Small museum, as you often find up north in small towns and Cable fits the bill. But some…read moreinteresting displays and info. Birchbark indian canoe hanging from the ceiling. Great old stove and a lot of old cooking tools, old irons, etc. i particularly enjoyed the info on the railroad. They took the tracks out in 1979 to make a bike path. Its pretty much one room. The building was a former potato warehouse. The docent that day, Carol, was friendly and helpful when we asked some questions. Lots of old pictures, which I enjoy. Free but accepts donations.

Cool studio and gallery space. Currently four artists share the space and invite another to…read moredisplay. The four have different styles so the experience is broader than one might expect. It's a great opportunity to see both finished work and works in progress, and talk with the artists.

Art Beat reflects the pulse of the flourishing art community in northern Wisconsin. I have…read morepurchased cobalt and copper raku, metal-work, detailed weavings, and exquisite wood boxes that hold my essential oils in addition to getting all of my framing done since 2002. Great selection of frames! Art Beat even represents an artist who does detailed embroidery with porcupine quills that requires a mag lamp---where will you NOT find that ANYWHERE! Totally cool.

It's very small! But has a lot inside! Very very kid friendly! So definitely bring them! Arts and…read morecrafts section and a play area! The store has a lot of cute kid stuff and books and stuffies etc

This museum is so well done. We went with a 3 year old who had a blast on the multiple slides,…read moreclimbing areas, looking at the wildlife and learning along the way. This was a nice surprise for the area and is very worth a visit!

Fun pics, art objects and prints, great smelling candles made in the Chequamegon-Nicolet somewhere…read more Old antique outboard motors. Very north woodsy stuff to hang on your walls. And the owner is a nice friendly woman. Right on the southern end of Main St, north of the old library.

We needed some damaged art fixed and framed and they did an amazing job transforming our art! We…read moreare so thankful. They are great about communication too!

Stars deducted for my own dislike of trains. I guess they are ok, but when they are rusting in a…read morefield useless but for bums and pigeons, who gives a crap. So they were the backbone of the country 100 years ago. So were horses before that. We joked partially about salvaging a few of these old beasts and insulating them and making a crazy modern house. Not so crazy an idea, as their website has some for sale. As for the history side of things? Not my bag. But it is here, and if you are here and you like trains, make a day of it! Go for a ride! Take a tour! Break out those overhauls! Live in the past!

We stumbled upon this Museum as we were making our way across Wisconsin. I love to photograph…read moretrains and take train rides. Unlike Zachary I like trains and found this place fascinating. I only had a little time to explore and what I did see I really like. They have a great collection of fixer up trains and I saw some that I had not seen before. If you have time and enjoy trains this is a must stop. When through this way again I will plan to have time for more sights and hopefully a train ride!

Great pottery and art studio owned by great people! The group pottery classes are an annual…read moretradition now because it's so fun! Mary Kay is an amazing teacher and helps everyone to create a design they'll be happy with. We had a group of 8 last weekend and were there for over 4 hours and had a blast the entire time. Honestly, there should be a party fee but you only pay for the pottery you make! I would say it's too good to be true but it's true!

I found lots of very interesting art pieces. The two owners are talented artists and create their…read moreown pottery and paintings right on the premises! The husband and wife team have over 40 years of experience each and produce very high end works. You've got to see it!

This was a really, really cool spot. Perlick has such a great vibe on the inside, with its unique…read moreshape and wood paneling. It was pretty quiet when we went, but we heard it gets pretty busy in the summertime. The waiters were so so nice and helpful. They helped suggest drinks and had us try some pretty unique and adventurous stuff that turned out to be great. I had a lavender, lemon, maple drink that was really good, followed by a caprese martini with sundried tomato vodka, balsamic vinegar, and salt and pepper which sounds horrible, but was honestly incredible!!! Really recommend this place and I hope to be back someday!

Every time I'm at Perlick, I'm too busy tasting their amazing drinks, completely forgetting to…read moreleave a review. This place is a true gem - amazing ambiance, creative and delicious cocktails, views to die for, and if you are lucky - great food trucks. We own an Airbnb lake home in the area and send all of our guests here.

Enjoying a wine slushie after taking in some of the stores in downtown Hayward? Yes please!…read more I was so excited to stop here last week. The sidewalk sign promising the slushies beckoned me in on the particularly warm summer day. And happily, the nice gentleman (I think the owner) was quick to bring the slushie after I ordered it. It was cool and refreshing, as you'd imagine, and fruity. Definitely hit the spot. I also got the Cider Hound Raspberry Rosé. I love that this is made locally, and raspberry and rosé seemed like such a great combination. It was very good as well -- tart and slightly sweet. My sister-in-last and her husband got the mead and cider flights. While wine seems to be Out of the Woods' forte, it was so fun to see ciders and meads on the menu. Plus you get an Out of the Woods wine glass to take home with you. The winery also has some light bites that I appreciate at a winery -- flatbread pizza and hot baguette with dips and butter. I admit that I didn't get to eat much of these because my five-month-old started crying and had to be comforted outside. But what I had was enjoyable. I also appreciated that the maybe owner was quick to bring me a water after watching me try to comfort my son in the summer heat. This laid back tasting room has bottles to buy and other fun. Definitely add this to your must-try list for Hayward.

Wonderful dog-friendly place no matter the season. Pups are welcome indoors…read more You choose a table then go up to the bar area to order. We had a Guinness and old fashioned, then they were out of Guinness, out of the second choice of Irish beer so hubby had to go with a third option. It was just the lack of beer that knocked it from five stars to four.