A local frame shop run by the owner and her son. The owner herself knows a lot about framing and…read moreclearly guides the overall direction of the shop, but her son is the one that has really been impressive to me. I brought in many beloved sports memorabilia collections and he has framed every single one impeccably. He framed a Victor Cruz jersey, Super Bowl XXV card collection, two Super Bowl XLVI collections, and is currently working on a 2009 World Series collection for me. His prices are reasonable and he treats you like a good friend. I lived in Paducah for about a year and even after moving away to Nashville and now Houston, I still continue to use him for all my custom professional framing. Go visit Doug if you ever need a work of art from the frame game.

My grandparents live really close the the club. And I've been going to the club every time i visit…read moremy grandparents. They have great service, clean courses, nice people and a great pool. Sense everyone seems to know my grandpa I get to go into the bar. I'm 18.

So we came for a Jr. Pga event . Rented a cart to follow my jr golfer . Had to leave…read more for an hour to take my other jr to another lesson. We went into the pro shop and told the young guy, 'we will be back in an hour dont let anyone get our cart that we paid $20 to rent' ...... just to be safe we took the key out and left a note on the wheel 'do not move reserved' ......... Well we get back and boom carts gone snacks gone ...... young man in pro shop gone. No more carts so we dont get to watch our jr pga golfer. Asked for refund $ no dice . Then a geounds crew on a gator gets pissy with us bcz there is no parking so we are slowly looking for some, he mumbles something under his breath and shakes his head . This is no way to treat guests im glad im not a paying member here id be ashamed .

Such a beautiful stop at Purple Toad Winery! We had the…read moreunexpected opportunity to visit Purple Toad Winery during our travels through Kentucky, and the property is absolutely charming! The grounds are beautiful, quaint, and well-maintained, creating a relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for spending an afternoon with friends and family. The staff was very welcoming, and there were plenty of unique wine varieties to sample. And for FREE! Each person gets up 8 free tastings + 5 free whiskey, tasting If you're looking for a picturesque stop with a fun and laid-back Kentucky winery experience, it's definitely worth a visit. The setting is a 5-star experience--the wine itself was more hit-or-miss for us and didn't quite live up to the beauty of the property (whiskey was better! ) but still recommend visiting for the atmosphere alone. They also had free NA beverages for the kids, which is nice!

Beautiful winery with lots of outdoor sitting areas for friends to gather. 8 samplings for free…read morewith many more to try. Known for their sweet and fruity wines. They sell by the bottle for $16 and a glass to enjoy there is $5. Very affordable. Sweet, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Will ship free to my state (AL) for an order of $65 or more. Military discounts of 20%.

I was really excited to finally visit the Superman Museum in Metropolis, but the experience left me…read morefeeling pretty let down. In their defense, it was a Sunday afternoon and most things in town were closed -- which is understandable -- but the museum itself was open. I stepped into the gift shop first and immediately felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of Superman merchandise. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big Superman fan, but most of it felt like stuff I could easily find online. After wandering around the shop for a bit, I honestly lost interest and never even bought a ticket to see the actual museum exhibits. The town itself does have some nice touches -- there are several cool murals and statues scattered around, which were highlights. Unfortunately, the place felt like a bit of a ghost town that day, which made the whole experience fall flat. I'll probably give it another shot during their annual fair or on a weekday when more is open, but it'll be a while before I make the trip back. If you're a huge Superman fan, it might still be worth checking out, but manage your expectations -- especially if visiting on a Sunday afternoon. ----UPDATE---- After the staff reached out, I decided to bump up my review. Their passion for the museum really came through and I appreciated the response. As a huge Superman fan who grew up watching the original Christopher Reeve movies in theaters and collecting the classic TV shows, I expected something a little different. I'll definitely visit again on a weekday -- I'm sure the experience will be much better when I skip the gift shop and go straight into the museum. The gift shop was well stocked, but I personally wasn't looking to add more items to my collection. I mainly wanted to see old props, costumes, and classic collectible from the shows/movies and old toys.

Great place has the life and history of Superman and his friends like Batman and Wonder Woman…read morereally a must if you're in metropolis the service was good. They have a large selection of Superman and more. If you value superheroes this is the place to come..

This museum was absolutely magnificent. Paducah was a stop on our American Cruise Line…read moreMississippi River cruise and I wasn't sure what we were going to do here but after visiting multiple museums in the area, this was our last stop. I was absolutely mesmerized by all the beautiful quilts. There were a few featured artists and their work was absolutely amazing. They have everythng displayed so beautifully and because it was not too busy, there is a certain comfort level here. I saw incredible patterns, colors, stitching and in some cases, mixed media. I have never really paid much attention to this art form and found out just what I was missing. I have some pictures of the overall quilt then close up where you can see the incredible stitch-work. When you come, make sure you visit view the "wood quilt." I could not believe what I was looking at and they have a small sample that you can actually pick up and view. They explained that during their annual show / convention they have upwards of 30,000 people visiting this museum. Quite the feat in a town that has a population of 26,700+. Their gift shop / supply store also seemed pretty robust and I'm sure that many people get their hard-to-find supplies from here. I could not recommend this museum enough for a visit. I am confident that you too will walk out in awe of the amazing work here. KUDOs to the amazing team who curate, represent and volunteer their time at the The National Quilt Museum.

4* Quilt Museum Paducah KY…read moreNice statues in front Beautiful quilts of all styles, colors, and fabric Liked the Classic motifs

I've visited multiple historical sites similar to this mound site, across the country. Of all the…read moreexperiences this one stands out for a very specific reason. All the others are just the mounds with their accompanying history explained. This is the first one I've been to that goes above and beyond just seeing a grassy mound and actually has a fully excavated, and protected site within it. I find this fascinating. This type of historical location is only as exciting as the person visiting it wants to make it. Having this extra layer of dirt removed to actually see what's under one of these mounds is much more gratifying. In any event, I think it's important to take a moment and imagine life at the time the mound was created almost 1000 years ago and how different it is from what we experience today, standing in the same spot. This is an excellent site with great documentation and a very friendly and helpful staff. Definitely worth taking an hour out of your day if you're in the area to stop by and experience this place.

Stopped here on our way to explore Cairo staff was wonderful learned a lot about the mystery of the…read morearea

This is definitely a one-of-a-kind place. Every display throughout the property has a related pun,…read moreand the toys in his toy house are displayed in ways that make funny stories. Sadly a storm took out the electricity to the toy house and he isn't permitted to fix it because the electric is connected to the house and the town said he has to upgrade all the electric in the house, which he and his wife don't have the means for right now. When he had electricity a lot of the toys would move and contraptions on the property had lights and water on some of them. The toys stretch back to the 1940s. Definitely a trip down memory lane. The gentleman who owns it is very nice and came out to give us a tour and pointed out the many puns related to the displays. The little general store his grandparents ran back in the early half of the 1900s is still standing and full of interesting memorabilia and artifacts. It's donations only, no cost, but the man and his wife can use the help. If you're not a fan of weird junk art and old toys, you probably wouldn't like it. We spent about 45 minutes there.

Depends on your style and tastes because it definitely is a little eerie! If you like weird,…read morethough, it'll be a good place to visit. It will definitely be something we will always remember, but not one we necessarily recommend.

If you're a fan of historic homes, this is well worth a visit. It has been beautifully redone and…read morefeatures many musical touches. Call for hours.