Decided to check out "Hanna Haunted Acres" last minute on Friday Evening and were not disappointed…read more We bought tickets online for all the haunted attractions (6 total) for $45 a person. I was so surprised with how well done each haunted house was. All of the actors were scary and good at what they do, but if they saw a little kid that was really scared they wouldn't try to scare them, very respectful! My favorite was the haunted corn maze, I was screaming, laughing and running, very well done. They also have food and drinks for sale, but I didn't try any of the food because it wasn't very "gluten free friendly", but it looked really good. There's also an add on ($8) where you can go through a special haunted house with a hood over your head and apparently you get shocked, dirty, wet and smell different things. Talk about a scary sensory experience, not sure if that's my thing, but a cool attraction. Highly recommend checking this place out for your next fun filled night.

There haven't been enough scare actors in any of the attractions. I understand that it is a Tuesday…read morebut there should be a discounted price then. Worst haunted house I've ever been to do not waste your money just make the drive to a better one One positive note - the crow actor was very nice.

This church building really is beautiful and its new role as a gallery and home for artists renting…read morestudio space is really a fantastic idea. There is a decent-sized multi-purpose room in the basement with a stage. I saw many online reviews where people rented the facility for weddings and receptions, and I could definitely see why. The space really is warm and beautiful. Nicely done!

What a fun way to see a movie or even a double feature! Love coming to Centerbrook Drive In…read more They just celebrated 75yrs in business, def doing something right. Movie screen is large and blemish free. Sound comes thru your radio. Nice playground for kids. Grassy parking. Concessions are great. Hot Dog, fries, popcorn, candy and soda are a must here. Fun merch also available. Get in line early. And hey, southbound people go down and turn northbound. Don't try to cut!

I love a good deal, and the drive-in always feels like a great bargain when you're trying to take…read morethe entire family to the movies. We loaded up my car with 3 adults and 2 children and got in to this quaint little drive-in for the $25 carload special. What a deal! We had packed up our favorite snacks and drinks, since most of us have food allergies and special dietary needs. So I can't speak of the concession stand. But it sounded like their fried donuts are a big hit. The people on both sides of us went back a few times for more, and their children cheered as their sweet treats were delivered. After the first movie, they announced that if anyone wanted more donuts, now was the time to get them, as they were close to running out for the evening. The rest of the drive-in seemed very well kept. I'm used to the drive-in downtown, with nothing but gravel. This drive-in only has one screen, but is much nicer. The lush grass is perfect for spreading out a blanket and sprawling out while you snack and take in a movie. My girls absolutely loved the playground that's available, and I loved that it kept them occupied while we waited for the movie to start. We didn't realize they do not want anyone on the playground once the movie starts, so we allowed them to go swing a few times with the promise to be quiet. A few other children did so a few times, and I thought it was perfect for wiggly young children who struggle with sitting still for a 2 hour movie. They never played long before running back to the car. This was also a screening of a kids' movie, so I thought it was perfectly acceptable. However, I can see the danger that it may present, being so dark. At one point, several children ended up playing there and were getting a little rowdy. An employee came hurrying thru, apologizing to everyone in their path about the children "disturbing the movie" (oopsie. My bad.) and kindly told the children that the playground was closed. They were very polite about it, and now we know better for next time. We will definitely be back. This was a really enjoyable and pocketbook friendly family experience.

The Art Guild is one of my favorite galleries in downtown Nashville. I've been coming here for…read moreyears to see the latest art by Indiana artists. The facility has almost completed a major renovation to update and modernize the two floors of galleries. Yesterday during my visit, I was welcomed immediately by staff and told about the exhibits that are currently in the gallery. I saw hand crafted jewelry, pottery and lots of beautiful oil paintings. Prices are commensurate with what I'd expect to pay for an original work of art by a talented artist. I like that they have added a timeline explaining the history of art in Brown County in the entry. There is no parking, but you can find street parking to the west. Staff is helpful and not pushy. This gallery is a must visit if you love original art.

Got to experience the Teal Canary today with Big Brothers Big Sisters. Super fun project and Amy…read morewas great. I'm no Picasso but she makes it easy!

Amy is amazing and patient and such an incredible teacher. She took a non-artist and taught me how…read moreto paint with step by step instructions. Love her studio, classes, and the kindness and patience she exudes.

We decided to start our holiday weekend off with a movie at 10 am on a Saturday before Christmas on…read moreMonday. The parking lot had only a handful of vehicles so parking was super easy. Since we had planned to eat lunch out after the movie we skipped the refreshments today. We came to see "The Boy and the Heron" from Studio Ghibli. If you are unfamiliar with Studio Ghibli, they produce high quality Japanese animation full length feature films dubbed in English with A list actors such as Christian Bale (he starred in Howl's Moving Castle, a huge hit of theirs) in today's feature along with Dave Bautista, Gemma Chan, Willem Dafoe, Mark Hamill, and Robert Pattison. Studio Ghibli hasn't made much lately so it was nice to see their return with another good one. "The Red Turtle" (2016) is another good one of theirs that's been on cable channels lately. Coming out of the theater I noticed there were very few people so I guess people are still getting their last minute Christmas shopping done.

Great movie theater! I grew up going to it. Renewed and updated. Sadly the movies don't last long…read morethough

How often do you get to make your own heart-shaped, hot blown glass paperweight?…read more Lisa Pelo of Hot Blown Glass LTD sells her glass work in CCA Gallery (I own one of her Indiana shaped bicentennial paperweights) and offers workshops in the Carmel Arts and Design District on select Second Saturday Gallery Walk days. In the fall, she did glass pumpkins and this time it was heart-shaped paperweights for Mother's Day. Spots are limited, so hop to it and register online to guarantee a spot. It was fun to watch others take their turn and see passersby stop to "ooh" and "aah". Cost was $30 - if I'm going to spend money on a gift, why not make it custom and handmade? My creation turned out beautifully - I made it on a Saturday and picked it up at CCA on a Tuesday. I overheard her say she also offers classes at her studio on the west side - could be worth looking into if interested!

We came from out of town for a private class and we had a blast! Lisa and her team made our…read moreexperience very entertaining and we love our pieces. Our work had to cure overnight so Lisa worked with us to ship our pieces to us afterwards. 10/10 recommend

I drove from Indy one day to bring my toddlers who are 2 and 3 here. They had a blast! For the…read moreprice it can't be beat. I felt like it was reasonable priced, wasn't too crowded. We won't come often since it's over a hour away but def something I'll keep in mind for rainy days.

This children's museum was perfect for my 20 month old! The entire building is full of hands on…read moreplay, learning, and craft activities. The staff were all extremely friendly and engaging with the kids. I loved throughout our time they had "5 minute" programs, perfect for a quick learning opportunity and then back to play. Price was very reasonable, especially compared to other children's museums in the Indy area. I felt the interior was clean with a hand washing station available on the 2nd floor. I like that ticket sales are split between morning and afternoon to help with crowd management. Such a fun way to spend a day!