Loved the venue. My first time here. I made sure I bought seated tickets. I'm not the standing room…read moreonly type with others crowded around me. The concert was amazing and my view perfect. Parking was affordable across the street but don't be in a hurry to get out.

Beautiful building, old school theatre that is without a bad seat. Place is gorgeous and the sound…read morewas great. Very cool building in a very cool neighborhood. Can't wait to see another show there.

A fun dive bar with great vibes all around. I came to see Squints perform and Cafe Nine was a great…read morevenue for them to play. We also caught a few other bands performs like Seepie and Shortwave too. The volume of the mics were just right, and the crowd was energetic from start to finish. It was a packed house! We love to see it. The bar staff was also very friendly. We will be back!

Stopped in for an On & On Radio DJ night. The bar is pretty divey but I loved the set up and they…read morehave stools outside too. The bathroom is really small, I wasn't a fan of that. The stage is a pretty decent size, I'm intrigued to come back another night and see the vibes. There's a parking lot right next to the Crown St entrance which is convenient. I only got one mixed drink. It wasn't full of ice so I feel like it was pretty fair price wise. The bartender and security listened to me yap so they were cool in my book.

Ah, Toad's! I haven't been to this venue is ages…read more I caught the SiR show and it was great. I love the acoustics and intimacy of the venue. As someone who's 6'3, general admission never bothers me. In Toad's I can see the stage from anywhere I'm standing. Parking is always a nightmare so it's definitely worth taking the CT Rail down and bar hopping around New Haven before the show.

Went to Bingo Loco. The event wasn't worth the money but Toads provided great drinks. They were…read morepricey but good. Parking is terrible but it's New Haven.

Venue is great but the fact that they charged money to see Adam Ant is a tragedy. Worst performance…read moreever! Not one note correct or in tune. Someone has to tell him,

Came here for another concert: SUBLIME with Bouncing Souls and The Interrupters…read more For those of you complaining about concert parking. What do you expect!? Get there earlier and leave early if you don't want traffic! There is multiple street sections that are FREE!! We were lucky enough to park in somebody's driveway for less parking than the venue charged but even with parking at the venue, we've only had to wait a short while for exiting. A little walk isn't that bad! It also depends on WHO is performing. The crowds will be different based on the show so keep that in mind. A Bob Marley tribute had LESS people, HALF the stadium while sublime was SOLD OUT and completely full!! Know your audience!

Having free or near-free concerts and performances in this and other Yale buildings is one of the…read morebest perks of living in the New Haven area. It's one of those hidden gem experiences that you owe yourself to check out whether you're local or just passing through. Woolsey Hall in particular is impressive. It's a grand, ornate hall with fantastic acoustics. The chairs are wooden, so the sensitive may want to bring a cushion. But otherwise, it's a world class hall that's impressively accessible.

Woolsey Hall is one of those places you don't hear about that often but you have to go there…read moreespecially if you enjoy classical music. Concerts usually range from free admission to $10. You can't go wrong and the music is spectacular! If you Google the Yale school of music concert list you will get all of the upcoming concerts. Some also happen during the week and there are also a few jazz concerts during the semester at Sprague hall next-door. I have seen award-winning musicians at both venues. If you go there make sure you look up at the ceiling and back over the second balcony. Also, make sure you sit on the first balcony in the center if it's not reserved, you will get a better view and hear better sound.

This is a stand up concert venue. Arrive early so that you can snag a seat along the wall (long…read morebench). Otherwise, you will be on your feet the entire concert. It's my understanding that there host events that are seated, but ask that question before you make a purchase. I enjoyed the concert I attended. I felt safe and the drinks are on point! They pour for adults so if you are a lightweight, bring a designated driver along. The staff are friendly and just want to do their job well. The photographers are there to snap pictures of the crowd and the band, so let them work too. Great spot!!

This is one of my favorite places to see bands. You have the opportunity to be up in person with…read moresome of the bands. The last few shows I've been to I've been able to stand right at the stage. They do have a bar there for folks that drink or they do serve water as well for folks that don't. Sound is pretty good there as well. I've seen bands such as The Spill Canvas, Pete Yorn, Smile Empty Soul, Kamenar, Hearts and Hand grenades, Mom rock and so many more. You could also rent out this location or at least you used to be able to host a private event. I hosted a benefit concert many moons ago.

Welcoming and eclectic atmosphere, friendly staff, live music and delicious food and drinks! A…read moregreat start before a show at the space ballroom or just a night out in the Cellar!

Pan-fried rectangle pizza, best you can get here in new haven dominanted pizza napolitano…read more Great music for when the party at Space Ballroom stops!

If you haven't yet been to this spot, what are you waiting for? Very glamorous and classy. Love the…read moreattention to detail and the comfortable features. They will work with community groups - dance teachers, small theaters, event planners, etc. - give them a call today!

From the owner: All shows and events are up close and personal, you are never to far from the stage. If you have a…read moreevent you would like to host, MBT is here to make it happen.You will be met with a warm greeting to make you evening a night to remember. From Comedy, Plays, Beauty Pageants, Rock, Blues, R&B to Jazz there is something for everyone

10selden is a great venue with so much to offer! From live music to a great art gallery, this is…read morethe place I love to spend my weekends.

During my time here in CT I've noticed that when it comes to your average "all-ages" events/venues…read moreyou get one of two experiences. You basically have to pick between hanging out with the dim-witted, mainstream types at loud, gaudily lighted "nightclubs" that are basically just high school dances with more skin and bouncers instead of chaperones or tiny, cramped, pseudo-hipstery music venues like The Space where you pay to stand around and be judged by even bigger douchebags in "Defend Pop Punk" hoodies. Where those places fail, the Amity Teen Center succeeds. They don't try to reel you in with goofy decorations that look like they came from a T.G.I Fridays managed by Tim Burton nor do they cater to the baser instincts of the young and stupid. They know their demographic and they use that knowledge to create an atmosphere that is both fun and safe. The bands that play there always bring something new and unique to the table and for those just looking for a place to get away from it all to hang with their friends and play some video games the arcade area is kept clean and orderly. The staff are more than happy to help no matter what and go out of their way to be as friendly and accommodating as possible. For them it isn't just a job, it's a second home, and that really shows in how well the place is run on a day to day basis. If you haven't checked it out yet and even if you're in the 18+ crowd I would highly recommend checking it out, especially on weekends when the stage is open to bands both local and touring from sometimes even as far away as other countries. It's definitely a place worth experiencing.

I've seen two plays here and one was in each of the stages. The latter one was The Most Beautiful…read moreRoom in New York in the larger stage since it was a musical. The former was Small Mouth Sounds and was a mostly silent play. Both were very funny, provocative, and relatable. The theaters are both on the smaller scale but they have enough accommodations for the types of plays they host. As you walk in, a bar is present that offers the full range of drinks, alcohol included, and snacks. Because the box office is smaller, there is not as much milling about by the other guests as people try to take their seats. However, there is a queue as people try to find their seats. You would think that for such a small theater it wouldn't be that difficult or take so long but I guess not. For myself, I bought each of my tickets so long ago, so I did not remember where my seats are. Anyways, as I said the plays were phenomenal! I think CT theater (Hartford included) does not get enough credit for the types of plays and actors we are able to pull. If you are on the fence about visiting, just go already.

I'm a big theater fan and been hitting the circuit for the past 45 years, Long wharfs past…read moreperformances at the original location have been stellar. That was THEN before the shuffling around to various locations. With the current direction of selling the public on "mobile" theatre is a no-go form me. Haven't been there since before covid. I'm retired and look forward to visiting a stable location, I have no interest for "new" unfamiliar locations being as though I live a hour away traveling interstate 91. Bad move in my opinion so I haven't been back. I'm usually at Hartford Stage or Theatre works, stable, great shows without the searching all over town. Long Wharf, get your stuff together and I'll return when you do.