This is a great community theatre! A small, quaint and very comfortable theatre that feels a step…read moreup from your average community theatre. My experience with purchasing season tickets and reserving seats was nice and easy. I like that with my season tickets I can reserve seats for any of the performances rather than being locked in to a show like "the 3rd Saturday". The theatre does offer different season ticket options with varying costs. The show we saw, "Yankee Tavern" was very interesting, funny and thought provoking. The set design was well done. The acting was typical for community theatre in that it ranged from mediocre to really good. Overall, it is a great value and I am looking forward to the rest of the season.

Lovely afternoon at The Paramount Theatre where we attended a ballet production of Snow White and…read morethe Seven Dwarves. Our tickets were inexpensive for genuinely good view of the stage in row J. Ushers were friendly and eager to assist everyone who needed help finding their seats. The antique decor, paintings of 17th century ladies & gents, and yellow upholstery all give an authentic live theater experience. There was a strange little wall mounted water fixture (see picture) that I really liked even though I'm not sure what it is practically for. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed the performance. We expected live instruments and were surprised it was set to prerecorded orchestral music, but the sound quality was great so no worries. My only real complaint is that when we stopped by earlier that afternoon to buy our tickets, the fellow at the window seemed really put out . He answered our questions, but it felt like we were imposing on him. There was no one in line behind us and it's our first time going to a ballet since childhood, so we had some newbie questions. To engage with something like this for the first time is to step outside of our comfort zone, and I wish that the guy helping us had shown a more generous tone in the customer service department. His palpable annoyance very nearly scared us off buying tickets to this show at all.

Amazing venue! Beautifully restored interior (take the tour!), and they present world-class…read moreperformers across all genres. That a smaller theater like this can offer this level of artists/performers and other events is truly remarkable! Keep up the great work!

Great food. Great atmosphere. Great movies. Staff was very nice and handled things well. The…read morepopcorn was 10/10.

Adorable movie theatre! Came here with a friend to catch a flick on a Friday night and really loved…read morethe atmosphere. There is a great snack/drink menu - be sure to get the bottomless popcorn and soda! The theatre itself is super cozy and a bit on the smaller side. Coming from the DC area, you don't really find spots like this one. This place was so refreshing!

Very interesting place! I especially enjoyed the archaeological dig that unearthed James Monroe's…read moreoriginal homez

The pin ballroom , located in 3008 Berkmar DR Charlottesville va if you like pinball this place is…read morefor you is very clean owner is vey friendly and kind they have snacks drinks and soon beer

I got a membership and have been going as much as I can. The selection of Pinball games here is…read moreawesome and the owner is such a cool guy. It's nice to have a place like this since there aren't many arcades in town. Membership pricing is very fair.

Passed an audition to be one of the first ever members of the UVa Women's Chorale. Singing in…read moreGerman was a challenge but loved a capella or with a solo piano. Acoustics were incredible. The best extracurricular I was ever a part of. James Dearing was our conductor. Old Cabell is a beautiful building. After undergrad was asked to come back to be a part of a Chorale tour in far northeast Canada and the US. The most rewarding and memorable time ever.

I have been taking my daughter to Charlottesville Ballet's performance of the Nutcracker for the…read morelast two years. Each year it is SPECTACULAR. They offer several shows at various times so every one can make it. It has become a holiday tradition that I will cherish forever.

Excellent studio with a variety of classes for all age groups. Professional instruction and they…read moreare so nice and encouraging. It's a wonderful way to exercise and receive proper, professional training. Ballet, tap, contemporary, even classes for those over 40 years old! Wonderful place! They are so nice and patient with all their dancers. I'm so thankful for them!

This is our second time coming to this Arts & Crafts Festival... what a nice drive from Richmond…read more I love Crozet, it's a cool area. They have this festival twice a year, spring and fall. Last fall we had a blast here. This year, in May, was a different story... but I'll get to that later. This festival is smaller that most I've been to but I like it because you can see everything in a short time. Plenty of parking. It's not expensive to get in, $7. There are door prizes given away every 1/2 hour (last year I won a quilt!) It's designed well, food trucks in the back, lots of picnics tables and seating under a large tent, and an even bigger tents housing all the artisans booths. Nice for those hot days like today. The band was good! Three guys and a gal playing accordion. We dug it! Cool songs. Now for the not so great... you know, you don't want to compare, but sometimes it's appropriate. So last year we spent a pretty penny and left with a load of cool crafts... handmade soaps, food stuffs, plants, jewelry (earrings $10), greeting cards, art work, etc. This year we left with nothing! Why? The prices were exorbitant. We noticed that this year all the booths we bought from last year were gone. In their place were expensive booths. Now I understand that creativity has its price, but these are local folks selling their crafts and art, it's not a museum. I won't belabor the point or delineate the number of times we were in sticker shock, suffice it to say we were disappointed. We all agreed to come back one more in the fall and see if the difference is a seasonal thing. If not, I highly doubt we will be venturing to the Crozet Festival again. I'll keep you posted and revise my review then. Empty handed and dismayed, we headed off to a nearby winery to drown our sorrows!! (Wink, wink)