We are so blessed to have such a fantastic local theater. I have seen small two actor shows,…read morepremiers, musicals, comedies, and classics. Everything is perfectly cast and performed in one of several theaters configurations perfectly suited for each. One of the most fun things about attending a performance here is going early enough to enjoy a local beer, featured wine or special themed cocktail. So clever and always enjoyable.

A great performance in a beautiful theatre. Everything was top notch…read more Can't wait to see another play!

This place is so fun. My kids could've spent hours here, but we only had an hour. There's something…read morefor everyone, Water play , little baby play areas, the big kids can learn how to work on an assembly line, paint zone, material building station, outside play area and more. It's definitely worth going if you're in the area!

The Amazeum is an interactive children's museum that can provide fun and learning for any age!…read moreAdmission is $14 for adults but children under 2 get in for free. We had 3 children under 2 in our group and were so pleased to find things they could enjoy at this age. They have two specific toddler play areas that are for children ages 2 and below, plus another section for children ages 6 and below. It was so nice having them play in these areas without getting overrun by bigger kids! You could easily spend all day in this museum because there are endless activities and things to see. The museum is very clean, well organized, and spacious. I can't wait to bring my daughter back in future years so she can enjoy even more aspects of the museum!

Wasn't open when we went by even though the hours of operation showed it to be open. We planned our…read moremorning around it.

My grandson is almost two and he loved this place! It was so fun to watch him be free to play with…read moreso many creative places. It is a place we will definitely go back!!

5 of us got together and went to painting with a twist in Bentonville, AR... Love, love, loved it…read more Shelby our instructor was amazing, and Kenedy (the keeper of the liquid courage) was great. We had so much fun! A couple of us are trying to plan a couples night of painting fun... if we can talk husbands into it.

Had the best time ever! Jamie was very helpful and encouraging! I have no artistic talent but she…read moremade me feel comfortable!

I don't love the Grape Festival in the sense that it has the best rides, or the best food, or is…read morethe cleanest or safest, etc. I love it in the sense that it is a part of NWA and it represents a diverse and important part of our region's past. As a kid I remember seeing a lot more grape vineyards around Tontitown and Elm Springs than you'll find today. In reality there are only a fraction of the number today. The old Welch's Grape plant in Springdale is no longer open and that alone tells you there aren't anywhere near the number of Concord grapes coming out of the region as there once was. The Tontitown Grape Festival is as much a rite of passage as it is anything. Fall means The Washington County Fair and the Grape Festival just like Summer means the Rodeo of the Ozarks and the Rodeo of the Ozarks Parade. It's a part of who we are and I love it for that if nothing else. It's like the annual pancake breakfast at the fire station. It isn't because it's the best, it's because it's tradition and it brings us all closer together. At this point in my life I still love the spaghetti dinners. I still don't understand why Queen Concordia wins for selling tickets (I don't really know how she wins) but I love that she isn't always the prettiest girl at the festival and that she's usually from Tontitown. I don't love the rides now like I did as a kid, but I love that they look questionable and that parents still worry about the safety of them today like they did 50 years ago. Like I said, it's a rite of passage, and as Freddy Cannon sang in the song "Palisades Park", "you'll never know how great a kiss can feel when you're stopped at the top of the Ferris Wheel..."

The rides were amazing! Although the games could've been better and were also slightly rigged. But…read moreI will definitely be attending the Grape Festival next year and highly recommend spending a summer night here!

Great theater with wonderful bar and average food offerings…read more Sat at bar before we went into out theater Bartender was friendly and interactive + made well balanced cocktails. Movie theater was small but seats were comfy Sound and picture quality were very good Prompt service throughout movie Good was average fare - I had a pizza slice- a little bready but the bbq and chicken topping was tasty Friends enjoyed the chips and dips - commented that it was ok but nothing special

Nice little bar/restaurant inside. The smash burger was delicious! Can order food from your seat…read moreand have it delivered.

I love pinball and this place has all my favorites. They do not have a bar BUT you can bring in…read moreyour own beer. I brought a friend and we had a great time. I even posted two highscores on their digital highscore system. I'm going back next Friday to get more highscores rack in.

So much fun! The late night music duo was really talented. Drinks were reasonable. Casino wasn't…read moretoo smoky. Pleasantly surprised

Great venue for live music. The artists are up high over the bar so viewing is not a problem. Sound…read moreis good and even in the casino while on machines you can here the music clearly. And the best part? It's totally free. Well, that's relative of course. It's not completely free if you are dropping bank in the machines all night