A small, quaint, but good museum to visit. Admission is only $8 but for students it is $4! They…read morehave a 10 minute video presentation on the history of logging in the area, and a small display. Outside the museum is where you get the best part of the tour- you get to go into 4 cabins, each differently depicting life during logging times. Overall, worth the price and very informative. PS- it's great for kids as well, there's a whole area for kids games featuring Paul Bunyan!

We needed a detour on our trip up to the Twin Cities so we saw this on line and stopped. Not a bad…read morelittle museum - pretty educational on the history of logging in the area. A short video is also good. The outdoor displays were also interesting and the staff was very helpful. Picnic tables are available.

What a surprisingly nice small museum. We had a free afternoon so we checked out this place. The…read morebonus was our free admission with the NARM program. The woman at the front desk could not have been more friendly and helpful. There are many exhibits on local history, geography, culture, and industry that pack this museum. I really enjoyed the extensive displays around farming. They also had a traveling show on super hero which was OK. I could have spent more time given everything you could study. Definitely worth an hour or two of your time.

The Chippewa Valley Museum is a good place to spend an hour to get a sense for local history. It…read morestarts with the arrival of the Frenchman; continues through the logging heyday; moves to the peak days of small town factories; then into the present. There are things to read; artifacts to see; and a couple play areas for kids. Works for all ages. Takes about an hour to get through - unless you read everything. At the end, there's an ice cream parlor - for a nice treat. I found it an interesting lesson on how the locals adapted to changing conditions (forests, lumber, factories, modern times) to keep Eau Claire from becoming a ghost town.

This place always is our go-to stop when going east of twin cities. It has a little for everyone…read morefrom toddler space to indoor playground upstairs. The water table is favorite of both our kids. I had to get a stuffed penguin in construction outfit when I saw the promotion.

This is the first children's museum I've been to that I've actually liked! We went on a Friday…read moreafternoon for something to do to avoid air quality warnings and I'm so glad we went. There were so many different activities and sections that I've never seen in play places before, like the car repair shop. Since it's so large, it also didn't feel like it was too crowded and overstimulation wasn't a problem. The water area was the favorite with testing out the water that launched the balls through tunes and mazes and even getting some to spin on water. The brain cave was also pretty cool with its colors. We also appreciated a separate toddler area that had the tree you could put leaves in and they shoot out the top. This kept us occupied for a long while. It's a little expensive for a family if you're not a member, but it was well worth it for us to break up a road trip and get some energy out. I highly recommend if you're in the area!

Great service and exceptional work. The amount we paid for a custom frame job was less than was…read morequoted to us by a big box chain with a 50% off coupon!

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First time here to see Stomp and this venue was very nice and spacious. We had seating in the upper…read morebalcony of the facility and thought it was perfect view. I was very impressed how comfortable and roomy the seats were; it's not all the time you come across that. We opted for free street parking, but noticed some paid lots and valet service for an additional charge. If another show or concert is here, One thing, just be sure to allow yourself sometime to get a beverage and/or a snack, we tried and the line was moving at snails pace, so we passed on it. I was a bit disappointed because I dislike being without water and goshhhh, I was dry during the show, couldn't wait for a nice big gulp of water. I'd be happy to return to The Pablo Center At The Confluence. The few encounters we had with staff were friendly and pleasant.

This is a lovely venue to see any kind of show in. They have plays, concerts, dance and even…read moremovies. I most recently went to the sing-a-long version of Wicked. It was a lot if fun and the sound and screen quality were excellent. As it is downtown, you'll need to park and walk a bit, but we found it easy.

This is a great library! Bright and open. Lots of books and activities. Lots of employees to…read moreassist. Safe and inviting. Parking is the biggest challenge.

Awesome place to browse books and make copies of paperwork! The atmosphere is very serene... like a…read morelibrary

$8 tacos! Bloody was good. View was great. Cheap drinks and cheap food. 3 fully loaded full size…read moretacos with chips and salsa for that price. Yes Yes

Brought my children here for the Friday fish fry, I haven't been here in years but they talked…read moreabout it on the radio and brought back some memories from my childhood coming with my parents and grandparents. I looked up the times online all I could find was from 4p-6p so we arrived around 430p, needless to say it has now been 2hrs and we still are yet to be served. I'm starting to think this may be why I haven't been here in years. I have respect for my elders but this is just darn right rude. Laterally we were the second people here and the absolute last ones she came and asked what we would like. We have seen several people come and go but we still haven't even received our food. If the fish fry is only for a certain age group that should be posted and advertised as such cause this is BS