Shoppers will delight in the unique gift shop which features many angel collectibles and gifts. Visitors can also relax and enjoy lunch or a quick snack at the Taste of Heaven Cafe located in the lower level of the museum. In addition, guide books are available at Beloit College's Logan Museum for the Indian Burial Mounds that are located on the college campus. Other unique Beloit structures include the Stone Water Tower and the Water Works Pump House. The Beloit Historical Society's Lincoln Center houses exhibits detailing Beloit's history.
All facilities are available within the city limits.
Big Hill Park is a unique city-owned park with 94 acres of natural beauty in a rustic setting. The park offers panoramic views of the Rock River, hiking trails, and picnic areas. The city of Beloit also operates numerous other parks and recreation facilities. Beloit is home to numerous festivals, including July's Riverfest, the state's second-largest music festival. Other events include January's Winterfest, the Memorial Day Parade, the Fourth of July Celebration, and the Lincoln Center Arts Festival.