Very quaint one screen cinema. Old school, downtown vibe…read more Clean theater and restrooms. Younger staff, but very polite & friendly. Typically 2 - 3 people behind the counter for concessions in the evenings. Average ticket & concession prices. They offer email discounts for new customers. Seats are comfortable, haven't had any problems with annoying audience members. Overall a very good experience.

They're hosting events now! We came for a presentation on bourbon complete with a tasting. It was…read moreput on by the BourbonFool.com, fyi. It was a pretty cool venue. I'm not sure if they still show movies here but it's totally quaint.

I always read the 1stars on amazon first. I did the same thing here. Hubs and I have been to the…read more**** location dozens of times over the past few years. NEVER had a truly bad experience..... in fact, the staff has gone out of it's way to help me a couple of times. I don't know what these 1 star whiners are complaining about. If you present like a hood (that includes both your gangsta looks and your foul mouths), you'll likely be held suspect like a hood. So, shut your trap, cover that crack, quit acting like the world owes you and, instead, start adulting. Sound about right? LOL . Yes, this was written in half to make you/me laugh. :::smiles:::

Going to the show is such a nostalgic experience! The Emagine Theater is always a great place to…read moreenjoy a movie! The overall experience is always a good time and I especially like the option to order food and drink in the comfort of your seats. This was my first time seated the cuddle couches. It's a love seat with plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the show!

We went to see Gene & Gilda a play about Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner. It only had two actors and…read morethey were fantastic! It has to be quite a challenge to play such public figures, especially in Gilda's home town! We were fortunate to be at a preview show which involved a Q&A afterwards with the director. It was fascinating to hear about how his vision came to life. The theater is very small, not a bad seat in the house. We will definitely go back for more performances!

I am appalled at the rudeness and unprofessionalism of the person handling the phones at the…read moretheater And October 14, 2026! I called the theater to purchase tickets for several of the shows but I got their voice mail so I left a message. They called me back but my phone was in another room, and I missed their call. I called them right back and someone picked up the phone and literally slammed the phone down in my ear. I gave this person the benefit of the doubt that maybe we were just disconnected, so I called back again and she slammed the phone down in my ear again! All the person had to do was tell me they were busy and they would call me back rather than showing the worst side of themself by behaving in this rude and unprofessional manner. I've been a patron of Tipping Point Theater for many years and I am appalled that they actually have a such a rude, unprofessional person working at their theater!

Such a great local theater! Came here for their trivia Monday with friends and had so much fun…read more They host this event every other month- next one will be Summer Blockbuster theme in June. The theater has such a wonderful story of local volunteers coming together to keep it in tip too shape which I loved! Will definitely be back for trivia and a movie.

Love this hidden gem. This place is so much a fun hang. Old school vibes and fun place to see 1st…read morerun movies and classics.

The new Independent Cinema of Milford! I love it…read more The definition of small town vibe movie theatre. Nothing fancy or heated seats, but going to the movies to enjoy the movie. The people - which are nearly all volunteers are wonderful, just be a little patient for the newbies. Friendly and actually want to talk to you. I recently saw my favorite movie of all time SEVEN - it was great. Prices are very reasonable, this is a place to take your family. The only two things I would look for, like one or two late night showings a month - like after 9pm - I would even volunteer for one to goto the other one. Also, having the film discussion after the flick of more modern - 90s, 00s, 10s movies would be really cool. Support, enjoy, and have an amazing time.

Good snack good price will go again. Very good price on everything Remodeled when converted to…read morepresent theater

Extremely clean historic theater is a great place to watch a movie or host a party. Popcorn is…read moredelicious and reasonably priced. I have seen so many movies that weren't shown at any other theaters and I am thankful to have this gem locally. You can also rent the marquee for reasonable rates.

Since the last reviewer wrote about this place, it has closed down and once again reopened…read more However, this time, instead of going head to head with the large cine-plexes showing the same big name spectacles, they have turned it into something truly special. Now they show past favorites as well as newer independent films that may not have made it to the larger theaters. Be sure to check out their website for current showings as they only run for about a week at a time. The historic building has been renovated, though still retains it's classic charm. This place is an old-school haven for movie lovers who don't require the latest 3D effects, enormous screens or stadium seating. Do yourself a favor and take a break from the overcrowded movieplex and check this place out. One last note, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but the popcorn was incredible. It's just like regular movie popcorn, but for some reason I just could not stop eating it. The owner also handed us a bag for the road on our way out of the movie Saturday night. How nice!

I went to the Village Theater in Canton just last night for a community event.  The team at the…read moretheater was professional, helpful, engaged and responsive.  It was a pleasure to work with the great staff and wonderful volunteers.  The parking was ample.  All the signage was readable, easy to understand and to follow. The theater itself and grounds are all kept up well.  The seating is spacious and the individual seats are comfortable.  We were fortunate to have the function catered and were very happy with the accommodations provided by the theater to the company bringing in the food and drink. The lighting and technical staff are all first rate.  We had a changeup at the last minute and their professionalism walked us right through it.  I will be looking forward to attending other events at this venue.  I recommend it highly.

Wow, I really loved this place. I wasn't expecting it to be this nice? It's not a huge theatre, and…read moreaccording to the usher it seats about 400, but the place is really top notch. Walking in, there's a beautiful lobby with 2 murals and its all done up. I walked to the actual theatre area where I was immediately greeted by a very professional usher. She asked if I had been here before, and I told her no. She pleasantly told me all the features of the theatre, where the bathrooms were, the FREE COAT CHECK, snack and wine area, and a whole bunch of other cool stuff about the theatre. This was extremely usful! What a great thing instead of getting "your seated to the left." While I waited in the main part of the theatre lobby, I noticed that they have a rotating monthly art exhibition with artists names and prices. Neat! Also, the bathrooms were clean, with lots of stalls and well stocked with all the essentials. The theatre itself was clean, and the seats were easy to find. While I was waiting for the show to start, I noticed that they have a lot of different shows here at different prices. Some are for adults, some are for kids, and they notate if it's "family friendly" or not. Also, the prices are very reasonable. Even though this place is a bit out of the way for me, I loved coming here! Parking is a bit tight, so I got there early to ensure a good spot close to the doors since it's super cold outside. Also, I would love to come back and see more performances since it does seem to have a nice variety of stuff going on here.

The state fair was an awesome attraction this year. Charlotte the pig was the Supreme Supreme!! If…read moreanyone happen to see her strut around in the show pen, it was amazing

Even though I am giving the fair two stars I want to preface the review with the fact that we had a…read moreblast here and stayed for hours having the best time. But my review is not only based on the good times we had but the fact that the State Fair used to be something very different than it is now, and compared to other states' fairs, this is not the best of the best out there. It is conveniently located in Novi for those who live in the area at a hotel. So I basically parked for free in the hotel parking lot. That was great, very convenient, but it did not give epic State Fair feels. This is also at the same place at Comic Con. For Comic Con, this is a great spot but as a pavillion for the entire state, it is pretty sad. You walk into the conference area of the hotel and get tickets. We only spent $10 a person plus free parking, not bad at all. But then you walk through the doors at you are at the fair where the comic booths usually are. It is so small, like the tiniest art fair ever. Mostly local vendors selling stuff, but not enough and not enough variety. Kind of like Comic Con, my child did find some cool anime stuff to buy but it was so sparse. They had a "Cool Zoo" trying to sell exotic animals cooped up in tiny cages looking sad or selling $10 and up hugs, but were a bit deceitful, as they asked my child to touch and hold the animals but did not indicate it was for pay. Meanwhile, the livestock are thrust in the same space as the vendors in the teeniest of spaces. We enjoyed seeing the animals and giving them free pats and pets with permission from their keepers, but when this was once in Detroit, they had their own separate area. Then tucked in the same space were the kiddie rides and a few food areas. The best was the all you can drink chocolate milk for a buck, worth it! Outside were a handful or rides, a few food trucks, the midway games, the concerts, and the circus. It was a tiny backyard behind the hotel, like a teensy parking lot of things to do. It was a lot of fun. We tried a couple stuffed pepperoni pizza rolls, a tiny taco, a mini mango lassi, listening to some good music under a tent, played some games, saw some clowns and tiny dogs driving a car. You can come here for hours and have fun. The downside, most of the food trucks charge about two dollars to use a credit card (not even a percent a flat fee) so I went through most of my cash here. The main problem is when I was a child the State Fair in Detroit was huge, an epic yearly event I looked forward to. They had multiple buildings for selling art, seeing animals, a very large variety of rides and games and even more interesting food. The food trucks were the same ones from all of the summer art fairs, nothing special. Just hot dogs, pizza, and funnel cakes. I even confirmed with my parents that the fair was really large on a nice size property. While it was more convenient for me to drive 20 minutes to the fair, I miss the Detroit location and do not understand what happened. It is a shame. But, as I mentioned, we did have so much fun. We did spent hours on end doing all of the activities, eating, shopping, seeing animals. When we went there were really small crowds, so we could do things multiple times. We had no problem with too many people. My kid really enjoyed it because this is the only state fair here. I would probably go again next year if they price is the same. But many of the other reviewers are correct and perhaps there is a better fair in Michigan to go to, or maybe just visit Michigan Adventure if you want some good food and rides. It costs a bit cheaper to go there for a Cedar Point type experience instead.