We have been here several times for concerts over the last few years…read more The acoustics are very good and there is not a bad seat in the place. The bartenders, ushers and the rest of the staff are friendly. They have a couple bar areas set up which usually shut down about 30 minutes to an hour before the end of the concert, so make sure you are aware of this ahead of time.

Every year we come here for my daughter's dance recital or the nutcracker with LDF. The whole place…read moreis so nice and clean and big too! Unfortunately if you don't get there early enough, you will miss out on the really close handicap parking. There is more, but not super close. They always have a drink and snack bar setup which is very convenient at the break. Ample bathrooms and the campus is beautiful!

Terrible customer service yelled in our faces and told us to get out of the movie we were watching…read moreand enjoying

Great prices for current movies. Popcorn was excellent and all snacks were very reasonably priced…read more The movie theater was spotless, haven't seen that at any movie theater I've been to the last few years. Wish theaters in Florida were as good as this one!

i used to come every friday and and sat, nice people, nice place, really close with all of the…read morepeople there, until I moved to Lexington ky, miss it very much, I'm refusing to go to Champs, beacuse nothing can replace "the rink" might come see everyone this weekend i don't know. Overall an amazing place to bring your kids to, or have birthday parties at or just a fun night out!

The place overall was nice. The lady at the counter was very rude and uninviting and i can see that…read moredriving people away.

Great foodie event.... Food won't disappoint. Atmosphere is perfect with back drop of rolling…read morehills of Boyle county (Danville) at Wilderness trace distillery hosting this event.

I got the chance to attend the KY BBQ festival in my hometown last year, it is the best event (no…read moreDanville bias whatsoever) I enjoy trying all the different BBQ, these are the best of the best trying to win your heart (or appetite) and what a fun way to end the summer with this weekend festival! The festival hours are: Friday, Sept 9th: 5:00-10:00pm Saturday, Sept 10th: 11:00am-10:00pm Sunday, Sept 11th: 11:00-6:15pm Check it out! lots of free giveaways and fun for the kids!

Today is the last day of this years summer Berea Craft Festival. Check it out! There is one in the…read morefall, but it's not as big because most of the vendors for the fall festival are Kentucky Proud. I remember going to the Berea Craft Festival a few times as a kid. I remember watching as the artists did their craft and art demonstrations. I specifically remember watching the candle maker dip a string in hot wax and creating a handmade candle. As a small child, I had no idea that was how candles were made. I was amazed. Finally, yesterday I went back to summer The Berea Craft Festival. My husband thought that it would be downtown, but it's not. We pulled up downtown and it wasn't the scenery that I remembered. I remembered it being in a heavily wooded area. So, I pulled up the event listing on Facebook and found the actual address, which was 11 minutes from downtown. As we pulled up, the first parking area was far from the festival, so there were a few shuttles. Most people were walking via the Indian Fort Trail, which is a heavily wooded and shaded walking trail that leads to the festival area. There is a closer parking area, right at the entrance, but it's heavily congested. So, if you have the time and energy, park at the first lot and walk the trail. The admission is $6 per person. Seniors get in at a $5 rate. If the admission fee deters you, I'd recommend checking out the Lexington Woodland Arts Fair in Lexington, it's very similar to this festival, but it's free. A big difference in the two festivals is that you will find several art demonstrations here. Although I didn't see a candlemaker this year, I watched a blacksmith at work and woodworker making art with a manual carving machine. The area within the festival this year is muddy. They laid down a ton of hay, but my shoes still got very muddy, so don't wear flip-flops or good shoes. I don't consider myself very artsy, but I enjoy window shopping, as I did here. I walked away with $5 fresh squeezed lemonade and artisan cheese.

Very interesting, craft artists are informative. Prices for entrance and souvenirs reasonableread more

Interesting site with lots of actors, most of which are friendly and all of which are…read moreknowledgeable. The orientation video is informative and sets up the experience nicely. Enjoyed the blacksmith demonstration, and the numerous artifacts and posters combine to form an intimate narrative of the place. The fort itself seems a little run down, and a few of the employees seemed standoffish and irritable on the day that we visited, especially the woman in the first cabin with a person. I didn't really understand why she seemed so agitated at another person near us asking a very simple question. Bizarre. We got the heck out there. The monument in front of the fort easily had a hundred bees buzzing around it, so beware if you have bee sting allergies.

Giving a review for a place a season late totally isn't procrastinating. The perfect fall outing…read more Definitely go on a weekday to spare yourself from the swarm of people. The drive up there is a little scary, but they do have staff handling it via walkie talkies to make sure there's not a collision! They have products from Evans Orchard in Georgetown to save yourself the trouble. Cider is immaculate and the corn maze is fun! They have some real hefty pumpkins, you can get two for the price of one from the grocery store. They also have a petting zoo and activities for children! When they reopen, brave the one-way driveway and give them a chance!

Gives you some history on the slavery in this area of Kentucky. Clean walking trail. Clean restroomsread more

Really nice, in the Summer at least, you can stroll and enjoy the beautiful fields of flowers and…read morewildlife. Lots of history to read about on the signs.