Location: Ellisville
Top Things to do in Ellisville
Countries
8 Things to Do in Ellisville That You Shouldn't Miss
Ellisville in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Historic Sites. Discover best things to do in Ellisville with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Ellisville
1. Anderson-Deason Country Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Glen C - Ellisville, Mississippi
close to i-59 exit 88 clean and employees very nice coffee and take out food good selection of merchandise also sell shell gas !!!!!!
2. Lauren Rogers Museum of Art
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 80TJ - Mississippi
So many great pieces can be seen here for free! A docent took us around explaining the best parts of the museum and then left us to explore on our own. They also offer children's activities throughout the year, many for free.
3. Landrum's Homestead & Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Sweetie51 - MS
Love to visit Landrum's Homestead & Village. I am so impressed with a family who can work together creating such an educational and interesting museum that takes you back in time.
They also have such beautiful handmade furniture, etc. to look at or purchase. Research online to find out hours of operation and activities available before going. The special holiday events are great fun. There are several buildings that have a mold/mildew problem, so if you have allergies, be aware not to go into these buildings. You will know immediately which ones to avoid. Also, if you have vertigo or such problems, do not go into the leaning house!!! The sign warns you in advance, so be sure to obey! Take quarters if you plan to shoot the (toy) guns or feed the animals. The gem mining is great fun. Wear good walking shoes.
4. Veterans Memorial Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
This military museum, founded in 1996, is home to thousands of military artifacts and memorabilia. The museum also owns an extensive library which includes books, periodicals, newspapers, documentaries, and movies of the military genre.The museum is available for tours, research, and education about our local veterans and their contributions to our military services.
Reviewed By JNnMS342 - Laurel, Mississippi
This is truly a hidden treasure. The exhibits are amazing, and there are plenty of surprises! A wealth of information and entertainment for all ages. Highly recommend.Thanks for the great review! Please share with your family and friends! You might also be interested in our website and don't forget to like us on Facebook!
5. Peddlers Junktion
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Marina M
Great shop to browse at. Several vendors who display vintage, antiques, handmade items and so much more. You can also find items used during staging on HomeTown for purchase here.
6. Laurel Little Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By rdcifuen - London, United Kingdom
This theatre company does 4-5 shows a year and they're all quite amazing. The amount of talent in this little town constantly surprises us. We've gone to comedies and dramas, but mostly make sure to never miss any of the musicals. And it's in an old movie theatre called the Arabian that was converted to a performance space - the Arabic and Egyptian details all throughout are spectacular
7. Agape Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
A former F.W. Woolworth building that was renovated to a multi-use community center great for church services, classes, weddings, receptions and concerts.
Reviewed By Amanda N
My boyfriend and I regularly attend this church when we are in town. Pastor James is knowledgeable and very funny. I enjoy it every time we go!
8. Slowboat Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Dwise100 - Poplarville, Mississippi
It is such a great pleasure to see craft brewing expanding in Mississippi. Slowboat Brewing in Laurel is one of the latest to open. The location is in a reclaimed downtown building (maybe an auto repair shop?) and has that real deal micro brewery feel. Personally I prefer the old building feel over the new facility look. Shows character.
And so do their beers. Into the Mystic, a Belgian Witbier brewed with Hibiscus is one of their greats. Dairy of a Madman, a milk stout with hints of vanilla is also another go to. The day we visited they had a cask of Ale flavored with watermelon that was really interesting. Not sure what their plans are but come July 1, under a new law in Mississippi they can open up as a real deal pub, so expect some growth.
Also I see they normally have a food truck out back. Very reminiscent of the smaller breweries I have toured in Denver and Asheville.
Check this place out.
TAGS
