This historical marker talks of Cobb's Light, named after the first police chief of Floey, Chief…read moreB.D. Cobb. It offers a glimpse into what Foley was like in it's early days and how Chief Cobb could quicker respond to calls. Honestly, it made me think of the "Batlight" from the old television show "Batman." We need to remember our past and I am fascinated about the history of these towns.

I had a random weekday off and came over to Foley to sightsee and this is one of the places I came…read moreto. The model train exhibit is only open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, so I missed it. Free admission, set in the old train depot, everything flowed well. The person working was friendly and informative. I would recommend to anyone in the area!

We were in town for a few days and wanted to take the kids to different places they like. My son…read morewanted to see trains so we stopped by this museum. It's free, self guided, easy to walk through. You can do the whole thing in probably 20 minutes. It's small but nice.

I stop in each time I go to Foley. They have a good varirty of quality art in all price ranges.read more

Trim a tree this year is amazing. 8000 square feet of local art and crafts at Tanger Outlet Mall on…read moreHwy 59, suite 410 on South side. Open 10 everyday til Dec 23.

Neat place! They have different levels of art, at different…read moreprice points. Anything from oil paintings to bead work or wind chimes, with LOTS of different mediums; clay, wood, glass...you name it.

MAJORLY CONVIENENT !!! be sure to slide in and get your CCP's as well , i'm a fan of our 2A rights…read moreand would love to see everyone excercising them ...

Yelp Elite, Jana B. gave me some inspo and my heading to add my take on Foley! So here goes…read more.. I enjoy my Foley visits! I've stopped by frequently and my favorites things are are meals at Desmond's, a quick shopping trip at the outlet (let's not forget the photo op on the carousel) and a bite at P.S. Taco, and an OWA (town square or the park itself) date. I truly enjoy Foley's small town feel (because truly, it is small) with so many good spots and stops along the way. I always make a day trip of it when I visit. Cheers to Foley!

I love my little town... There is an awesome old time soda fountain and drugstore where we have…read moregotten sodas, ice cream cones, salads, sandwiches,root beer floats that just remind me of being a kid again.. there are a few restaurants , an Italian , Jamaican, and a buffet in a gorgeous old building.....a few antique stores, a butcher, a coffee shop, furniture store,,art store , used bookstore , an old hospital that you can tour ,and a few down the side streets, one being a gift store which is really cool to visit .. I have gotten books, jewelry there and a tour of the New Orleans rooms by the awesome owners..I guess my little town is a bit bigger than I thought..Oh and a beautiful jewelry store where I have found some very pretty jewelry and one time had to have a ring cut off as my finger swelled so badly and they were wonderful.. on one corner is a huge candy store with a place to eat in the back or outside on the patio.. for every holiday this sweet town has an event.. and a gorgeous little park..I grew up in a small town in Ohio which was like Mayberry, this reminds me so much of that town..the best thing we did was move here five years ago..the outer part of Foley has grown so much but the little downtown is a step back in time for me..

I attended the Foley High School Graduation Ceremony last night. Everything went well except for…read morethe dipstick DJ that felt the need for music while between 3,360 to 4,000 people wanted to talk at the same time. That was bad enough, but as soon as the ceremony was over, this dipstick put a song on with the bass so loud, my chest even vibrated. That was absolutely no need for this crap at a graduation ceremony!

From the owner: From our 90,000 square foot Foley Event Center; 16 field…read moresoccer complex; 600-acre Graham Creek Nature Preserve; 10 baseball/softball fields; our facilities are second to none in welcoming athletes and their families from across the country. In the heart of dining, shopping and attractions, Foley has something for everyone to enjoy, including The Park at OWA, Tanger Outlets, and more than 100 restaurants to satisfy any craving. But most importantly, our friendly and knowledgeable staff will work with you from start to finish to guarantee your Foley experience is one you won't forget! From exciting attractions to our dedicated and professional staff, we're here to make your life easier. We encourage you to visit and experience all our community has to offer. It won't take long to realize why visitors keep coming back again and again.

It was my first time and I was impressed. Very comfortable seating. Went to see comedian Mary Ryan…read moreBrown !!! She was very good and I will probably visit the theater again soon to see the performances !!

I love this place. Coming from a big city ( San Jose, CA ) it was so nice to be close to a cool…read morelittle theater, that takes me 5 minutes to get to, easy free parking, absolutely awesome staff and super fun shows. Our first time was to a Garth Brooks Impersonator ( where, when photos/Video's were shared by me on social media, friends & family couldn't believe that I was THAT close to "Garth") and The 50th Anniversary Rocky Horror Picture show which was an interactive shadow show. Anyway, it is a fun little local theater with big city vibes, that we can buy tickets, even the day of, and have amazing seats with great views.

"What can I say about the annual 'Elberta German Sausage Festival' other than you simply don't want…read moreto miss it? Yes, the sausage is incredible, but there's so much more to this event that deserves recognition. The local vendor booths are fantastic, showcasing an impressive variety that's hard to sum up in just one message. You'll find everything from Veterans Organizations encouraging support for local vets to food stands offering delicious treats and unique crafts. Take the time to visit, mingle, and discover ways to support the many local programs that truly need our backing. It's a day full of fun, community spirit, and good causes. Thanks, Ron (or as they call me in the biker world, 1/2 Time--because half the time I remember, and half the time I don't!). Be safe, keep the rubber on the road, and watch out for motorcyclists!"

Nice music.Wated 30 min in line to get sausage , not as good as ones at any grocery store.read more