I was lucky enough to see the Willy Wonka production at the McMinnville Gallery theater last…read moreweekend. I was impressed and thoroughly enjoyed the entire production! Encore to the cast!

I've seen many plays on Broadway, in London and tours in San Francisco and Portland. I absolutely…read morelove theater and give great kudos to any actor performing live. For smaller venues, I've seen productions in Napa valley, Sacramento's old Town district and others. Two smaller town venues are the Village Theater in Issaquah, Washington which is one of the best, and then there is the Gallery in McMinnville, Oregon. I'm encouraged that there is even a theater in the Willamette area, but alas it's quality of stage, theater design and performances need improvement. I hope that someday some patron of the arts will increase contributions to their efforts, but for now I'll be driving 4 hours to Issaquah's Village theater or wait for performances in downtown Portland.

So grateful we still have a drive-in! My kids and I went tonight and loved every bit of it. The…read moregrounds are well kept and there is ample space. Employees are very kind and service is great. Concession stand attendants kept the line running smoothly. Website and IG are up to date on shows and showtimes. There is also a nice FAQs page that helped me get reacquainted with drive-in etiquette and helpful tips. I live 45 minutes out and it's definitely worth the drive. I feel this is the best option than a theater, especially with kids.

I used to love this place, however they play more to children than anything else. They play some…read moreanimated movie no one has heard of for weeks until the next Disney movie comes out. They don't cater to the older audience, and they have gone downhill from the last few years. Such a shame

5 stars all the way! This is a little one screen movie theater and is so cool. They have old…read morememorabilia from when they first opened years ago, and the snack bar prices are probably from about then as well. Movies are reasonably priced as well. I paid less for my movie, popcorn, candy and bottle of water than I would pay for just. Movie at a chain theater! Now yes, you only get one movie selection but it's a fun outing. The owners of this theater also own the drive in on the other end of town. If you're looking for something fun on a weekend afternoon or evening I highly recommend!

The service was fantastic, staff was really nice, food was good, movie was great, very clean, very…read morecomfy, would highly recommend and will be coming back. Ps the lighting in front of the mirror upstairs was the best thing lol

Went to see the play,"anastacia",and loved it. Slightly inaccurate props due to the story's…read morehistorical background, But this play was amazing even for someone who doesn't like plays this absolutely blew me away.

What a wonderful place for concerts and shows! In the heart of Sherwood, OR with very helpful…read morestaff, and really fun events going on.

Do hidden gems apply to non food places? If so then HART is definitely one! The outside doesn't…read morelook like much but the inside is full of talent and dedicated volunteers. It is community theater, run and managed by a team of volunteers. Prices are amazing for seeing a show here. They definitely are helping the local downtown Hillsboro community by offering affordable shows on a routine basis. Since after COVID, they have been upping their game. Concessions are better, production value is better, and the variety of fun/classic shows is better. I can wait to see what's in store for them next!

Continually impressed with their creative game and sweat equity. This company works hard and works…read moreit hard! I am so proud to have had 2 original productions at HART: Damselfly and Almost All About Eva. WTG team HART! (I love how they love their audiences too!).

I had a lot of fun at this faire! Loved the setting with plenty of tall trees and dappled shade -…read morereally helped in the hot weather. There was a huge variety of vendors with high quality goods, and plenty of options for foods and drinks. There were free water-refill spots to help everyone stay hydrated and keep those reusable water bottles full! I caught several shows, a bit of music, and sat and admired all the incredible costumes of the staff / vendors and the other guests. There were archery lessons, a blacksmith with a forge, several vendors with beautiful swords, and so much more! They had a booth with a game for kids to catch "rats" throughout the faire - I didn't catch the details, but the kids were clearly having a ton of fun with this. I arrived shortly before the gates opened and was happy to see plenty of parking, and plenty of staff on hand to direct vehicles (sounds like this is an improvement from last year). I would happily make this drive again, it was very enjoyable.

Not a Ren Faire - something maybe for children - pretty much sucked. Jousting was good. Vendors…read morewere meh

Fun | Great for all kids…read more My daughter expressed an interest in doing dance this past year, so I thought I'd enroll her in a class here. I was recommended to also join this school from one of our neighbors. If you're looking to enroll your kids, they go by the academic school calendar, so enrollment begins around the time school starts. When schools are off on holidays and snow days, it applies to this dance school as well. It's something to keep in mind. My 6 yr old is enrolled in Miss Megan's Tap-Acro-Jazz Dance once a week. This age range is 5-6yr olds. She's about 4 months in into this class and enjoys it. Parents are not allowed to sit in and watch. However, there are two dates when parents are allowed to sit in and watch how much progress the kids have made since the start of class. It's a popular class, so it seems like a full class. They start off with tap warmups then work into their choreographies and switch to Jazz. They end the hour long class with acro, and this seems to be the favorite part of the class. My daughter tells me she loves acro because she gets to do fun exercises, like walking on a balance block. Everything is safe and appropriate for their age. Miss Megan has the class flowing well and transitions all of the kids onto the page somehow. Sometime in December they do measurements for performance clothing/ costumes in June. I believe it is about $100. Every month, the tuition is $72 paid through their website. For this particular class, kids need to buy jazz shoes, tap shoes, and a leotard or something similar. Communication is great, as Miss Megan sends a monthly newsletter with important events and dates coming up. We're excited to watch the showcase in June. So far, we recommend this activity and this school.

I highly recommend Innovative Dance to parents who are looking for a dance classes for their kids…read more Prior to Innovative, I had no experience with dance studios. I signed my daughter up in second grade, which is pretty young for a structured activity, especially for my then dreamy, imaginative child. Within a few weeks, she was loving it. Eight years later, she had taken most of the classes and levels, including three years of performance company and was ready for a steady stream of high school theater productions and classes at NW Dance Project in PDX. Now that she is in college, she is a teacher and choreographer herself at places like Willowbrook, Musical Theatre camps and dance classes. Campus organizations and professors invite her choreographic input. What's nice about dance is that it is not only a physical outlet but also a musical, theatrical and collaborative experience. Dancing is one of my daughter's greatest joys. I appreciate the whole extended team at Innovative from the past decade. Their collective work makes the world a better place.

Can't beat a hometown movie theater with great recliner seats, freshly-popped popcorn that won't…read morerequire you to take out a loan to pay for, nice big screen with a great sound system and plenty of available parking on the adjacent streets. The staff is always accommodating and pleasant, the bottles of water are $2 (instead of Regal's $6.50 for the same size), a small popcorn is $5, and there's a family restroom on the main floor with other restrooms down a few steps. My only complaint, if I had one, would be that there's only one screen so only one film shows at a time; I'd love to be able to go here more often if there were more movies playing. Silverton should be proud to call The Palace Theater their own.

haven't been in here in years and I was blown away with our experience yesterday. They have all…read morenew plush seats with reserved seating. There is great lighting on the floor to help you find your seats. They rotated the snack counter, allowing for much more space. Best of all, the tickets are much cheaper than in nearby Salem. Saw a matinee for $7 a ticket, compared to $15 matinee prices in Salem. The Palace in Silverton is a first class theater all the way.