Fairly large one screen cinema dating from the mid-1940s. Just like the ones in my home town back…read morein the 1960s (unfortunately gone now). Cheap tickets, reasonable concession prices (for a cinema), clean, comfy seats, and very cool, retro "flying saucer" ceiling lights. It also has a very effective surround sound audio system. They show the latest movies, which is great, but I'd love to see some old b/w movies there too. Will definitely be going back regularly now that I know it's there. You should too ! Great date night venue as someone else said...

We love this place for movies. Movies are shown Friday-Sunday at 7PM for $6/person. They have…read morereasonably priced movie snacks, too. They've done some updating over the years, and there's a handicap entry available from the back.

Great local place to see a play or ballet. Hairspray tonight was great.read more

My friend and I attended our first play at the Oak Ridge Playhouse in July 14th to see 9to5. It was…read moreexcellent!! This is considered a community theater although it did appear from the playbill there were some professional actors as well. Everything about the show, except for a few 4 letter words(all of which we have heard before), was outstanding. This will not be our only time attending this theater and we are already making plans to see Blithe Spirit. Our only complaint is lack of legroom between rows of seats if you are tall or leggy.

We came here for an event. Employees were wonderful. The movie was good. Great night activity…read more We will be back

Really great fun theatre. We don't have drive ins in Orlando so while visiting we tried it out and…read moreloved it. My only suggestion is to bring your own food and drinks. I stood in line for an hour to be told it would be another hour wait just for popcorn. I didn't wait, but it was very frustrating to stand in line for an hour for nothing. So bring your own cooler and your own popcorn and food.

Love watching a play here! All seats offer an amazing view. Seats are terribly uncomfortable but…read morethe shows make it worth the pain!

This theater isn't glitzy and super new and modern like the theater in Turkey Creek. However, the…read moreprices at Tinseltown are awesome (much cheaper than other local spots) and the seating is amazing. This is a smaller theater with less screens, but the amazing seating is an appreciated surprise in this smaller city. The lobby is still a bit outdated but they make up for it in the actual theater spaces. There are pleather, electric reclining seats that have cushy seats and armrests and have the spacious stadium seat setup that makes no head large enough to block your view (and good for distancing, if that's a consideration for you). This was the perfect spot to bring my kids for their first movie theater experience. The armrests move upward if you need some cuddle action with your kids or your honey. :-) Check online to see how many people have purchased tickets, pick your own seats for purchase, and definitely check out the discounted tickets on Tuesdays.

Bad movies horrible chairs and crappy food…read more Horrible experience

What a cool, locally-owned theater! They have snacks galore (and drinks/beer) and one theater space…read morewhich feels like a quaint, VIP experience. There is also merchandise specific to the theater and celebrating movie buff history. The ticket prices and concessions are affordable and the owner is super friendly. There is street parking as well as a lot directly behind the theater. Don't expect the new releases here, as they show a fun variety of independent films and old school favorites. Unique spot worth all of your attention and money!

Love the old school intimate feeling. They have so many snack options and movie selections. A…read moreMUST see!

I've only visited this place one other time since moving to Knoxville. Last night, there was a Jazz…read moreperformance held there put on by a group of talented female musicians. These women were so awe-inspiring it left me wanting more. Afterwards, Hubby and I talked about the venue and all the great sounds of the evening. We will definitely return, hoping to meet some of the same warm and friendly staff while enjoying the artistic work displayed throughout the museum. Thank you Knoxville!

Such a fun visit while in Knoxville…read more The staff at the front desk was welcoming and informative. We particularly enjoyed seeing the model rooms and learning about the architecture. I want to go visit those houses now! Free museum. It's not too big but you can spend 1-2 hours here.

Definitely a fun experience- we went on a Saturday and it was packed, but the lines moved pretty…read morewell. The scares were well placed and I really loved the monster selfie museum and inflatables. Probably not for everyone but looking for a fun spooky season night, definitely check it out. All of the staff were kind and helpful!

15 Acres of Spooky on Halloween! 3 haunted houses for the…read moreticket price plus Monster Selfie Museum & The Jack O Lantern halls. There are a bunch of add ons: 3 jumps x 1 ticket off the Lexor Jump ( a free fall off a tower) Axe throwing 10 throws x 1 ticket Nightmare challenge- Fridays only. Any combo of some fear factor type stuff- eat something , drink something, do something. No thanks but I might pay the $5 to watch next time. If you complete it without throwing up, you get the money you paid back. We only went through the haunts and MSM/ JLH 1st: Lexor Manor : The first haunted house is set up using the upstairs and down stairs of the original house of Jeremiah Lexor. Waiting in line was no big deal, I wouldn't pay for the fast pass. There are multiple actors that come around decked out and in character interacting with the crowd. The make up & costumes were really great. Also there is a giant black and white projection of a video showing the people as they are scared , jumping, screaming and even running away inside. Watching it while you're waiting is fun. This place has a lot of history I didn't know about beforehand. Of course inside the Manor I was trying to look at everything on the walls and stuff . I didn't get frightened, but we did get jump scared a few times for being distracted and laughed so hard. It was great. 2nd: Carnival Outcasts Was probably the most fun and thrilling vs scary or otherwise. Plenty of clowns and jumps scares, fun & creepy sounds. Avoid this one if you dont want to be touched. They don't grab you just get real close might brush against your ankles or shoulder with something. I actually scared one of the actors myself and my friend fell out laughing; it came back to me and said " that wasnt funny" in the best and creepiest voice they could do to stay in character, which of course made us laugh more and her "twin" character also broke character to laugh. The walking path is wooden & goes up and down so beware. On the way out they chased her with the chainsaw and she loved it. The Lexor Jump is somewhere off the side of this attraction or above it. 3. Backwoods of Rage: IMO was the best one that had us more involved and engaged, feeling "lost" in the moment than the others did. The theme and overal demeanor of the characters was less playful scary & more sinister than the others. The actors never broke no matter what we said back. Which was good for us because we got our kicks in the first two. There is a lot less light in this one which adds to the fear factor for some. It was eerie walking through the part that is close to the woods but the guy in the front of our group here, kept screaming terrified every time someone jumped out at him. They knew who to get jaja. Well, so we didn't really get any scares until we got caught up in the fog and separated from the group..then the Cucuy found us. They did a really great job on this set with all of the turns and obstacles and placements of the actors. It was set up farther back on the property in the woods in what looks like a slaughter house for pigs. It had a lot of fog machines at one point and multiple false exits; it limited all ability to see so if you have breathing issues beware of getting disoriented in there. The bit of fear I felt was at the end in whatever kind of exit that was because I'm claustrophobic...I did run that bit out jajaja. I wont spoil it for you with the details. * Go through the Museum and Jack O Lantern halls last as there are no lines. They converted old shipping containers to make this. A different music is playing inside here than what you hear in the park and there is much to see. We danced around inside while checking things out. Spent another 20-30 minutes here inspecting everything. * Unless you have a big group or plan to hang about, you'd probably get through everything and be ready to leave in about 2 hours. *The music is loud and epic throughout the screampark. There is a gift shop/stand that also offers water & soda *Bathrooms are portapotties so make sure you bring hand sanitizer at least. *Parking is card only; $10; guided in the grass so be prepared to walk to the entrance. I've heard they change a lot of it every year, so I would definitely go again.