The Benini museum is spectacular! You do need to schedule a tour as there are not regular hours…read morethat they are open. But the tour is fantastic and a great way to learn about Benini's work and his genius. Everyone is very kind and gracious. It's a great group activity too.

This place is pretty wild. This unconventional gallery as it were is chock full of sculptures made…read morefrom discarded toys, some distressed by creation or from being in the Texas sun. There are multiple ones scattered on the property and there are some workshops that we were lucky enough to go inside and explore with the artist. He told us about his work and showed us some works in progress. This large lot can be a bit challenging as it's outside in the brush but there's some strange and cool stuff here. Some of it is for sale but most is for the gallery. I had a fun time and there's lots to take pictures and videos of. Parking is a bit odd. We had to park in the driveway on the side of the road but it's not impossible.

This area behind the Library shows great promise. The monuments representing each of our armed…read moreforces, placed on a small hill above a pond where there is a beautiful high water shower--across from which tablets of granite are placed and after year one are inscribed with about 30 service members, living and deceased and veteran and active. It's an extremely nice thing that if you lived in Leander when you served or if you live here currently you can be inscribed at no cost and in that way be remembered for all time. The form is available, along with the qualifications and the instructions online. I'm in the process of getting Mr. W's documentation together to submit. The ceremony was very nice -mainly honoring an incredible Veteran who survived Pearl Harbor. It was my honor to shake his hand and thank him for his service after the presentations and while a huge birthday cake honoring the 100th Birthday of the USMC -was served to all. It was small, but definitely more people came then planned and the future looks bright here. A couple of things we discussed with the mayor are that the waterfall although beautiful blocked a lot of the words delivered during the ceremony so they either need a larger volume microphone or to Cut off for reduce the power of the waterfall when people are speaking. Next year they're going to need a lot more chairs... based on the volume of people that were there this year with no seats! I read that there is one woman who's going to put together a 5K run and hopefully there will be some semblance of the parade. There were less than a handful of the antique cars so we've got to get the word out there because I know there are a lot of car aficionados in our area that would probably love to show off their hobby. Good job City of Leander !!! Looking forward to continuing to contribute to the veterans Park through our monthly water bill. Hopefully everybody will consider it as it's a great opportunity to honor those that allow us to observe and live our freedom daily.

This was probably the most intensive and informative museum tour I've been on in a long time. The…read moredocent was very thorough and had a lot of information on the various items in this museum. She really earned the $10 we spent to see this place. There are lots of items that explain the history of the town, from items doctors used, to furniture, to Victorian hair art and even photos of the tragic murder of two local military women. There was a basement but we had to leave so we weren't able to see it at that time. If you're into local history, come check it out.

Great historical museum! Staff is always friendly. Very interesting unique historical items from…read morethe local history.

Excellent museum and owners enthusiastic about guest and sharing their collection. Worth the travel…read moreto visit if you are in area or a hardened motorcycle fan.

Loved this place! Hubby was super excited about all the bikes and impressed by the variety. The…read moreowners wife was incredibly nice. We had the place pretty much to ourselves and mulled around for quite some time! If you are a bike lover or belong to someone who is - definitely take the time to stop here for a look see!

We enjoy coming here because their items are fairly easily catchable! The staffs are nice and they…read moreare willing to assist us when needed! Cool

My daughter was so excited for this. Played multiple machines -- picked up so many toys but as soon…read moreas the claw comes up and hits the ceiling of the machine -- everything falls out. Walked away without a single stuffie for her. Should be just a little easier to win, I think. Saw a couple yelp reviews where it seems like it was easier to win at first and then they gradually made it harder. Otherwise, place was cool. Nice staff (rounded up my remaining points so I could get one more play). They also let you exchange stuffies for different/bigger stuffies and let you ask them to rearrange the machines to make it easier. Appreciate all that but it's easy to grab the toys, the hard part is holding onto them once the claw hits the ceiling of the machine. Won't be back.

We returned here one year after visiting this place last year as we were impressed by their…read moredecorations. This year was also nice but last year they put more lights on the ground and it was more majestic... regardless we appreciate their handy artistic work for the community!

It was so cute to the kids. Everyone was generous. Even the Santa. I am sad this was my first time…read morehearing about it

Yeah! I was sooo looking forward to this class with Board & Brush and The Fancy Marshmallow Co. The…read morecollaboration of the two Cedar Park small businesses has been all I could talk about. Greeted with excitement, owner Rochelle of Board & Brush had me check in on her iPad. Showed me to my seat where we chatted for a bit. I saw my project in its raw form. I'm so excited to tackle this project. This is actually my second time coming so I know a little of what is expected. Rochelle does an amazing job taking you step by step and helping you. Even if you're not a crafter, never even handled a paint brush, Rochelle, and her staff are very patient, and very helpful. You start off with a raw board of pine. You're given a couple minutes to release your stress on the board. Hammering marks using chicken wire, a hammer, a mallet, and a large screw. You'll sand it lightly, and then stain it. Then it's time to stencil. Using a semi dry brush, you'll dab your brush on the stencil. Give it a minute under the fan to dry and peal the stencil off. And you're pretty much done. You get an official Bb logo sticker to complete your project. I recommend signing and dating your project on the back. Viola you're an artist! The Fancy Marshmallow Co. owner, Tina, she is such a sweetheart. She set up her beautiful marshcuterie spread. All made from scratch. Soft, fluffy, and flavorful treats. She has the cutest treats. All kinds of shapes and sizes. My favorite is the strawberry champagne. Trust me, they are amazing. Tina also brought in her hot cocoa mix ingredients and we all got to make our own bag of hot cocoa mix to take home. And we got to pick our goodies from the marshcuterie and box them up in the cutest boxes with heart printed tissue paper. Such a sweet touch to a fun class. I highly recommend coming to Board & Brush. Such a fun girls night out. They are BYOB, so it's a great group celebration. The Fancy Marshmallow, such a cute boutique, I've been several times. Tina comes up with the most delicious home made treats for all holidays and celebrations. Her boutique is the girliest cafes in Cedar Park! So darling. Check them both out. 5 stars!

Love all of my B&B projects and they are always fun to create. Rochelle is great at guiding you…read morethrough the process & walking out the door with something nice.