Great for all ages! had just as much fun with my actual family as well as my friends. would…read morerecommend to anyone in need of plans for the holidays

Why has this wonderful Christmas event not been reviewed more?! The Festival of Trees is a huge…read moreevent during the holidays in the Quad Cities area. I've been twice now with my grandmother and we both thoroughly enjoy it. Local ' friendly competition' where people create a Christmas tree with a theme usually and then they are bid upon or up for raffle (not too clear on this part as we've never done it). Gosh there must have been 30+ elaborately decorates trees, an entire gingerbread village, about two rows of fireplace settings, door wreaths, local art work, mini trees, and even a talking bear! Best times to go are of course weekdays during the day. I read afternoon is best as the school kids field trips will be there in the morning. We went the Tuesday before thanksgiving and it was moderately crowded, I assume because the short week. $10 for adults $6 for seniors

So many food trucks to choose from and they all smell terrific! Prices are reasonable. Also so much…read morefresh veggies, beautiful plants and fun locally made crafts. Service of vendors vary with most being above average. Loved the market it's a must visit!

There are some unique gems like hand crafted candles, some baked goods and some "trinkets" that…read morelook really cool, just not something I need. There was a gentleman performing solo music that was fun to sit and listen. Front Street brewing has a stand here - and each of the two times I've purchased a beverage (different trips), I have had a less than enjoyable interface with the team staffing the cart. Turns me off to FSB to be honest. The produce is over priced for the most part but I do enjoy fresh and tasty tomatoes as well as sweet corn. To me the pricing would be ok if it was for organic produce. But we all know this is sprayed and probably GMO. That said, it makes for a fun few hours. Park area for the kids to enjoy, as well as a petting zoo.

For the last 7 years locals keep mentioning the need for shade and coverage at this park along the…read moreMississippi. The need for more trees & canopy. Note you're not allowed to bring in your umbrellas, at this park or chairs... yet theirs are down on the edge of the park... and you cannot raise them... picnic areas in full sun. Note they don't allow you to change seats. Empty seats in shade they refuse to give elders while on location. They have umbrellas and they're all completely down and they refuse to let people open them.. I don't know if they're trying to force people to stay in the stadium or if they just refuse to give the people what they ask for. I would be worrying more about your community than funds you can make on concession. Great field not the place to take elders. Just two weeks ago a woman I knew and cared for was refused shade on location, she fell down the stadium steps at a game due to heat exhaustion. You need to do something about this. They also do not accept cash for parking or indoors at concession stands. This used to be one of my favorite stadiums... truly disappointed.

First time watching this team play. We arrived early to get the Arconic River Bandits bucket hat…read more The owner of the team even greeted us as we walked up the steps. This is a high single A Kansas City Royals baseball team. Their ball park Modern Woodmen field is so cool as its on the Mississippi River Bank nestled between a cool bridge on one side and a Ferris wheel on the other. Review 93 in 2023.

Very family oriented. Great place to take young children or grandchildren. Easy to find and plenty…read moreof parking.

So much for kids to see, touch and interact with! Our family spend over 3 hours during our road…read moretrip exploring this amazing space. Our kids age range from 1-7 and everybody was engaged and having so much fun!

Not a fair review because we came too early in the season. Two of the ponds are empty and there are…read moremany dead plants but I can see the potential! I took pics of some flowers and interesting sections. Enjoy.

This is a sweet community oasis with small indoor and outdoor gardens, a children's area (open but…read morestill in development...it'll be awesome when plants are in bloom and waterways are working), a tiny train garden, greenhouse with succulents, and neat gift shop. There's an admissions fee for non-members ($9 per adult with some discounted rates). Worth a visit if in the area and needing some peaceful green space!

As new members, we decided to try the Father's Day brunch, and it exceeded every expectation. It…read morewas easily one of the best brunch experiences we've ever had. The food was outstanding: from the perfectly prepared New York strip to the delicious Eggs Benedict and everything in between. What really stood out was the exceptional service. The pool staff is incredibly attentive, and there was never a moment when we had to search for assistance. The fitness center is also top-notch and clearly well maintained. We're excited to be members and look forward to enjoying many more events, dinners, and experiences here in the future.

The Outing Club is a 120-year-old member owned private club. Referred to as the 'grande dame' of…read moreclubs in the Quad City area, the Club hosts a variety of gatherings and is an ideal place for numerous occasions. The chef has continued to introduce new and interesting ingredients - some from their on-site garden - creating a "farm-to-fork" experience when possible. In addition to the clubhouse, club facilities include a zero-entry swimming pool (constructed in 1997) with an expansion to the lap pool (construction 2011-12), two lighted tennis courts, the north dining patio, a scenic front lawn, various food venues, and a four lane automatic bowling alley. A good place to check out if you are thinking of joining a club in the QC.

The Beaux Art Fair comes around 2 times a year (this year is is May 9th, 10am - 5pm & May 10th,…read more10am - 4pm and Sept 12th, 10am - 5pm & Sept 13th, 10am - 4pm). Located in downtown Davenport right by the Figge Art Museum. They have streets filled with booths that have goods made by local artists. You can find everything from photos, jewelry, home decor, furniture and garden decor. The items are so unique (a little pricey, but that's normal). We have fun just walking around and looking! They also have some food stands (my favorite is the kettle corn, nothing compares to the real stuff from the kettle!). Admission is free, and you can find free street parking on the nearby streets. A fun family activity for spring and fall weekends!

We rented Studio D3 for my bachelorette party and it was great! It was fun for everyone in our…read moreparty from an 18 year old to an 80 year old. They did a great job at explaining each of the steps to us so everyone's projects turned out perfect. You do everything from distressing the board, staining, applying the stencil and painting! The only issue we had was the scheduling beforehand. We didnt know each person had to register by a certain date for their projects and our reservation time was off by 30 minutes. But it all worked out and everyone loves their new decor!