Iconic historical theater. It's gorgeous!Completely run by volunteers--amazing people! Showing…read moremovies from all decades. I went and saw The Sandlot, fun movie from my childhood. The concessions are so affordable!! You can't beat the prices! Cash is definitely preferred. Please tip! All money goes towards maintaining the theater. They have an organist who plays before and after the movie, as well as intermission. The bathrooms are very clean and there is fun merchandise for sale in the lobby. It's such a great experience!

Maybe be a Christmas tradition now! This is an awesome treat! Excited to see what the mystery movie…read moreis!

A friend gave a group of us tickets to the Hunting Shack Christmas play. Never been there before…read moreso did not know what to expect. When we arrived we noticed that there was not a lot of parking available. Maybe we just couldn't see further back behind the building but it didn't seem like there was going to be a lot of parking. We were kind of surprised that the theater was not completely full so not sure if just a lot of people drove in separate cars or what. We walked in and there was really no direction as to which way to go to enter the theater area. We finally asked somebody, who graciously directed us to the correct door. It was easy to find our seats and the seats were comfortable, even as slightly larger people. Not long after we arrived the play began. I had no idea what we were in for with this play but quickly found that it was lighthearted and funny. Just like any play or show, there were areas that I liked better and there were areas that I did not like as much. I really struggled with was the use of a shotgun in one of the scenes. Just two days prior a student at Oxford high school shot numerous classmates and staff, tragically killing 4 of the students. It was hard to laugh at the comedy that was associated with the scene knowing the horrific violence that just occurred two days prior less than 40 miles from us. As I write this review three days later, I still struggle with that scene in the play as my heart continues to ache for the young souls lost in Oxford.

I had an excellent time watching Tokens of Affection. A friend of mine was in the play. I was…read morereally happy that they require masks and proof of vaccination. They were raffling off jewelry as a fundraiser for the closing night. There is plenty of parking, but the lot behind the theater is winding. Just keep going til you can find a spot. Trust me, there is room. The theater itself is small with great acoustics. It is laid out very well so every seat feels like a front row seat. The quality of the acting is superb.

this company is a gimmick , they don't teach improv Theory for songwriting at all? It's all cover…read moremusic . if you're thinking about playing guitar or approaching music creatively, instead of reading tabs and that nonsense , you shouldnt send your child here .

My son was crushed and cried his way to school this morning because he found out that he was…read moredismissed from the 'School of Rock Farmington' by the new owner Chris, for nothing that my son did. Chris, without any notice or discussion with us, decided to dismiss my son from the school this morning, because I responded to a SoR customer survey that he didn't like. My concern and issue was mainly with the new ownership who I believe has changed the 'School of Rock Farmington' from a music loving family culture to a money focused operation that takes advantage of the love we have for our kids. Shortly after Chris took over the Farmington location, my first conversation with him consisted with him telling me how poorly the school used to be run by the prior management and how he was going to make everything bigger and better. Soon after the ownership change, Eric, the former GM, along with many other staff members that we loved, were gone. While I really didn't like the changes that I was seeing, I eventually decided to ignore it because my son was so in love with drumming. And most recently, I had an "interaction" with Chris over paying cover for two young kids that we had in our group from this past Sunday's mid-season concert. When I asked him why our 6 yr old daughter and her 6 yr old cousin needed to pay for cover (because little kids didn't need to pay before), Chris immediately got defensive and angrily told me that since he became the owner at Farmington everyone needed to pay no matter how young. Then he went onto tell me how expensive it was for him to run the shows and called me "petty" for even bringing this up. My son really loved the school and all of his teachers and friends he made so far at SoR Farmington. He really fell in love with drumming and really fell in love with music, which I credit the prior SoR management, and all former and current teachers and staff members for. My son and my family loved the program and would like to thank everyone at 'School of Rock Farmington' that looked after him. He's currently heart broken, but I'm hopeful that he will find a better school that looks out more for the kids than their own ego and bottom line. P.S. My brother-in-law emailed Chris this morning (without me knowing) because our whole family is heartbroken right now. Chris responded back saying that he will have my son back in his school as long as I changed my review score to an 8. I have no intentions of making any compromises and don't need to have my son back at his money/review hungry institution. I hope Chris well too and wish him luck as he tries to make a ton of money off the kids that just wants to love music.

I went to this theater to catch a comedy show headlining several local comedians. When I tell you…read moreit took me back to the days of seeing two movies for the price of one at the Norwest or Mercury Theaters (those who are familiar with the city of Detroit know exactly what I'm talking about). Man oh man! Talk about old school. I loved every minute. From the red and white popcorn boxes to the old school metal fold down seats with the cushions. This place is truly one of the only theaters left that hasn't gone mega-plex. It appears that this theater is used for many things including concerts and live shows. I advise you to check out the website. I caught the Vagina Monologues here a couple of months ago. They host tons of events that don't do major advertising so you'll definitely be in for a treat once you check out the website to see what's coming up.

I am new to Detroit and in the middle of a pandemic thought it would be good to learn to do the…read moredances that they do in my new home. The instructor was very thoughtful and I enjoyed the responsible social distancing a d the use of mask as well as sanitizer. If you want to have a fun safe night get your dance shoes on and have a blast.

A Great Dance hall and entertainment venue. This studio offers a variety of classes. It is also…read moreavailable to rent for parties, showers, lectures.

I was here for a combined event that also used space at Motor City Java House. The owners are…read morewonderful and favorite-cousin level hospitable. The coffee is nice and hot and strong enough to not need a shot of espresso. I will definitely be back for more coffee and I look forward to attending more events at Artist Village.

The Artist Village is AMAZING! It sits right next door to Motor City Java, whose owner, Alicia,…read moreshowed us around. Featuring works by local artist Chazz Miller, The Artist Village doubles as a community center, day camp, nightspot, and community garden. Americorp also maintains an office in The Artist Village. Among their good works are their services for successfully reintroducing ex-cons into the community. The entire block that The Artist Village occupies is lovely. In addition to Motor City Java, you'll find The Redford Theater, Sweet Potato Sensations, and Simply Divine bakery. Locally produced art abounds, including butterflies cut out of wood salvaged from abandoned homes. These butterflies are placed on blighted buildings to fight the blight and as a signal to possible investors.