This show was fantastic!! The whole cast is incredibly talented!! It is high energy and we were…read moreentertained the whole time. It's an intimate venue, and there is a lot of audience interaction. There are a lot of things to do in Nashville, and we were glad we spent time seeing this show. Keep in mind, this is an adult show... hence why it's 18+.... and not the show for you if you are easily offended. P.S. There is an option to go downstairs to a bar after the show, but it fills up fast. We weren't able to get in after using the restroom first -- so you want to go, make sure you go in and get a seat before anything else.

Great show! Funny, creative, impressive acrobatic. It's…read moreworth the admission price. Definitely recommend

Went to see The Jersey Boys. I'd seen it in London eons ago, and it definitely changed with the…read moretimes...quite a lot of foul language and real cigarette smoke floating heavily into the audience. Sat in Row G of the Orchestra on the end. Great seats. Usually we sit in the Loge which has tiered rows. I prefer sitting up there since I'm short. Nice to have a Performing Arts Center in town. Plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance to enjoy dinner prior to the show.

We did an evening here watching the play Back to the Future. It's a fairly modern and large theater…read morethat was well designed when built. It's starting to show its age with things like worn carpet. Our seats were in the 'nose bleed' section and although the entire stage was visible we were quite a distance from the performance. Bathrooms were under built for the number of people. Concession stands were also under sized for the number of patrons resulting in very long lines. The play we saw was excellent, the theater needs some work.

My husband and I had our wedding at Houston Station on November 25th. We cannot say enough about…read morethe beauty of the venue and the dedication of the staff! We decided to not use a wedding planner, and Elizabeth and Samantha were top notch helping us plan such a large undertaking. At our first meeting with Elizabeth she had a folder with recommended vendors. We felt the best part about Houston Station is that ALL of the vendors are in the building, they are used to working seamlessly together, and Elizabeth has long standing relationships with them. At our planning meetings, Elizabeth and the vendors were finishing our sentences! That is how much they anticipated our needs. By the end of the wedding, we felt like Elizabeth and the staff were family. Elizabeth is no nonsense, runs a tight ship, and has the biggest heart of gold. She is a HUGE Alabama fan, and my husband is a HUGE Auburn fan. Of course we were married on the Iron Bowl. Elizabeth set up the grooms room with a TV for the game so my husband could watch it until the last minute. Even in the face of Alabama's loss to Auburn, she knew how special it was for my husband, and she graciously played along. Clearly, I can't say enough about the venue and the people. If you're looking for an upscale way to do it yourself, go to Houston Station. It is worth every cent.

If you are looking for an event space for a wedding, party, or other function I would recommend…read morechecking out Houston Station. Located in a converted warehouse Jeff and his business partners have created the ideal location that is tucked away south of downtown. From the outside, Houston Station doesn't appear to be anything at all. Was I surprised when I walked up the stairs! A mix of exposed wood and brick generates a very comfortable feel for this space which accommodates about 250 to 300 people. Forget all of the fussy rules, Jeff who is the facility manager emphasizes the flexibility and versatility of the event space. The space is handicap accessible and when you rent, you get the building for the entire day. A great kitchen and private rooms for preparation enhance the characteristics of the station to make other vendors happy. Also, a fantastic little outdoor terrace would be a fabulous place to chill in warmer weather. The possibilities are seriously endless!

A wonderful unique style of comedy in the Factory! Come alone or bring friends- this is a welcoming…read moreatmosphere ready to tickle your funny bone! Be prepared to laugh out loud! Small bar that offers beer, cocktails, panini sandwiches and snacks for pre show bites. We have a blast every time we come and can't wait to attend more shows!

Saturday, April 13, 2024 -- 2 of my friends and I decided (on a lark( to take an Improv Workshop…read morehosted by Chris Guerra and Oddity Improv. We were and are impressed! The workshop was funny, professional, easy to understand and participate in and we learned stuff!! We liked it so much we plan to go see their next show this coming Monday...and to look into signing up for classes! I highly recommend checking this out!

We visited Belmont Mansion over Labor Day weekend while I was in Nashville with some of my friends…read morefor a football game. We had a great weekend planned around the game, but we also wanted to get out and see some of Nashville beyond the usual downtown spots. Belmont Mansion ended up being one of my favorite historical stops of the trip. The mansion itself is absolutely beautiful. It was built in the 1850s as the summer home of Joseph and Adelicia Acklen and was one of the largest homes in Nashville before the Civil War. The Italian villa style architecture and the details throughout the property really make it stand out. It is hard to believe you are standing in the middle of modern Nashville when you are looking at a house with this much history. I also really enjoyed learning about the history of the people who lived and worked there and how the property changed over the years. The mansion eventually became part of the educational history that led to what is now Belmont University. Seeing the restored rooms and learning about life during that time period made the visit much more interesting than simply walking around an old building. It was a great change of pace from the football weekend and gave us a chance to slow down and appreciate some of Nashville's history. Going around with my friends and checking out these different landmarks was one of the things that made the trip so memorable. Definitely a five star stop for me. Belmont Mansion is beautiful, full of history, and a really interesting place to visit if you are in Nashville. I am glad we made the time to check it out while we were there.

This was absolutely the highlight from our Nashville trip. Beautifully preserved and/or restored…read morehistorical site. Our tour guide was the best! His name escapes my mind, but he was an older gentleman(I believe a retired teacher) and was so knowledgeable and engaging. Never felt rushed. So much to see and learn. We toured another mansion on our trip but this Belmont tour was far superior!!! A MUST SEE if you love history and interesting stories from the past. They also have a really cute gift shop to visit as well.

I'm so glad to see a local theatre like this in the outskirts of Nashville! They have a TON of…read moreheart here and I'd way rather give my dollars over to locals who are fantastically talented than seeing a blah blah whatever on the big screen. Of course I love the big screen too, but this is a great way to not only be entertained but support your artist neighbor. The good: * The actors/singers/dancers - all the talent. They are really really good. They were much better than I expected and there were even a few of them that I think could easily compete with the pros. * It's charming. There's lots of heart. * The parking lot is big, it's easy to park and walk right in. * their website is good and makes it easy to order tickets in advance. The bad: *The sound system, "band" (aka keyboard) and mics. OUCH. I'm maybe more picky than your normal joe, but boy could they use an upgrade. * One bathroom. ONE. On the night I was there we were seeing SPAMalot with about 40 Senior Citizens. Intermission took an eternity. Not to mention the bathroom is up front by the stage - making it awkward and interrupting if you need to use it during the show. * Uncomfortable hotel conference chairs. And if you're not on the upper raised part, you might get a ruined view if the person in front of you is tall or has big hair. Whah whah. You should check it out and support this wonderful troupe. We paid $18 to see SPAMalot on a Thursday which I think was painfully overpriced - but alas, I do want to support this kind of venture. I think most shows are under $15 which would be more reasonable. So check it out and enjoy these TRULY talented folks!!

Loved it. A great place to see a show. Don't let the outside fool you. Yeah it's a store front…read morebut once you are inside you wouldn't know it. They have some awesome talent and good show. Bathroom situation can be frustrating to handle the crowd so be prepared. Arrive early. It's not TPAC but it's not a bad experience.

Over the years I've heard jokes about "Community Theater" but this is the first time I've ever…read moreactually been to one. It's a unique, but fun, experience. Imagine coming to a friendly strangers house and watching friendly strangers perform a play for you in their living room. That's the Lakewood Theater experience. The better half and I saw 39 Steps, and it was thoroughly enjoyable. The players do a wonderful job of telling a story with a bare minimum of props and some pretty decent acting. If you are looking for a Broadway experience, you'll probably be disappointed but if you are looking for some fun in an intimate setting I highly recommend it.

STILL SCRATCHING MY HEAD!…read more Let's be honest, Lakewood Theatre is a very small, very old, slightly neglected theater. HOWEVER, this little theatre really delivered when it came to their recent production of A Christmas Carol. My husband and I were simply bewildered by the talent here as it is a very small town and this venue does not exactly scream: Talent resides here! According to one audience member, the theatre has been around for approximately 30 years but the building is quiet a bit older and this is most evident with the seats. The wooden seats are super narrow and somewhat uncomfortable for those that are fluffier than most. They appear to be at least fifty years old. The production was very professional as was the cast. My husband and I both agreed that this group of talented actors and actresses deserve a larger and much nicer space. Regardless of the venue, the play did not suffer one bit. We enjoyed every aspect of it including the singing and instrumental performances. This play was perfect for the entire family and proudly represented the spirit of Christmas. Lakewood is a great little theatre and worth checking out if you are looking for great plays and performances.

A GREAT afternoon during CMA Fest to hear work from very talented writers/artists. The food and…read moreservice were spectacular as well.

Great experience, loved the low key style of the show and singers. Really enjoyed the whole thing…read more Highly recommend!