My toddler was in heaven at this place! It's $8 a person (12 months and older). They have a toddler…read morearea for 4 and under but every area has stuff for every age kid. The staff are nice and keep the areas clean. They do have a storytime but we opted out to get a little more time away from the other kids as it can get overwhelming. I would recommend this for younger age range as some of the older kids seemed to get bored at some of the areas

This place is perfect for kids! A well established gem in St. Joseph, Michigan. My 5 yr old son…read moreand husband go there when I need a need a "mom" break. Please keep this place open forever!!

This small, free art venue is worth checking out when in St Joseph if nothing else to see the…read moreincredible Dale Chihuly sculpture when you walk in! But there are also exhibits and a small gift shop as well. Friendly staff!

What's not to love about Krasl?  If you're the artsy type, you truly will enjoy every minute spent…read morehere.  Whether you come to an art class or to check an exhibition, you won't be disappointed you stopped.  I highly recommend checking out their website to check out when things are going on. I love coming here for the exhibitions because the range of art they bring here is very diverse.  As stated on their webpage "The Krasl Art Center offers historical, contemporary and thematic exhibitions that are thought provoking, relevant and relatable."  I feel there is no better way to discribe the exhibits so I had to use their own words.  I have been coming here since I was a kid with my parents.  One thing I remember them doing when I was younger was they had an exhibit for wax sculptures and it was then I knew I loved looking at art.  I was never good at art myself, as much as I tried to be, so for me coming here to stare at art was the next best thing. Also, don't miss the Krasl Art Fair on the bluff.  It's always a great event every year.

Located in downtown St. Joseph, the Heritage Museum is one place you may overlook but definitely…read moreshouldn't. As stated perfectly on their website "The Heritage Museum is our remembering place in St. Joseph, Michigan, housing our area's history, its artifacts and archival collections and a research library." You can rent the museum or come to one of their many events. They have events catered to kids and adults. I even got to bring my nephew for the Lego Carnival last year. It's a beautiful building and a great place for any event.

I used Heritage Museum & Cultural Center for my rehearsal dinner/welcome party for my wedding. It…read morewas absolutely perfect. Tammy was wonderful making sure everything was set up appropriately and we had live music and 8 long tables and 100 people, and there was still plenty of room for people to mingle and hang out. It is a great option for a classy looking venue right by the lake and downtown St. Joe's.

After Memorial Day the Lighthouse is open for tours (just $5/person). If you want a souvenir…read moreticket, just ask and they will stamp the date for you. Once inside, there is a museum with pictures and historical facts. A couple of souvenirs to purchase on the first floor. The volunteers - one to every floor had plenty of information about the lighthouse and St. Joseph. We were able to climb to top and walk on the outside. It was amazing - I loved it!

There are many lighthouses to see in Michigan and this was worth the stop. It is easy to access…read moreand there is plenty of parking . It is old, but well maintained. It was built in 1832! The surrounding beach is clean and well kept. Worth the stop.

I cannot stress this enough. AVOID this 'display' like the plague. We had the most UNCOMFORTABLE…read moreinteraction with the 'owner' Brad who spouted Biblical ramblings at us for at least 25 minutes while sitting in our vehicle before entering this not-worth-while exhibit. We were tongue-lashed with talk of sin and hell. Not a fan!

Art experience wrapped in time warp of items from another era. Brad is a creative with a keen sense…read moreof re use and re-purpose. The sheer volume of groovy should be reason enough to venture out of the confines of your car, and immerse yourself in something completely original. Or, if you're too scared, jaded or simply don't understand the unhinged nature of all things odd you could simple get a flavor of what it's like by pulling up along the side of the corner for a look-see.

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This is a nice small and free art gallery. They change the exhibits sometimes and have events…read morethere. The art on the outside of the building is nice too.

During our visit we learned about the Berrien Artist Guild . They purchased the . Paper Box…read more building and converted to an art facility. Membership to the Berrien Artist Guild is $35/year. One of the artists shared this history and much more with us. There are 3 floors to explore and during our visit, some of the artists were in their studios. There was a mixture of paintings, sculptures, pottery and mixed media. A great place to browse art.

This is a super charming new theater in Benton Harbor. The area doesn't have a ton of theater…read moreoptions so it a was great to have the opportunity to check it out. The first thing you notice is that they use the space very well. You walk into it and there's a refreshment area with a few options at very reasonable prices. After that there's some merchandise for sale as well. Once you go into the theater there's lots of available seating around. It's a black box style theater, with the audience pretty close to the stage, which is nice. The performance itself was top notch! Clybourne Park was funny & poignant, with a minimalist stage. The acting really brought all the characters to life. The theater seems to be doing a lot of great things for the community. They have a camp for kids in the summer and Paul, the stage director seems to have a promising vision for the future of the space. Can't wait to see what's in store for this theater in the years to come.

New wonderful venue in Benton Harbor and certainly has become a "regular" cultural spot for me and…read moremy friends and family. Have attended the first three of their plays this summer: Bridges of Madison County, No Exit and Clybourne Park. Each and every one was first rate and the audiences gave robust, well-deserved standing ovations. Cannot wait for the final show of the season - Urinetown opening August 22. Not on their mailing list? Add your name so you won't miss some first-rate entertainment!