Chairs in here are extremly comfortable! Have great shows here and seats positioned for a great…read moreviewing! Well layed out place. Great day out for the whole family

They have a good range of shows and events here and a small art gallery…read more You can book tickets online but there is a £2.50 charge for doing so. There is usually parking spaces but you do have to pay around £1.50 to park for the length of a average show, and that includes evenings and weekends. The main theatre is small but adequate and doesn't feel too cramped. The view is great from any seat and they are layered well enough that a big person in front will not obstruct your view. They do a range of activities for children during term time and holidays. The drama lessons are great as my daughter has been to them. They also do adult ones but I haven't been so can't comment. The restauarant is expensive compared to eating in twon but comparable with other places that have a captive audience! You can order drinks for the break and they have them ready for you to save time. They will not do hot or speciality drinks during intervals as the bar obviously gets very busy. They sell tiny tubs of ice cream that are quite expensive but very nice and locally produced. The toilets are clean and plenty enough. There is a small play area for children under the stairs which is good for occupying them while you have a pre-show drink. The interior of the building is very fresh and open but the outside is starting to show signs of wear and tear. For parents, there is a great play area at the end of the carpark so do cheack that out if you want to let them let off steam. It doesn't belong to the theatre but has a very good range of well maintained equipment for all ages.

Charming free (donation only) local museum geared for children and adults with a small art gallery…read morein the back, worth the stairs to the second floor for a look. The displays are quite nicely thought out and the hands on for the kids is very considerate and fun.

Lovely art displays in here and is a great little place to look around. Loved it when i went here…read morewith my old school. The art displays will fasinate you for hours. Libary downstairs which is very handy!

If you want to learn about history of cider-making this is the right place!…read more Discover for yourself how apples were harvested, milled, pressed, fermented and finally turned into that drink that we know today. You would also learn about apple varieties, colours, and even get a brief glance into apples in history and geography. There is also Bulmers board room and managers office, as well as old cellar. Throughout your visit there are quite a few films, audio explanations and interactive displays which breaks up standard reading. The cafe is very reasonably priced with teas served in china.

I really liked this, it was informative and brought together a lot of aspects I knew something…read moreabout already, which made it all make sense to me. It does entail a lot of reading though, so may not be too good if you don't learn much just by reading. Or in fact if you've got toddlers or young children. There's a lot of glass (bottles etc) on display so you couldn't really read everything and ensure none get smashed at the same time! For older children there are little quizzes and colour-in pages to keep them interested. The displays are also quite colourful and some are interactive. There is a lot to go through in a small space though and it is well worth a visit. The ticket price includes a self-guided tour and a taste of some of the produce. There is also a gift shop and a café which are reasonably priced.