Post Cereals...what can I say? The run down factory is nothing but nostalgic to me, and the smell…read moreit puts out when making Fruity Pebbles reminds me that not everything about Battle Creek sucks. Right across the street from the Kellogg's plant, this one shines with more character with the brick, train tracks, and washed out look of a building that's been at work for decades. A reason to visit the Cereal Capital of the world? No. But definitely a neat reminder about the history of this city.

Nice venue for meetings, music, art etc. I have been to a couple of the Bowman Creek Stakeholder…read moremeetings here. Its very nice....Kind of tucked away in an odd place on the south side of the river.

Ultreia hosted "First Forty" art show at the Lang Lab and I was luckily able to participate with my…read moreartwork. The gallery space is huge and showed off the artworks well. I would highly recommend this place to display your art as an artist. The show was well advertised and there was a well attended first night opening.

I just left an informational event at Tolhouse. I'd been there a few times before and as always, I…read morehad a nice experience. The food is good, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is amazing. This is definitely a gem in Toledo.

If you've experienced coffeeshops in the Northeast Florida region within the past few years, you'll…read moreknow what I mean when I say my experience at Tolhouse were Sago, Elliano, Flamingo, and one heck of a Bold Bean. Oh and did I just see Chef Kenny Gilbert? In other words, earthy vibes for entrepreneurs and the vibrant community; tasty drinks of all sorts from coffee to smoothies along with fresh grub; open from sun up through sun down starting the day off with local or crafted hot and cold beverages... ending the day with cocktails and chef-prepared dishes. Catch is... their exclusivity. From 7:30AM to 3:00PM Monday through Friday they are open to the public. For a limited time they have Preview Access on which is open to the public as well around 5:00PM. Therefore, if you are not a member or don't have a friend who is member... you know what to do. Ha ha! Don't say I didn't warn you in NEFL coffébet...

Lots of fun games and a huge selection of drinks. They have a small menu of bar snacks but that…read moreisn't what you are there for - it's to get your game on! This is perfect for a group of 3-5 who are ready to enjoy some board games in a busy environment. It gets crowded in the evenings but is a perfect spot for the afternoon.

Five stars, awesome! This place is so cool!…read moreThis is a board game cafe with good vibes, a full bar, and a yummy food menu. Located downtown across from the downtown market, there is lots of street parking and there's also a paid parking lot a block away. If you come on the weekend be sure to make a reservation for a table because this place is bopping and is busy! Hundreds of game options and the staff can help with learning most games. They also host DnD nights and other events. I love it here!

Nice day to be here. Sun, Forest, friends and family in this maple syrup making "place" .Great time!read more

I've been so impressed to see how much this cool local non-profit has been able to accomplish in…read moreour area. What started out as a two-person operation out of Kalamazoo College has expanded to provide tons of activities, training, cycling opportunities, bike repair instruction, community events and more. Kids can earn a bike by participating in an after-school program that teaches social skills as well as bicycle repair skills, and there's also a fix-a-palooza program that helps area youth learn how to maintain their cycles. Their big bike-a-palooza fundraiser at the 2017 Kalamazoo Bike Week raised over $15,000 for this awesome community-empowering program. It's a great place to donate your old bike, or your bucks or your time!