I wouldn't expect such a small theater to have Broadway shows, but it seems this had developed as…read morean important theater where many famous actors have performed. Because it's an older theater, their solution to a smaller parking lot is to have everyone park in a long row, and they make you pull up so that you're bumper to bumper. If the cars in front of you hustle to the parking lot, it's fine. If they don't, you're stuck until they show up as the cars park so close you can't even get out. I don't love that, but there is nowhere else around to park nearby. The lobby is pretty small and gets very crowded before the doors open. There are snacks and souvenirs for purchase. They don't have a bag check, so I brought my own water, which was great. The theater itself is small and cozy, so most seats will have a good view. I saw Come from Away and was definitely seated closer and more affordably than I could have been in a NYC venue. The performers were all very talented - this isn't just some locals who got on stage. The warned many, many times there was no intermission, and they wouldn't let you back in if you needed to use the restroom, which seemed a bit extreme. There were a lot of other good shows in the upcoming season, so if you are from nearby or staying in the area, it's worth checking out what's on stage. It's a good experience at a good price.

October 2025 Came to see Titanic…read more It was good. We hung around had drinks. Sat down and watched the show.

Was a great time My…read moregirlfriend and I saw a comedy show there The food was amazing also

Our special holiday dinner out was less than special but I think it was more the fault of the…read morewaitress and my own high expectations. The holiday decorations were underwhelming but the piano playing was a nice touch. I returned my mocktail after one sip because it was too sweet. I should've asked them to re-pour it or ask that they take it off the bill - assumed the waitress would've done that automatically. The quality of the seafood was excellent and prepared well. The real treat was was the bread with blueberry butter. Wish there were more. Again, I didn't ask - I assumed (I know!) that they would automatically offer.

The museum wasn't open when I stopped by, it was May and they do not open until June. However, I…read morewas able to take a leisurely stroll around the Dorothea Grants Commons. There were a lot of flowers in bloom. The museum is just off US one in Ogunquit. There is a very small parking lot.

Small but informative museum near Ogunquit town square. Below is an overview from the museum…read morewebsite. "The Ogunquit Heritage Museum is an institution that collects, preserves and exhibits items and documents related to Ogunquit's heritage. Its home is the Captain James Winn House which is an 18th century cape' Next to the museum is the Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common which is a pleasant quiet park and walking path.

The staff is friendly and willing to explain the process behind the artwork displayed. The gallery…read morealso exhibits wonderful exhibitions throughout the summer, which I can't wait to visit this summer!

Went to see Wicked For Good recently. Liked the self serve ticket machine, the popcorn and the…read morereclining chairs. What wasn't appreciated, was that the theater we were in was quite cold. We felt no heat at all, which, to be honest was expecting some heat since it was around 30 degrees out. We kept our winter jackets on the whole time. Considering it was a 2.5 hr movie, we left there uncomfortably chilled.

comfortable seating but picture did not seem bright enough…read more popcorn was not fresh or crispy Nice staff