World Forestry Center

A very cool place to visit with your little ones. There's lots of giant things to look at like a tree in the center, a tractor you can go into, things to explore. Lots of things to interact with. Prices are great too. A good place to spend an hour or two. The gift shop has changed and is now smaller but I heard they might slowly bring it back.

This museum has something for everyone and would be great for groups, especially for children. There's a great mix of science, industry, nature, art, culture, and hands-on exhibits as well as a fountain courtyard. Most of the exhibits are wheelchair accessible with the exception of the underground animals display and the tractor that you can sit in. We spent about 2 hours here but if you want to read everything and view all of the videos you might need to double that. I loved the Following Fire photography exhibit, I found it very moving and ecologically fascinating. Glad I got to see it before it goes away in March.

I loved it as an adult, but the really young grandchildren were way more interested in climbing on the huge tractor and the jeep and going up and down the stairs. 😆. We still managed to stay occupied indoors on a rainy day. Will try to return when the weather is warm out, though. I loved the huge live tree inside the building!

Had a great time here! Spent about 1.5 hours learning about all sorts of things. They had amazing exhibits. This is definitely a great place to take kids or groups. It's a nice reprieve from the outside elements (ironically)

Candlelight Concert - Bach to The Beatles We attended this venue at Miller Hall for the Bach to Beatles candle light concert series. We had front row seats in zone "A," which made this especially beautiful. Intimate venue with great acoustics. We loved the round seating arrangement! There was an abundance of parking, and they even had snacks for purchase. #candlelightconcerts