Nice to see family friendly movies here in Murray again…read more It's been a long time since Hollywood produced wholesome / family oriented films. Thank You Cheri Theater.

Always clean and comfortable. Staff is friendly and helpful. Snack bar is top notch. Great place to…read morekick back and enjoy a good movie.

Great staff! Pet friendly! Had a great time, would recommend as a must visit to anyone who is in…read morethe area

Very neat. My son and his cousin loved it. It was also informative and also it was fun.read more

Man at the booth was very rude to me and my family for no reason and the rest of the staff wasn't…read moreany better. He wouldn't honor the information on his website and when we confronted him he was very rude and when we left one of the employees flipped us off.

The perfect little hometown theater. Excellent value, current movies, as well as older movies when…read moreJoe puts on an event. I love coming here, love the atmosphere. Joe works hard to keep it relevant and appeal to a community that's diverse in all ages and backgrounds. Family friendly, action, drama, horror- if he can get it, he shows it! Popcorn is A+, and I love that I can buy a box of buncha crunch chocolate candy. Anytime there's a movie I want to see, I'll come here each time, no further travel is necessary! The sound and screen quality is as amazing as a larger theater. Seats are great, tons of leg room, happy smiling service each time I buy a ticket! I've never left disappointed.

This is an experience kind of place. The owner and artist is very unique and interesting. If you…read moreappreciate story telling, he's one of the best I've encountered. His artwork is fascinating. A must stop on the Tennessee/Kentucky border.

Unless you have an appreciation for the arts, art galleries are generally boring, especially for…read moreyoung kids. The Hazel Folk Art Gallery breaks this trend! It is very enjoyable and whether it is your first time or your 100th time visiting the Hazel Folk Art Gallery you will find yourself spending hours listening to the hilarious and sometimes incredible folk tales of Glenn Earl Newman! He grew up in the Louisiana bayou, in Cajun country, and his tales reveal the countless adventures he had with his best friends, his family, and the numerous "swamp critters" that will have you bent over laughing! Like any great folk artist, Glenn is able to bring to life each of his drawings for a truly memorable experience. He is also very fond of the military. Loves to hear a story or two and to tell one of his own. His own son served in the Army as a Green Beret before passing in 2003. He has over 1500 pieces of art that are all hand drawn. He also has other work ranging from murals, gourd art, and whittles. His gallery also has pieces from other artist as well-(clay pots, portraits, wire art, etc). The garage-turned-art gallery is a tight fit and not large enough to display all of his art. Depending on the weather, it can be hot/cold inside. Also there is a lot of tidbits that he sells as well such as books, jewelry, glassware. Be sure to sign in on his guest book when you first walk in. It's fascinating to know people from all over the world has seen his gallery; Australia, Hungary, Germany, Canada, India, brazil, are just a few that popped out when I scanned the guest book. Lastly, don't be shy to take pictures, ask questions or tell stories of your own! If you have kids they will really enjoy his Folk Tales and will brag to their friends about the swamp critter gang in their low rider Cadillac or the fearsome half goat half alligator Mutantgator! Regardless of the tale, you will be glad you stopped by the Hazel Folk Art Gallery!

Pizza's on point the crust is light and crispy. French fries are nice and crispy wings a little…read moresalty pepperoni a little salty burgers juicy grape flavor we will be coming back and then I mentioned the service is outstanding.!!

Fantastic local burger place…read more Friendly service and delicious smash burgers. My wife ordered the fries and I ordered the onion rings. Onion rings were very good and even though the fries were advertised as crinkle cut, they weren't. They were fine but nothing special. I also ordered a small thin crust pepperoni pizza. It was really good but not as crisp as I like. However, with the amount of cheese, it was delicious. The only knock on our experience was the temperature in the building. It was freezing, probably in the low 60's. I understand they just opened at 4 on a Friday but man was it cold which of course that caused the fries to become cold pretty quickly. Other than that, if you're in the area and want a good burger we recommend.

Around mid-June, my wife and I were in the Paducah, KY area on the way to visit some friends. We…read morehad time to kill, so we Googled if there were any local wineries. The one we decided to check out was Poca Terra Winery. Once you leave Paducah proper heading out to the rural areas the roads very much start to narrow and winding, our ride to Poca Terra being no exception. Once we found the winery the countryside was well worth the trip. Poca Terra is a small winery on what may have been a farm at one time. There is a small vineyard next to the main house. In the back of the property, there is a barn-type structure that the owners are converting into a tasting building. For the present, the couple who own the winery does their tastings on an outside porch at the main house. We were the only ones there so we were able to spend time with the owners tasting and discussing their wines and how they came about becoming winemakers. They inherited some antique but functional winemaking equipment passed on down the years from his grandfather who used to make his wines. The equipment originally came from Italy and supplements their more modern equipment. I have to say, even though they may be a smaller winery, their estate bottle dry wines were excellent. My wife and I bought all five of their dry wines. One was a rather unique rose aged in oak. They also bottle sweet and semi-sweet wines. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with John and Karen, the owners, and their wines. We will come back and I would encourage you if you are in the area to pay a visit.

We showed up tonight for their music event and stood in line about a bottle wine and sat down in…read morethe rain came along, which we are not upset about cause the rain is what it is but what we are not happy about is you charge is five dollars for a corkage fee to take that bottle from your table down to the table we had in your yard. I don't understand why you would charge us extra five dollars to take the cork out of the bottle for us. Are we supposed to carry a wine cork so we don't have to pay for that??? unless it's required by law which I don't believe it is a little ridiculous