So glad we found this place and the Cadillac House Hotel. We always sit in the cabaret seats which…read moreare the best seats available. You have to check the schedule daily so when a show pops up the cabaret seats go fast. The only shows we would never consider going to are the front standing room only. Avoid these concerts at all cost, unless you enjoy being packed in like sardines in a can, and being told where you cannot stand. These concerts are very poorly managed. Overcrowded! they could just charge more for the cabaret seats and be done with it! Rick

I went there with a friend on the Fourth of July to see the foreigner tribute band. We had such a…read moregreat time such a cute little quaint. The place easy to get in easy to get out. It had a total of 369 seats. The front by the stage had cute little tables with lamps on them. I will definitely be going again.

While I can only speak for our visit during their "Family Fun Day" event, we had a great time. The…read moreevent was busy, but not over-packed, and everyone we met; from vendors, to volunteers, to the townspeople; were so friendly and approachable. We had the chance to walk the property, visit inside the old buildings, and get a taste of the town's history. There were also hiking trails in the vicinity, although we didn't get an opportunity to personally walk them. We were too busy enjoying the family fun. They had local vendors selling goods; honey, syrup, veggies, flowers, crafts.... so many goodies. There was also a donation walking taco bar and popcorn; or hot dogs and ice cream from a food truck if you were hungry; and an animal show to participate in for learning and memorable experiences. We honestly had a fantastic time, I definitely recommend you swing by of you are in the area.

The museum and grounds are a wonderful yet mostly undiscovered gem in this part of Michigan. The…read morecenterpiece is the Loop Mansion, an example of Second Empire architecture, built by Dr. Loop in the 1870's. The home is restored to the Victorian era and gives the visitor an idea of what life was like in this area about 150 years ago. The rest of the museum grounds have been used to re-locate area historic buildings. There are log cabins, barns, a country store, a one-room school house, a vintage summer cottage, an old church that was once a saloon, and a railway depot. There is also the original barn, which is rented to a group operating as The Barn Theater, with plays being produced all summer long. The church is frequently used to host concerts, and is also available to rent for weddings or other social events. That isn't all that goes on here though, there are dinners and brunches held which give the visitor a glimpse into what it was like to live in this beautiful old home. There are also special event weekends, like Civil War Days, The Natives/Voyageurs/Settlers Days, and the Hunting/Fishing/Maritime Weekend. This year there will be a new building opened to the public, the Hunting and Fishing Cabin, which will celebrate the history of the local outdoor sport traditions. There will be many artifacts displayed including taxidermy. If you are in the area year round, Christmastime is when the house is decorated at its finest, and you can visit free during the community party, or buy a ticket for one of two Victorian dinner parties. The museum is open for guided tours from May 28th through September 5th in 2011. Tours are available Wed. through Sunday. Cost is only $5, $4 for seniors and $2 for children. The tour includes the mansion and all buildings in the Village. Some days the village buildings are staffed by costumed docents telling the stories that they've learned about the local area. School groups can make other arrangements for tours that accommodate their group.

Beautiful place with a ton of handmade and local gifts, art, etc. They also offer classes, food…read moretrucks, putt putt and more!

Went in for a cone, ice cream in back of gift shop ...unless the cows are on strike ......ice cream…read moreprices outrageous !!!

Amazing choices of wine, ciders and snacks. Beautiful setting. Sitting outside in a wonderful area…read morenear vines and gardens. Highly recommend for ambiance just plain relaxing.

One of my absolute FAVORITE places! Super welcoming, beautiful, intimate setting for trying…read morehomemade wines and enjoying the weather. They have great small plates (cheese boards, etc.), flights of wine, full glasses, and non-alcoholic options too. Everything is reasonably priced. I always purchase a few bottles of my favorites to take home. They also host events such as special dinners or harvest days throughout the year. Will be coming back every time I'm in the area!

I've been visiting the area for 30+ years, and never knew this place existed (well, within the past…read more5 years its been open - I've driven past a sign advertising it without ever truly noticing it till recently). B&B Winery is a hidden gem outside of Ubly and Bad Axe. The home start-up has grown 3x its size in five years and hosts various vendor events, painting classes, belly dancing, and more. You're sure to have a great time and enjoy learning the meaning of some of the wine names. Like why are some of the wines called threesome, Bad Ass, and swingers? The stories will surprise you and the hospitality will win you over. Definitely worth a visit to sample, sip, and shop.

Barb makes the wines right on site. No sulfites and chemicals, all natural and organic. Which…read moreresults in a clean, pure tasting wine. Not sweet and syrup-y. It's very home-y, like your going to a friend's house and hanging out, and sampling their recent finds. She also has a Michigan shop/she-shed that she sells other small business wares and creates a place for women to go and create. Paintings, stained glass, yarn spinning... This small town place has big community all over it. And if you haven't been, you're missing out. We purchased several bottles, and we'll be back to try more. Awesome place to know about, if you're lucky enough.

One of the last classic old-school drag race/ 1/4 mile tracks left. Do you want to know what it was…read morelike to Hot Rod in the 1950s and 1960s, Ubly Dragway is one of the few places where you can truly experience it. If you've got a classic at home and a rollbar and can go fast, Ubly's got a place for you. Check the sign for the times and availability, but trust me, you won't be disappointed.

Cant even give a star, but have too. I went to my local…read moreSandusky mi store to purchase 60x150 chicken wire that was listed on their website, when I arrive I had to order it, this was on April 23 2023, I call 1-2 times a week to check on my order. I was told they order from True Value and that they send what they want not what is ordered. On June 26 2023 I cancelled my order, refund was fast and easy. I will never ever shop or order from here again! I ended up ordering from Tractor Supply in Sandusky mi, my order will be DELIVERED TO MY HOUSE NO SHIPPING FEE, IN 2-4 DAYS!

I buy my softener salt, hardware, farm fencing and chemical supplies., as well as lubricants…read more I have bought 3 point equipment including a boom sprayer, 6 foot brush hog, 6.5 foot disc set, and a mid buster. They have work clothes and bovine. porcine, and equine feed, as well as dog and cat supplies. They also have baby chicks and all necessary to get you started as a chicken farmer. I needed a longer drive shaft for my brush hog, and brought in the one supplied, which was a standard item they carried. The manager swapped with me for a longer drive and just charged me the difference. That was great as I had no use for the shorter drive. I have been with them 4 years or so and have other places to get my supplies, but they win my business not only for the fair pricing, but also for the way I am treated as a customer from every employee I have met. Plus they have maple covered peanuts in large bags by the registers, which is reason enough to stop in! You will like these folks! Mark kenward Yale, mi.

Hey, are you looking for something to do near the thumb? May I suggest checking out the octagon…read morebarn the largest octagon barn in North America. Our tour guide introduced us to the Purdy family and their history with this property. Our tour guides were absolutely incredible. They are a wonderful, married couple and they made us feel at home following a beautiful tour throughout the barn which you can go on multiple levels which they have different farming tools. Historically, they have a simulated kitchen and what it look like during the time they have different vehicles that were used at the time and they have a schematic of the barn in wooden form. To stand in the barn is a breathtaking experience. You also have the opportunity to walk into the families home and see how they lived during that time. This property is perfect for a field trip if you're looking to teach kids about that time as well as what it took to sustain that type of property this is a great place to check out after you have viewed the petroglyphs in the area. I highly suggest you drive down the road and check out the octagon bar.

It's a huge barn in the octagon shape, with history and story inside, some animals, we pet a horse,…read morewalked around.....the time to go is on the Flea market family days/weekend. Vendors selling things, food, apple cider, donuts, though lines are long for the fresh donuts! You can probably pick up something someone is selling on the flea market side. It's crowded, but nice to walk around, or sit and look