The drive-in movie is a great experience to bring your kids to or to go by yourself for a good…read moreevening and fun and I wish more people would take advantage of having a driving movie or close to us

everything is good about this business. It's fun entertaining the movie start on time. They got a…read moregreat picture and not so good junk food though otherwise everything about it is great in the area is beautiful. The people that run it are wonderful and they're on my maps Aerial, seven logo maps.!!!!

Love this place! We go every year. The fall festival is great. Pet the goats, jump in the bouncy…read morecastles, play in the kids corner, pick your pumpkin, hay ride, slide, story teller, maze, scare crow making and so much more to do with the family! Before you leave you have to get an Apple Cider Slush! Yum!

This casino you do not want to go to if you are colored because they discriminate on your skin…read morecolor. You will not be able to win jackpot $10,000 not even $2000 if you are colored. Many colored people have been going there, and their name has not been called For promotions or get any money that is $2000 and up if you can even get $2000. Most of the time I can only get $50 and if your color your tier will drop quickly as you got it. If you're not colored regardless, how many times you come there you'll always keep your tier And you'll always sit down and start running bonuses and jackpot. I do not recommend any colored people. Any color people go to this casino. This includes Hispanics Africans Micronesian and Black people.

Not very friendly. Very tight machines. Did not eat there so I have no idea. I would try it again.read more

I returned to the Clay County Fair on it's last day (Sunday) of the 2014 event. I drove all the way…read moreup from Ames for the Day, instead of other Sunday alternatives (like the Tom Harkin's last steak fry in Indianola), and never looked back (except to check for the Iowa Highway Patrol). I paid $5 to park less than a half-block away, and then entered what is perhaps the best County Fair ever. I spent most of my time marveling at the huge displays of farm equipment (of various brands), barns full of farm animals, and various commercial exhibits. . I also got to visit with one of the Richter brothers of 3 Sons fame, enjoy some of the Art at the Barn, listen to some good music, watch some cool model trains and some chain saw art, and of course nosh down on a nutty bar. I left feeling happy, healthy and terrific, and i really hope that I can come back next year.

The people of NW Iowa claim this is the greatest county fair in the world. I have been to multiple…read morecounty fairs in Iowa and I will say it's the best one I've been to so far. The fair does a great job of providing lots of things to see and do. If you like animals they have everything from horses and cows to bunnies and goats. They have typical fair events like carnival rides, farm equipment, and an expo area. They also have fun different things like a baking contest, table setting contest, and a big railroad area. Like any fair most people go there for the food and this fair is no exception. Clay county fair is known for its Nutty Bar ice cream bars. It also has a boat load of food venders. I got the bacon tenderloin that had bacon ground up in the meat and it was great. All in all I can't recommend the fair enough. I still prefer the Iowa State Fair more but you truly can't go wrong with either. If you go to this fair I guarantee you will find a couple things you enjoy.

My brother in law was playing Scrooge so my wife and I flew in to see the show. Great show! The…read morefacilities are fantastic and the production was very professional. They had food and drinks after the show for free. Warm Midwest vibe and polished theater experience. The lead, Mike Felton, was fantastic as Scrooge.

A nice small town fair. It doesn't even come close the Clay County Fair (in nearby Spencer), but…read morethat's OK. The local food stands, the nearby roller rink and the farm animals and limited exhibits all add up to a comfortable stroll and social occassion.

Don't forget the dessert !!!!!! Great location along with…read moreoutdoor seating . Check their calendar! Live music Excellent wine list Local art work / photography with some great stories!

It was late afternoon, and after a scheduled meet-up with an old High School friend went South,…read moreGayle suggested we hop in the car and enjoy a beer together at West O. I had already made my annual pilgrimage to West O the day before, and suggested something more to her liking - Wine. Since my last visit the Wine Bar and Art Gallery, the space has expanded into David Thoreson's Blue Water Studio. David actually owns the entire building and if you look behind the door in what I call the "Livingroom" addition, you'll see that his work space is alive and well. There's also an upstairs, but I have no idea what David has going on up there. As this is the 25th Anniversary of Blue Water Studios and the Wine Bar, all the art work on the walls is David Thoreson's, and what a stunning collection it is! Gayle and I hung out, enjoyed a couple glasses of wine, and wished we were here during the weekend to hear their live music offerings (played outside on the patio). Gayle and I were impressed with the wine selection, generous pours, and at a reasonable price, in addition to the comfortable space to enjoy them. And as much as I love West O, this was the right place for us to hang out and spend some time together.

Event venue at Arnold's park. it's a nicely done venue. we went to see hairball during Winter…read moregames. they could have used a couple more bartenders. no wine cooler type drink. Just seltzer crap. the seltzer wasnt shown anywhere so I assumed they didn't have anything like that. so I ordered a Malibu pineapple, couldn't find the pineapple juice, so they had to use on which was fine, but then the drink was $12! Then I saw some one with the seltzer, so went with that the rest of the evening. bathrooms are clean. no paper towels, have to blow them and then use your jeans. the concert headliner was Hairball. no where on the website did it say there was an opening band. the opening band was Buzz Worthy. They were really good. I just don't think they got enough credit, no acknowledgment. Hair ball did great as usual.A good time was had by all.