Highly recommend for date night. We went on an "open canvas" night and we were allowed to paint any…read moredesign they had hanging on the walls. I even brought in a picture off Pinterest and they were able to sketch something similar on my canvas for me to paint. The staff is super helpful and didn't rush us as all. They gave us tips every once in awhile and were always asking if we needed anything. You will be surprised at how well your painting turns out. Definitely bring a bottle of wine. And if you forget, they have a few selections of wine and beer as well.

I had a wonderful experience! You have canvas options, a variety of stock images, wine list and…read moregood music!!!! You can always freestyle lol. Helpful & encouraging staff assisting you with creating your masterpiece. Jacob was awesome!!!!! Will definately go back!!!!!

In the middle of rural Georgia stands a site dedicated to world peace and our future harmony…read morethrough appreciation of the arts. And we'll have St. EOM (née Eddie Martin) to thank, for it is he who received divine inspiration to build this site, Pasaquan over his former farm. It took him 25 years to do this. It will take you an hour's worth of touring to thank him for it. The grounds is a mixture of indoor and out, Buddhist and Christian symbology, iconic and abstract representation, primitive and futuristic, arts and crafts. What it is purely throughout is inspired. Georgia is very blessed to have two visionary sites (with the more well-known Paradise Gardens by the Reverend Howard Finster in Summerville), and these photos give an idea but are no substitute for being there. That said, it's only open for the first Saturday of the month from April to October, along with a 2-day festival on the first weekend in November, so plan accordingly. Also plan ahead for lunch and money for admittance/souvenirs/donations, because there's nothing anywhere around except for you, a beautiful, sacred site, and some very shaky cell phone signals.

Pros: Talented metal and wood work displayed throughout the compound…read more Cons: Limited hours. Artwork was overly phallic.

Outstanding place I knew timid not open to the public, but…read morewe are so glad we decided to join! Every time we go we feel at home with a great staff and wonderful food and amenities! Thank you green island for welcoming us to your family!

A very nice little part of history. Lots of Naval stuff from the civil war era. They have a ship…read morethat was pulled from the river that they are restoring. Amazing to see the size of this war ship from back then. Various other items steam engine parts, flags, swords, uniforms, tools, and so much more. Highly recommended that you stop by see a part of history.

THE NATIONAL CIVIL WAR NAVAL MUSEUM IS INTERESTING…read more================================================ My husband and I had some time while waiting for our son to get off work at Fort Benning, so we decided to visit this museum. This museum houses the CSS Jackson which is the largest surviving Confederate Warship. It also has the wreckage of the CSS Chattahoochee along with a replica of the USS Hartford. They also have a full scale replica of the USS Monitor's turret. These were ironclads that were steam-propelled warships protected by iron or steel armor plates. During the Civil War the Union commissioned 42 ironclads before May 1, 1985. The Confederates completed 24 ironclads. After the Civil War there was no need for ironclad vessels any longer.

Decided to go on a date night with my man. Bingo it was! We enjoy playing games and especially…read moreenjoy when we can potentially win a little and have a great time together. It was his first time playing and he enjoyed it. He actually won a game at 100 and split the winnings because there was two bingos. Place was a good size and plenty of seating. Seats do fill up pretty quickly so you should get there early enough to buy your cards and find a seat. They also have a concession stand and ask their items are very affordable. Check them out if you want to have a fun evening for a few hours!

Stopped in to get a picture framed. The service was great. She helped pick out a frame and didn't…read morerush us. Answered all questions I had and was very helpful. Will be back for future business.

Two Sisters Gallery is simply amazing! Where else can you shop and find unique jewelry, pottery,…read moreart and scarves that will make people think you've been shopping for weeks? Southern hospitality abounds in this quaint, fun shop!

We have attended several performances here. I'd like to rate it higher, but we seem to often get…read moresub-optimal seats. On our first visit, we got seats in the first or second row on the floor level. However, we were sort of staring up at the conductor and the first row of musicians and could not see further back. We attended a rehearsal of the orchestra and sat further back (again, floor level). This afforded a better view, at least. Recently, we opted for the balcony. The ticket seating chart did not make clear that there were actually 2 balconies! The first row of the upper balcony did not offer a great view (again) due to the railing. It may be better a couple of rows back. For our next visit we will try out the middle balcony. Acoustics were fine. Parking (for Saturday evenings) is free in a large deck directly across the street.

My wife and I went to see Jeff Foxworthy there recently and can't say enough great things about the…read moreentire experience . Foxworthy was outstanding as was the service and friendly , professional staff .I lost my phone while at the show and the staff recovered it and held it for me in lost and found . We were BEYOND impressed . Thank you to everyone involved . Note : The center and all the grounds were safe and spotless

Columbus Riverwalk is a pristine and beautiful park in the heart of downtown Columbus, Mississippi…read more I love going for walks/runs down the miles of trail that starts at the river and go into a serene woods setting. There's plenty of parking, a boat ramp, places to do some fishing, and picnic tables! It's also a very pet friendly park! The Riverwalk is also a fun place to host events, both for the city and privately. The new, state of the art bridge has a stage set up beneath it with lights and is the perfect place for a concert. The grass area in front of the stage is like an amphitheater of sorts, where people can bring their own chairs and enjoy the atmosphere. Lastly, there's a brand new foot bridge that takes you across main street and directly to Columbus' soccer fields and the Hitching Lot Farmer's Market on summery weekends!