This was my first time attending the Gamut Theatre Group to enjoy the debut of the Hyena Skits…read moreStretch Comedy, which was primarily written and directed by Harrisburg's cultural director, Dujuan Dixon. I was pleasantly surprised to enjoy ten different comedy skits from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., allowing performers to highlight their collective passion and talent. If you missed the May 9th performance, tickets are available at Eventbrite for the June 7th and June 28th performances. Cocktails are available for purchase and sold in a closed container so you can return to your seat. Free parking is available after 5:00 pm, including the parking spaces assigned to state workers at the Capitol.

We came here for a Yelp event I didn't even know it was here but I'm happy I do now during our…read moreevent the Gamut theatre hosted an improve skit and it was hilarious haven't laughed that hard in a long time. Thank you to Clark, Dave, Erin, Will, Aidan, lyeneal, and Patrick for an awesome show!

Love going to plays all over the area. When I found out about this hidden gem during Artsfest, I…read morewas so excited. We won free tickets and went to see a show, so we figured to give them a try. The location is tricky it's underneath a parking garage, so you can pay $15 bucks to park in garage or I would try and locate a spot on 3rd street a very short walk to theater so you don't have to pay for parking. Before you arrive at the show you can pre-order a drink which is nice they will have it ready when you arrive. If not, you have wine, liquor, beer, Slushies, water, soda to pick from, and a few snacks. The drinks at first are a little pricey. However, you get a reusable cup and $4 after that with the cup. Esch time you go, you bring it back for cheaper drinks. They have two theaters, one for larger shows and one for smaller shows, both have great views from any seat. I've been to two shows already and don't have any complaints! Can't wait to go see my next show and many, many more. Also, for $15 a month, you can see all the shows they put on except for a few special shows.

This place is a vibe. Our bachelorette party when for EFF (erotic fanfiction) live!…read more Very cutesy place. Not a lot of seating which is nice because I like a smaller crowd. All the staff were friendly. There were parts where the crowd got to participate which made the whole night engaging!

We had an amazing day at Whitaker Center. Today was Space Day so we watched a movie about space…read moreexploration, listened to Astronaut Bob Hines speak about his career and space travel, and then did a meet n greet with him and he signed our pictures. As we were walking out, Jenni said it was all free and I nearly fell over! Today was Community Day so yeah everything was free. So looking forward to going back to adult night and watching a performance some evening.

If you're sans kids and looking for something different on the 3rd Friday of the month, Whitaker…read moreCenter's Night Shift is it. For $10 (cash preferred) you get admission, a drink voucher, and two hours to play with science exhibits... with a beer or wine in hand. Think Night at the Museum meets a cash bar. 100% yes. Adventure Buddy's highlight was the RaceIT exhibit, where he built and raced cars -- only to lose to my championship Houpe-De-Ville (sorry, not sorry). My favorite? The Hurricane Chamber that blasted winds up to 91mph. Cool? More like cold. I almost lost my contact lenses. Totally worth it. Even though the exhibits are geared toward kids, there's something magical about rediscovering them as an adult. Nostalgia hits, curiosity kicks in, and the 21+ crowd makes the vibe peaceful, playful, and fun. Between touching a tornado, watching turtles migrate across Earth, and laughing at ourselves while sipping drinks, it was an inexpensive, unique date night during 3rd in the Burg. Highly recommend pawning off the crotchgoblins with grandma and checking it out.

Amazing dinner and a play! I took my group home disabled resident out to see Mary Poppins! It was…read moregreat! I have never been before this. The bathrooms were clean. The staff were polite. Although when I needed my residents food pureed the staff woman purred his nice dinner all in one big lump and didn't separate the different foods he picked for dinner. Next time they should have a rolling cart with covers for the plates and stickers to properly know which individual needs their food blended how. Other than that it was a beautiful experience. I would drive all the way back out Lancaster again to see another show!

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

Well friends... this is my 4th time at the Fulton and I love this place. What's a Cali kid doing in…read morePA anyway?! My in-laws live in Lancaster and every Holiday my wife and I make time and spend the extra money to come to the professional shows here. From Disney's beauty and the beast, to A Christmas story, the talent, production, and service at this historic theatre is incredible. Located in the heart of Lancaster,PA, the original marquee shines bright as you walk up excited for your show. Ushers kindly great you, food and bar available and the coffee is even good. I'm not sure the exact history; but this is a historical landmark from early 1920s with original pieces in tact and original show poster on the wall from that era, you know it's not going anywhere, so rest assured. Look at the beams and stir fried in the pictures I took, also did I mention the orchestra is always live, never recorded and on top of that most of the talent is the best in the industry or from broadway in NYC. Please treat yourself to a night at the Fulton Theatre, you won't regret it! Hungry? Stop by Rachel's crapes for the best crapes in town! -- but wait... your Gluten-free, Vegan, and wanting an Oatmilk cappuccino?! Go to prince street cafe! Healthy and fulfilling options for all diets. well, Peter Pan is about to start and it's sold out show, see ya in Neverland! -JW

First time to see And There were None, absolutely loved it. We sat in the Mezzanine right with…read moretickets around $80, which felt a bit pricey for Lancaster but the shows quality made up for it. Can't speak for the cheaper gallery tickets but we had a good view. Parking in the area is a bit tricky due to it being downtown Lancaster so plan ahead for that. Highly recommend overall.

I always enjoy going to the Carlisle Theater, Great service, and a Great play, I always look to see…read morewhat is happening next to go to.

Sometimes the best adventures are the ones I barely plan. I was scrolling social media when I…read morehappened across an event at the Carlisle Theatre for a Halfway to St. Patty's Day concert featuring the Kilmaine Saints. I'd never even HEARD of the Kilmaine Saints, but apparently they've been around for 18 YEARS, which made me feel like I'd somehow missed an entire chapter of Central PA knowledge. I made a mental note that the concert might be fun, continued along with my life and figured I'd see how my Saturday adventures unfolded. Well, the Universe left me just enough time to make it work. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! I hopped onto the Carlisle Theatre website, bought myself a $25 ticket for the 7:30 p.m. show and headed to Carlisle for a completely unplanned evening of Celtic rock. Purchasing my ticket online was incredibly simple, and I lucked out again when I arrived and found plenty of street parking right outside the theatre. On this particular Saturday evening, there was no circling blocks, no parking drama and no Responsible Adult Me wondering whether she'd misunderstood a parking sign. WINNING! I'd only been inside the Carlisle Theatre once before for a New Year's Eve celebration, so I was excited to actually experience a show there. The theatre has been part of downtown Carlisle since 1939 and continues to host concerts, films and live theatre, which is pretty darn cool when you think about how many old theatres haven't survived. Is the building showing its age? Absolutely! The theatre could definitely use some love and TLC. The seats, in particular, weren't especially comfortable and have clearly supported MANY generations of butts before mine. But for a couple hours? They did the job. More importantly, the theatre itself handled the concert really well. The sound was great, I had a good view of the stage and the historic setting gave the whole evening more personality than seeing the same show in some generic modern venue. The snack bar was also open, and although I resisted, the smell of fresh popcorn floating through the theatre was doing its absolute best to destroy my self-control. Staff throughout my visit were friendly and kind, and getting inside couldn't have been easier. I pulled up the ticket on my phone, they scanned it and BOOM. I was ready for my completely spontaneous Celtic rock adventure. And I'm really glad I went. There's something I love about having a historic little theatre right in downtown Carlisle where I can scroll past an event I've never heard of, spend $25 and suddenly have completely different plans for my Saturday night. That's exactly what community theatres like this SHOULD do. Give us somewhere to see something new, hear something different and occasionally say, "Sure, why NOT go to a Halfway to St. Patty's Day concert tonight?" The Carlisle Theatre may be showing its age, but there's still plenty of life happening inside it. I'll absolutely be back for another show. And apparently I need to start paying closer attention to their calendar because who knows what the heck I'll accidentally discover next!

The last day of the New Cumberland Music & Film 2024 Festival. I attended a showing of…read moresinger-musician Luther Vandross. "Luther: Never Too Much" is a documentary film with actor-producer singer Jamie Foxx as one of the producers. The biopic chronicles the musician's significant influences, collaborations, vocal arranging, backup singing, jingle writing for commercials, struggles with his health ( Diabetes) and weight, and recognition for his extraordinary musical abilities. Sad to be reminded of his death at the age of 54. Finally, the booth options are fabulous for enjoying a flick with friends. The concession stand offers snacks, popcorn, sift, and adult drinks.

What can I say that hasn't already been said? We love this place. My wife and I greatly enjoy…read morecoming here for a fun night out. We come mostly for movies, but have been here for a musical performance as well. The staff is always amazingly friendly and the theater is always clean. Prices are reasonable...food is expensive, but so is every theater. We would rather our money go to a local business though...where we know it's being well used. A fun night with friends is to be had...be sure to check out the booths. Well worth the money for a few people...we've even gotten a booth just for the 2 of us in a date night so we had the extra space. Make sure to say hi to Dustin when you come in! He's always there and smiling.

This is a small but very nice venue that provides a great experience for live events. We came to…read moresee Alton Brown Live, and the evening did not disappoint. Parking was well organized, and the lines moved quickly, making it easy to get into the venue. Once inside, we were able to find our seats without any hassle. Overall, the venue was efficient, comfortable, and well managed. We would definitely attend another event here.

AMT ruined the Terry Fator performance by having the worst loud sound system I've heard in years…read morewith sustained SPLs exceeding 100dbs and extremely distorted bass. Likely broke every OSHA employer sound reg in the book.

Just went to see Joshua! I was curious how they were going to do Joshua since he was a pretty small…read moreplayer in a larger story. As usual, they didn't disappoint! I would rate their performances on par with Broadway shows and their production quality as surpassing it! The front and sides of the theater are utilized at different points and the actors, animals, lighting, screens, etc make for a truly immersive experience! We have seen Jonah, Daniel and now Joshua in person and Jesus and Esther on their channel. The staff are so friendly and the place smells like roasted almonds- they glaze them fresh there and they are great too! It's a beautiful, clean, friendly place and you can feel the warmth of the Lord there! Whatever the story may be, they do it justice and help you to understand it better! If you can, go see Jonah next year 2027, it's incredible!!!! Photos or video are not permitted during the live show.

We've been here only 5 times, but Sight & Sound Theatres present one of the best and most…read moreprofessional performances you will ever experience. We've seen Samson, Daniel, Noah, David, and Joshua. They offer a 180-degree view with 3 stages, almost making you feel like you're immersed in the presentation. Live animals (sheep, horses, camels) and actors interact with the audience by walking up and down the aisles during the performance. Please note it's important to book at least 6 months in advance. We always sit on the floor in the center section. They have a balcony section as well. There is ample parking in the parking lot. They have a nice gift shop, very large clean restrooms, and refreshments. They offer fresh roasted almonds which are delicious. ** I'm not sure how sensitive some people with nut allergies may be but be aware it is the first thing you smell when you enter the expansive lobby area. ** We're going again next year to see Jonah and really looking forward to it.