Came here for an afternoon performance of feed your senses which introduces you to dance and…read moreperformance art. Its once a month and I got a chance to see the theater up close and personal. Definitely coming back for an actual show. It is hosted or owned by Georgia State University so you may have to look on their website to find the relevant events.

The Rialto is a nice theater but the staff at my daughter's performance could not have been ruder…read more Blocking off the entrance to the lobby without your ticket is annoying because parking is a hassle and you don't normally all come at once. They used to do ticketing at the theater entrance which worked out better. After the show they immediately started snapping at patrons to leave and vacate not allowing pictures and turning off lights. Then our "validated" parking wasn't working so we had to pay anyway. There are far better theaters in Atlanta that are much more polite and operate more efficiently. Also the ledge in front of row AA is a little too high even for tall people for viewing. The ticketing system is a fiasco and always been but I overlooked it until the rude staff. They weren't even talking to me but witnessing their actions was a huge turn off.

I have been here to attend for couple of Indian community socail gathering parties. This place is…read morelocated at Shoppes at Trammel, behind Kid-r-Kids on Buford Hwy. With room for up to 300 plus guests, Banjara Banquets is the best event venue in the Cumming, GA area for modern larger parties, engagements, Baby showers, Graduation, Birthday Parties, Wedding events and memorable anniversaries and more. This place is maintained clean and neat. Ample free parking is available in and around the banquet hall. Banjara Banquet is more than just a beautifully designed canvas for your event in a prime Cumming location. Step into Banjara Banquet's snow white atmosphere, accented with crystal Swarovski chandeliers, elegant curtains, ceramic floor and combine with limitless colors of atmosphere LED lighting to create the perfect event. Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, or any celebration, their stunning banquet hall provides the ideal backdrop for your unforgettable moments. Call them for hosting your next event.

amazing experience, great hospitality, have lots of fun memories here. coming to this place is the…read moremost magical place very to be. having ur event at bangara banquets will make that event endless.

Place is always very clean, has lots of (large!) bathrooms. An escalator breaks every year but they…read morealways navigate around it or fix it fast. Idc if it's a Momocon thing or a GWCC thing but the crowd control here is on point. Place is big enough that there's always some lonely corner to chill in if you need to. Parking is a nightmare and very expensive; just park somewhere else and walk here. GWCC food is not good but they have some nice vendors.

I was here for a trade show and this is my second or third time attending here…read more For starters , traffic coming in and out (and Atlanta in general) is brutal. The planning at each event seemed haphazard. Parking was twenty-two dollars, which was normal for a convention center. I don't have to be back for a few years, my next trade show is in a few months in Chicago.

Amazing space! The space was beautiful and had lots of pros! Parking was perfect for my guest…read more Access was great. The space was open beautiful and a canvas to decorate however you imagine. The space was very clean. LeLe was amazing. She was able to coordinate all of my decor and it turned out beautifully and all we had to do was out catering. It was perfect! Very seamless process for my son's graduation party! We will definitely use the space again and recommend the space and service to anyone!

Amazing space and atmosphere! Lele is an amazing owner that is very tentative to your needs. Will…read moredefinitely recommend this event space to others

We hired Atlanta Special Events to help us do a casino night for our company summer party this…read moreyear. Our summer party was held inside Gate City Brewing Company's private event space - similar to a large garage - in Roswell, a suburb about 30 minutes north of Atlanta. Gate City's space wasn't terribly big, so we had to be strategic about how many gaming tables we would be able to fit inside their space. We also had to account for tables for the food caterer and tables for guests to sit/stand and eat/drink. We ended up going with three tables: 1. Blackjack 2. Craps 3. Roulette If I recall correctly, Atlanta Special Events had five employees on-hand. There was one person at the blackjack table (dealer), two at craps, and two at roulette. The second person at the roulette table was sort of like the pit boss. He controlled the play money and dispersed it to anyone who asked. When it came to giving away money, there really was no hard and fast rule. If you ran out of money or simply wanted more money, he'd give it to you. At the end of the night (our party was a three-hour affair), everyone cashed in. The folks from Atlanta Special Events counted everyone's cash. Each person received a ticket with their name on it and the total amount of cash they ended up with for the night. Our company gave away prizes to the top five money winners. I think each of us started out with $200-300 worth of play money and our ultimate winner, who I believe won by a landslide, ended up with tens of thousands of dollars. He did it by camping out at the roulette table. The event staff was dressed formally in white or black shirts with bow ties. I noticed a sixth person arrived towards the end of the night to help the crew pack up the tables and depart. The game tables and chips were good quality and there were even coasters for us to place our beverages on. Everyone looked like they were having a great time and I heard nothing but positive things about the games. Several people told me they had fun. If you're looking to do a casino night for your party, I recommend these guys. Atlanta Special Events also offers other games like murder mysteries, provides various forms of entertainment such as DJs and singers, and they even handle events like grand openings and weddings.

Atlanta Special Events does amazing work. I've been to some big corporate team building events that…read morethey've done where they bring in things to do like rock climbing and water slides. They've had bbq's for us during the day and black tie awards banquets with whole bands and great food. Everything runs smoothly and I always look good.

The non-profit organization TLWL Inc. had our annual…read morefundraiser at this nice venue recently. The place was absolutely beautiful, staff was friendly and accomodating. They made every effort to make us and our quests feel welcomed and comfortable. They let us in early to decorate, and allowed our board members to come in day in advance and bring in some donated goodies for this event. This venue is perfect for so many type of functions, either private or corporate, and it is clean, calm, asessable, classy, and just inviting with a nice view out to the nature. The bar was conveniently located by the lobby and next to the "mingling area." Parking lot has several handicap parking spaces right at the front entrance, and the layout of the parking is practical. Thank you to The Metropolitan Club! You made our day perfect. Your family and staff deserve way more than five stars. Next time we will take a spin on the dance floor. Thank you again.

Amazing , please bring anyone you can here. It's a great place to socialize at. And , great serviceread more

Real simple, nice stadium. It was my first time there on the 3rd, for the Chris Brown concert. I…read morehave to say, I didn't like it for a concert. Being that they have bleachers, there was a lot of rattling going on and seating got tricky because it was bleachers style seating. These are my reasons why no 5-stars.... oh yeah be ready to walk some stairs, depending on your gate entrance. Each staff member I encountered was very helpful and nice. There were plenty of stalls in the restroom and it was clean. I'm not sure of the concession stand or stands because we stopped, ate and drank before we got there. It did look as if there is no bad seat in the stadium, rather high or low. I could go back for a game for sure but probably nor for a concert.

We celebrated Georgia Tech graduation this past weekend at Bobby Dodd Stadium, and it was a…read morememorable experience--rain and all! As a new GT alum, I'm clearly biased, but this really is one of my favorite stadiums. The field looked great, and the staff was organized and helpful throughout the day. The Jumbotrons are crisp and well-positioned, so guests seated all around had a clear view of the field. My guests also raved about the amazing city skyline views from the stands, depending on where you're seated. And of course, the Ramblin' Wreck made its iconic appearance--a highlight for anyone who knows Tech tradition. The Wreck is a 1930 Ford Model A and Georgia Tech's official mechanical mascot. It leads the football team onto the field at all our home games, and seeing it roll onto the field for graduation gave the day a uniquely nostalgic, GA Tech feel. A few practical tips: *Clear bag policy is strictly enforced--especially important for women with purses. One of my guests had to "bag check" hers, ouch *Mobile tickets only, which scanned without any hiccups. *Security screening includes metal detectors at all entrances. *It's an open-air stadium, so you're exposed to the elements--no umbrellas allowed, and we had rain in the forecast. Ponchos or rain jackets are a must! *Parking can be tricky, and traffic around campus gets intense--Uber is a good call if you can swing it. All in all, a beautiful venue with rich tradition and a killer skyline backdrop. A perfect place to catch a college football game or celebrate becoming a Helluva Engineer!

We went to a recent concert. Seating is very comfortable and the stage was viewable from all…read moreangles, so it is safe to say that there is not a bad seat. Parking may be a challenge. We ended up parking at a parking deck that was charging $25. I cannot wait to see what other shows will be playing and I am looking forward to the next event here

I'm a start off by saying the event was in Atlanta and at night so parking was slightly a challenge…read morefortunately we found the parking deck and parking was $25 dollars. The Symphony Hall is very spacious and clean. Also, very organized we were greeted and helped to our seats as some on as we entered. Seating is comfortable and the forum we were in was nice and intimate. I saw Brian Culbertson for the first time a few months ago and became an instant fan. He's an amazing jazz musician and I would definitely come back here for him or any interesting events they may host. Anyhoo check out Brian in my video and until next time SYOY!