It's a small museum and they kind of try and do a little bit of everything with it, just in small…read moreversions. When I visited, there was a modern photography exhibit, a small exhibit displaying 1800s Kansas art, a small exhibit showing some pottery (I didn't really go in here so I can't tell you much about it) and a really cool exhibit of 1930s art and posters from the 1930s labor period. All of it was cool, but considering the space issues, I wish the museum would focus on one or two exhibits that were a little larger and more in depth.

We visited the museum today - and although the building is attractive and it's in a parklike…read moresetting, it's small and therefore the selection of artwork is quite limited. There's an interesting-sounding temporary exhibit opening on Friday and the permanent exhibit was fairly nice, but don't bother going out of your way to visit the museum. Admission is free, and the two students working at the reception desk were very friendly.

This place is such a beautiful addition to K-State. The best time to visit in my opinion would be…read moreeither right as spring is starting or after summer to mid-fall. This is when all the buds are blooming and the garden has its full potential. This is a great place for photos, a chance to look at unique flowers, or even a place just to clear your mind. My favorite part about the gardens is how many butterflies there are here. There are groups of butterflies that flock to the flowers and allow you to admire them (even up close!), which is so cool. Admission to the gardens is free, but there is an indoor exhibit that runs either $3 or $5 dollars. Try stopping by next time you're close!

We visited the gardens today and we thought they were just "fair" (on the other hand, admission is…read morefree). There were a few nice statues, but don't bother going out of your way to visit.

Extraordinary!! What…read morea beautiful museum!! We have been wanting to visit the Museum of Art + Light since it opened. We finally made it to Manhattan to enjoy the Picasso interactive exhibit. It was breathtaking. We saw a van Gogh exhibit similar to this one in Las Vegas, but the Picasso presentation was superior. On the second floor, they have some prints and original works from Picasso on display to a company the interactive on the main floor. On the third floor was a wonderful display from various artists which incorporated the patrons looking at the art. Very cool. I almost liked the third floor better than anything. It was magnificent. There's a little art studio up there for people to experiment and play which also has the coolest matchbox collection I've ever seen. This is a true gem. We can't wait to return.

Really cool to have such a a great selection of art. The third floor with the selection of art from…read morethe private collection was my favorite, and there were plenty of things for younger kids to do as well. The cafe was particularly beautiful and the view was amazing. The gift shop had super cute souvenirs!

This is a really nice college baseball stadium…read more It's an artificial turf field, no dirt and no grass, which includes the infield and the pitcher's mound. About half the stadium, mostly behind home plate and between first and third base are club seats. The rest, mostly down the lines and as you go a little higher are bleacher seats. The sight lines are smooth and gentle. There isn't much to miss here so you should enjoy the view even with protective netting, which extends down past the dugouts. I'm a bit of a baseball geek and one of my favorite things is sitting up close and listening to the ball player chatter on the field. The seats here are close, so you'll hear some random dugout chatter and on-field communication. During my visit the stadium was undergoing a small renovation. I think it'll be a good thing when it's finished however right now it's a bit of a nuisance. The venue has been reduced to one set of bathrooms and one concession stand which has caused long lines and waits. I would recommend grabbing a snack or two as well as completing any business needs before driving out to the game.

Tointon is a very impressive baseball stadium. There is not a bad seat in the entire park! It is…read morehard to read the scoreboard, though. I have been to a few games here, and there is also a very sizable crowd no matter how windy or chilly it is. The park has some bleachers extending to the outfield, and on the left side of the stadium, there is a berm for picnicking and playing around. Behind the plate are full chairs, but the bleachers all had the nice seatbacks that normally cost extra at football games, included in the ticket price! General admission was only $8. People with silver wristbands are called benchwarmers and can move to "real seats" at the top of the third inning. Beer is sold here, including Tallgrass cans and Bud bottles. You can bring a clear bag with sealed water bottles for each person who enters. I definitely recommend a game here for the stadium, atmosphere, and friendly fans!

My daughter is going to KSU next fall so we came up again to visit the school. This time, we ended…read moreup in Manhattan for a KSU Car Club meetup and actually met Doug the curator of this wonderful place as he was hanging out with everyone. We had planned on visiting again with the rest of the family and mentioned it to Doug. He happened to be there (MWDCC) this morning for a bit and showed us even more cool things we hadn't learned the first trip. There are some amazingly special cars here that absolutely everyone should see!! The updated Tucker section was just so cool. They also added a full BTTF DeLorean to the collection in addition to the original one they had! They even have a Lamborghini Countach like the ones every boy my age had posters of on their wall growing up. Too many more cars to mention.. The people that work and volunteer here are so friendly and so helpful that I honestly can't even begin to do them justice in this review. Doug, you made this trip something special for us on many levels!! Thank you!! I'm excited that my daughter has 'found her people' and she will probably end up volunteering here some too when she has time. Just go here already!! You won't be disappointed.

Wow! What an amazing collection. Several cars I've never seen before, mainly because they are one…read moreof a kind or exceedingly rare. A hidden gem, and a must stop in the Little Apple.

The IMAX theater was frigid. I live in Colorado and my toes, by the end of the movie, were colder…read morethan they get when I go skiing. I couldn't feel them. I was wearing long underwear, a heavy turtleneck sweater, jeans, gloves, and a stocking cap and I still used my heavy winter coat as a blanket. Ridiculous.

Update: We went here to see 'Adrift' couple days ago since it wasn't playing in JC and sat in non…read moredine-in area. Seating in this area sucked, super cramped like theaters of decades ago. You practically sit on your neighbors lap. We had 2 regular size sodas, mozzarella sticks, nachos totaling $28 just for food. Movie was good though. Don't forget to bring light weight jacket even if it's 95 degrees outside.

1531 N 10th street. Prime rib Friday is back! Just had a very generous 12 oz prime rib,…read morevegetable, choice of side and soup or salad for $28. It was well seasoned, very tender and a treat to have on the menu. Great service and dinner with a great view on the deck overlooking the golf course!!

Your choice for a first-class diverse, family-friendly recreational, dining, entertainment and…read moreevent experience. Superb golf, food, views and fellowship! Not your typical CC experience! Neither snooty nor exclusionary but distinctive. Beautifully manicured walkable golf course. Dining with spectacular views of the Flint Hills, the Little Apple and Kansas State University. Ample space, friendly and accommodating staff, free parking and infrastructure for your special event.