Another great event at Lincoln Theater. This time, Epic Queen. Kudos to the staff and hand. This…read morehistoric venue always pleases.

I'm just so SORRY we paid to go to another "musical" here! Like EVERY other time the Orchestra was…read moreso terribly loud i (and mediocre) it was IMPOSSIBLE to understand any of the lyrics and dialog. "Legally Blonde " sounded like a bunch of women SCREECHING at the top of their lungs! Very Very disappointing, yet this venue continues to disappoint on a large scale! SHAME ON THEM, Unfortunately we weren't even seated near the Orchestra. Typically an Orchestra is in the "pit", where it doesn't Drown out everything else. Very, very disappointing, the Sound Tech's were unable to monitor the problem, but seemed emphatic and aware of the problem! Yet they continue to dissapoint.

Cute, little, humble, local playhouse in Oak Harbor. This is the way theaters should be.read more

Been to all the shows this season so far and enjoyed myself each time. Great way to support the…read morelocal community! My boyfriend and I also enjoy that we can have a decent date and watch a play on island. The performers are amazing. It would be great to see younger faces appreciate the arts though because each time we went the crowd was of the older crowd.

This is a nice cinema that is great for a small town like Anacortes. Most Cinemas I typically go to…read moreare the larger known ones with assigned seating, food service to your seat and large theater rooms with ample space. There's something nostalgic about Anacortes Cinemas compared to what I'm use to. No assigned seating, concessions in the front with a classic theater vibe. Was the experience flawless? No (lines for prepaid tickets, concessions, and new tickets was the same line - at least when we went which made it feel understaffed) but the experience overall was a good one. We saw Moana 2 and while this isn't a review space for the movie itself, it did help that the movie was good. Well located with some local shopping in walking distance I would definitely recommend stopping by when visiting Anacortes.

Friendly and comfortable. Movies are current and well worth the price of the ticket. The snack bar…read moreis also a delight. REstrooms have been remodeled.

A fantastic old-time theater with two screening rooms, comfortable seats and a beautiful lobby…read more The screen size is nice for the age of the building, and the sound system is excellent. I've seen two movies here - the F1 movie with Brad Pitt and the Le Mans movie (1971) with Steve McQueen. Highly recommended if you're looking for something fun to do on a weekend afternoon.

This theatre - in conjunction with the Concrete museum - hosts a ghost walk every Saturday in…read moreOctober. The tour guide is the theater owner Valerie Stafford, and the tour starts in the theatre and then goes around the town. It's only a few blocks and the tour goes goes slow, so it's definitely walkable for most people. I won't say more about the tour because I don't want to spoil the surprise, but it's fantastically done. My friend who went with me (a historian and ghost hunter who has been on several ghost tours in places like Savannah and New Orleans) said is one of the best she's ever been on. I highly recommend getting tickets at: https://concrete-wa.com/events/ghost-walk-halloween-fun/ and going with a like-minded group of fun friends, maybe even book a room at the haunted Mt Baker Hotel for the night!

Edit: Still love this venue. It's now, as of 2024, 6pm-8pm…read more Family friendly and free! Visit any of the nearby businesses before or after!

We enjoyed a delightful recital today! All of the dancers and types of dances showed every level…read morefrom the 2 year olds and up. It was fun to see them smiling and enjoying themselves - and the teachers were so proud and encouraging. Maybe I'm old fashioned but a little too much hip shake from the Youngers - there is more to the art than that. Otherwise, a fun and heartwarming event. Well done!

To remove a 10 year old child 2 nights before a dance recital is very uncalled for. Unfortunately…read moresome of our life's lessons are how we respond to toxic people. This woman behaved as toxic as she could have. The removal of my Grandchild without cause or proper communication speaks to me that Becky O ( the owner ) is not emotionally fit to work with children. As mentors it is our job to teach. Meaning : communication with parents and guidance and direction. Not to say a word until 2 days prior and then only to the child is a teacher who has lost her calling. SAD!

Quick stop at Tulip Town to enjoy the beautiful tulip field. We paid 18.00 to get in . There are…read morefields of different colors and varieties of tulips to walk through. We hopped on the truck/tractor for a short ride around the fields. Cute little windmill with beautiful flowers all around. They have a gift shop that includes a bar/snack area. You can buy some tulips inside. They have an option of potted tulips to take home. You cannot buy bulbs but they do offer info on ordering the bulbs to be sent to your home address in the Fall. The staff were fun and helpful in ordering into and helping decide which bulbs to order. Fun stop for families or just anyone wanting to enjoy the beautiful colors of the flowers.

Lovely Skagit Valley Tulip Festival at Washington State. It's about 1.5 hr away from Seattle…read more Usually around mid April. Tulip Town showcases variety of tulips. Nice photo ops around the field. They also have tractor ride (free), cafe, and a souvenir store. I had much fun taking all the pictures and getting some flower seeds for home. If you are around the area, I'll say definitely come by to see the flowers. Very relaxing to enjoy the view.

We had so much fun at this great local museum--spent more than an hour going through and learned a…read moreton! Located in an old auto repair building, Sedro-Woolley Museum is huge and covers so many aspects of the town's history. The museum also has a small research room available by appointment and a gift shop. Well worth a visit!