We have lived in Dallas area for 17 years and had never been to the Dallas Cinema . Well it was a…read morepleasant surprise. Monday and Tuesday nights are $5 admission so we decided to give it a go. The seats are very comfortable ... as in it's possible to sit in them without having to fidget and change positions because your butt hurts. Ample room , tray tables which are moveable. Sound is pretty good , there is a decent array of food, beverages including beer, wine and cider , and the usual candy and popcorn . Staff were friendly . So for the locals this is a hiding in plain sight gem . It's worth getting off the couch and spending 2 hours enjoying a movie and patronizing a local business .

Gotta love the old school cinema feeling. Great priced food and drink options with lots to pick…read morefrom. We were so impressed to be able to get out of there for less than $20 a person for ticket and meal.

Compared to the "big dog" mega theaters this place is far better. They show recent films at…read moreconvenient times. They are reasonably priced.The concessions are excellent & fresh. Clean, comfortable seats. All in all a superior theater.

Atmosphere, sound, seating customer service, variety and quality of food are all exceptional. I…read morealso really enjoy the option of having a glass of wine while watching a movie. Highly recommend Pix Theatre for a wonderful movie experience.

This is like an institution in Corvallis. We saw Stop Making Sense last night. Great experience,…read morethe sound system is fantastic. Make this a must visit location when you're in Corvallis.

My favorite place in Corvallis, because it makes me feel at home. The cinemas that I grew up going…read moreto in Italy looked a lot like Darkside. There's always something worth watching, American or foreign, in any of the four small projection rooms. It's affordable, has good popcorn, and better movies than any other cinema in the surroundings.

Northern lights is a local treasure, it's relaxing, good food at incredible prices, special events…read moreincluding Closed caption and sensory friendly showings. They often have raffles, bathrooms are gender neutral with full doors help opposite gender caregivers and gender diverse individuals privacy.

The theater itself is great. You buy your ticket before hand, the matinee prices are good and I…read morereally appreciate that you have leg room and an easy enter and exit. They always have a beer I like so that's another big plus. The food mediocre and often a bit slow. It was better before Covid and the shut down. For some reason they feel the need to remove things from the menu during certain times of the year, which I notice because they are my favorite items. I appreciate that they have specials and although I don't think they are usually very good I'm glad they try. The popcorn is good. If they had a deep fryer it would transform their business. Just say'n. Update: I went there again last weekend and I highly recommend the pizza. I think it's the best thing on the current menu. Mostly I'm happy they exist as I like having a theater close by so I forgive the food, but might go more often if it was better.

I love small town theaters. I bring my son here once in awhile. It's small and quiet. He likes it…read morejust for those reasons. I remember coming here years ago and watching "The Fugitive". Great movie. Recently I came here and saw "Batman VS Superman". It's not the greatest theater, but they upgraded the sound system and for the cheaper prices it still gives you a good theater experience for the price.

The Fox Theatre is a good old small town theatre. I spend most of my younger years watching movie…read morehere. This is place is dated but the movie theatre expression is still the same. There is only one screen here. The concession stand carries traditional theater food. The staff is friendly and nice. The only con is the bathroom, very small.

Lovely little theatre in the heart of Albany. The prices are more than reasonable for the quality…read moreof the plays. Try it--you'll like it! Jackie B, Albany

Community theater at its best. The plays are good quite frequently and they are reasonably priced…read more For a bonus, you get to meet the cast at the end of the show.

I love the state fair. admission for seniors is only three dollars, which makes getting old almost…read moreworth it. There are lots of free things to enjoy such as the table, setting competitions, the vegetable competitions and so on. I love the diced cream at the Oregon dairy women booth, which has been there forever. A real Oregon institution. Not to mention the bunnies, pigs, goats, and horses.

I have loved the fair every year I've came. The food is amazing.(Classic fair food, what not to…read morelove??) Animals are adorable, and the rides are the absolute bomb. There are only two reasons why this is not a 5-star experience. Size of Bracelet Soda cups- You can buy a special fair bracelet, which includes unlimited rides, 3 games, and a medium drink. I had this happen last year: You see the 3 drink sizes on the ordering counter, but what they give you is NOT the medium drink. I don't think it's even 8 ounces. Alien UFO ride- This ride spins so fast while closed off, it feels like you are glued to the walls. I got stuck behind where it specifically says "Do not go beyond this point" because you could get hurt if you did. I couldn't move at all, and I was afraid that I would get hurt. Fair has been great and can't wait to go back next year!

The Salem Art Fair has been a staple a Salem summers for years. The art is impressive and moving…read morethe stage out from under the oak trees was a good decision. However, I wish the booths for individual artists were still under the shade of the trees and the food options are disappointing. The addition of Gilgamesh Brewing is promising, but I think bringing in food trucks, or some new vendors, could provide better options.

There was a time that I really loved attending the annual Salem Art Fair. It was when I was a kid…read more Set amongst the beautiful shady trees at Bush Park, it was a nice summer time activity that didn't result in heat exhaustion. My mother and I used to always go together and get the delicious chocolate and almond dipped ice cream bars. It was fabulous. Then, after several years of not visiting, I finally went summer of '09 since I now live within walking distance (parking is a nightmare). What a shock. Just shock. At least half of the artists aren't even from Oregon, let alone the Salem area. There were people as far away from Colorado and Arizona slinging their "art" for rip off prices. Yeah, I said rip off. Look, I understand that art may take time and that these people might do this as a living. That's not my problem. As a consumer and a customer, I refuse to believe that the salt and pepper shakers they painted took so much time and effort that they warrant that $90 price tag. Am I an idiot? No. In addition to the above rip-off, the Salem Art Association will now be charging admission to "enjoy" the fair. They believe that "it's a good deal.... and $5 isn't that much money..." You're right, it's not a great deal of money, but that really isn't the point. It's a craft fair, not a museum. It's purpose is to allow patrons to purchase art, not rip people off. But I can't be too harsh, can I? The SAA reports that they ONLY made $215,000 on last years art fair. Boo hoo hoo. They also further justify this $5 fee by claiming that this art fair is one of the best in the country. I don't know the source of this information, but considering what a dump Salem is, I have a hard time believing it. Gah! Just another reason to avoid Salem.