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Public course that opened in 1929.
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One of the oldest community theater troupes in the state, performances range from musicals such as Spamalot to classics such as The Glass Menagerie. Ticket prices are reasonable, and shows are often in the evening on weekends. Check out the website for details.
Historic single screen movie theatre showing indie and major films. After 6PM shows are for the 21+ crowd, where the theater serves wine and beer. Join their weekly mailing list online for a free small popcorn.
Features a historic carousel and related memorabilia. There is a carving studio, where you can watch carousel animals get carved by craftspeople. There is also a collection of carousel memorabilia and animals, donated by the Dentzel family, a German carousel-making family. Tours can be arranged. Photos welcome.
Old school-style golf club where a collared shirt is required to play. Rates start as low as $26.
Mid-July. The region's largest summer event. Get your junk food on, hear live music, and take in the rodeo and more. Oh, and amusement rides, of course!