Top Hat Lounge is a really fun spot with a ton of space. The interior is huge with a great stage,…read moreand the massive patio gives you even more room to spread out. There is plenty of seating throughout, so even with a big crowd, it does not feel overly cramped. The menu is a little on the smaller side, but there seems to be enough variety that I would imagine there is something for everyone. I got the ginger pork lettuce wraps and they were really good! They were pretty difficult to actually assemble, so I eventually gave up and ate everything more like a salad. The pork was absolutely delicious, though, and easily the highlight of the dish. Service was a little spotty, although we were a very large group, so I am sure that made things more difficult. Drinks were frequently missed or came out incorrectly, and our server had to reconfirm some orders multiple times. That said, they were incredibly nice and friendly throughout, which definitely helped. Overall, Top Hat Lounge is a great place to hang out, especially if you want a lot of space, a fun atmosphere, and live music. The service could have been smoother, but I would definitely come back.

We enjoyed this hot spot near Caras Park and the carousel. We enjoyed dining outside and seeing all…read morekinds of happy people passing by. We felt comfortable and got tasty food. Evidently it's where buses board for those going to a concert venue. So that adds to the people watching, too.

Classy venue with a killer house sound system. It's small and intimate setting is perfect for…read moreartists that can appreciate the Wilma

3.1.24: First time at this venue for a show and loved the theater like vibe--pretty open and…read morespacious. It wasn't overly hot like most venues. I didn't feel claustrophobic and actually had room to dance to one of my favorite bands, The Elovaters. The sound was great, so kudos to the sound engineers. Security weren't rude and did a good job of just doing their job and keeping people safe. Bartenders were smiling and friendly and drinks were reasonably priced. Overall, I enjoyed this venue and would definitely travel to see another show here.

This is a beautiful, engaging, tasteful and inspiring building. Just the lobby(ies) are so nice…read moreand relaxing. We waited for the show to start on the balcony lobby. The wait was a pleasant experience. Obviously, the shows change and since this was the first time we have been here I can only speak for that show and experience. Superb!! The production was "Sound of Music" and it was flawlessly performed. The company obviously has a passion for what they do. The orchestra was moving and at the same time unobtrusive, perfectly lending itself to the storyline and musical portions. Staff was friendly and profession. The refreshments looks delicious, but unfortunately dinner was too close and we weren't hungry. We will definitely be back as opportunity provides us an excuse. :-) NOTE on the production: If you haven't seen "Sound of Music" then you owe it to yourself. What a story of love, patriotism and moral courage! The characters were all convincing in their roles and the main characters had you captivated.

I believe in this program as a whole, but they do discriminate against handicapped children that…read morecan't speak properly. My grandson has tried out for parts with their groups that travel to the schools to perform. He has Apraxia of speech. This is a disconnect between the brain and the muscles of his mouth. He could be given a non speaking part or one that doesn't speak much but they refuse to give him the chance. He has tried out for three years and this last time which was just last week, he cried his little heart out. He said that they think he is stupid because he can't speak right. It is heart breaking for us and for him. He could learn the part in sign language and have it interpreted for the show. It is just not fair!!!

Some friends and I went to Hearts Afire just for a fun outing with the kids. They have plenty of…read moretables for many groups. They have all sorts of pottery pieces that interest kids to adults! Things start at 8 dollars and go up from there. They have so many colors to choose from and many ideas and other things to help you do exactly what you want. This is a great place to take yourself, your kids, a girls night out, a family night. I always wish we had more things to do during the winter and I'm happy to know this place is here! Small kids tend to paint a piece very fast but they all enjoyed it. I will add a picture of my finished project when I get it back! Should take about a week

Fun and friendly staff. We went on a Friday evening where my daughter and I enjoyed making a few…read moreprojects. Friday is also their sip and paint night where guests can bring their own wine and paint projects. It was a lot of fun and at reasonable price!

The fact that they hide the research they do on a community (provided by an anonymous source), and…read moredo very little to connect with the local drama teachers/directors puts them in question. Unlike the U of M based Montana Thespian Festival (part of the EDTA International Thespian Festival). I am an EDTA troop director who has advanced his theater troupe to the international Thespian society program in Lincoln, Nebraska. There is nothing like this for MCS MCS, apparently makes most of its money in order to enrich the top officers. I support the international Thespian society. But from what I have learned, I cannot support MCS!

I wanted to make public my response after the MCT response about my daughter's being felt dissmiss…read moreand lead being chosen twice in a row in small town like ours. About the lead being given to the same child twice. I understand what are you saying, but I think a bit of context is missing. McMinnville, OR is a small town in Oregon, with about 30,000 people. A camp that costs more than 300 a week the number of families that attend are about the same ones with the ability to pay and children interested in trying theater. Also, the few kids that go year after year get repeated quite a bit. I raised 4 children in this town, this is the community center my kids attended in Missoula back in the 2010s. Now the reason I am reaching out is because we have perceived a change. As I explained my older children attended and we had a very positive experience, they loved it and when attending the plays I was so impressed. Last year was a change. My niece who was visiting from Ecuador attended, and my daughter. The first time I heard there were lots of downtimes, also after the play it was clear a very tight group of a few kids very close to the Missoula staff while the majority were just basically on the sides. I stayed hours after observing and it was different so different. Now this year my daughter wants to try it again, and I do understand the pressures and that is why I asked and explained to her that she needed to ask. I also knew that depending on the part you get one rehearsal of that part is scheduled. Now I also talked to someone the morning she missed and told them she had talked to Ashland and she had given the ok. Now the upset is this. Her part was a group part with no real lines and the whole week to practice from Wednesday to Friday. She did talk to someone and me too. We were told ok. Then having Ashland simply say that she did not understand my daughter but never asked, and no effort to keep her on the play and send her backstage, and then having the director give us a sales talk about the backstage part and not in any way addressing my concern and my daughters? Felt dismissive and the point of Missoula that we loved felt lost. I even remember times were leads were split between two kids, roles were invented to add more kids, My children told me about it the ones now 22 and 24. Something change does not feel inclusive and the main job making kids part of something feels lost. Missoula staff just dismissed my daughter and that the teacher's lack of understanding was my daughter's fault. Children struggle to feel that they belong. The effort should be made to make them feel part of something. And believe me, you need to understand the town when kids see the same child be chosen to be a lead more than one year in a row, they know they remember and how you think it makes them feel?. Is a lot of effort for many families to pay the 300 for one week, to be ignored.

The Roxy Theater is a treasure and a public good. Please support them as much as you can. Without…read moretheir presence, we are only left with the Carmike commercial outlet and that sucks in more ways than I can count. If its been a while since you went out to a movie rather than watching at home or on a device, you might be surprised how good it feels to watch on a larger screen with others. Lots of ways to get involved. You can just go and pay for a single show. They have punchcards. Or you can be come a member or a supporter. Membership is cheap and you get free popcorn once a month as a nice special extra. I cannot think of a better buy local choice. Without us going, they can not keep going. Hope to see you there.

Nice nonprofit that local community theater. It's runs by volunteers to help give the voice to…read moreones that can by showing films that are educational. they also show all the movies that are very interesting films that you don't get to see anymore. Very affordable and plenty of snacks to purchase and the attendant was very polite and friendly.

This place is pretty rad. Came to see 406 play and the place was packed. Great beer selection and…read morehelpful staff. Dance floor is slick as shit so be careful you don't get all crazy and bust your ass.

Me & my boyfriend stopped in for his birthday for a few drinks since we were in town & Tracy was…read moreamazing!!! Loving the vibe..Great music.. great atmosphere & she was kickin ass the whole night w/ fast & friendly service! She even gave us a great recommendation for dinner!! We will definitely be comin back!! Thanks Tracy!!

This theatre is like stepping back in time. It had a great vibe and everyone was very friendly. If…read moreyou get an opportunity to catch a film here remember to buy a drink as you head in to watch your movie.