Oh my gosh...if you haven't been yet I highly recommend for a nice night out. The cost is…read moreaffordable and is different for different events. My friend is in the play and it was amazing. They all looked like they had fun. The play I saw was Fiddler on the Roof and it was so neat to see all of the amatuers in wide range of ages singing and performing like professionals. We had so much fun. The only draw back is the lack of food and drink inside...which I understand but I just don't like it. As for the facility...it's really quite quiant and really nice. The parking is all gravel so beware of spiked heels.

Our family always enjoys visiting the Banana Split Festival every August. They have so many great…read moreactivities for kids. Today we went to the library and met a therapy horse, played in a bouncy house, had our face painted, played hop scotch, colored pictures, and did banana split and Daniel Tiger crafts. There is something for everyone. We also enjoyed watching all of the entertainment and singers. And of course we had to get a banana split! There are many food trucks and different vendors selling homemade items too. All and all it's a great time!

Awesome! Bartenders are polite and efficient! Prices are reasonable!…read moreNice crowd. What more is there?

At $2.75, a bottle of Guinness is the priciest they come. (I've suggested they get a tap, but so…read morefar no one's listened to me.) And it's a private club with a largely older-skewing membership, so as long as there's not a band playing, you can actually sit there and drink in peace without a lot of riff-raff (assuming you've got a friend to get you in).

An amazing place for history buffs! The gentleman at the desk (Jim, If I remember correctly) gave…read moreus an incredible run through of the museum and the history of the town. It was awesome to learn what happened there so many years ago! Highly recommend for any history enthusiast!! Go check it out!

Located on the campus of Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA is the Fred Rogers Center. Many…read moregenerations grew up with Mr. Rogers Neighborhood for children's programming on PBS, and this building in his hometown is a unique dedication to him. There is a small, but well done exhibit on the 2nd floor of the Fred Rogers Center that's free of charge to visit. Several of his sweaters and puppets from his show are on display. The displays and audiovisuals are tastefully done and do a decent job of showing his life and impact he had on others. Most importantly, it makes you appreciate his message of understanding and kindness. There is a pretty decent documentary on Netflix titled "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" that examines his life and legacy. Although there was a more recent film where Mr. Rogers was played by Tom Hanks, I believe the documentary has much more depth and substance. Since the exhibit is modest in size and doesn't take long long to go through, I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to visit unless you're already in the area or are a Mr. Rogers fan, but definitely a nice and unique attraction.

a real joke. The one employee is constantly walking in front of the movie screen and harassing…read morecustomers. He will breathe down your neck and try to threaten you about taking your phone and then call the cops for simply looking at your screen. The owner is aware of bo his behavior but said she can't fire him because she can't find anyone else that wants to work. Sad situation for her to be in, especially when there is so much potential in that little theater.

GOOD FAMILY ORIENTED THEATRE Great little cozy hometown…read moretheatre. Its got a lot of history. Now there's 2 movies that play every night since they put the other screen in.

Just like the beer, a great experience. This is in Ligonier and has about as fun of a back nine as…read moreI've come across. Five stars.

The turkey was good. The ham was ok. The party room was a good size. The drinks were refilled. The…read morecake at the party (from an outside company) got messed up and one of the workers helped fixe the icing. She was great! I don't belong here, but I would go back for another event.