No bad seats. I sat in the top seats and had a great view…read more If you need to rent a lafge space and are in the area, check them out. We used it for our church week long youth retreat. Great week.

Great arena. Not a bad seat in the house. Parking limited nearby. Loved attending Ladies Clinic…read morehere on 7/19/26 to support breast cancer research, prevention and a cure

visiting from Los Angeles I kind of knew how this stadium looked like only because I watched the…read morebaseball games on TV, but I didn't know how cool it looked it was in person. I've been to a few college baseball stadiums and Doug Kingsmore is a sight to see. They love their college baseball in this town for sure . The staff here is great, from the ushers to the food servers and security. They do have a buffet spread but that's if you purchase a "vip" ticket . There is good parking walking distance but if you go early parking gets better . I had a Great experience coming to a game , it's electric , the kind of vibe you get from a MLB game. If you're on the visitor's side or rooting for the home team, it should be fun! Go Tigers!!!

Solid D1 baseball stadium on the Clemson campus. Good views, easily accessible. Fun time!read more

What an incredible experience at Frank Howard Field in Clemson! The atmosphere was electric, and…read morethe fans were some of the nicest we've ever met -- passionate about their team, but welcoming to visitors. We enjoyed some great food before the game, and the vibe around the stadium was just pure college football magic. The highlight? Watching the Louisville Cardinals beat Clemson and then getting to walk on the field afterward -- unforgettable! Whether you're a Tigers fan or visiting team supporter, this place delivers a first-class game day experience.

Here for George Strait concert coming in from Greeneville and we sat in traffic for OVER TWO HOURS…read moreTO GO 9.5 miles!!! AWFUL! Not SAFE! We left at 4pm still in traffic at 7:11 still thousands of cars in traffic

A great little venue run by wonderful people. Had aan awesome time seeing an 80's music show.read more

The venue itself is old but still somewhat nice. As far as drinks and refreshments they are…read moreEXTREMELY LIMITED and do not offer anything but water that has chemicals that raise your Blood Pressure (read the bottle), cheap wines that you over pay for and the pours are small for the prices, and a few sodas. They do not have ice for their sodas and at best are barely chilled. They don't serve anything diet but Diet Coke and for people who can't have soda, this isn't good. I went in with my Diet Cranberry Juice that they don't offer and there no alcoholic in it and was accosted and treated so very rude by the so called Manager. I purchased over $1,000.00 in tickets and they will not refund tickets per an email I received. Please see what I received. Walhalla Performing walhallapac@gmail.com 9:01 AM (26 minutes ago) to me Good Morning, It is the policy of the Walhalla Performing Arts Center not to give credits or refunds unless a show is cancelled. Have a good day. -- Box Office Walhalla Performing Arts Center 864-638-5277 So, they won't allow anyone to bring in an outside NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINK that person can have that they do not sale there but they were letting people bring in outside Jack Daniels as what witnessed by several people in our group and the group behind us. The so called manager is rude and refuses to listen to anyone. There is no where to dance in this venue. The venue always appears smoky to the eye. There are so many more venues around that are much nicer and are cleaner and that have much better refreshments and all the groups that Walhalla has booked are booked at one or another of these other amazing venues. I will NOT be wasting my money on this venue ever again and neither will my friends or family.

I enjoyed my time here. I love the narration with the headphone. At the time that I visit there was…read morePlenty of parking and no crowd.

We were in town for a quick visit. No matter where I travel to, I always make room for the culture…read moreand arts. We visited the exhibit that was on display and we enjoyed it! There was a lot of history on display and the story telling throughout the headphones was a first for me. If you're in the area, please stop and support this local exhibit.

What a gem! This old Elementary school retains the charm with original hardwood floors in the once…read moreclassrooms, with murals on the walls, both inside and out. They offer classes in art, guitar, theatre. pottery, voice lessons, and wood carving, Friendly, helpful staff showed us around the building and sold us tickets to an upcoming concert. I was delighted to see a "little free library" in the parking lot!

Came for the Friday Night Beachin' concert. I loved the wholesome family atmosphere and music by…read moreThe Hot Notes and the Elvis impersonator. Great dancing music. We picked up dinner at the Bosco's Baby's Catering food stand. I had the tasty pulled buffalo chicken sandwich only, $8. My friend had the Philly cheesesteak platter, $10. The cheese steak sandwich is probably a better value since it was a heartier sandwich than the pulled chicken. But really, both were very good. The platter comes with two sides (choice of slaw, fries or baked beans). My friend loved the french fries. Sodas were $2/can, I think the hot dog place across the way was charging $1/can. As an option beer and wine are sold at another stand. The Friday night concerts are a great low key opportunity to relax with friends after a long work week. So glad that Mauldin offers community events like these.

Thanks to winning a couple of tickets from Yelp Greenville, had a chance to check out 150 beers…read morefrom 64 breweries. (OK, not ALL of them!). Fluor Field was the perfect venue with all the breweries stretched down through the concourse. While the Untappd app offered a site map, and a separate alphabetical listing of breweries, with no booth number posted on each brewery, you were left to flip back and forth on your phone for the beer locations you had researched. My only complaint- other than that, it was a five-star event. Lots of sours, consistent with the current trend in craft beer, and, keeping with the season, lots of fruit. Live music throughout the event all afternoon. My personal favorite? New Holland's "Blue Sunday", a sour American Wild Ale. It came all the way from Michigan in bottles, and I'm glad it made the trip!

Visited this place for the first time ever. I found staff is very friendly, the show was great!…read more This theater allowed patrons to bring in refreshments into the show.

Just saw Misery today. Amazing, wonderful, excellent. The actors were fantastic and the staging was…read moreawesome. Truly one of the best plays I have seen. Hats off to Austen and Cloe who are so welcoming, inviting and truly appreciative of their patrons and volunteers.