Excellent customer service and flavorful wines! We visited their beverage truck at the NC State…read moreFairgrounds. The two employees in the truck greeted us and informed us of their business and available products. They offered canned wines, wine slushies, and wine slushy to-go mix. We tasted each of the 4 canned wines and the slushy. I personally liked the blackberry wine best. The slushy was refreshing and sweet, perfect for a NC summer day. The employees were friendly and patient. They answered all of our questions and are clearly passionate about their business. We chose to purchase the refillable slushy cup with $5 refills at any of the events they attend. Later in the day we returned to purchase to-go slushy mix to make in the future. All you do is put it in the freezer! Overall, we had a great experience here and recommend these wines to others!

So far this is my favorite fair grounds in all the Carolinas. Parking adjacent to the fair is…read morereasonable at $2.00. Main gate is a short walk across the field where you surrender another $5.00 to actually enter the grounds where you are greeted first the the Teen Queen and then by some new orange tractors and other wheeled agricultural machinery. Inside the first exhibit hall are booths of the county extension office, the farm bureau, beef council, dairy heirs, news papers, insurance agents, roof and siding shills, and some hack pushing his "new testaments" who was unable to satisfactorily explain omitting the "old testament". Further along is a cattle barn with a few milkers being tended and then the poultry barn with more chickens then I've seen in a long time: all manner of leghorns, rhode island reds, asils, comets, bantams... and two turkeys. Kinda bummed about the absence of horses, goats, and bunnies but maybe they'll arrive later in the week... Way out back is a red clay short track where crazy fast go carts were making time in a perpetual left-hand drift. Think there's going to be a demolition derby there end of the week, not for sure though. The midway is the midway; a variety of fair foods (customary and odd renditions of gyros, dogs, burgers, pizza, funnel cake, sausage, cobbed corn, ices, ice cream, and more funnel cake) scattered among modestly interesting rides (rotor, swings, cages, whirly-whirl) the usual assortment of games of chance with hucksters oing their level best to separate fools from moneys, and attractions (chainsaw carving, EMTs, rappers on parade, illusionists, and Iowa ninjas!) All things considered it was a pretty nice way to spend an evening. A little walking around with my best girl, sharing near-lethal doses of sugar and fat in the cool crisp late summer air. Tractor pulls would have been great, and bunnies.

This theater is a slice of history! I would choose it over any of the big chains anyday. Why?…read moreTicket prices vary between $5-$7 per person (depending on time of day) and concessions are even inexpensive as well. We paid around $3 for a small popcorn. The theater has plenty of seating and the staff are all so friendly! There are stairs so be sure to check the website which tells which films are being shown upstairs for anyone who has limited mobility. The seats are surprisingly newer & very comfortable. They "rock" or "give" a bit for anyone who likes to lean back instead of sit on what feels like a wall of bricks (like most old theater seating.) Lastly, parking deck is directly across the street if you can't find street parking. Enjoy your movie!

Seats were comfortable! Theater was clean and nice. The cost is an A+++ We love the fact the…read moretheater is close to restaurants, and other fine establishments close by as well. Great shows to watch snd entertainment for the whole family!

When one of your favorite breweries hosts its own Beer Festival, you go, plain and simple…read more Fonta Flora is now in its 4th year running State of Origin at the Courthouse Square in Downtown Morganton. You might be able to even call it an "invitational", as breweries from around the state and country are "invited " to show us, the craft brewing supporters/lovers, what they can make using local and sometimes foraged ingredients. This is not your mainstream, run of the mill festival - the word "boutique" has been used to describe it. From the eclectic music, to the ticket limit, to the well-chosen food trucks (Vitamina T, BZL bus, the Hop!!), you get to experience the cream of the "local" crop. Just look at the names of who had representation - Burial, Zebulon Artisan Ales, Jester King, Haw River, Arizona Wilderness, Creature Comforts, New Grass, Legion, Free Range, Salud Cervezeria, Birdsong, Trophy and on and on. Some of these beers are even made just for this event. Buy a ticket - get your band - bring a blanket - more importantly, bring your friends and get ready to have a great time. Viva Fonta Flora! Long Live Fonta Flora!

This cinema was so clean, it smelled clean and the bathroom had toilet paper that wasn't all over…read morethe floor lol. Love the upgrade with the new seating. I would recommend!

Awful customer service even when there isn't a single other customer. Staff is unfriendly and…read moreinattentive. Careless and inconsiderate. The place is nasty. Sticky dirty floors. Trash. Morganton needs better.

I tried the popcorn grits and they were amazing. I can't wait to try the popcorn and cornmeal. I…read morewould recommend trying products from Morton Family Farm.... Locally grown

great venue for concerts. i've attended 3. with the exception of molly hatchet all were great…read more molly hatchet to say where terrible would be a compliment. music to load, couldn't understand a word they sang. You had 3-4 60-70 year old guys with a young kid singer that would make the original members turn over in their grave. they butchered every song

Great venue. It's in the middle of a neighborhood and easy to get to. Beats driving to Charlotte…read moreand dealing with traffic and difficult parking. You can order concessions from your seat. Great venue.