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12 | Greater Green Bay 2017 Visitor Guide ASHWAUBENON ASHWAUBENON ASHWAUBENON Shop If you like shopping, this is where you should go. The 100-store Bay Park Square Mall, Cooks Corner, the nation's largest kitchen store and Cabela's outdoor outfitters, all land within a half-mile radius of each other. Shopping for, and with the kids gets more fun with a stop at the School House. Toys, art supplies, games and classroom gear for your favorite teacher spell one-stop shopping. Then head over to Gnome Games for the best collectable card, dice and tabletop games for family game night. Eat This shopping district has lots of options for dining out. For a café experience, try Not by Bread Alone for a soup/sandwich lunch. There are sweet treats in the showcase too! Whether it's an alfredo or a fiery vodka cream you're looking for, pasta at Grazies Italian Grill will fill you up…and every pasta dish comes with fresh- baked bread! If dining with a view of historic Lambeau Field is on your bucket list, grab a seat at Hinterland Brewery. Inside the new Titletown District, Hinterland's casual cuisine is family friendly, creative and full of locally-sourced ingredients. Play Inside the Resch Center arena, you'll find the Green Bay Phoenix playing Division 1 men's college basketball, the USHL Green Bay Gamblers playing hockey and big budget national touring artists in concert. There's a full calendar of events throughout the year. For up-and-coming artists and some great throwback shows, head to Green Bay Distillery. This bar/restaurant is a great venue for smaller tours and bands. If you're traveling with the kids on a hot summer day, throw on your suits for a dip in the man-made swim pond at Ashwaubomay Park. Lifeguards are on duty, and there's a sand beach. Bay Park Square Cabela's outdoor Shopping for, and with art supplies, games shopping. Then head tabletop games for Top to Bottom: Resch Center -photo by Ryan Photography, USHL Green Bay Gamblers Hockey, Cook's Corner, Green Bay Distillery.