We enjoyed the performance and all the hard work the kids put into the show. Seating was…read morecomfortable and it was easy for us and our daughter to see. I like that it is inside the mall and therefore had plenty of parking. The only downside is the bathroom is a bit of a walk. I would recommend seeing a show here! Nice small time theater!

What a great opportunity to learn and grow in theatre! The owners are completely invested in these…read moreperformances! If you haven't been, you should check it out!!! My daughter absolutely loves it, she has taken voice and piano with Christina!

The Midland is a historic theatre in downtown Newark where you can find live performances, films,…read moreand community events. It has been the recital home of Patty's School of Dance since the early 1980s and where I performed many dance recitals. Especially epic are performances by The Black Jacket Symphony. Only 2 downsides-the theatre does not offer food and the drink selection is nothing notable.

Beautiful and intimate theater with a wonderful, welcoming staff!…read more I stopped in while visiting family in town and was greeted by a wonderful and cheerful staff who went out of there way to make my visit memorable! I had wandered in after hearing about a pub crawl and being told there would be tours offered of the theater. I was there a little early and the tour guides weren't on site yet but was offered a tour by Brian, which I was more than happy to accept! He was incredibly knowledgeable and personable as he explained the theater's rich history through facts, pictures and personal stories. It was WONDERFUL! I really appreciate him and the other staff members taking the time to make my visit fun and unique!

Zanesville has a nice collection of interesting architecture downtown. Right off the highway is…read morethe library, and a block away is this unexpected (at least to me) concert venue. Sweetie and I came to see Pat Benatar, who put on a great show. The building is probably from the '50s and is in great shape. Not huge, probably a thousand or so seats? The seats are old-style theater seats, and were comfortable for the whole show. Laid out in the traditional theater style, with several sections downstairs and a small balcony. Entry and exit were pretty efficient and simple. Acoustics were great, lighting was effective. The ushers were super friendly and helpful. It looked like concessions and bathrooms were downstairs though we didn't use either. There's plenty of free parking, and street parking nearby too. It was easy to get out of the lot and back on the highway. We had a great experience, and I would definitely come to see another show here.

Let me start by saying that the Drexel has been around for a long time and I am very glad it is…read morehere in Columbus. It is a true community theatre and I appreciate the unique, diverse programming. My review will be based on a recent movie going experience. Pros: 1. See above. 2. Cool art deco interior. 3. Close to lots of dining options for pre or post movie meals. 4. Shows limited release movies. 5. Restrooms are very clean. Cons: 1. The theatre our movie was in was the smallest I have ever been in. Five rows of seats total. Even in the last row, it was uncomfortably close to the screen. 2. Did not seem to have surround sound and movie dialogue was sometimes hard to hear. 3. Parking situation is a little wonky. They have a small shared lot behind the theater, but there is no back door into the theatre (?) You have to walk around the block or through the grocery store parking lot to get to the front entrance.

Attended a screening of "Battersea" for the Columbus Film Festival. LOVED this theater! The seats…read morewere comfy and it gave off a vintage Hollywood vibe. Definitely will come back for more special screenings and fun movie events!

The theater is great. Reclining chairs are awesome. One constant issue I have here is the bathrooms…read moreare always dirty and trash is always full!

The concession prices are out of this world! Eek, why do movies costs so much here and would it be…read morepossible to sell anything healthy or in decent portions? I don't understand why movie theaters have to be ridiculously overpriced and fattening. The theaters themselves are not bad although it hasn't been updated since they opened. There is a lobby area for kids to run screaming around and acting berserk hopped up on sugar and processed foods. Joy. Sadly this is a one trick pony town so your options are limited and you'll be forced to pay the piper if you aren't willing to drive out of town.

Nice little museum showcasing all aspects of Buckeye Lake history and life, including boating,…read morefishing, the amusement park, education, music, and more. Many interesting artifacts, well displayed. Several cool maps and models. A short video about the area and the park. Right outside is an original log cabin, highlighting pioneer life. Stop by if you are at all in the area. Limited hours so check beforehand. Great staff. Some parking alongside.

Awesome museum of Buckeye Lake. Got to sit in the old rocket from a ride and the lady there took a…read morepic of me & my grandson. A Buckeye Lake must see. Free admission

Lost Lands is a major camping music festival in the middle of Ohio and I love it this year! It's my…read more5th time and this year they opened up a brand new steakhouse called Chomped Steakhouse within the festival grounds overlooking Wompy Woods and I figured I'd leave the review on that here. So the Chomped Steakhouse is a dine-in experience with a $35 minimum with various steaks, appetizers, and desserts and is a new addition to the festival! It is wild to see your table overlooking dinosaurs and your favorite artist playing in the background and just enjoying the vibe. We were the 3rd group to ever enter the steakhouse and by the time we left, there was a 3 hr wait time to get in (we got lucky). So we ordered the following: Filet Mignon Rib eye Fries Lobster Baked Potato Creamy Mashed Potatoes Seafood Platter Wine Ultimately the ribeye was the best, the filet mignon was decent but not mind blowing, and the lobster potatoes weren't great. The seafood platter consisted of shrimp, oysters, and crab legs and to be honest the oysters were the best but the crab legs weren't that good. Still, the vibes and atmosphere more than make up for the food. I still had a blast with friends. The food options at Lost Lands in general have improved this year as well, I think they upped their game with selecting better vendors and hope they return next year! Overall, if you get the chance to go to Lost Lands and like Dubstep this is for you.

Hands down, the best festival experience I've had since my very first one over a decade ago…read more I've only been to LL once, this past year, but that was enough to determine that the festival deserves five stars in my humble opinion. Everything from the shuttle from Columbus to Legend Valley and back, to the number of restrooms, diverse food options, and lack of long lines for drinks, to the crowd and sound quality was on point. No, I did not camp... no reason to when I live so close, but I might some day. I really liked the layout and the various stages. While there was a fire ban this year due to a drought, Excision (who is the DJ that throws the fest) busted out a drone show that blew everyone away, myself included. The attention to detail here is beyond any other festival experience I've had. From hidden stages to fun games and scavenger hunts, there's plenty of stuff to do. When night falls the forest turns into a magical lit up land.. Picture adult Disney. Funny, many call LL the Disney of Dubstep and I totally get it now. I have no doubt that I'll be back.

Here we have 4 days of mayhem, it's either your thing or it's not. There are so many bands &…read moredifferent types of music available to see & hear. There's food also avail 24-7 & lots to keep you from being hungry. Plenty of room to camp, hot showers & toilets. If you need a lot of sleep then maybe this festival isn't for you. Carnival rides to keep the fun going. Overall we have an awesome time.