 ... other than that bummed around looking for lost tickets and $$$. I remember the summer that the pepsi booth with collectable drink glasses (Looney Tunes ... always had to get twitty ... and of course bring back cotton candy for mom) Thanks for the memories. Rainer from Dora up until 1984 went in the marines.

We arrived at 6 pm. The fair opened at 10am. The rides were not set up!?!?! What the hay? Sadly we…read moreleft hungry and disappointed. However, we stopped at the 8th Street burger house...where the service was impeccable and friendly. Still waiting for our food.

Was just passing by the theater, when we noticed they had free self guided tours. So the Mrs & I…read morewent in to look around. Walking in to the theater, built in the 1920's, you pass the 8' tall pharaoh statues & see murals on the walls, a very large movie screen & a ceiling 40' high! There is a mezzanine & a balcony. It was very interesting & we enjoyed the tour.

Smelled like boots and bad breath bad atmosphere and vibe from management. Do better for the arts…read moreand the people who truly support and make it thrive.