Although the place is in serious need of funds for some maintenance work, it definitely does not…read morehamper the enthusiasm of the cast and crew from putting on entertaining shows. The performers do wear mics and to send the vocals through the speaker system to make for easy listening even in the back. They serve beer, wine, and spirits at the bar along with some snacks all on the cheap. Fun night out in Wilkes-Barre that is often overlooked. Enjoy!

I'm very proud that Wilkes-Barre is home to one of the longest continuously running community…read moretheatres in the United States. I saw my first play there over twenty years ago - it was Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge, the sequel to the popular musical. I've since attended many more productions, both musical and dramatic, at the Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre. The quality of the plays will vary from show to show depending on a number of factors, but the passion of those performing onstage and working behind-the-scenes is always consistent. Most of the artists mounting these productions are volunteers or working for very little money - every show is truly a labor of love. Every citizen should support their local community theater and attend at least one show per season.

I went here for my grandson's birthday and I have to say that Chuck E. Cheese has come a long way…read morefrom the animatronics of the 1980s but there was something to be said about having a band of giant cartoon animals singing songs on a stage controlled by pneumatics, gearing, and VFDs. The videos just aren't as interesting. Gone are the tickets the children would collect after playing a game and turn them in for some novel toy. Instead, they are given something similar to a credit card and they can play all the games they desire for one hour. The tickets they would have collected years ago are now stored on the card they used to play the games. It's actually a very good idea but I used to love watching my children, back in the early 90s, carefully decide which games to play and ration their tokens. Of course, that was when Chuck E. Cheese used to sell pitchers of beer for the parents to entertain themselves while their kids went off to play. Ahhh, the good ol' days. I didn't actually eat any of their pizza. It just looks unappealing but their birthday cake was decent.

The pizza had a bite out of it and they used cheese to try and cover it up they s is highly…read moreunacceptable and needs to be addressed

2019 First time checking this out. They say 6000 tickets are sold to this event. 3000 for Friday,…read more3000 for Saturday. And even though the cheap ticket is $190 for one days event, the thing sells out in minutes every year. We attempted to book a room at the facility but discovered it had sold out, even though we were investigating this the minute we found out the date. We ended up booking at another resort, ten minutes away. They had a shuttle bus to get you to the Cigar-fest. Why a shuttle bus? BECAUSE PARKING SUCKS! The lots were maxed, we ended up parking halfway up a ski slope. Yah, did I say ski slope? Yes. Which wouldnt be that bad if the lifts were working but having to climb these things to get back to your car can be a workout. Some front wheel drive vehicles were just spinning their tires in the grass trying to get up the hill. " GIT BACK DOWN THAT HILL AND FIND A SHUTTLEBUS!" Stood in line for an hour, smoking cubans with a bunch of other cigar fans. No, theres no cubans for sale here. Once the line got moving, it didnt take long to get inside. What does your $190 get you? You walk in the door and are handed a duffle bag like some kinda drug mule. Its heavy, its blue, it has the cigarfest logo on it. Inside was a heavy ashtray shaped like a tire, with a drew estate logo on it. There was also a humidor, preloaded with cigars, a bottle opener, and a heavy steel cigar holder. The cigarfest 2019 logo was painted on the top. You strap on the dufflebay and configure it so that you can add stuff to it on the fly. You will need it. since they hand you a ticket laden necklace, printed upside down so you can just look down at your chest and read the numbers on the tickets. Each ticket coincides with the numbers on various booths. Where you submit your ticket to the 'guy in a suit', t-shirt, girl in bikini, Rocky Patel, or whoever, and they hand you a cigar. So now you need to find space in your bag for another 50 cigars. How are the cigars? Mixed bag! Theres some mediocre whateveh's, but theres also some really tasty stuff. We visited the CI international super store that was about an hour away, and I picked up a $12 AVO, remembering the last one I smoked twenty years ago, but put it down because, well.. it was 12 bucks for a dlnky cigar, well, there was a free one in the cigarfest dufflebag . Sooooo, yah theres some decent stuff. Is that duffle bag worth $190 bucks? You get a free BBQ. And theres a variety of booze manufacturers giving shot glasses of free beer, meade, whiskey, whatevers. And you get to walk through giant clouds of cigar smoke. Everybody is friendly, and happy to be there. So. Its like paying $190 bucks for a party where you get a lot of free stuff and somebody is gonna win a raffle ticket JEEP. Join the CI Nation!

Two years in a row and this event has been outstanding. Tickets generally get sold out within two…read moreminutes so make sure you pre register to buy them online. We usually pay for the 12:30 entrance. The gifts and cigars are worth it. The food is satisfactory and the band is always good. It gets extremely packed so be for warned. You will also need to be patient. The line is very long depending when you get there. Parking is also a chore If you get there late. This year it rained and was a bit chilly outside, but was fine once you got in the building. The tent got a little flooded ijnside from the rain so if you know it's a rainy day, don't wear nice shoes. I would recommend this even for any cigar enthusiast. It's really well worth the money spent. Just remember about pre registering to purchase tickets. You snooze, you lose!

Surprised by the haunted house here I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was actually quite long. I…read morewas longer than I expected to be, which was great because I felt like I was definitely getting my moneys worth a haunted hayride was also pretty good too. I feel like it was a little bit less scarier than what the haunted house was but if you're going with a family, I thought that it was the right amount to scare for a family so I definitely recommend doing both of them if you can Only reason why I didn't give it. Five stories was because I felt like the actual haunted house didn't necessarily have a theme going on throughout the house. I felt like it was a bunch of different themes that were strong together, which was fine, but I felt like if there was one thing that was consistent throughout the haunted house it would've been more of an experience, but overall, I felt like it was pretty decent

Great local haunted house! Lots of scary and terrifying spots, laughing areas as well. Well worth…read morethe trip!!

After surviving the Mud Run 2026, my friend and I decided to go to Shenanigans for our post dinner…read morerace meal! I had the Shenanigan's Pot Roast! (I always try to get something my husband doesn't necessarily cook at home) I highly recommend the Pot Roast! It tasted exactly like my grandmother's. My friend had the Shenanigan's Hamburger with French Fries. It was cooked to perfection. Our waiter was super friendly and allowed us time to decompress from the race. The atmosphere is nostalgic and takes you back to a better time!

Loved this place... it was a lot of fun, staff was great, and food was solid. Is it 5-star food?…read moreProbably not, but it was good and the experience is worth it.

A local treasure. A friend took me here for the first time a few years ago, and I was shocked I'd…read morenever heard of it. I saw the alst two shows Radiant Vermin and A Charlie Brown Christmas. They were incredible and so so so different from eachother. One was dark and super interesting and the other was liquid christmas joy onstage with kids. I did see the Christmas Carol that people are complaining about and its wild to leave a bad review because you didn't like one show they did. I don't think most people now how hard or expensive it is to make theater and they tried something new. It wasn't for me, but it did make me laugh and it was the actual story. My friend LOVED it and wouldn't shut up about how creative it was, so ya know, to each their own. Bloomsburg is lucky to have this in our community. SUPPORT LOCAL ARTS!

I just finished watching the most recent Christmas Carol at the BTE. I have great memories of the…read moreChristmas Carol in the past with many past performances. I was so dissapointed. I was expecting a similar performance like in the past. The setup was so bizare and weirdly abstract. It would be better to just read the play out loud. I don't recommend the Christmas Carol by Amy Bryne to anyone. It's really bad. Many people walked out at intermission. Don't give away your tickets! Throw them away!!!!!!!!

Great festival. Tons of seasonal fall beers. All German music. Lots if German food choices plus…read moreAmerican as well. This is an annual festival. Very cold this year, but a good time! Pitchers are the way to go with a group. :)

Oktoberfest was a blast!…read more $5 tickets from Gerrity's, lots of entertainment...of course the PA Polka, yummy German beer & food and weiner dogs races. It definitely wasn't a cheap night with my hubby drinking $8 beer, mine were $4, and food costing $7-$10.

Review #492 Saturday…read more- 8/31/2024 WOW... What A Sweet & Welcoming Winery off Honey Hole Rd and 309 in Drums, PA. I was impressed when us 4 ladies stopped in here on Sunday August 11, 2024 while visiting My Cousins in Mountain Top for two birthday parties. This local and favorite winery is both beautiful on the outside upon entering with tasting at high top tables and chairs plus inside where the sipping and snack areas are if looking for coolness while enjoying the Wine Sipping Vibes. There's outdoor seating to keep a customer dry from rain or sunshine. The staff is very pleasant and helpful when looking for a favorite bottle or tasting a sample before making a purchase. I couldn't believe the organization which I always look for when walking in a place of business especially wine and other items from local vendors. My Photos tell all of this winery business, offering such a great variety of favorites, specialty and seasonal bottles for a person palate tastes. Attached are photos in pages from their brochure with flavors of wine categories from different states, Meads. Email: HoneyHoleWinery@aol.com Follow on Facebook, Instagram I was not able to taste a bakery item, handmade wrap or sandwich but the menus were tempting to look forward to on My next trip back here in 2025. I did shop for a bottle of Princess Pink Moscato for $13.99 and Italian Wine called Day Go Red for $14.99 that My Cousin recommended. At the check out counter I was pulled in to buy a "Cannoli Candy Bar" $1.99 that was so creamy delicious with pieces of crunch throughout My taste test with sweet enjoyment. Instead of a piece here and there I ate it ALL! :-) I also bought a Raspberry Tea Slushy for $5.66 which was one of 10 flavors To Enjoy Sipping outside before leaving back to Cousins house I call their B & B. I recommend this business when passing through or visiting! They support and offer local Food Trucks according to the Calendar posted on their entrance door that I posted a photo of. Enjoy ALL My Photos Posted Too! Honey Hole Winery and Staff is a very welcoming place to visit with Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11 AM - 7PM Saturday & Sunday 11 AM - 5 PM Closed Monday Phone: (570) 262-9808 Check them out on Facebook, Weeblyte, Instagram & Yelp of course. Buy A Gift Card for all occasions too. What a great experience and suggestion from My family in Mountain Top that support this winery business in Drums. A Sweet Charming Establishment nestled in town known for a variety of handcrafted wines which started back in July of 2017 by Pete & Kathi. Cheers & Another Drum Roll again in my sign off ! Sincerely, Karen N. - SpecialK Macomb, MI. :-)

I've been going back here because their wines are delicious. There are so many varieties to choose…read morefrom and i do have my favorites. They have changed the inside and it looks so much better. There is a large back room for larger groups or just busier times. They offer a nice variety of foods/snacks if you're staying to enjoy the drink there . They also bring in food trucks daily during summer days.check on the calendar of their website if you're passing through on rt 80 its basically less than s five minute drive. Cigar Bar is nearby as well, worth checking out and food was good as well.