I visited for the Steel Magnolia's play from Spartanburg Little Theatre an was so impressed! Its a…read morebit far but still walking distance from all the fun eats and treats of Main Street where you can enjoy dinner and drinks before a show, then walk it off. This space is very beautiful inside and outside. LED lit trees welcome you in, which is just magical at night. Friendly workers distribute tickets at will call and great priced snacks and drinks before the show and during intermission. The bathroom can be a little hard to find, I wish there was better signage. The theatre is a perfect medium size. The seats are comfortable and the ambiance is upscale and lovely. Sound, lighting, stage design, actors were all great! I would definitely see future productions at this awesome small theatre.

A very nice theatre with great views of the stage from every seat. The acting crew are more than…read moresuperb and they come out to the lobby after the show to meet the audience. They sell some snacks, sodas and beer and wine. One complaint would be the sound system. Had a lot of crackling and feedback at the beginning of the show with some mic outages.

I thought this was a very nice venue. Really easy to access elevators to upper floors.read more

We showed up early for the Napoleon Dynamite meet and greet. We were first in line. The email said…read moreif we arrived after 6 we wouldn't get in. We went in at 6 when they opened the doors and sat as the manager or whoever told us we could not ask for autographs on anything. Major disappointment as the meet and greet said autographs (screenshot of Google results attached - the page is already gone since the event is over). Oh well, we were all in the same boat right? WRONG! A bunch of people arrived late. They missed the part where we were told we couldn't ask for autographs and they all got them! We all followed instructions and arrived early and then followed instructions and didn't ask for autographs while the late people got them. The employees were all great and they tried to help when we found out the late people were getting autographs but the people in charge who took the pictures and told us not to ask? Sorry, but that's just wrong. The website said we would get autographs included and then only the late people got them. This was a birthday gift for my wife. We bought photo mattes to get signed and a shirt. I spent a lot of extra money for photos AND autographs and didn't get what I paid for.

After years of being a loyal customer, I asked for a simple $100 credit -- and the Inman Theatre…read moreflat-out refused because 'rules are rules.' A business has the right to enforce its rules, and I have the right to take my money elsewhere. After this experience, I will. Loyalty matters.

There's not much sense in maintaining the inside of a place that can get packed to capacity with…read morelots of young people getting into the music, and usually forming pits. I've been going to GZ since forever, and I've never had a bad experience there. They're not just about metal music, they support music of all types. And yes, they are one of the few venues in the Southeast that will book a lot of the less mainstream bands. For some of their shows, you can pre-order tickets. I've always just paid at the door. And the bands that play are allowed to set up their merchandise for sale to help them get gas money to get to their next show. The people out there are like family to me. They support musicians and music lovers like nobody else around here ever has. And they have the best bar prices anywhere. Best place to get information about upcoming shows is the club's myspace page.

I went to a show last night at Ground Zero, despite hearing bad things about the space before my…read morefirst attendance. My experience was worse than the rumors I'd heard about it. I was first mildly annoyed that I approached the counter with my debit card in hand and asked for a drink, which was mostly ice, and was only told after the drink was handed to me that the bar was cash only and encouraged to go to the ATM. I had to leave my drink unattended at the bar to go to the ATM to pay for it, which was not only unsafe but inconsiderate of the bartender to have seen me with my card and waited to tell me it was cash only (not like she was too busy to have mentioned it before then) and she didn't apologize for that not being communicated. I was still polite and tipped her a dollar anyway. The opening artist was experiencing some very petty and immature drama from the sound technician. His songs kept cutting out in the middle, the microphone continuously stopped working and needed to be replaced part way through the set, the tracks were being played out of his setlist order and several songs were skipped over entirely. The artist was patient through most of these errors as he communicated about them over the microphone, until the sound guy decided to just play his last song early. The artist noted this was supposed to be the last song and sang it anyway, then asked he at least could play one other song that was skipped over before he got off stage. The sound guy had his computer screen projected next to the stage the whole time (also a weird move, like at least show some visuals or something other than your generic computer screen), so I saw that he had the song requested on there earlier but he was claiming he never received it or the ones that were skipped. We all watched as the artist sent a track again, then the sound guy began to play it but then began messing with the controls on the microphone. The artist at this point was visibly upset and made a joke about how he was being treated before he got off stage. Off stage, the sound guy approached the artist and claimed he didn't have all the tracks and that the technical difficulties were not his fault, yelling that the artist should instead be thanking him. The artist brushed it off and started to walk away as the sound guy yelled "we'll see if you ever play here again" and the artist called him a "fat f*ck" and went to talk to the next band who praised his set and were confused by the sound guy's attitude and rude behavior. A few moments later, the VENUE OWNER who had never previously introduced himself to the artist, ran up and put his hands around the artist's neck and started screaming threats to him. The artist exclaimed that he didn't know that guy and to get off him. Other artists who were performing got between them and made efforts to protect the artist who was being assaulted. This was insane to witness. The complete lack of professionalism from the venue owner was disgraceful. He should have approached to ask what was going on before reacting, especially before reacting with violence. The venue owner forced the artist outside without any of his belongings and wouldn't allow him back inside. I followed the commotion to the parking lot where other staff members threatened to fight the artist and his fans, some staff members threatening to pull out guns. I am a petite female and I yelled at one particular staff member (who was trying to start a physical altercation with the artist and his fans and who seemed clearly intoxicated or high), I asked what the staff member was on and encouraged him to back up and not behave irrationally. This staff member, a tall white man with facial hair and a large belt buckle, got in my face and threatened me as well. I will give props to the female staff member with long dark hair who tried to calmly help deescalate things, though she was yelled over by the other deranged and violent staff members. I and some others helped the artist by getting his things from inside the venue despite being harassed during the process before leaving. The whole situation shows a complete lack of professionalism by most of the staff and especially the venue owner and sound technician. The business was dirty and falling apart, tile crumbles underfoot in the women's bathroom, the tables and floors were all sticky, the stage was dusty and cluttered... I could go on and on. If there's some kind of conflict happening, a venue owner should not enter the situation with violent behavior. The violence was entirely started by the owner and other staff members while the others acted in defense and frustration. This trashy venue isn't worth giving your time and money to, I will not be returning for any other events. What is a vanue without artists? If this is how a venue treats it's performers, this venue doesn't deserve to exist.

I love Palmetto Entertainment!! They know how to bring the energy to any event they are atread more

She is not flexible and is rude. Be cautious if you have kids, because she is mean and rude to…read morethem. Very unprofessional. I asked for her to play top 40 didn't happen, most of the songs played were 5+ years old and stuff played at every prom since 1990. Price is good but keep in mind that you get what you pay for, cheap dj=cheap service.

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