Best food in the quad cities of any country club locally..!! Great golf course and best staff in…read morethe quad cities best kept secret in the area. Join you won't be disappointed..!!!

Bad seed opening night... awesome performance and fantastic venue to enjoy the local performing…read morearts talent. Basket of kisses, basket of hugs and looking forward to more shows. Thanks

This community loved + well-known theatre facility continues to put out amazing content! The…read morerenovations since the barn was built in 1914 are astounding. There is now elevator access for the handicap audience, amazing seating and great air flow conditioning. Currently working on DEATHTRAP there, opening 9/9/16, and it has been a pleasure to see how well established and put together this facility is! Definitely a theatre gem in the Quad Cities! :) -Adam xoxo

I finally experienced their Haunted Hayrack's this year, and it lived up to everything I had heard…read more Great atmosphere around the campfires - and we loved all the spooks haunting us in the woods! Our favorite? The Junkyard and the Dancing Skeletons! An October/Halloween visit (Fridays/Staturdays) will now be an annual event for us!!

A blast from the past and here for all kids today....my kids and myself have the best time here.read more

Absolutely the best potter in Illinois . Dot's pottery is whimsical. food safe, and beautifully…read morecrafted. Her shop is wonderful, as is she. I have been stopping here and purchasing items since 1998.

Such a great little shop, with some fantastic owners! I love stopping by and seeing what's new. I…read morevisited during their Christmas open house and they had tons of different Christmas-related items, including full Nativity sets! This is a fantastic place to find a gift for someone, or functional, fun and beautiful items for yourself. I got a cute little 3" tall reindeer for my desk and it's been dropped twice and did not break!

It's a bit of walking but holy crap they pack in a lot of good horror motifs. The giant monsters…read moreyou encounter are worth the wait and money on their own. Also love the gift shop at the end where hungry people can have a snack and but t-shirts celebrating their over 20 year long run. Still a haunted house I have frequented since the early 00's.

Lots of time and effort is evident in this higher-end haunt. Always fun to go through!read more

If you are unlucky enough to be in a theater with a group of noisy people, good luck to you! The…read morestaff will not help at all with getting them to quiet down. They will blame you for bringing up the subject. Also, no chance on getting a refund either. If you can, go to Peoria or Burlington. Money and time spent will be well spent.

DIRTY and LOUD!!! Was very disappointed. Went to the first…read moreshows of the day. Movie was okay but the theatre was dirty. The pop and popcorn area was filthy!!! Floor was so sticky my shoes were making noise just walking to get pop. They still stuck to the floor in the bathroom. The opening ads were way too LOUD!!!! We both sat with our fingers in our ears. It was so bad we were contemplating leaving and asking for our money back. Thank goodness the movie was not quite as loud. Not sure I will return. I may have just become a DVD watcher. Nothing is so important that I can't wait to see something.

This is a TINY museum--one room--located in a beautiful building at the Black Hawk State Historic…read moreSite. There are dioramas, descriptions of how the Sauk and Meskwaki Indians lived their daily lives throughout the seasons, wickiups and exhibits of tools under glass. There is a large hall that can be rented for functions, and in the back of the building is a room that houses a museum dedicated to the men of the CCCs (Civilian Conservation Corps) who constructed this building with all the materials found on site. My dad is a history buff and had things to say about this place--it used to be an amusement park long ago with a slide that went down to the river, the view is ugly now with the rock quarry behind the site, this building may have burned down and been rebuilt a couple times, the statue of Black Hawk out back was once located in a plaza downtown, my grandfather played taps on his bugle as a boyscout in the hall here, etc. I would say that if you are very interested in the local history of the American Indians and you have nothing better to do, then a visit here might be useful. You can be done in little as 10 minutes. Otherwise, skip it. Note: my Garmin took me to a driveway on the other side of the little park, which is a private residence, so avoid that.