TOP 30 Area history in West Bend, Wisconsin

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The Bend Theater, located at 125 North Main Street in West Bend, Wisconsin, is a historic movie theater that originally opened in 1929 as a Vaudeville theater. After undergoing renovations in 2020 by the nonprofit group Historic West Bend Theater, Inc., The Bend has been restored to its original beauty and is now a hub for arts and entertainment in the area. The theater offers a variety of events including movies, live music, comedy nights, and theater performances. Comedy Nights at The Bend Theater feature performances by comedians like Gareth Reynolds. By making a donation to The Bend, you are supporting the general operating fund for the theater, which is a 501(c)3 organization.

The US Army Corps of Engineers Blackhawk Park is a beautiful campground, lodging, and park located at E590 Blacktop Road in De Soto, Wisconsin. Situated on a forested bend of the main channel of the Mississippi River, this park is the largest public use facility in Mississippi's Pool 9, offering a wide variety of recreational activities. With 150 campsites, including 73 with electrical hookups, the campground provides a comfortable and convenient stay for visitors. Flush toilets and showers are available in the West Camping loop, and amenities such as picnic tables, fire rings, a beach, two picnic shelters, boat ramps, playgrounds, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits, and fishing docks are also provided.