Enjoyable site, though seats are a bit close. Always clean…read more Bathroom is small for number of people, but again kept clean. Seating is fast and enough help to get everyone to their seats. If I recall, no issues with people in front, enough height to see over them, but right next and not easy to get out of seats, without people standing and stepping back. Almost no room for coats (many do not check), but floors very clean, so can be placed on floor

I've lived in the area for 25 years and recently was the first time I had ever been to the Ames…read moreCenter. We saw a cover band of Queen songs. I'm so glad I was finally able to experience this venue. Parking is easy with free ramp and street parking next door to the theatre. Our seats were right in the middle of the center section. The steepness of the seats was great in that the person in front of you never blocks your view. Drinks were available for purchase and you can bring them to your seat. Staff was super friendly. It felt a little odd to see a 'Queen' concert in a theatre when I felt people should be up dancing and singing but the band did a good job of engaging the audience and the last few songs got the crowd on their feet. Nice experience.

What brought me here was that it was the setting for a pie contest, hosted by Sweet Potato Comfort…read morePie. I was in the audience. I don't get to many art galleries. Wall to wall paintings. Many would be good for a child's room and would make a great gift. For a shower as well. They have such novelty paintings i.e. the history of jeans, Dad's rootbeer, Rod Serling from the Night Gallery days. I loved meeting Kelly and was in awe of this place. Another reason to come to the West Bank. It's on the block for the Wednesday weekly West End days with all the vendors.

The location is in a great spot with lots of shopping and eating options. The gallery has a large…read morevariety of art. I appreciate visiting on Wednesday, it's their community art night.

Killing time before my flight to Dallas, i was exploring more of MSP airport. I took time to enjoy…read morethis art exhibit by Annie Young Arts. As per her website: 'Annie Young, is a Minneapolis-based multi-disciplined artist, living with adult-onset blindness, who is passionate about sharing her message of hope and possibility. She lives inspired by Audrey Hepburn's famous quote; "The words, 'I'm possible' is found in the word impossible."' This is a very inspirational message. The art is beautiful and i took the time to enjoy it while inside the airport. The art is vibrant and colorful. I would recommend anyone in the airport to take the time to enjoy the art on display.