Excellent plays for great value. The space is not exactly the safest- very crowded and my guess if…read morethe fire exits wouldnt meet code- kind of moldy in there too- but with going for the shows. One star off for the physical space, which desperately needs attention and the parking lot, where it can take 20 min to leave because of cars parked one behind the other. If it were even slightly renovated things would be better.

You'll see the pebble parking lot, slightly ramshackle and oddly situated "lobby"/will call window,…read moreand desolate location, and think to yourself, "Great, bubblegum community theatre." It's not. The cast and production value behind The Mystery of Edwin Drood were both excellent. Tight cues, outstanding costumes, and the talent onstage? All undeniable. But even the rustic charm, and well-preserved nature of an ooooooold school playhouse theatre can't scoot away knocked heads on crossbeams navigating the balcony, squeaky chairs and the car-blocking limits native to a wee space. It's a black box in the style of a music hall, squeezed in to a two bedroom colonial. I really enjoyed, but this may be a polarizing space for theatre-goers. Still, tickets for musicals run $15-22, and you can find deeper discounts online for most performances. Would definitely go back for another show, especially now that I know what to expect (onstage and off).

Fantastic venue to see a concert or play. We saw the California Guitar Trio there tonight and it…read morewas an amazing show. We've seen CGT at TCAN numerous times. They love playing at TCAN and love to hear them at TCAN.

The Center for Arts in Natick (aka TCAN) is fabulous. We've been members for 4+ years now. They…read moreattract great acts, and have a cool movie venue. Plus, we love supporting the arts locally. Keep it up TCAN! You're an invaluable asset to Metrowest.

What a great group of people very eclectic and music styles. I really enjoy the atmosphere and…read moreironically at who is the promoter from center music. I recorded At almost 35 years ago! Glad to see the opportunities for people to get up there and play. Thank you.

This is a very cute venue. It seats about 100 people. The chairs are surprisingly comfortable, and…read morethey're layered over risers, so you always have a great view of the stage. I saw Who Are You (a Who cover band) at this venue last night (for my father-in-laws birthday) and it was a fun time. The sound quality was good, and they have video projecting behind the stage as well. There's a refreshment stand inside with a beer & wine license. $5 for beer or wine, which is reasonable. The show went on, despite small snow flurries outside.

My daughters have been students at PAC for the past 8 years, participating in private music lessons…read moreand summer theater camp. We LOVE PAC! From the amazing and talented music faculty to the creative theater productions, my children have learned so much and have had their lives enriched through arts education. I highly recommend PAC for private and group music lessons and summer theater programs.

Wonder music teachers - very flexible with makeup lessons - excellent theater productions. With our…read morekid's very busy schedules of sports, academics and music lessons PAC has very accommodating - making it super easy to do it all

My daughter is a toddler that attended this studio for a few months and was singled out by…read moreinstructors for criticism and neglected by the staff. When I tried to talk with the program director to find a solution, her response was "I'm not sure what you want me to say". It's no coincidence that she's the only black student in class and no one was willing to even work with my family. Needless to say that we will never be back.

Fabulous!! Simply fabulous! I cannot say enough wonderful things about Margie Peirce (the owner)…read moreand her staff. The kids are THRILLED to be there, they are kind, understanding, open to suggestion and produce fabulous dancers. LOVE!!!

I had my P bass redone. It was sent out to the luthier he recommended and redone top to bottom, and…read morenow plays like brand new. I found where I can take my bass now having had mediocre jobs done in the past.

Cool little shop... I took lessons here briefly, years ago, and thought Frank was a great guy. Was…read moreburning me cds to take home and practice with well before the technology was common/popular/easy. Haven't been there in years, but here's hoping it (and Frank) is still there and doing well.

I have been to many psychic mediums over the years and of all of them, I am most grateful that I…read morefound Charles. He is absolutely the real thing. He delivers messages with humor, candor and love. I always leave a session feeling informed and inspired. He is an absolute pleasure to work with and I highly recommend his services to anyone in need of guidance.

Ok, I know what you are saying to yourself - Barbara, seriously? And I would say back to you, yes,…read moreseriously! I need to take you back a few years (almost 18) to when Charles Grant was just a name that changed my life. I was on my way for a family vacation when I heard about Swiss Air 111 going down near Canada. I had just been in New York and my dearest cousin was going on a humanitarian mission and was on that flight. This was in the day before cell phones and I honestly did not know who to call. So I just called her number praying someone would answer and SHE did! She told me she was in too much shock to talk about it but that I should relax because she was fine. Years later I meet Charles and my cousin tells me this is the man that saved her life and told her not to get on that flight. Yes ... this really happened. Out of the blue one day, I get a message from him asking me if I was ok. I said yes but why does he ask - he said he received a "message" that there was something wrong with me. He continues to press me about my heart (full work up earlier that month - no issues), cholesterol (beyond amazing), and my blood pressure (low beyond belief). I finally admit to him that my heart is heavy mostly because we were sending my son to school and I was worried about finances. He said not to worry and that a job would come my way soon ... it did and it sort of fell in my lap unexpectedly. I also hosted a high tea for my friends at my house one lovely summer day and he did readings for everyone. The only thing I supplied to him were first names and birthdays (to do numerology for each person). Each person was touched and amazed at what he had to say to them. One woman had just lost her mother and was able to connect with her and was brought to tears. This man is genuine, gentle, and the best.

This is a great option for seeing an IMAX film. I confess it pales a little in comparison to the…read moreReading venue but as the business manager helpfully pointed out (thank you!) it seats half as many and I think the screen is smaller. Still, it beats the other IMAX theaters because of the comfortable seating and the buttkickers (rumbling vibrations). I met a friend there to see Godzilla v. Kong -- he had never been to a Jordan's IMAX and was surprised the seats didn't recline, but that didn't bother either of us. I was surprised that it wasn't packed for the first weekend of release but maybe it was the day before Easter, maybe it isn't as popular as I thought it would be (the movie) or maybe Natick doesn't get as much play, hard to say in one visit. But it worked to our advantage! I got in line about 30 minutes before the movie was due to start and they didn't let us in much before that. You enter from the back of the theater, which makes things much easier (in Reading you enter from the front/bottom and have to race up steps to get your seat of choice if it's packed). Otherwise, the experience was just as enjoyable. I think Reading is still my go-to, but I wouldn't hesitate to go to Natick if Reading wasn't available. It's nice to have options. We are very lucky to live in the Boston area. Oh, and I know some are put off by the lack of reserved seating, but you figure it out, just get there early if you're worried about getting the seat you want. And yes, one does have to walk through the store but several delightfully friendly sales people were happy to point me in the right direction and I didn't get too far before there was signage, so not to worry. Support our local theaters!!!!

Really over-rated place. First, you'll need a road map to find the theater once you actually enter…read morethe building. Second, widescreen experiences are only as good as the room they're in. This room is too small, and the screen is too large. There are only a handful of good seats. All others are too close to the screen. You'll get a stiff neck struggling to see the full picture, and rapid movement and extreme closeups will give you a headache. The special effects sound was also much too loud. And to the Jordan's staff, it's embarrassing that you sell such luxurious furniture in your store, while your chairs in the theater are so cramped in and uncomfortable. I so looked forward to seeing a great movie there, and when Oppenheimer arrived, I knew that was it. Instead, I left very, very disappointed. See their movies at other theaters. You'll save money and peace of mind, and you'll have a better experience.