My family and I came to the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre about a month ago. It was my mothers birthday…read moreand I got tickets for all of us as a birthday gift for her. We drove to Fort Wayne hoping to watch good theatre. The Civic Theatre is part of a larger complex called Arts United center which has a philharmonic, art exhibits and other cultural venues. The staff is friendly and helpful. The lines in will call are practically non-existent. The lines in the ticket booth are not much larger. There are certainly some negatives 1) No valet parking. Parking is also a rather long walk from theatre. I am used to theaters with either valet parking or at worst a nearby parking lot. May not be a problem for me, but my mother is older and she does have problems walking long distances. Several other patrons were also in the same situation. The nearest parking garage is several blocks away. 2) the seats are narrow and a bit uncomfortable. The narrowness didn't bother me, but my brother is larger and it was a tight fit for him. Not a lot of cushion on the seat though 3) The decor is a bit spartan compared to other theaters I have been to. 4) No alcohol sold either before the play or during intermission. They do sell sodas/pop and small snacks. I still believe though that even with these negatives, it is worth coming. The play was entertaining and well acted. My mother loved her birthday gift. Whats better than that?

Love the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. Go every year with my family to see the Nutcracker. Great, clean…read morevenue. Not much has changed in the decades I've been going but the industrial design holds up well. Sufficient bathrooms, good snacks. I'll be back again next year!

This is my favorite movie theater!! I don't even like going to Fort Wayne to go to the movies…read moreanymore. Bones theatre is always clean, comfy and has great tasting snacks and friendly people working there. They only have 4 movies at a time but its worth the wait :)

ALWAYS an awesome experience at Bones. They offer great specials, too!read more

Such a cool place to watch a driving movie theater, plenty of options for parking and just great…read moremovies to pick up from too!

Great time took the grandkids! They had never been to the drive-in before brought back a lot of…read morememories for me and was fun for them

I this place place so much. They show the films I always want to see and can't find any where else…read more The people who work there are awesome and they support local causes. They just got a new popcorn maker and it's the best popcorn made with love by a staff whthat love Cinema Center and so do I. Please go there and support our beloved Cinema Center

When I first moved to Fort Wayne from Austin, Texas, the thing I missed most was having so many…read moregreat movie theaters, and so I was so thankful to learn that Fort Wayne has it's very own art house theater. If independent movies are you're thing, you've got to check it out. And if you already know about Cinema Center, but you haven't been lately, you've been missing out. They've hosted awesome movie events like Braineaters' Ball, a Hitchcock-themed Oscar Party, a Spinal Tap Party, a poetry reading for On the Road, a hot dog night with Bravas, and the Midnight Movie series. Want to watch a movie outside and eat a burger? They've got that, too. And, I'm pretty sure this is just the beginning of bigger and better things to come. Oh, and become a member! Members get reduced ticket prices and FREE POPCORN! How great is that?

Great, friendly, family oriented indoors movie theater is one of the best ones around our county…read more We aren't as big as fort Wayne and Indianapolis, and so it's really nice to be living in a small town that has a movie theater that is ran by a fellow neighbor. The owners and the kids that work there are so nice, so helpful, so giving and understanding. Also I love the fact of them putting on special movies throughout the week n it being free for the community.. but there's not one bad thing I could say About our lil movie theater. I love it n so do my kids.. thanks for coming into our town.

This is such a wonderful place to go on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon with your family. I love the…read moreprice the people there are so professional the movies are absolutely fantastic and the popcorn is fresh.

Combat Ops is amazing! I wish it was closer to Indianapolis, so we could visit more often. Alas, it…read morewill have to be our special place that we go to when we're up in Fort Wayne. My two young children had a blast. We probably could have stayed here for hours, but we only dropped by for an hour and a half. But we packed a lot in during that time. Combat Ops has a huge laser tag arena, an area to have Nerf battles, a laser maze, miniature golf, miniature bowling, outdoor axe throwing, an arcade, and an eatery area with local beer. It's basically the perfect place to bring your kids and relax while they play (or join in the fun -- whatever you want to do). I would say that most of the games and entertainment is geared toward older kids and teens (and adults). For instance, my younger child wasn't able to do the laser tag because the guns were a bit heavy for his little arms. But that was pretty much the only thing, other than axe throwing, that he couldn't do. Younger kids would love the miniature bowling, because the balls are small and can fit in a little hand. The miniature golf was also a favorite because what little kid doesn't like putt-putt golf?! My personal favorite was the Nerf arena. We booked a half hour, and they make you watch a safety video, then tell you the rules, and then have you put on safety glasses and let you pick out a Nerf weapon. There is always someone walking around to make sure everyone is playing safely. As a mom who worries about everything, I appreciated all of the extra steps Combat Ops takes to make sure everyone is safe! They aren't obtrusive about it -- just insistent, which I like. The person monitoring our session suggested some games that we could play, which made the experience even more fun. We had a great time playing capture the flag and freeze tag with our Nerf guns. Another favorite of ours was the laser maze. You step into a foggy room, and try to get from one side to the other without tripping the lasers. I think we did the laser maze at least six times! It was a lot of fun. My kids didn't want to leave this place when it was time to go, and they're already talking about how they want to come back for their birthday. Combat Ops really is a super fun place for families, and my family can't wait to go back.

Me and my family went for the 8-9 laser tags sessions, the laser tag itself was fun, however the…read morehost of the lasertag, I didn't catch his name, but he was wearing glasses and shorts, was very unpleasant and didn't let us finish the safety video because "we were going to be late for our session" and then was sarcastic and rude the whole time, he told us to go to the green base so me and my Kiddos went to this bus with green LED lights and then he had a sarcastic tone and said "the green box" and then when me and my family got to the green box he started clapping and we Felt as if he was talking down to us, and then was saying "good job" if a very long exaggerated demeaning way, the lazer tag was good but the host was awful.

This is my second time here. First time was for a night of Singo on the winery side- super fun game…read moreand I won the blackout round so bonus there! This time was for a Valentine's Day lunch with my husband and we sat at the bar on the distillery side. Ambience on both sides is very good. I had the veggie pizza the first time- it was cooked to perfection! This time I had the tatchos without meat (I'm vegetarian) and they were good but a little soggy. Maybe if the meat was on them they wouldn't be? I don't drink anymore and their mocktail is crazy good. At least they offer one! My husband got the Old Fashioned flight and they were all good. He ended up buying the blueberry and cherry whiskeys when we left. This place has heated igloos, tours, tastings, a great gift shop, and outdoor concerts we plan on attending. We will definitely take out of town friends and family here. Highly recommend!

Really love seeing NE Indiana grow and create spaces like this. I went on the wine tour during a…read moreweekend evening. Just me and my friend so it was extremely intimate yet casual. Really loved our tour host. So knowledgeable and passionate. The wines I sampled completely changed my view on wines--I'm a bigger fan now! Hope to return and try some more one day.

I hosted a meet up group here this past week and it was an absolute blast! Greg was our instructor…read moreand he was super fun and gave us a great experience! None of us had really done this before, but he offered lots of words of encouragement and was a delight to have as our instructor. It was just a few of us and then one other couple so it was nice that the class size wasn't too big. We all had a blast and I am definitely looking at coming back in the future!

I wanted to do something fun with my Grandma while I was visiting for Christmas, so with her input…read moreI reserved spots for us and my mom to do Painting with a Twist. It was really fun! My mom and I had done it with other family up in Michigan before, but this was Grandma's first time, and she was nervous. However, once I got a glass of wine for her from their little bar at the counter, she started cracking jokes left and right and making friends with everyone in the class. The painting leader person gave her a sticker for being the class jokester. They had a bunch of paintings with faces cut out, so I posed as the 11th Doctor from Doctor Who and the Goblin King from Labyrinth. My mom was Olaf from Frozen, of course. The class instructor encouraged us to post our photos to social media and the person with the most likes by the end of the class got a free painting! I posted mine too late in the class to get many likes, but it was still fun for a break in the painting time. We were supposed to be painting a spirit deer (like our patronus from Harry Potter), but my mom's ended up looking like a moose, so she painted cartoon eyes so that it now resembles Bullwinkle, which completely cracks me up. I only drank half of my glass of wine, so naturally Grandma finished off the rest of mine. She had an amazing time! My only criticism is that I felt rushed the whole time - this was a shorter class than usual at an hour and a half, and I feel like I could've done a better job with another half an hour for this painting. However, thanks, Painting with a Twist, for a great family activity for three generations - even if my paintings don't turn out quite the way I want them, it's still a fun time.