We had the morning free and popped into Patsy's House. It's located in a residential neighborhood…read more Limited parking. It's a nice museum. Liz our guide greeted us and collected the $10 fee per person. It's not a big house but it is frozen in time when Patsy was there. Lots of pictures and artifacts from her life. Loved the salt & pepper shakers collection. The upstairs is a single bedroom and they only had half bath. A cute gift shop in the kitchen area. A must visit for any fan of Patsy Cline. Down the block is a new amphitheater/park that is going to be dedicated to her. Her burial site is 3 miles down the road.

Visiting Patsy Cline historic house was a great weekend getaway. Looking forward to seeing the new…read moregift shop which will be a few door down, leading to the Patsy Cline Memorial Park.

The Winchester Sportsplex has been nothing but accommodating to us. The staff is very attentive to…read morethe needs of the restrooms and garbage. They are also very pleasant to work with.

My school doesn't have a gymnasium so I've played a lot of games here. The courts are pretty dirty…read more I feel like you pay way to much for what your getting. Staff always seems really lazy. Thanks though for letting Legacy use this facility for our athletics!

Nothing screams 'Mercia' more than Bing Crosby stadium. Beautiful hometown stadium with covered…read morebleacher grandstands, lighted dugouts, and one of a kind press box. There was a carnival located outside of the stadium. Come on down to Bing Crosby stadium for nostalgia, family fun, on a beautiful summer evening and it will only cost you $5.00 to enter. Concession stand prices are great and the food is good. Have your kids take a pic with Santa or the Cardinal mascot. They have door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. They are not affiliated with any major league team because these kids are still in college, but the baseball is good.

Bing Crosby Stadium is one of a kind! Where else in America can you see a baseball game for $5,…read morehave popcorn and a water for $2.50, and a pretzel with cheese for $2.50! Go cards!!!!

This speedway has been around for along time. It always seem to get better and better. Can't wait…read moreto go watch the late models

It's good to be back! This racing facility was built in 1937, and yes there have been some historic…read moredrivers who came through here. Not far from Winchester airport, and the downtown area, this is a fun place. Family friendly, as very nice folks, who enjoy a good race. Stock car is my favorite, and this mud track is entertaining. It's rustic but that makes it even better. All of the staff who work here are great. Tickets are affordable, and concessions are very reasonable. As a single dad I appreciate this. Best spot is grandstand under the announcers box. Lots of shade hot summer nights. It's a joy to be back here, and ready for some fast cars close to each other!

Definite recommend this place ! For a community theater…read morethis is a 5-star. Great use of an old train station! Theater in the round. The facility is very comfortable. Small venue, seats are well padded & all have a good view of the stage. Acoustics are good from all seats. Free parking lot. Tickets are easy to obtain online. Productions, of course, can vary, but on the night we attended, the actors were very talented and the entire play was very well done.

Just saw our first show at WLT last night. It was charming and delightful. We live about 90 minutes…read moreaway so we've never attended a performance there, but we regularly travel for good theatre experiences. My interest was greatly piqued in seeing a show here because it's a thrust stage experience, which is rare in our area. As a community theatre director myself I wanted to see their space and how they staged the show. I want to begin doing something similar. This organization has been around nearly a century and they have a beautifully renovated space in an old train depot. They also clearly have an army of volunteers who make these shows happen. We had front row seats, putting us face-to-face with the actors, which I loved. The performance was well staged and well acted. It was a great night of both entertainment and research.

11th different Greek Festival that I attended in last 3 years!! I will start thinking that the…read morehard working Greeks are the most of the hands that built America - amazing how their communities have stayed active in all these decades. This festival will be remembered for a great band - great Greek music sound - The Golden Flame Band. I attend to follow them and repeat my visit to St. Catherine's in Falls Church, just to hear them again! This festival had the most affordable cost as well. The Greek beer is standard $5 at the Greek festival, except in St. Sophia in DC where it is $7. The beer in the heart of Shenandoah Valley was $4.50. Free parking, great pasticcio, no entrance fee, area for kids were added bonus. The only problem is a true dedication of the locals to make an annual pilgrimage to the Greek festival so the food line (after Noon) had at least 100 people patiently waiting. Opa! Great job!

Open to the public only once a year for a fee (2012-30 dollars a vehicle first 6 people-additional…read morepeople extra fee). The property is beautiful and quite large. From the hilltops you get an amazing view. It was fun to see two red pandas on special exhibit munching on bamboo. There were many tables set up to educate folks about a myriad of topics related to the institute's work. Another neat thing was seeing the cranes who seemed to enjoy looking at people just as much as we enjoyed them. A visit to the bird house was informative, especially about the plight of birds in Guam due to predation by introduced snakes. I would have given the visit 5 stars except for the lack of transport for handicapped individuals. They had school buses but in order to take them you had to first walk up a hill. Also, many volunteers were very unknowledgeable about the place and couldn't answer simple questions. Perhaps, an orientation for them would have helped. One volunteer directed us to the panda's normal enclosure way on the other side of the property when they had been moved to another display area for the visitors. The regular staff that were onsite were very helpful and I felt privileged to have the opportunity to hear about the animals from them.

Having relocated from the DC area to Front Royal and many movie trip's to the Arundel Mills Mall in…read moreMaryland this place is great. It's a small town experience which I think we have all lost track of how great it is. We use to head to the movie's an hour and a half plus a head of show time just to get a good seat. We now have the same distance to get to the theater, we leave 30 minutes before show time now, get great seat's, don't have to worry about parking, and you don't feel you are riding the METRO SYSTEM to have a great night out. It's so funny when it comes to parking, we always end up parking on Main Street right in front of the theater. After the movie, we grab a beer at the Front Royal Brew House. Great staff at both places. I recommend at the Brew House a flight of tasty beer's and the meat and cheese platter as light fare after the movie.

We went for the first time last night. The theater definitely does not look like it should be as…read morebig as it is from the outside! The seat were worn with time, covered in laughter, tears, screams and hoorays! They were comfortable. The price for a ticket definitely reasonable, especially with a Military discount (thank you) the popcorn tasted fresh and not like it was heated under a lamp for a day or two. The staff were friendly and professional. Plus they play this old timey commercial about themselves which is cute. It is also located on Main Street so you have great places to eat before and or after as well as grab a drink from Mead, a beer, or signature cocktail.