We arrived on a cold and dreary day toward the end of their season. Very few customers that day so…read morewe got prime parking. Upon entering the barn style store, we noticed very quickly how the inside was clean and staff were friendly. We got a few things to try at home like the fudge and doughnuts. We also got some food: BLT, burger, chips, drinks, etc. There are a lot of places to take beautiful fall photos. We were 3 adults and a toddler, thankfully we paid a reduced price to enter the activity area because only the toddler did anything & it was too cold / wet to do most of the activities. She loved the petting zoo area & had a blast in the corn pit. I recommend going even on a day the sun doesn't shine. Be sure to wear boots.

What a beautiful and fun place to visit. The space is originally a tobacco farm repurposed to an…read moreorchard and family-friendly adventure. There are a ton of activities for kids and families; zip lining, big slides, party areas, giant corn hole, and much more. The space is just peaceful and relaxing. They have a market and food. The cider bar is in full swing end of summer to winter. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. You can also bring leashed dogs.

United Talent Programs have been an incredible experience for my daughter! The instructors strike…read morethe perfect balance between challenging her and keeping dance fun and engaging. It's clear they are passionate about developing both technique and a love for the art. The communication from the program dirextor is top-notch. Whether it's details about competitive dance opportunities or recital information, families are always kept in the loop, which makes everything run smoothly. The ballet program is especially high quality. The attention to detail and dedication to classical training have helped so many dancers. They put on beautiful performance. Sometimes you truly forget these are kids and not professionals They're that good! Musical theater has also offered some great opportunities for her to share her musical talents. The program director does a great job engaging the kids and always works to create great shows. If you're looking for a program that offers strong technical training, a supportive environment, and a commitment to clear communication, United Talent is the place to be! Highly recommend!

My granddaughter did her 1st year & Sunday they had a recital for all ages…read more I went in very skeptical and was really impressed with the talent & how well everything was choreographed. It moved very fast & was impressive. There was no photography allowed & you were giving the opportunity to buy a $75 video......

Short lines, friendly staff, clean bathrooms and good movies with all the trimmings popcorn candy…read morerefreshments

I used to love this place. Since the "renovations" the food is not great: super stale bag of nacho…read morechips, no boat, just tiny bin for nacho cheese the chips don't even fit in to dip in, soda was not good either. The theater rooms don't look renovated at all. The screen we were watching kept strobing dark and light throughout the entire movie. It's a quick trip if I don't want to leave Georgetown - but probably will go to Lexington to get better quality snacks, chairs, and screens for the money.

Wow!!! What an extraordinary gallery and frame shop. They offer a well curated selection of art and…read morea wide array of limited edition prints - a true treasure. I have purchased from them and had items framed and am always thrilled with everything. It is a true pleasure to walk in and see what they currently have on view. If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to speak with the owner, John Hockensmith - it is well worth your time, as he also is an authority on Henry Faulkner Highly recommend

From the owner: Fine Art Editions Gallery and Press is located in the heart of historic Georgetown, Kentucky at 146…read moreEast Main Street. We specialize in equine art and the work of local artists. We also offer art printing services and custom framing.

The Equine Art Auction is a lovely afternoon event. While the catalog is limited, there are…read moretreasures to be found for the average collector. Grab a paddle and bid. There was a very nice bounty of charcuterie with little dessert gems and an open bar. Today the event made a gray day brighter. 71

Great service and location. We were seated promptly and then greeted quickly by our server. Great…read moremenu options. Steak and sides were cooked to perfection. Highly recommend

The beautiful Darby Dan Farm embodies the tradition of thoroughbred breeding since 1935. Rolling…read moregreen hills with paddocks lined by white fences are a picture, so much so that the farm was used in the movie "Secretariat". Still in the hands of the family, it upholds the generational belief in the horse as a thing of value 56

If you ever get the chance, this is a beautiful place to see! Ryan gave us a great tour, took time…read moreto answer all our questions, and introduced us to Shackleford. Beautiful grounds, beautiful horses!!

This is the first Horse Show I ever attended, despite having lived in Kentucky for quite a few…read moreyears. The Canadian Pacific National Horse Show was held for almost a week and we attended the Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Competition on Saturday evening. 40 beautiful, trained horses and their expert riders participated and it was a joy to watch them in action. At the end of the night, the $250,000 winner was Denis Lynch who rode RMF Echo. The course itself was designed splendidly. There were 15 hurdles if I remember correctly. The ground crew were quick in action. They had to rearrange the field twice - once for the Jump Off and again for the Presentation Ceremony and they did it in minutes. There were a few booths too but we did not have time to visit them. The trophy was simply beautiful! (Also, a cool thing! Got to listen to the Irish National Anthem as the winner, Denis Lynch, is from Ireland.) I was not even aware of such an event taking place until I got an email from Heather, the Lexington Yelp Ambassador. I signed up immediately and it was a wonderful experience. Will definitely be back to attend it next year.

Once again, I was excited to attend the CP National Horse Show at the Kentucky Horse Park last…read moreweekend. I love this show, especially getting to watch some of the world's top riders compete during the week on horses that are at various levels of training. The FEI World Cup on Saturday night is always a thrilling pinnacle to this event, and I hold my breath and cram my heels down at every jump (it's a riding thing). I won't rehash my previous review, but I will list my suggestions to the organizers of this event if they would like to improve the experience for attendees. 1. This event happens in various locations around the Kentucky Horse Park, but I did not find a comprehensive schedule with the locations of the class competitions anywhere - either in the program or on your website. This might be the reason that the arena set-up for Saturday night was so well attended...many people, including me, thought we would be seeing the class that started at 5:30pm. Not only was there no competition happening, but the girls who sold tickets at the front of the arena had no idea where the competition WAS happening...and this just isn't ok. 2. If you want non-competitors to come to this event, you need to do a little bit of education about what we are seeing. I refer you to the Kentucky Three-Day Event programs, in which they provide an excellent tutorial for people who have varying degrees of familiarity with horses and horse events. I would like to know how high the jumps are at the FEI World Cup. I would like to see a video of the winning round from the previous year. I would like to know why there is a crowd of folks walking strangely from jump to jump before the competition began. I would like to know why some of the horses were wearing red ribbons in their tails. Do I personally know the answers to these questions? You bet I do, but NOBODY around me did and EVERYONE was asking the same questions, so why not put these answers in your program? 3. I know that the Saturday night event is prestigious and awesome and is a blockbuster event. That being said, it is not the ONLY top-tier equine event happening on Saturday night, and very many people in Lexington (especially) know what and where the OTHER event is happening. I am talking about the Breeders Cup Classic. The race was scheduled to go off at 8:35PM EST, and what was happening at the Alltech Arena at that time? The arena was being set up for the jump-off (add this term to the list of things people were asking about). There were at least four overhead screens in that arena, and none of them were showing the race. I heard the race was being shown in the "Clubhouse" but why not put it on the arena screens so EVERYONE could enjoy it? I, like many people, was trying to stream the race live on my phone, without success due to the number of people trying to stream the race on their phones. It's a small thing, but it would make a big difference to your audience. I'm glad this event is held in Lexington, and I look forward to attending next year. The photos I have included were taken by my good friend Laura Palazzolo at Bluegrass Equine Photography. I have never quite mastered the art of taking a non-blurry picture of a horse in motion, but Laura is a true artist!