This is why movies at home are just better now. Chairs are…read moreworn out, so is everything there actually. Popcorn isn't even made there, just warmed up.

This cinema is a wow! Clean and spacious! Even the restrooms smells good! The recliners are…read morecomfortable as well! Defined would be watching new movies on this cinema again.

Excellent little playhouse hidden away in Hatboro! Superb acting on stage, nicely renovated…read moretheater, very affordable night out. Will gladly return again!

Amazing place for amazing shows! The actors are wonderful and don't miss a beat. They have candy…read moreand soda available but, unfortunately, no popcorn!! The cast is friendly and always come out after the performance to say hello, it's lovely :)

I've been going to shows at ActorsNET for 12 years, and a season-ticket holder for five. They just…read morekeep getting better and better! This little theater packs a punch with every performance. Joe Doyle's curtain speech is a performance in itself. The physical aspects of the theater are completely unprepossessing, from the cramped lobby to the intimate house (which seats approximately 90), but what they do in that space is amazing. This season started by wowing us with an adaptation Oscar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" by MaryAlice Rubens-Topeleski. Some favorites from past seasons include (in no particular order, "Equivocation" by Bill Caine, "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot" by Stephen Adly Guirgis, "Is He Dead Yet?" by Mark Twain, "It Can't Happen Here" (based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis) by Tony Taccone and Bennett Cohen, "Leading Ladies" by Ken Ludwig, "Underneath the Lintel" by Glen Berger, Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice," and "A Man for All Seasons" by Robert Bolt. Tickets are very reasonably priced and you will not be disappointed if you go.

A fantastic small local theater. I have seen many performances here. From comedy, to drama, to…read moretragedy as well as readings, all have been well done. No large theater is any better in our area. Take a shot on a show, you won't be disappointed. There is something for everyone and the price is right.

Came back again this year as I enjoyed the show last year. Today was primarily American autos and…read moreSunday are all the foreign cars. You can read my previous review for all the specifics of the show. It took me about 2 hours to see everything and I love the pride all the owners exude in both their vehicles, their handy work in many cases, and were just great to talk with. It's very nostalgic and you can get an instant history lesson on the American automobile industry. Really enjoyed the show, nice concession stands and it's for a worthy non profit cause. Highly recommend them!!

Expensive as you must pay for each day's admission and parking, confusing hours do they close at 3…read morepm or 4 pm. There are many other free or less expensive shows.

All plays are wonderful! The small size theater is perfect…read morefor capturing every sound and movement in each scene.

You can't go wrong with choosing this Theater for the great events and programs they have. Always…read morean enjoyable time and if you're from the local area, you always run into people you know! Very nice restaurants a short walk away as well! We plan to attend the Theater several times the rest of the year!

Excellent place to spend an evening out. Free movies on Division Street. They do provide seats or…read moreyou can also bring your own. I made it to two movies this season. Aquaman and ET. We enjoyed both. You can bring your own food and drinks or there are plenty of spots to pick something up. At ET they had a photo booth where they took your pic with an ET background and gave you a free print to take and also sent a copy to your email... really cute. This is really a great free night out. Somerville does a wonderful job setting this up. Can't wait for next season...

Pros: - Parking on…read moresite is very limited, but they offer a free shuttle to/from a large parking garage about a mile away that has plenty of parking. - Friendly staff. - Fun for the whole family. Cons: - Needs better crowd management. There are long lines for everything, whether it's bathrooms, food vendors, or just entering the faire. - Put some vending machines around the premises so people can easily buy water/beverages. It's crazy that I have to stand in line for 30 min at a food vendor just to buy a couple bottles of water. - Needs more seating and shaded areas, especially for the elderly and young children.

Once upon a time, not quite a year ago, a woman walked through the gates of a Renaissance Faire…read more She thought she was simply going to spend a day among knights and queens, merchants and minstrels, fairies and assorted wonderfully strange creatures. She didn't know the gates were enchanted. You see, she'd been carrying some very heavy armor. Not the shiny kind forged by a blacksmith. The invisible kind you build piece by piece when the world teaches you that being yourself isn't always safe. So she walked into the kingdom cautiously. Would people stare? Would they whisper? Would they see her as she saw herself? Would she belong? And then something strange happened. Nothing. Nobody summoned the guards. No villagers chased her away with pitchforks. No evil wizard appeared to declare that she didn't belong in the kingdom. Instead, someone smiled and said, "I love your dress." And just like that, one tiny piece of armor fell away. Then another. And another. There was laughter. Kindness. Conversation. There were wonderfully weird people everywhere, and nobody seemed particularly interested in asking anyone else to be less weird. Somewhere among the tents, costumes, laughter, and magic, I realized I'd stopped protecting myself from everyone around me. I was just being me. I didn't know it then, but I'd walked through a portal. Because I met people that day who would become friends. Those friends led me toward other Faires, new adventures, volunteering, Pride, hugs, laughter, chosen family, and a community I hadn't even known I was searching for. It's funny how quests begin. Usually nobody hands you a map and announces, "This is the part where your life changes." Sometimes you just decide to go to a Renaissance Faire. Now the wheel of the year has nearly turned once more, and Bucks County Renaissance Faire is approaching again. Except the woman returning through those gates isn't quite the same woman who entered them last year. Last year, I walked in wondering whether there might be a little corner of this strange kingdom where someone like me belonged. This year? I already know. I'll walk through those enchanted gates with considerably less armor, a few more stories, some wonderful new people in my life, and perhaps just a little more magic of my own. Because sometimes enchanted kingdoms aren't hidden beyond wardrobes or at the end of mysterious roads. Sometimes they're hiding in a field in Pennsylvania. And sometimes the greatest magic isn't escaping into another world. It's finding a place that finally makes you feel at home in this one.

I came tonight to see Righteous Jolly's production of…read more " A LEVITTOWN Christmas Carol." Charles Dickens+ musical + Levittown? Count me in . WHEN I FIRST WALKED IN, I SAW THE WONDERFUL MERCHANDISE AREA WITH ALL THE CUTE "REFERENCES THAT I WAS GOING TO LEARN ABOUT DURING THIS PLAY." NOSTALGIA OF AMERICA'S FIRST SUBURB in the 1990's & working on your dreams and it's never to late! JACK ROSEN PHOTOGRAPHY displayed all around. It really takes you back to the sort of dreaming nostalgic planned community. Our grandparents got the pleasure to move into long ago. And these photos were also for sale tonight. The handmade Christmas ornaments and cookies for sale, charming touch!! So this is a local twist on the Charles Dickens classic. I really enjoyed the chance to see this because I missed it last year. I loved all the songs and watching these dreamers manifest, righteous jollies tribute to Levittown. It made me very happy to be there to catch it this season. Thanks to all the staff that took care of us all. Seating was comfortable and I'm pretty happy with such wonderful entertainment tonight. Thank you so much.

I came in to the Arts Center for a local event. The space is very nice and well maintained. A…read morefashion show was the event and they did well with the flow of models around the seating arrangements. Stop in to check out the next event!