Had an amazing date night with my husband and went to see the Silhouettes shadow dancers it was…read moreamazing. The longer center is always a great place to go for a show. They did an amazing job.

I have so many memories of watching movies at this one-time vaudeville theater turned movie theater…read moreturned performing arts center. It's the home of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra - yes, Lafayette does indeed have a symphony orchestra. Lately they have been booking more musical acts. We went to see some tribute bands here and had a great time. They have also been booking some mid-level acts, including a couple of well-known Christian artists. The venue has a lot of that old vaudeville charm. The original architectural details have been preserved. There is a lobby where alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are served, and you can hang until the show starts. The ushers are all volunteers, believe it or not, and they are super friendly and helpful. The only thing I can think of to criticize is the loudness of the bands we saw. A bit loud for the room, we thought. But we still had a blast!

The Harmony Theater is an absolute gem of a dinner theater experience. The staff treats everyone as…read moreif you're family from the moment you walk into the lobby. Although the staff is small in number, they are quintessential hosts. The food is homemade; simple yet exquisite. The performance company is likewise phenomenally talented, drawing cast from near and far to blend into an exceptional show. The lobby is quaint yet modern, adding a nostalgic vibe you don't find very often. Yet another extraordinary feature is the restrooms. They are Individual and unisex each with a stunningly unique design theme. I would strongly recommend reservations (available on-line as well as at the box office) due to the somewhat limited- but all the more intimate- seating capacity. I cannot recommend this venue any more highly!!

First, I don't believe those one-star reviews. I travel nearly 3 hours from Cincinnati as often as…read moreI can manage it, to enjoy their amazing buffet and entertaining shows. I just saw a delightful production of Cinderella, with a delicious TV Dinner-inspired buffet of turkey and dressing, meatloaf, pot roast, pork loin, green beans, corn, peas and carrots, and mashed potatoes. These were preceded by their delicious broccoli salad and tossed salad, and even better than before yeast rolls with apple butter. There were also an apple crumble and peach cobbler (with a wonderfully buttery dough), as well as additional desserts that can be purchased for intermission. The new owners, Mark and Misty McGrady, have made sure to keep the atmosphere built by the founders, Donna and Richard Myers. As a returned Hillsboro native, Mark understands what this institution of over 25 years means to the area. They changed the broccoli salad slightly, just making it crunchier, and added a French salad dressing that had been served when a hotel restaurant occupied the space where the dining room/auditorium now is, in addition to Donna's original sweet and sour dressing for the tossed salad. Both were wonderful, like all the food. And then there's the price. Although the price is the same as another dinner theater about 56 miles east of them, for a weeknight show and seats on the very edge of the auditorium, the other place is $27 more than Myers for weekend evenings, in the center section (and that's ignoring that place's $5 surcharge for a 2-top, or $35 surcharge for the last row, which they call "box seats for two"). I have been there once, but Myers Dinner Theater is the one I keep returning to. While you're there, visit one of their uniquely decorated restrooms (whether you need to or not). My photographs of three of them should tell you why.

Everything, good place to go for lectures,shows.etc. Especially X-mass shows, concerts, Comedy…read more and much , much much more!

Excellent place to see a play, concert...maybe not the best for a chemistry test - lol…read more The facility has been around for ages. It is basically a smaller replica of New York's Radio City Music Hall. Despite the history the place was clean and good repair. The host team was friendly and help get all of us convocation goers to our seats.

amazing theatre is done here. you won't regret purchasing a ticket- and that luke mclaughlin as…read morekerchak in their 2018 production of Tarzan? PHENOMENAL. go support the arts!!!

In it's 49th season, this darling, rustic theatre is the perfect spot for a date, group outing, or…read morepersonal entertainment. The acting is really phenomenal. You won't be disappointed. The parking attendants are so friendly. The staff is super welcoming and helpful. (They are able to accept credit cards now!) Even though it was a hot and humid day, we were completely comfortable while we watched the show. At intermission, you can grab a cold drink and candy bar. Go support the arts and enjoy a really great summer show

This is a nice little facility in the Purdue Stewart center. The arena is small so you will have a…read moregood seat. The seats are very tight and could be uncomfortable if you aren't able to put a blank seat next to you. The facility is clean and has appropriate lighting and sound for basic shows/events. There is no food or drink allowed inside.

Recently i had the opportunity to attend a musical evening, at Loeb Theater on the Purdue…read moreUniversity campus, with composer/pianist/educator Philip Glass, as he, and others performed Glass' "Complete Piano Etudes 1-20". The concert included Glass, Timo Andres, Aaron Diehl, Lisa Kaplan, and Maki Namekawa in solo performances. First, a little up front info. An Etude is a composition designed to improve the technique of an instrumental performer by isolating specific difficulties. In general, a single etude will focus on only one technical problem. In today's usage, an etude probably falls somewhere between an exercise (a short excerpt that is unable to stand alone as a formal composition) and a concert etude (a piece of music that can stand alone as a self-sufficient composition). In short, the solo piano performances were breathtaking and the acoustics of the sold out 1,011 seat Loeb Theater were stunning! Should you have an opportunity to attend a musical performance in this venue, i guarantee you will not be disappointed.

I have not attended a concert at this location, so I can only rate the park portion of the site…read more The north end of the space is for multiple soccer fields. The majority of the park is for parking. Since the amphitheater holds around 1500, that means a lot of cars. Fortunately, there are wide paved walking paths from the gravel lot to the amphitheater. The seating descends down to the stage on the east side of the entrance. The park is also used for large celebrations and 166 acres of the park can be reserved. Review #1144

This review is for the hiking/biking trail. This trail is amazing! It's not the most technical or…read moredifficult trail ever but it would certainly keep you in your toes. Lot's of turns, roots, rocks, and bumps to make it very interesting.... Very fast in some sections. The only bad thing is that it's a shared trail so you might have to slow down or move out of the way for runners and hikers.

Who would have thought you could get dinner theater like this in Indy! My husband and I love going…read moreto shows like this when we go out of town. Now we can do it right here in our city. We've talked about going for years and randomly pulled the trigger when our plans fell through for last week. Best decision we could have made. We saw signing in the rain and it was fantastic. Great vocals, acting, food, service, and environment. We sat in the mezzanine area which was farthest from the stage but AMAZING seats. AND we had our own private bathroom- felt like a celebrity! Check out their shows for the rest of the year listed below, there's some good ones! Singing in the Rain- now- May 23rd Cinderella- May 28th- July 12th The Play that Goes Wrong- July 16th- August 23rd Ring of Fire- August 27th-October 4th Cats- October 8th- November 22nd Holiday Inn- November 27th- January 3rd 2027 A Christmas Carol (1 hour show)- December 4th- 22nd

I recently attended Singin' in the Rain, and once again, the experience at B&B was exceptional. The…read moreservice is always gracious and professional, and this visit was no different. The food arrived hot and delicious, and the carrot cake and Bette Noir were absolutely fabulous! I love coming back to B&B for each new show--the talent is consistently impressive, and the waitstaff truly are among the best. I can honestly say I've never experienced more consistently excellent service anywhere else.

Lafayette Theater does it all, with the possible exception of theater. Just go to their website:…read more http://lafayettetheater.com/ and see what they've got coming up. One ongoing event that's definitely worth checking out is the Tuesday Dinner & Movie night. For $15, you get a candlelit dinner (catered by Scanoli's Cajun and BBQ Restaurant, across the street) and a classic movie. These days, the movie alone would cost you $10! And that means that the $5-dinner, already very good on the palate, was also quite gentle on the wallet. They also show Monday night football on the big screen. Moreover, for most of these events, the bar is open, which means you can enjoy a drink while you watch the movie. Tell me, where else in the US can you do that! I'm sure such places exist, but they're few and far between. For what it's worth, you can also rent out the space for events such as receptions and weddings. I haven't yet been there for something like that. But if it's handled anywhere near as well as the movie night, I'm already a fan.

First Mummies show! Great show...I had heard this is closing soon. Only downfall...bathrooms…read more Otherwise...great show.

Cozy and family style breakfast and cafe. Generous and friendly staffs. Not too far from Purdue…read morecampus. I especially love the couch areas.

Delicious garden scramble. Served directly by the sweet lady who cooked it. The atmosphere is very…read morehomey.