This is THE PLACE to get pumpkins! There are a large variety of pumpkins to choose from and…read moreeverything is decently priced. We purchased four pretty large pumpkins for $30 and two mum flowers for $30. We were able to take some photos with our daughter while we looked around. But what stands out at this place is the staff. They were so helpful and nice. The friendliness of the staff and the experience has guaranteed this farm to be our yearly farm to go to. I would highly recommend!! 10/10

Fun place for the family and their season pass is great if you live close enough to come more than…read moreonce. My only qualms are that there isn't more vendors & food trucks and nightlife activities.

Artists Barrel is a unique and cool hand crafted Barrel and decor shop in the historic downtown…read morebardstown shopping district. The store is rather large and has several artists Whose woodwork and other crafts is featured in the store and sold for them. They have all kinds of cool and unique items in this store that vary in price depending on the artist. Some are rather high and others are fair priced. I personally walked away with two items form two different artists on my trip here. I purchased a university of louisville license plate decoration for my self and Burbon Barrel university of Kentucky coat rack for my brothers Christmas present. Overall I really enjoyed This shop. Was a fun browse and the lady working was very friendly and personable. They have lots of cool Bourbon Barrel decor and lots of cool university of Kentucky and Lousiville decor as well for the local college sports fans.

While I was at the Blind Pig, buying bottles of whiskey, my lady was at the Artists Barrel, looking…read morefor knickknacks to bring home from our Kentucky excursion. I was impressed with their layout and various items that I returned the next day to buy some souvenirs to give my family. Artists Barrel is easily located on North 3rd Street, just a couple of storefronts north of East Flaget Sreet. With parking plentiful and short walking distance from all points downtown -- bars, restaurants, and all, you can come to Artists Barrel for various odds and ends-type of purchases. In my visit to the Artists Barrel, I bought Kentucky hats for my Dad and Stepmother, a Kentucky hanging ornament and a bourbon scented candle for my Mom, and a pair of bourbon boxers for my Aunt. It was quite a joyous morning considering I was hoping to do all of my souvenir shopping at one spot and did so at Artists Barrel successfully. Overall, Artists Barrel had everything for what I was seeking during my trip to Bardstown.

We wandered in here on a Friday night and we're pleasantly surprised to find a string quartet…read more There are so many amazing art pieces on display. We found something we loved and were excited to take it home with us. Would highly recommend stopping in.

I really like the Art Gallery on the Square. I usually go there at least once a year when I am in…read morethe area to by some pottery. It's a little on the pricy side but it supports local artists.

My Dad,who is 83 with cerebral palsy, try and go ever Sun and Tues at Minimum for Joshuas Friends,…read morean organization that helps families with special needs. They even have their own community baseball team The Blaze! Anyhow, Southland Bingo Hall also provides funds for other organizations like Forever Homes for Paws, North Hardin High School, John Hardin Band Boosters and Hardin County Pet Protection. They have a 7:30 session every night, midnight sessions on Fri and Sat, and even a Sunday afternoon session at 2:30. Doors open two hours prior for pull tabs. It is a nice friendly environment and they even have electric pull tabs (similar to a slot machine with bonuses) now in the new building! The staff always greets us by name. They really treat you like family. My Dad and I loves it there. It is definitely our Bingo Hall of choice .

WARNING!! DO NOT USE SOUTH PARK COUNTRY CLUB!! They took our money months ago, made an agreement…read morefor food, and rooms with decor for Kaelis wedding reception. Did not communicate any further unless we initiated. Then they said the manager changed, 30 days before wedding... and she started changing the agreement and the prices! Told us we had to immidiately pay an additional $500.00 on top of the thousand already placed. In the last week upped the price again of adding a room which was already agreed upon in the beginning. Kaeli and Gary went to haveva meeting there with them this morning...outcome: we cannot have it there AND they will not give us our deposit!! I am more than furious. BBB will be contacted. Do Not do business here!!! Spread the word!

This is a beautiful course! While it's located in Fairdale, this is a hidden gem for golfers…read more There's a very large lake with multiple ponds on the course, while the water isn't in play throughout 18, it does provide for some scenic views. The pro shop was clean, organized, and merchandised some of the hottest equipment out on the market. The course itself is immaculate. For an hidden gem, the greens were luxuriously green, fairways were Supreme, and the layout is a beautiful blend of dog leg lefts & rights. On top of a prestige golf course, the restaurant has a full bar and diverse menu. Their plates here are huge!! This is a must try for the everyday golfer, scratch, amateurs, or even for casual business functions.

Bingo is so much cheaper than the casino and lasts much longer. This fundraising system for…read morecharities is always a blast. The building is well kept and the crew is always cheerful. Always a fun time.

Fix your number bulbs! You have 5 boards and all of them have at least 2 bulbs out. It would make…read morethis old woman happy.

My youngest son who is thirteenth years old has been collecting pokemon cards since he was in 4th…read moregrade, the first time we come in the store very easy conversation and a helpful staff had an awesome time even though we were there only in there for twenty minutes, before we left he had said that he was going to bring in his collection of Pokemon cards the next time, the staff said they would be more then happy to check it out. Today about a week later we show up with his collection and we set there for 45 mins to an hour with one of the employees trading conversations about what he had and what his plan was with his collection to carryout until later years throughout his life, now myself I know the basics of the game I've played a couple of times with him, he gets a laugh out of it he doesn't get aggervated is very helpful on the game. Thank you guys so much....

didn't have a welcoming experience. rude cashier who was super disrespectful. need to hire someone…read morenew

We were in Kentucky for a quick road trip and decided to stop at the Kentucky Railway Museum as a…read moreway to beat the heat. Located in New Haven, the old station houses both a gift shop and small museum. Many of the artifacts are from the old L&N line that made stops here. The museum also has a large model railroad but was slightly disappointed by the fact only one train was running in it. They also offer train rides, depending on the day and time of week. We were lucky enough that on this particular Tuesday they were operating. We took a hour long ride, heading south to Gethsemane and back again. The ride was smooth and cool but was generally very slow. We never felt the full power of the engine move us down to the track as we were hoping too. It's a nice ride but possibly not as exciting if you are a true train enthusiast.

We joined the grandkids for The Santa Express. Perhaps our expectations were out of line. We had…read morehoped for a Christmas decorated train chugging through some nifty Christmas lights. The exterior of the train was old, faded paint. The interior had a strand of lights extending the length of each car. And the luggage racks had lots of wrapped boxes. There was no one to lead Christmas carols. No one to give us any history of the woods & fields we chugged through. (one "conductor" told us there was a field where a decisive civil was battle took place). Late on the ride back, Frosty, Santa & Mrs Claus walked the aisles. Some Elves gave the kids a commemorative button. I saw folks dozing off. We were all ready for the ride to end. And we were pleasantly surprised to arrive to "snow". I think the Santa Express has a lot of room to grow. One other thing, don't expect to post much. Cell signal was non-existent.