Unique and fantastic part of the Manassas community in both its theater and academy. I appreciate…read moreits inclusion of adult amateur dancers who love ballet and dance just as much as the younger students. I have noticed extreme improvement in my technique in just one year. Hannah and Amy are fantastic teachers. They are very thorough and hands on, and they encourage intricate and helpful corrections without condoning unrealistic or unhealthy practices. This environment encourages both technique improvement and love for the art. MBT productions are also on the same level of other professional ballets nationwide. So thankful for this organization!

Giving no stars would be the experience with Manassas Ballet Theatre. There are some wonderful…read morepeople associated with this organization that truly love ballet and work exhaustibly to present professional productions and to train children well in this artistic genre. The downside is poor management. There is considerable misconduct amongst the staff and students. Best to seek a facility that protects your daughters and young women.

Great facility, just beautiful. Huge stage and the acoustics are tremendous, all the seats have a…read moregreat view of the stage. see everything, hear everything. 1 point hit for place was warm, and no restrooms or drinks except on ground floor, I was in the 4th. Easy parking, easy to get too

We just went there last weekend to see Jeremy Jordan, a show I'd been waiting to see for months…read more During intermission, I was waiting in line for the ladies room & had on wedge heels, causing me to roll my ankle. Which usually would be no big deal, but I also dislocated my knee cap. Within 30 seconds 3 ushers appeared wanting to know how they could help, as I sat there crying "I don't know but I'm NOT missing the end of the show! The hospital will be open when the show is over!" These amazing ladies, who I wish I knew their names to thank individually, literally ran and got me a wheelchair & wheeled me into an accessible seat for the remainder of the show & I didn't even miss a single song! Thank you to those wonderful ushers who helped me.

We came to skate and it was so much fun! We didn't try any of the food. The rental service was…read morehelpful and amazing. The ambiance was definitely very festive and fun! Highly recommend.

The service is amazing but I do have one concern. My nine year old had her birthday there and she…read morehad a total of 11 presents. But when we left the rink she had a lousy total of three. The people who came to the party were wondering where their presents were and we checked 3x. Some hobo stole the rest of the presents. I do recommend this rink but be careful where you put your stuff or you'll end up like me! :(

Amazing... I've been seeing this place from the train for a while and finally got the chance to go!…read moreHad a chili relleno...excellent. Margarita... excellent... taquitos... excellent... chips and salsa...excellent...hubby ordered tortas to go... excellent. Will definitely be back when I'm in the area!

Steak Burrito came with ground beef and the server tried to argue that the steak burrito means beef…read moreburrito. Sent it back and they brought back an oily burrito with different ingredients. Horrible experience.

This Festival goes under few different names: The church website calls it "Greek and East…read moreFestival", the host (Harris Pavilion) calls it "Annual Manassas International Food Festival," and earlier versions on the Facebook called it "Old World" festival. These are all good names for this Nativity of Our Lord Carpatho-Russian Orthodox church fundraiser. In a conversation with one member I learned that this is one of those orthodox churches that do not have the National denomination (Bulgarian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, etc...) as it caters not just to the first generation of immigrants but more to all generations and all people with the Orthodox fate, with no consideration of the national borders. I learned that they have one mass in English and Our Father prayer is recited in 7 world languages. The menu of the festival reflects the church diversity but caused a dilemma of many comers as far as what to eat because it is a long way from Ethiopia to Russia on the food road. People took longer time to figure out if they would rather have Ethiopian, Greek, Slavic, Romanian, Mexican or American food but once in line you move quickly with the food vendors winking and lifting their trays to entice you to get their food. Pierogi were very good, baked well; hard outside and soft inside so combination of dough, potato and cheese was properly melting in the mouth. While I was eating delicious plums with crème, my tongue quickly detected a harder object within the plum. I wondered why plums were not pitted like the most things in US are and to my pleasant surprise the object in question was a walnut half. Once I knew what I am eating - it all came together very nicely. Letdown was that the deserts did not offered any layered moist cake or crepes - which always make me anticipate any Slavic or Western Europe festival. Another letdown was that I could not have a Greek or Russian beer. There was just one Greek wine type but on a hot day a beer goes better with the lunch. The venue was perfect and enthusiasm of the host was energizing. I was happy to support in some way their church. The visit can be combined with a walk in the old town Manassas.

great fun show. they have some cool tricks and lors of laughs. We went for date night and had a…read moregreat time.

Amazing experience! Both magicians were entertaining and perfectly merged comedy with magic tricks…read more They were very interactive with the audience and frequently picked members of the audience to participate in different acts. It was fantastic overall; we look forward to returning to Pinstripes to see Mark Phillips and Meadow Perry again or to check out other shows at the venue!

It's a great traditional festival that this year 2025 celebrated its 3rd annual event. Lots of food…read morevendors, with traditional Puerto Rico dishes and a few others from the Caribbean. Music, artists, dancing, social media influencers and a day filled with culture, smiles, fun and family. Best of all? It's totally free, outdoors, with lots of parking and security. At Harris Pavillon in downtown Manassas, you don't want to miss the yearly tradition

From the owner: Join us for our Fiesta Tropical and celebrate the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico! This free event…read morewill take place in Historic Old Town Manassas and is accessible by train (Amtrak), and vehicle with tons of free parking available during the weekend. Event Date/Time June 17, 2023 from 12:00pm - 9:00pm. Don't miss out on the fun!