A fun stop if you are a fan of Judy Garland. Her childhood home was really beautiful and fun to…read morewalk through. The museum itself has a ton of information about Judy Garland and the carriage from the Wizard of Oz was so cool to see in person! There is a gift shop and children's discovery center attached.

Somewhere over the Rainbow . . What a treat to tour the artifacts and photos and memorabilia from…read morethe life of Judy Garland, who lived till four years old in Grand Rapids MN. It was emotionally rewarding to get a glimpse of her amazing talent, yet sensing the tragedy and sadness for many of her years. Five husbands and addictions and early mistreatment by the movie studios tell the story of her short life. I recommend a visit or many visits, as the praises and new items continue to be donated. Well done!

I'm not a big gambler so I wasn't sure what to expect…read more A small but very nice Casio up in Deer River MN. There were quite a few people for a Monday afternoon but still plenty of slots available. I was pleasantly surprised at how clean and well run the place was. With quite a few employees to help you play the games. A rather small eating and bar area but lots of TVs to catch all your favorite teams. I didn't take a lot of pics because I thought they might frown on that and I didn't want to get thrown out of my first casino in many many years! Lol But all in all a very pleasant experience, especially since I won 150.00 dollars.

We stop here often during fishing months. I've noticed how…read moremuch the cleaning crew has stepped up. I had to stop Tracy the other day to let her know her hard work is not going unnoticed. Sometimes I think people forget that Covid is still among us and really any sickness for that matter, so thank you for keeping it clean and safe as possible, it's very refreshing.

im 14 and this place is peak.it has alot of cool stuff to mess around with.i hate the charector…read morelimit on yelp

I can't believe this has not yet been reviewed. What a small-town delight! Don't let the outside…read morefool you, it looks small, but man have they packed a ton inside. From a maze, water feature, vet office, music room, stage complete with tons of dress-up outfits, a dock, boat, fish and poles, a tree house, a talking tree etc. etc.... there really is a lot to do here. You can tell there is a lot of local effort/ideas/builders involved here. What a treasure for this community.

This is a fantastic arena, one of the finest in Minnesota. It has three (3) sheets of ice; the main…read moreevent is a spectacular classic arena, one newer rink in a rectangular addition, and a covered outdoor ice sheet. IRA is the Itasca Recreation Association, a civic group started many years ago to build an arena to support youth hockey. The locals have done a great job! You are greeted with boozhoo, a welcome greeting in Ojibwe and enter a large common area with access to both rinks, bench and booth seating, banners of local hockey heros and concessions. The main arena is a gem. Wooden beams, championship banners, seating on four sides with one end viewing from heated second floor lobby and large posters of local kids who played college, NHL and Olympic hockey. If this rink does not impress you, nothing much will. Rink two is a standard second rink in a rectangle building likely also used for non-hockey events, trade shows and conferences. It's heated for fans and has much smaller bleachers than rink one. Rink three is the covered outside rink. This is a real beauty. Stands, fresh air, wind and sunshine, access to indoor arena, lockers and other arena amenities. I wish MN had more of this covered yet open ice. For the hockey fan, this building is packed with trophies, some really old, and also a lot of great history. Not just the posters of NHLers from GR, but history of the arena, and those who built this monument to youth activities.

This gallery has something for everyone!! i bought gifts for parents, husband and best friend there…read morethis past holiday season. All very different and unique. LOVE the local artists featured in this shop. Add in the great advice and free gift wrapping, why go anywhere else!! I have also had several personal pieces of collectible prints and personal photos framed and restored there, all done professionally and on a timely basis. Linda gives great advice and options!!

Great place to learn a lot about forestry in Minnesota! Has living history demos of sawing and log…read morerolling. Knowledgeable employees on site to talk about how the loggers operated and lived, cooked, etc. Operating kitchen and even cookies the day we visited! Draft horses snd a wagon that brought us back to visitor center from the logging camp (not a far walk, but a decline to get there, slight incline on way back,. We could have walked back but the ride and offer were there! Thanks to Chuck and Chad, the brother horses, and to their drivers!! We didn't get their names!

This is a small town standby. They have a beautiful building and the older ones are well kept…read more Lots of activities year round here and interesting exhibits inside and out. Attended the critter day which was filled with lots of interesting live animals, presentations, and wings, talons and furs to touch. Very hand's-on. We have also gone in the winter for sleigh rides, also very cool.

Beautiful work. Helpful suggestions. Breathed new life in to a very old painting making it look…read morejust stunning.

If you need a piece of art or poster framed, this is the place to go. I live in the Twin Cities,…read morehave a cabin and family in and around Grand Rapids area. This is the perfect place to get something for anyplace you call "Home". Eric and his crew ship too. The work is better than other shops in the Minneapolis area, and is competitively priced. I'm getting more from Frame Up.