This review is based on my personal experience as a custer of this business on Feb 21, 2025…read more District Music Hall is a fantastic venue for a close-up experience with your favorite cult or cover band. They book comics sometimes too. The place is immaculate. Recent renovations to sound and lighting make it a great choice for top quality perfomances and a fun night out with friends. Most shows are kid friendly too. The staff is pleasant and couteous, and the drinks are only moderately overpriced. Garnishes included free of charge. The Wall Street Theater was renamed District Music Hall in March 2024. I'm betting it will be March 2034 before Yelp updates this listing.

They did SUCH A GOOD JOB restoring this theatre and bringing it back to life. Truly beautiful…read moreinside and the staff are true patrons of the art and so helpful and just as jazzed as we were to see a show. We saw Kashmir the Led Zeppelin tribute band and they knocked our socks off. They have a good selection of offerings at the bar and even offer mixed drinks. Can't wait to see my next show there!

Super cool venue! I went here for a show the other day. The sound was great. The seats were super…read morecomfy and the staff was amazing. They changed my seat and I ended up very close to the stage. This was a bit of a drive for me. But I would totally come back here because of the staff and ambiance. What a great place to see a show in an intimate setting! Nice work, FTC!

200 bucks for 2 tickets snd cant even leave for a trip to car. Once in you cant go out and come…read moreback in. Ridiculous

Pro studio where every job gets the same treatment. And front of house logistics as good as it…read moregets thanks to Amy.

An incredible facility that even offers courses for a wide range of music and video techniques. The…read moreinstructors very welcoming and create a comfortable learning environment from the moment you arrive. They offer courses for all skill levels and even provide laboratory hours--perfect for those like me without a home studio setup. I highly recommend their audio engineering course for anyone looking to elevate their skills!

Greer Southern Table is a must visit whenever possible!!! Great food, super clean and the World's…read moreBest Service!! We were greeted immediately by Antonetta with a big smile and hello. Once seated the Manager Alex greeted us, shared the amazing history of the restuarant, recommended some house specials that were excellent and he made us feel like we were at our family's home for a Sunday dinner. Juan our server continue to exceed my expectations and turned a quick bite to eat into a great life time memory!! Can't wait to go back!! Thank you all, Pat & Tishe

I tried Greer's Famous Buttermilk Fried Chicken 4 pieces, 1 each of breast, thigh, wing, and…read moredrumstick, cornbread and sorghum honey butter, cole slaw, and I chose mac & cheese as my side. The chicken was the highlight, crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and really well seasoned. You can tell it was freshly made. The cornbread was also really good, soft, warm, slightly sweet, and even better with the sorghum honey butter. The mac & cheese was great. it was rich, creamy, and felt homemade in the best way. I'm not usually a fan of cole slaw, and this one was a bit watery, I should have asked if I could swap it out. The desserts were a highlight too, the peach empanada was nice and warm, buttery, paired perfectly with the ice cream and icing, and the banana pudding was smooth, classic, and comforting with the nilla wafer crumble and fresh banana. Even my starter arugula lemon vinaigrette salad was delicious. Service was excellent and attentive, and the ambiance is definitely upscale and stylish. Overall, it's on the pricier side, but that feels expected for the quality and setting.

Went to District Music Hall to see Silversun Pickups last night. Show was entirely oversold…read more Couldn't get to the floor. Got yelled at for standing in front of the bar when that was tho only place to stand. Had to listen to the general manager/owner berate the staff for letting a pregnant woman with a child sit in a chair. Then have him tell me we shouldn't bring a child to a concert. He's almost three and has been to about 25 concerts and never had a problem. So disappointed I couldn't hear the band I paid money to hear. I would never return to this venue as that's the way they treat their customers.

District Misic Hall is a cute little theater in Norwalk…read more We attended a show in October, "An Unlikely Union," a live stage show of our favorite podcast "History That Doesn't Suck" with Professor Greg Jackson. It's the story of the first 100 years of American history told in 100 minutes. When we entered we were pleasantly greeted by the staff who were helpful to direct us to our seats. Snacks and drinks are available. There is a bar in the middle of the lobby with access from both within the theater and from the lobby side. They have a variety of candy, chips, non-alcoholic beverages, mixed drinks, and both bottled and draft beer. Our seats were great, Opera 1 and 2 which we referred to as the Abraham and Marry Todd Lincoln seats. We felt like we were practically right on stage. The evening was great! (Also, the signs in the men's restroom, hilarious and much appreciated!)

Really good concert with a lineup with big stars like ceelo green, Rachel platten, third eye blind,…read moreAndy grammer, and sugar ray! It's really fun and super exciting! They also have a ton of restaurants nearby which offers really nice options for food and drinks!

second time here and we had another wonderful time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beverage…read moreprices were on par for live entertainment in the area. Not one bad seat in the house. Not sure about the negative reviews.... albeit both performances we attended were not sold out shows so i could potentially see some delays with a packed house but isn't that almost everywhere ? Will 100% return soon

What a great venue for a concert! Saw Mike DelGuidice who is always amazing and had a fantastic…read moretime! Wish the beer line didn't take forever though.

We won higher access tickets to here thanks to a radio station. From my understanding, there was a…read morelower price to enter the area of vendors and the basic stage and a second, higher, price to enter the area with live music. As a vegetarian, I was surprised and happy that they had lots of food options for me to eat. Beans and Rice was my favorite truck! But for my BBQ loving friend- he was VERY disappointed. There was only ONE BBQ truck we could find. And there was a rib eating contest. Other than that, no other BBQ. Which wouldn't have been a big deal if it wasn't in the name of the festival. The live music was great. We didn't know it was on a hill and we didn't bring chairs so unfortunately we had to sit in the grass. I was disappointed there weren't any chairs for rent and as a result had to sit in the grass to enjoy the music. Was not happy with the alcohol selection. Four beers on tap- 2 Fat Tires, a Pilsner and a Voodoo Ranger. Margaritas, Knob Creek and Tito's. Not much of an alcohol selection. All in all, I would probably only come back if I won free tickets again. I ended up spending around $70 for being there for 4 hours.

Headliner bands, street vendors, kids games and awesome local restraint demonstrations with samples…read moregalore. Easily pay for entrance fees with good vibes and sample foods.

I've been a Trouper for the past four years, ever since moving to Connecticut, and it's truly a…read morespecial place. With gay bars rapidly disappearing across America, Troupe stands out as a vibrant hub in the Fairfield County LGBTQ+ scene. The owners pour their heart and soul into every aspect of the bar including the programming, music, and atmosphere, and it really shows. The bartenders are warm, welcoming, and genuinely seem to love what they do. From drag shows and burlesque performances to seasonal drink specials, themed parties, and go-go shows, there's always something happening. Troupe quickly became my go-to spot after discovering it one week into living in CT and I'm so grateful for its existence. Huge shoutout to Casey and Nicholas for the love and tireless work they put into making Troupe429 what it is today--and of course to Johnny, who mixes the meanest elderflower gin and tonic in town.

My fiancée (soon to be wife) and I absolutely love this bar. We feel not only safe but loved there…read moreas a lesbian couple! We make a point to go to Troupe every time we are in town. We are from Boston. It is basically the LGBTQ+ Cheers! It feels like home but the Queer flair we love. Don't get me started on how amazing every night is whether it is a Drag Show, Lesbian Night or Karaoke! This truly is life!

Park City is a small and intimate venue where you can catch a range of talent from local bands to…read moresome that are more widely known. It is mostly an open room with a stage, a bar and a kitchen. It is kinda hard to order food unless you score one of the few tables and chairs, an outside patio table or a bar stool to eat at. The music is enjoyed while standing. Drinks and food must be ordered at the bar. Prices are reasonable.

Park City Music Hall is a small performance venue and social club that opened in Fairfield,…read moreConnecticut in November 2021. It was founded by husband and wife restaurateurs Rick and Michele Torres. The location on Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport began life as the Acoustic Cafe in 1999. It was a popular spot for the local Bridgeport music scene for over 20 years. It closed down in May 2020 due to the pandemic. The Torres family (who also own Harborview Market) then decided to purchase it and reopened it as Park City Music Hall following a 9-month renovation. The venue features a performance stage, a full bar and a kitchen. The menu features burgers, sandwiches, salads, bowls, tacos, various bar bites, craft beer (on draught and in cans), and craft cocktails. In May 2023, the venue unveiled their backstage annex: a 2500-sq-ft space directly behind the stage that is intended for VIP, GA+, private events and rentals. Since opening, Park City Music Hall has hosted countless nationally touring bands, Grammy winners, living legends, and electrifying up-and-comers. I recently visited Park City Music Hall for the first time. I had a ticket to see the Connecticut debut performance by New Jersey-based Rush tribute band "A Farewell To Kings" (AF2K). I'm a HUGE Rush fan, so I was really excited to see AF2K perform. Park City is primarily a standing room venue, but there is a limited amount of seating which is first come, first served. I arrived a half hour before doors opened, I was the first one in at opening time and I was able to snag the closest table to the stage. From the kitchen, I enjoyed some "Philly Eggrolls" (shaved steak, peppers & onions, mozzarella) along with a "Smash Burger" (cheddar jack, caramelized onion, pickles, shredded lettuce, special sauce) and "Sweet Potato Fries". I washed everything down with a draught pour of New England Brewing's "Fuzzy Baby Ducks" IPA. That meal really hit the spot! By the time the band hit the stage, a good sized crowd had accumulated. The band was terrific!! They played so many classic Rush songs and pulled them off well. As a drummer myself, I really liked the drum kit which was reminiscent of Neil Peart's kit circa 1983. Overall, I had an excellent experience at Park City Music Hall! I would love to visit the venue again, and I would really like to see AF2K perform again!