Great old theater! We love all the old painted decorations;…read moreit is still in its' glory of youth! We drove over to see a movie preview, such a fun night! Good thing we arrived early to park and get in line! They had sold over 500 tickets when we purchased ours two days before! We found plenty of on street and small parking lots to use in the area. The line of movie goers wound along the front entrance street and down the quieter blocks beside the huge old building. As we waited two shinning "limos" pulled up to bring on the stars! There was even a red carpet! The place was spotless and in wonderful shape, you felt like you were stepping back in time. This was the movies world review, and we were lucky to be seated near some of the cast! We had a fun night and enjoyed seeing a movie that had been filmed in the local areas! We are planning to come back for other events in the future!

A beautiful venue and a wonderful staff. Don't miss this gem that was saved by the eruption of Mt…read more At. Helens (all the heavy equipment that was set to demolish the venue were rerouted to rescue and clean up efforts). This venue has programming for all.

We had front row seats and it was a fun show and great performances…read more The directors were great to visit with and an asset to the community.

Everything! Actors were great. Great little theatre ! Cutest little theater. Very welcomingread more

A Christmas Story was fabulous especially with the narrator. He was fantastic. We also thought…read morethe father did an amazing job. Kudos to the actors. We did think it was a little difficult at time to hear the children or the wife but overall we enjoyed. Again, fabulous narrator!

Stageworks Northwest puts out excellent theater with talented casts and crews. Impressed that there…read moreis amazing theater in Longview. Most people think you have to go to either Portland or Seattle for good live theater. But sandwiched between those cities is Longview And there they have the Columbia Theater for the Performing Arts. And one block down is Stageworks Northwest. Stageworks Northwest calls the old Longview Theater their home and the place is being restored. The plays and musicals there are creative with a good variety. Set design is excellent and acting, singing and dancing is delightful as well. All for a price that doesn't break the bank. I just saw a Rodgers and Hammerstein review which was 2 hours of great music. Before that, I watched a drama about 2 war photographers trying to adjust to life back home. And before that I was at a science fiction musical that used old rock and roll tunes mixed with space. All of them so well done. Stageworks Northwest is a cool place and I highly recommend it.

DON'T MISS OUT!! The best little find in Timber Market. So happy we stumbled upon it while on the…read moreKalama waterfront!! Very simple, cute and super comfortable at atmosphere! We had the best conversations with the wine maker and asst winemaker, who are also the owners. Very real, raw and down to Earth. They have a dog friendly patio and we already have our next trip planned for Thursday..as you can hear and see the concerts at McMenamins from there. #Malbec

Sat outside to enjoy a tasting flight for $18 with my dog and spouse. Wine was good and we liked…read morethe dtr of the family who served us. Only issue was she had to balance people walking in from inside the market, several outside tables like mine and retail transactions. It was too much. Also, it was odd to me that I didn't get new glasses for each taste. She would just fill my same glass 5 times. It was barely one sip's worth. So, I would recommend not doing the very time consuming tasting and just order one glass. You can bring food truck food and eat it with your beverages which is nice since they only have small bites (cheese, nuts, olives etc) to order. Anyway, sweet family place and each wine was actually surprisingly good. Will be back.

While checking out McMenamin's next door, we decided to stop into the Port of Kalama Interpretive…read moreCenter, which is located within the Port of Kalama Administrative Offices. We weren't sure what to expect at first, but it ended up being a pleasant surprise. The center does a great job of telling the story of how transportation shaped the settlement and growth of Kalama. From the early days of river travel and shipping on the Columbia, to the railroads that connected the region to the rest of the country, you really get a sense of how vital this area was in the development of commerce and community in southwest Washington. One of the main highlights inside is the full-size 1917 Northern Pacific Steam Locomotive on display. Seeing it up close was incredible--the sheer size and detail make you appreciate just how massive and powerful these machines were during their operating years. Standing beside it, you can almost imagine the noise, steam, and energy it must have carried through town over a century ago. The exhibits are well put together, with historic photographs, artifacts, and informative displays that bring the past to life in an easy-to-follow way. It's the kind of place that both history buffs and casual visitors can enjoy. The center itself is also clean, spacious, and well maintained, which made for a comfortable visit. Overall, this was a really cool and unexpected experience. If you're already in Kalama--whether you're dining at McMenamin's, exploring the waterfront, or just passing through--it's absolutely worth taking the time to stop in. We would definitely recommend checking it out when you're in the area.

small collection but awesome large steam engine & solid narrative of the development of the town &…read moreport. very cool.

I know the owner and one of the teachers personally, they are super nice and personable, they had a…read moregreat performance of Peter Pan that amazing showcased there dance abilities. Great place for your kids with a good value.