We traveled to Cambridge for the first time from over 100 miles away. We stopped by the tourist information center just to see in there was any information available that we didn’t get online. We were highly impressed with the amount of informational items available. The lady that was working at the time was very informative and helpful. She gave us information on specific events happening over the weekend that we were not aware of. She suggested many sites and places to see while we were in town. Cambridge is a wonderful little town with lots of charm. If you are planning a visit, I highly recommend stopping by the tourist information center.

[The Dickens Victorian Village] in Cambridge is the place to be at Christmas. Their Courthouse light and music show is better every year. The life-size Dickens characters transforms the town into Christmas. Ate at Theo’s and had great food before the show. I don’t know how many volunteers it takes to pull this off, but thanks to everyone involved. It’s a beautiful thing!

So much to see at the [Paul Bunyan Show]. If you are into chainsaws, milling wood, firewood etc., this show has all the companies and their products on display and operational. Shows and demonstrations, food, vendors. All wonderful!

[The Living Word Outdoor Drama] THIS IS AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE! I will be back at least once a year. You are right by Interstates 70 and 77. Words can’t express how moving of an experience this is for people of all faiths. Most of these people are volunteers. The woman who is 84 years old and still giving tours, performing, and spreading the good word is an inspiration.