I first found out about this place in fall of 2015 when I thought I was going to help assistant…read moredirect a show and then I became part of the ensemble; and I've been in love with it ever since. It's small. Teeny. Never more than 100 chairs or less for the audience. Some of the shows performed here may only have 1-3 actors. It's very much like a black box theater. Super intimate. I love it. Their shows range from kid productions to very dark, racy, weird, controversial shows. Plays and musicals are mixed in every season. Sometimes the show is in the actual theater, sometimes it's held in the 'lobby' of it's a small show. They have mild concessions of candy and cans of pop. Sometimes a show is BYOB. Two bathrooms, very clean; gender neutral. Tickets can be bought at the venue or online. Parking isn't always the best. No parking lot or anything. It's smack dab in the middle of downtown Sioux City. Tickets are typically around $25. Seats are always general admission. Rarely are microphones used. Space is small enough they're usually not needed. The last show I saw there was one of the best shows I've seen done in Siouxland. (Non-professionally.)

Very cute boat, be prepared to read a lot and learn from the pictures and the cute little models!…read moreGood for The whole family and it's free! Just make sure there are not a lot of people there at the same time cause it's narrow. The staff is friendly and the few souvenirs are cheap.

Local museum open Saturday's 9-1, free admission, run by friendly volunteers. More then 4000…read moresquare feet of historical and local items with their own story. Items like an urn used in the reburial of Sargeant Charles Floyd in 1895 (member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition), also a local horse drawn hearse which is over a 120 years old. There is also a metal star with the letters GAR. What was this organization and who were they? Come explore and learn some local history.

What an exquisite venue! It was our first show here and we will gladly return. The acoustics are…read moreincredible and there didn't appear to be a bad seat in the house. It is obvious much love and care has been devoted to this building. The decor is authentic to the period.

Great concert "Three Dogs Night". Pretty venue. Beers were nice and Cold. Employees well aware…read moreof seating.

Have you ever seen a steamboat made into a Welcome Center and Museum? Me neither. So I had to go…read moreinside to check it out. I was met with two of the nicest ladies (working on a Saturday) answering questions and giving directions. Inside the steamboat is a small place to buy souvenirs and snacks as well as a museum on multiple levels. The majority of the museum is accessed up two small staircases. Kids and adults will find this Welcome Center a perfect place to stop in. Restrooms were in a separate building and a playground was available for the kids to get out some energy. There was also a beautiful walking path by the water to walk your dog. Go in and tell the nice ladies Marie sent you!

The last time I was here was 7 years ago. I was here two weeks ago & I had fun with my friend who…read morealso was here with me! A lot of interesting things to see regarding Sioux City & Lewis & Clark voyage!

I saw Susanna over 20 years ago . She told me a lot of things. At the time , I thought she was…read morereading the wrong crystal ball! Everything she said came true ! She made me a believer!

They do a great job, staff was amazing and food is bliss. As a common patron I always heard…read moremanagement was bleak, or misanthropic. The staff are lovely, but the devils in management resurface, or quit. It sounds like hell to work their. But the staff are lovely.