The legend of progressive house and trance music from London aka Paul Oakenfold was visiting…read moreIndianapolis - great excuse to come to The Vogue! It was actually my first time here and we had an amazing time. Their staff was super friendly - made it easy to get in and helpful once inside. The venue itself is clean and cool, decently sized, with quality sound and solid bar menu. And the show itself was the highlight of the night - never thought I'd see Paul live as a teenager, let alone stand right next to him. Thanks for bringing him to Indy!

I would give the Vogue more stars because I typically have positive experiences. Fun events and…read moretalent. The staff is usually great. The drinks tend to be more reasonably priced than Live Nation events. I was there a couple weeks ago and made sure to bring a clear purse and even measured it to make sure I wouldn't have any issues getting in through security. It was fine. When I was there last night the exact same purse was prohibited. Next time I'm going to bring a tape measurer with me so I don't have to go through that hassle again.

Went here for an open mic night this past week! It was a decent turn out and about 4 artist…read moreperformed! There was a $5 cover charge which I have never had to pay for an open mic show though. I did see they had some cans of beer for sale and they also had awesome art all over the walls and an awesome outside side stage which was an nice feature!

We have been to Clowes Memorial Hall several times over the years…read more For the first time I noticed things. First, there are concessions and restrooms all over the place. Everything seems clean and new, even though it was built in the 60s. The lobby area is expansive. Inside the theater, remember to look up, and up and up! This is a tall theater. Three levels of boxes and terrace seats. Seems like I'd get a nosebleed in the the boxes, but they look comfortable and my guess is they offer a great view. The seats were comfortable; the sounds was good. It was a comedy show, so sound is less important. That said, it is important to have clear, understandable conversation from the stage. Clowes has this covered. The staff were kind and helpful. I wish we lived closer; we'd go more often.

Really nice venue! I was a fan of how easy it was to navigate especially with staff around to help…read moreyou out. The way the venue is set up is perfect, seems like no matter where you sit you are at least getting a decent view, even further in the back. I had plenty of legroom from my seat (main floor) and everything was clean. I wasn't a fan of how long it took to exit the parking garage after the show was over but I expected that so I can't count that against them. Overall this place was a lot better than other venues I've been to. I was able to see my favorite podcasters (The Basement Yard) because of them :)

Friend purchased tickets for six from Groupon last week. We drove over to HTC and met with the…read moreowner/operators and they explained all the rules and the story for our experience. Walked in the trailer and was impressed with the layout. There was a total of seven in our party and we had plenty of room to deal with multiple clues at one time. It was cold but the trailer was heated and comfortable. We raced against the clock and saved ourselves from impending threat. Our kids were impressed and enjoyed our time. Can't wait for another adventure. Check them out. Locally owned and operated.

My husband and I came here for the first time earlier this month to see CLUE: A Drag Parody. It was…read moreSO fun. They had a Pretty Little Liars esque interpretive dance to open up the show, a Scooby Doo chase scene before intermission, and the costumes and acting were phenomenal. Something we didn't love was that when purchasing the tickets for the show, the website showed that we were sitting at tables and you picked which table you wanted to sit at. When we were seated though, the theater was all just one large section of very small theater seats, so that was misleading.

We attended the Little Shop of Whorrors, VIP Style. I was impressed. The VIP lounge was beautifully…read moredecorated in the theme of the show. Complimentary cocktail included which of course was fittingly called: the Big Bad Green Mother. Not sure what all was in there, but It was green and I'm thinking it had some Medori in it. A bit sweet, but delish. All the staff very quite friendly and we got lovely seats front and center. I'd say when you get a chance, upgrade to VIP. It's not much more and the seats as well as the welcome, the lounge & drink are well worth it. The show itself was absolutely fabulous and I would go see it again in a heart beat. I'll have to keep an eye out for their upcoming shows. See you there...

The live performance of Come From Away was absolutely…read moreincredibly fantastic. The best event I have been to in years. The cast and the band were amazing. A must see.

We recently visited the IRT for the first time and had a lovely experience. The production we…read moreattended was excellent, and the building is beautiful. There was also an option to buy parking in advance that was quite reasonable. I'll definitely be watching their schedule to find a reason to return.

Omg I live this place! Its reasonably priced. And its so family friendly. The concessions stand is…read morethe ultimate set up. They have it set up to run so smoothly. I loveeeee it. Every place should definitely take notice. The staff was friendly. And we just really enjoyed it. I used to take my boys to the drive in in Ohio all the time but had not been since moving to Indy but I will definitely go again!

Came back for the first time in a long time, this past Friday. I used to come here a lot more as a…read morechild. First opinion wasn't too bad. I can tell they have gone up in price, but not by too much. What hasn't gone up right? Gate staff was friendly at first, but my mom let her know that we were paying by debit card and in Indiana, you aren't able to add credit tax to a card that's not credit. After that, the cashier wasn't too friendly and cut my mom off from talking. She then overcharged us for an extra child. Other than that, Spiderman was great. The concessions were a little more run down, but everything came out great and was reasonably priced there. We had some issues with other people parked in front of us that wouldn't turn off their headlights. We did get a great parking spot though, for what was a sold out show. Overall, we will be back to our neighborhood drive in.

Indianapolis has several really cool venues for live music (and a few crap ones). I have a soft…read moreplace in my heart for Tufty Clough's Radio Radio, a Fountain Square live music spot since 2001 and absolutely one of my favorite places to hear live music in Indy. Radio Radio is a 21 and over, general admission concert venue that offers table and lounge seating on a first-come/first-serve basis with the rest being standing room only (or sitting in my case, eh?). They offer full bar service and have specialty craft cocktails at select shows. Radio Radio is only open during shows with doors opening an hour before the first act is scheduled to play. It's a smoke-free facility, though it's my understanding you can smoke out back. Radio Radio has a really killer vibe with a weaving together of style, substance, retro, and probably a few other things. I don't get to Radio Radio nearly enough, but every time I go I'm like "Man, I need to come here more often." There are free parking lots in various locations around Fountain Square along with street parking in spots. Curb cuts are plentiful in Fountain Square, though it is an older part of the city so there are occasional sidewalk cracks. The front entrance is perfectly accessible and the venue itself is fairly solid, though the "Standing Room Only" shows can be a challenge. My understanding is they'll try to work with you with advance notice, though I have to be honest and say I've never had any difficulties as without exception I've found Radio Radio crowds to be respectful of wheelchair users when they show up. I've always been able to see, though I do typically arrive early just to make sure. Radio Radio's sound system was updated a few years ago and the sound is extremely awesome now. Acts range from local bands to up-and-coming regional and national acts or bands with more of a cult following. Concert capacity is right around 250. There's also this incredibly beautiful winding bar. Employees are friendly and helpful, drink prices are fair (especially for music venues), solid craft beer options, and I just love this entire vibe. It is worth noting that Radio Radio does not do food. If you don't know David "Tufty" Clough, he was the longtime bassist for Toxic Reasons and also for Zero Boys. He was also one of my first artist interviews when I was in college (so, yes. I'm a longtime fan). He also used to own Broad Ripple's Future Shock. This is an awesome venue and one of the better mid-sized options here in Indy. If you've never seen a show, I highly recommend it.

Fun space! Great live music venue. Mostly standing room but some seating. Old times bar. Great…read moreambiance.