We saw Rory Block here; first time in for both of us. Great sight lines. Friendly and helpful…read morestaff. Comfortable seating. This is a more intimate space than you might be used to (if you're seeing artists and bands perform in large venues.) Ample free parking directly outside the entrance. These performances are recorded and live-streamed: Cameras are unobtrusive and present content on several displays (also unobstrusive.) This video content includes closeups on artists (so you can clearly see fingerpicking, etc.) I should have been frequenting this venue, already! I will be back.

Just saw Los TexManiacs w Willie J Laws Jr and it was amazing. Love this music venue. Great…read moreatmosphere and acoustics, not a bad seat in the house and very good beer selection. The only reason I don't give five stars- on the performance stage they have two screens up that run random visuals and I'm not a fan. It's distracting and not necessary. Before Covid they didn't have these screens, it was the performer on stage with a nice plain but cool backdrop.

Very fun had a great experience. Volunteers did an awesome…read morejob as zombies. Staff was friendly. Course was kind of small for having 25,000 sq ft available. Only complaint was we bought tickets for 8:15 and did not get into the building till almost 9:45 then it was close to a half hour wait inside the building before getting to the course.

We bought tickets several weeks ahead of time with a scheduled time of 7:45 on 10/25/2014. Their…read morewebsite says they fixed the long waits they had last year. Not true. The still need a lot of help figuring out how to move people through this quickly. We arrived at 7:40 and got in our first line. No wait at the first line but the only thing that person does is hand you the waiver form and tell you to get into the next line. The 2nd line had about 40 people in front of us and only 1 person at the window helping people. This is the actual check-in line where you get your passes.Unfortunately this is also the same line that folks without tickets stand in. 20 minutes or more in this line and we finally got out passes to get into the event. Since we pre-booked for a specific time we got to skip the 3rd line (which had about 30 people in it) and get into the back of the 4th line. The 4th line is the longest and has the longest wait.You are also standing outside in the cold air the entire time.We finally got through the door and inside at 9:00 (1 hour and 20 minutes from when we arrived). When we got inside we were told to stand in a 5th line to wait for weapons training. Thankfully this was only a 10 minute wait. After weapons training and getting our weapon we were then standing in our 6th line in front of the final entrance door. Again, another 10 minute wait. In total it was 1 hour and 40 minutes of standing around doing nothing to go through a 20 minute mock Zombie Apocalypse arena. The actual event was a lot of fun and scary at times. I am glad I did it but I would never do it again knowing how much time I spent standing in lines. Until they get the long waits fixed I will not recommend this to friends.

One of the best run festivals I've been to in 30+ years. Easy in, easy out. Plenty of parking…read more(and free!). Not too crowded, plenty of space. The two stage set up was superb allowing everyone to see and hear every note of every performer without sprinting from place to place. Food and drink was plentiful, tasty, reasonably priced and with minimal lines. Non-profits, corporate sponsors and kid activities were friendly and fun. Vendors were a mix of crafts, apparel, and home goods Portalets were conveniently located with no lines. Everything ran like clockwork and it was a joy to be there. Staff and volunteers were all helpful and friendly. Well done..

"KINKY BOOTS", performed last night for its Final Performance at THE COMPANY THEATRE , with a full…read morecapacity audience in this high energy and mind changing story line. It starts out as a father's legacy, played by Peter S. Adams as Mr. Price of " Price and Sons shoe manufacturer ". His passing left the company and his legacy to his son Charlie Price, played by the talented Brandon Wong, struggling to come to grips what to do. From the moment KINKY BOOTS , it started, the whole theatre guests were receptive and riveted in their seats. Each ensemble cast member performed their part on point and with great ease. The main character appeared as an adult "LOLA", played by Gilbert Dabady, elevated the energy level of her character level to a new high! Totally enjoyed the performance! Very convincing! "LOLA", grabbed the audience attention and did not let it go and commanded the stage along with "Charlie Price", played by BRANDON WONG. His powerful voice and acting made for a very entertaining scene! IT WAS A HUGE TREAT TO WITNESS SUCH TALENT, Thank you! This Production of KINKY BOOTS, by DIRECTOR ZOE BRADFORD, has made a huge mark in the Theatre Industry and her Productions are LEGENDARY! Thank you for your devotion to the theatre and this Non-Profit Company to bring the Best Productions in the South Shore for its Community and beyond! Book by HARVEY FIESTEIN, Music & Lyrics by CINDY LAUPER! My last review is for the Talented Orchestra who tied the whole Production together under the DIRECTOR of Robert Mc Donough! THANK YOU ALL!, This Production of " KINKY BOOTS ", educated us all what Acceptance and Unity can do. Love it!

We went to the company theater to watch the production Abbamania, a long running ABBA tribute show,…read moreperforming since 1999. The band was made up off of three guitarist, a keyboard player, a drummer (who happened to be a female, which was very cool because I don't see a lot of them), and two female lead singers. By and large, all the members of the band were baby boomers with the exception of the drummer who seemed to be maybe in her early 30s. The two female singers dance through most of the performance and the dancing left something to be desired. This doesn't matter because the performance overall is a singing performance, and the vocalist were excellent. The music of course was a total throwback to the amazing band ABBA. I enjoyed it immensely. The singers had lots of electric stage presence, great personalities, and talent. Other than the lackluster dancing parentheses (I didn't expect stellar dancing anyway!) the only negative comment I can make is that we got aisle seats next to each other. People sitting in the rows further in arrived later than we did so we had to get up to let them through. Later on in the performance, several of these people decided to get up and dance down in front of the stage so we had to get up again. After they dance, they came back to their seats and got their pocket books and then went out to the concession stand so we had to get up again. Afterwards, of course we had to let them back to their seats for the rest of the performance. Flipping pain in the neck, but this was not the fault of the performance or the theater. I highly recommend that you see this performance if you are able to! Just be sure to get seats next to the wall, the furthest in.

I purchased three tickets for a great price to a recent Bruins game. The website is outdated and I…read morecouldn't find any recent reviews, but their active social media presence was reassuring. I bought the tickets about 24 hours in advance, and during the checkout process I was asked where I wanted to pick them up. I live near Fenway and that's where we were having dinner before the game, so I selected the Baseball Tavern location - so convenient! Well, it turned out that they only do ticket pickup at Baseball Tavern for Red Sox games. I mean, it makes sense, but then it shouldn't be an option when you purchase tickets to other sporting events. We showed up to Baseball Tavern around 5 - it was practically empty. We followed the Higs Tickets signs to the lower level, and saw the ticket counter, but it was boarded up. I immediately called, waited on hold for a few minutes, and was told all tickets were at the Causeway Street location. I asked why Baseball Tavern was an option, and the woman didn't know but said she would let Jim (I think?) know. I wasn't totally convinced my tickets were where she said they would be, so we kinda rushed through dinner and headed to the Garden. The Causeway Street location is across the street from the Garden, right next to Harp. It is within a Dunkin Donuts - which I was not expecting - but I actually liked this setup. I felt safer as it was well-trafficked and brightly lit inside the DD. I showed my license and got my three tickets - all correct - and a receipt. The seats were great. Balcony level but a lower row, directly behind where the Bruins shoot twice, and on the aisle. Overall, I was very happy with the tickets and aside from the pickup location confusion, happy with the whole process as well. I'll certainly check out Higs' inventory before the big re-ticketing companies in the future.

Bought NCAA Championship game tickets this past weekend online. Transaction was smooth and price…read morewas great. I needed to pick up tickets on game day. Instructions were clear and accurate. I arrived to find they had actually upgraded my tickets...significantly! My son and I had a great time enhanced by Higs Tickets. A pleasant surprise...I highly recommend! Thanks again Higs!

It's a small town carnival. It's good for what it is, what with free parking, and only a couple…read moredollars for entrance fee. game tickets is where they get you, to a point that I don't even know why entrance fee is charged. some games as fun, some are lame (and shorter than last year, namely the carousel)...but I guess it's operator-dependent. some games do not accept tickets, thus require additional cash. again, not sure why we need to pay a couple dollars just to get in when there's nothing you can do inside without paying more cash. but it's got a little bit of everything - bungy bounce (extra cash), zoo petting (feeds extra), prize games (extra cash), variety of things taking 1-3 tickets per ride. Tickets are about ... hmmm i don't want to misquote but i can't seem to recall. but i remember you don't get a "discount" for buying more, they're all at the same rate. you just save trips to the ticket counter and time spent on waiting in line (if any). cute for a once a year thing. appreciates that it's there. have to pick the right time to go to avoid lines and crowds.

Date night with the hubby - We decided to do something different and see a musical play at the…read morelocal theatre - Curtain Call Theatre. The cast were great and tickets were about $27pp. It's small but was a good time! We saw the musical play called "I love you, You're Perfect, Now Change". Overall a successful date night!

Lots of fun! Great atmosphere and amazing staff! Lots of fun and joking around throughout! Very…read morehelpful to us that were less experience! Will definitely making another trip here soon!

I threw a retirement party for my Mom here, and it was a blast. I had to plan the party from out…read moreof state so all correspondence was through email and by phone. The Owner was fabulous. She responded to emails immediately and made planning the event easy and stress free, while working around my schedule and needs. She also worked with me to choose an image that would appeal and not intimidate our over 60 crowd who have never held a paint brush. We had a brunch and paint event that was a huge success. Every guest that attended told me afterwards what a great time they had. This is a perfect cozy place to have fun, relax and discover the artist skills you never knew you had!