My aunt invited my sister and me to see "Dracula .... a Comedy of Terrors" & OMG, I am so glad I…read morewent because it was hilarious & a bloody good show. The cast was amazing & kept everyone laughing. I have been to Colonial Players several times & it has not disappointed. it's a small cozy welcoming theatre of local enthusiasts who love the theatre & they do such a fabulous job every time. Ticket prices are very reasonable & some discounts are offered such as senior & military. Also, Colonial Players now offers Seat FlexTickets for Adults for $22.00 per seat ($110.00 total) and for Seniors, Students, and Active Military for $18.00 per seat ($90.00) total. They are transferable .... How cool is that? Parking can be a challenge so be sure to arrive with plenty of time before the start of the plays to allow time to get your ticket and get comfortable. I highly recommend you check it out & let's continue to support the creative minds of our locals who come together to showcase their talent and devotion to the arts and our community. And a quote from the Dracula program... "and remember: laughter is the best defense against the dark"

Went to see It's A Wonderful Life A Live Radio Play On Air. It was amazing! I've only seen the…read moremovie once so I was a bit worried I wouldn't remember the various scenes but the actors and actresses did an incredible job! Great theatre!

A great event for trying lots of craft beers and hearing local comedians at the same time. I've…read moreattended this event 3 years in a row now since it's inception and have loved every minute of it. One of my favorite things is the craft beer pairings. There have been beer & bacon, beer & cheese, and beer & chocolate pairings. Which one was the best? BACON OF COURSE!

We enjoyed this festival at Anne Arundel Fairgrounds. A good assortment of organisations' stands…read moreabout Irish, Celtic, and Scottish cultures. A stand featuring Irish Wolfhounds. Cute gigantic dogs. Good brews (sláinte!), other drinks, and foods. We liked the bands. Also a drums & pipes band. I opted for the Jameson Whiskey Tasting session. Got to sample some of their rarer (and more pricey) whiskeys. Really good opportunity to get a taste of them without spending hundreds of dollars for the bottles.

Fun!!!!! I didn't know that I like Irish music so much…read more Tickets: cash or card. $25 VIP $110 with free beer, wine, cider, soda, and water. Customer service: awesome! They give free sunblock at the gate. Stage: 3! Now at the biggest Shamrock stage. A great band is playing. The vocal makes us laugh a lot:D Drink: Nice beer:) Healthy smoothy:)) Food: fantastic! Shepard's pie, BBQ, grilled oyster, popcorn, etc. Shopping: Green t-shirts! Leather bags. So many cool things. Parking: Free. Kids friendly event:) So many cute fun kids playing around.

Another awesome night at the Avalon Theater!!! This time it was to see Seldom Scene, great timesread more

A terrific evening listening to the Eric Byrd Trio! Like so many great concerts we've enjoyed in…read morepast years - Keb Mo, Shelby Lynne, Greg Brown, Matthew Sweet , Richard Thompson - the Avalon knocks it out of the park with first class entertainment in an intimate setting. Get your tickets for an upcoming show.

Wonderful youth music... great food ... wonderful people and I am able to take my dogsread more

Variety of Vendors. Setting. I met some amazing artists and crafters. Easy to get to and parking…read morewas free and close to the event.

My daughter used to dance here and she got bullied out of the studio. There were text messages,…read morerumors that speculated, and favorites around the studio. The teachers were great but they didn't show remorse for what was happening.

Dance studio - after sending my granddaughter to their summer dance camps for a couple of years, we…read moreenrolled her in the competitive dance team program. Owners, teachers and parents were warm and welcoming. We love their emphasis on training and creating a supportive, safe environment that helps a child grow mentally and physically in dance. My granddaughter had a great first year and is excited about the upcoming fall season. I highly recommend Level Dance Project.

My daughter has danced competitively at C&C Dance Co. for three going on four seasons and this is…read morenot only a fantastic dance studio but place you'd want an adolescent to grow. Coming from another local studio, I can attest that some only value winning and not pouring into your child in the process. C&C teachers not only teach your children and create fantastic routines but they pour into them ultimately boosting their confidence and aiding into shaping them into kind, caring, and supportive young adults. My daughter has a community of people (friends, teachers, and parents) that want what's best for her and that is priceless. On top of all of that, I've seen my daughter grow tremendously as a dancer! She started off only really doing jazz and hip hop and here at C&C she was exposed to so much more! She's grown in all genres (especially contemporary, tap, acro, and lyrical) but she also just got en pointe! Thanks so much for all that you all do for our dancers and I can't wait to see even more growth in future seasons!

Great dance company! I love this place and I know my daughter loves it as well! The instructors…read moreare amazing and everyone is very friendly there! It feels a lot like family! And my daughter is learning a lot even though she's still a awkward preschooler! Miss Mandy is great the the little girls absolutely adore her!

Let's Go was ready to go! This was a really well organized music festival. They posted set times…read moreearly (nearly a month in advance - great for planning purposes), and they had two stages with no overlapping sets so that you can actually enjoy all of your favorite bands - no picking and choosing! And, sets actually started and ended on time! With the alternating stages, it was a full day of music. Their social media account (IG: letsgomusicfest) posted a lot of helpful information leading up to the event. I was able to familiarize myself with the event layout, vendors/booths to be on the lookout for, and all the "know before you go" tips for seamless entry. Kudos to their social media team for re-posting lots of attendees' IG stories to hype up the weekend. There was also good email communication leading up to the event - there was a good balance of being informative without being spammy. After going through security (bags get checked and you get wanded - only clear bags/small fanny pack or clutch are allowed), our tickets were scanned and we were given wristbands for the weekend (we had 3-day tickets). Since there were separate tickets to scan each day and there's no re-entry, I don't quite see the usefulness of the "wristbands for all" approach, except to designate VIP ticket holders. Maybe if there was some severe weather that required people to leave and come back, the wristbands would be helpful, but the event was rain or shine, so even then, it would have to be under extreme circumstances. Food truck lines were slow and long, but they were the only option for general admission tickets since no outside food/drink was allowed (and no re-entry). I think more food truck options could've helped keep things moving. Empty water bottles were allowed, and they had water refill stations, photo booths, and even lawn games (corn hole, mini golf, ping pong, and giant Jenga). Since merch was being sold all day, the merch lines were never ridiculous. There were also some other local vendors to check out, like a guitar shop, Laurel's House of Horrors, and a StateFarm booth. We were allowed to bring foldable camping chairs, and they had designated areas for chairs which was great because our views of the stage weren't obstructed by people standing right in front of you. There were also screens to see the stage and display announcements. My only qualm was with parking. We had no issues getting into the event - parking attendants were there to direct you where to park and arrival times of attendees were more staggered, but getting out was painful. Even with parking attendants to direct you out, we sat in the queue for about 30 minutes and it seemed like nothing was moving for the longest time. But I suppose that's the nature of the beast when everyone leaves at the same time and there's only one road out. But overall, I was really impressed with the organization and execution of this music festival. Kudos to the organizers and staff who helped make this event a success!