If you have even a passing interest in the history of this area it will be well worth your time to…read morevisit this museum. I was given a tour by Paul who has an amazing amount of local knowledge stored in his memory, and he's happy to share it. The museum is located in a wheelchair-accessible house and every room covers a different aspect of life in days gone by. They also offer research options for those who might have ancestors from that area as I do. If you live in the Salt Lake area and haven't visited here, gather up your kids and stop by. (Psst, there's also a huge play structure at the City park within a stone's throw of the museum.) The wonderful people who staff the museum are ready and willing to show you whatever bits of history you're most interested in! And if you go, please give my regards to my 4x great grandmother, Phoebe Draper, whose picture hangs on the wall.

This small local museum located on Main Street in the town of Springville is dedicated to the…read morehistoric preservation of the town's past. For a small museum it is pact full of photographs, family histories, and objects from the mid 1800s through to the present. The two rooms have so much packed in that one could spend quite some time going through all the information. I found the volunteers to be be very friendly and helpful and they were delighted to talk about the town's history. There is a room downstairs hat is dedicated to children and learning. They have books on the towns history for sale, and if you are from Springville they would likely be able to trace your family for you. While not the biggest place, I am awarding it 5 stars because I love that the town has this place and I hope they manage to continue with it. On street parking is available.

Came back tonight for New Years Eve. Super crowded tonight…read more There was a new dance area which was cute and quite popular. The Snowball & Flurry movie was really cute, had fun lighting effects, music, bubbles and snow! The fireworks show wasn't as amazing as last year so that was a bit disappointing but overall a fun way to spend the evening.

What a great experience for the little ones! It's a huge park of so many varied lights…read more My toddler especially loved the DJ, the light tiles you can step on and change the colors, and the show at the food booth area. It's worth the wait to see the bubbles and "snow" We went at 6 pm on Thanksgiving and it wasn't crowded when we got there. It was great! It definitely filled up by the time we left though. Get there early!

The various choir's are wonderful the event organized however are thus far incompetent. All…read moreadvertising said the doors would open at 6pm so that everyone could be seated for the 7pm performance with prelude at 6:30...they did not open the doors until 6:15-6:30. So here we are at 7pm withe the performance not yet started, jut the prelude. And they completely underestimated the size of the crowd that would turn out. They had blocked off two thirds of the seating with curtains; those have now been raised as people continue to enter.

Every Tuesday during the fall and winter months they have these great, uplifting devotionals from…read moreleaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They are at 11am. I was very inspired!

Been a customer here for years. They have great prices on storing stuff I love the wider rows…read morecompared to most storage units plus their unit size selection is awesome. I have both a personal unit and over the years have had several business units. Plus all the antique signs, vehicles and gas pumps are so cool. In the rare chance you catch the owner he has a story for every one of the antiques that are there.

I do not use the storage here, but came for the museum part. They do charge $5 a person to walk…read morethrough it and only accept cash. The old petrol signs, tanks and old cars were neat to see, but it did feel a little spendy for to walk and see these items. This felt like a one time trip, but was neat to see everything.

Small and mighty is the theme for Hutchings. Small, unassuming, but it packs a punch showing…read morevarious exhibits covering all sorts of topics. Such punches include a large room full of various gems that can somewhat hold a torch to the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles, a room full of live reptiles, historical exhibits covering native Ute's, and even a small veteran's room covering some of those service folks from Utah. It's small, but it definitely packs a punch and a nice visit if you're in the area.

Great stop especially if you have the Get Out Pass. A little bit of everything Including a few live…read moreanimals. Some things are hands on. Great gift shop. Lots of parking. Friendly staff :)

One of the best dates I've had with my wife! Great staff, loads of fun and worth going!read more

The pictures you see on other posts are inaccurate and outdated. Our time there was borderline the…read moreworst customer experience I've ever had. None of the hand controllers were charged so we ended up sitting there for 45 minutes while the Only employee working tried to find functioning remotes. In the end, we left without playing a single game becuase of their faulty equipment. We couldn't get a refund. Total waste of time and money. The employee was kind and as helpful as he could be but was left completely dry and could only do so much. There was zero accountability from the owners. Whoever owns this place needs to seriously reconsider how they run things. Words can't adequately describe the atrocious details of tonight.

We love going to the Hale as a family or a couple and we have been going for decades. We love this…read morenew location. The slightly longer drive is worth it. There is still a feeling of intimacy and the great staff is still kind. The variety of shows to choose from their line-up gives you some musicals, comedy, and drama in one theater at such a fantastic price. They also have their traditional refreshments to choose from and much more. Our tradition of annual tickets is going to continue as long as we are both around.

What a beautiful theater and experience. We flew in for the weekend to see Patrick and Lizzie…read moreKintz's performance in "Fiddler on the Roof". The play, cast, crew, and gorgeous new facility did not disappoint. The seats were extremely comfortable and spacious, which isn't always the case at many Broadway theaters. From the entrance way to the stage, everything was planned out really well in look and feel with a lot of attention to detail to make the venue special. The play itself was outstanding. The cast and crew were amazing and the intimate feel of the theater size and seating made us feel like we were sitting on the 50 yard line (even though we were slightly up on the second floor). Overall, put this venue on your visit list, put this play, Patrick and the cast on your list as well. Bravo!