I had a bad experience with parking but the general manager reached back out and rectified it.read more

We had an amazing time at the concert last night. The concert itself was fantastic. The acoustics…read morewere ok, the scenery was beautiful, the atmosphere was wonderful, and we were lucky enough to have seats in a box, which made the experience even more special. Unfortunately, the alcohol prices were absolutely appalling and really put a damper on the evening. Over $20 for a beer and nearly $30 for a mixed drink is simply outrageous!! You go to a concert to enjoy yourself, and then you're essentially paying astronomical prices just to have a drink. These prices are higher than what you see at Fenway Park or Yankee Stadium, which is hard to justify. This isn't Boston or New York City. The food trucks were just okay. Nothing particularly memorable but the alcohol pricing was by far the biggest disappointment. If the venue needs to generate more revenue, I would much rather see some of that cost reflected honestly in the ticket price upfront than arrive at the venue and be shocked by ridiculously inflated drink prices. At least then, people know what they're paying for before they get there. It's really disappointing because the venue itself has so much going for it. The concert experience, setting, and atmosphere were all excellent. But the extreme drink prices felt incredibly greedy and out of touch with the people who are coming there to enjoy an evening. Because of that, I honestly don't know if I would return. It's a shame that such a great venue could leave such a negative impression over something that seems so unnecessary.

I attended their First Annual Bridgeport Playathon for $15 on Saturday, June 7th. Short plays were…read morewritten, cast, rehearsed, and performed in a 26-hour span. It was impressive, often amusing, writing and acting. The memorization of lines in such a short time period was amazing. Previously, I went to their performance of 'To Kill a Mockingbird', which was very entertaining as well.

I can't believe there are no reviews for this place! I went to BTC for the first time ever on 6/1…read more The venue is easy to find, they have a big lot across the street with $2 parking (extremely reasonable, but there is ample street parking), and they let you bring food and booze in! It's perfect! The staff is super nice and the show I saw was excellent.

This review is based on my personal experience as a custer of this business on Feb 21, 2025…read more District Music Hall is a fantastic venue for a close-up experience with your favorite cult or cover band. They book comics sometimes too. The place is immaculate. Recent renovations to sound and lighting make it a great choice for top quality perfomances and a fun night out with friends. Most shows are kid friendly too. The staff is pleasant and couteous, and the drinks are only moderately overpriced. Garnishes included free of charge. The Wall Street Theater was renamed District Music Hall in March 2024. I'm betting it will be March 2034 before Yelp updates this listing.

They did SUCH A GOOD JOB restoring this theatre and bringing it back to life. Truly beautiful…read moreinside and the staff are true patrons of the art and so helpful and just as jazzed as we were to see a show. We saw Kashmir the Led Zeppelin tribute band and they knocked our socks off. They have a good selection of offerings at the bar and even offer mixed drinks. Can't wait to see my next show there!

Having free or near-free concerts and performances in this and other Yale buildings is one of the…read morebest perks of living in the New Haven area. It's one of those hidden gem experiences that you owe yourself to check out whether you're local or just passing through. Woolsey Hall in particular is impressive. It's a grand, ornate hall with fantastic acoustics. The chairs are wooden, so the sensitive may want to bring a cushion. But otherwise, it's a world class hall that's impressively accessible.

Woolsey Hall is one of those places you don't hear about that often but you have to go there…read moreespecially if you enjoy classical music. Concerts usually range from free admission to $10. You can't go wrong and the music is spectacular! If you Google the Yale school of music concert list you will get all of the upcoming concerts. Some also happen during the week and there are also a few jazz concerts during the semester at Sprague hall next-door. I have seen award-winning musicians at both venues. If you go there make sure you look up at the ceiling and back over the second balcony. Also, make sure you sit on the first balcony in the center if it's not reserved, you will get a better view and hear better sound.

Loved the venue. My first time here. I made sure I bought seated tickets. I'm not the standing room…read moreonly type with others crowded around me. The concert was amazing and my view perfect. Parking was affordable across the street but don't be in a hurry to get out.

Beautiful building, old school theatre that is without a bad seat. Place is gorgeous and the sound…read morewas great. Very cool building in a very cool neighborhood. Can't wait to see another show there.

We went to our first show at Richter yesterday and throughly enjoyed it. I'm writing a review…read morebecause there isn't a ton of information about this place everywhere. So basically , make sure you come a little before 7. There will be a line that you will wait on until 7 in the driveway of the white building.They are very curtious and have a shuttle that will help people from the parking lot to the drive way but, the walk is easy even if you are in a wheel chair. After waiting for awhile you will be let in THEN it's a free for all.Seating opportunities aren't the greatest so it's better to get there early so you can get right up front. They do provide chairs if needed on limited supply but we brought our own. Make sure they are taller chairs not beach chairs, if behind someone you won't be able to see.Next, BRING FOOD!The hour before goes quickly if you bring a fun picnic for friends and family.There is also some fundraising going on during the show, and a concession for any snacks and drinks you may have forgotten.Reasonably priced.I would also recommend a blanket and BUG SPRAY! I was fine under my blanket but many people brought candles and spray to help shoo the bugs away. Overall , richter is a great outdoor space to enjoy a musical and beautiful night. The tickets are pretty reasonable, just wish they included a bit more because for 20$ you're really just picking a spot on the grass BUT this didn't bother us much.

Wow! Saw Into the Woods last night and loved it! The cast did a superb job (and no, I'm not a cast…read moremember or even slightly related to one.) The singing and dancing was outstanding, as was the orchestra. It was the fifth show I've seen there and probably the best so far. If you've never been, it's an outdoor community theater right next to a golf course. You have to bring your own chair (and seriously, don't forget the bug spray.) It's a lot of fun though.

Venue is great but the fact that they charged money to see Adam Ant is a tragedy. Worst performance…read moreever! Not one note correct or in tune. Someone has to tell him,

Came here for another concert: SUBLIME with Bouncing Souls and The Interrupters…read more For those of you complaining about concert parking. What do you expect!? Get there earlier and leave early if you don't want traffic! There is multiple street sections that are FREE!! We were lucky enough to park in somebody's driveway for less parking than the venue charged but even with parking at the venue, we've only had to wait a short while for exiting. A little walk isn't that bad! It also depends on WHO is performing. The crowds will be different based on the show so keep that in mind. A Bob Marley tribute had LESS people, HALF the stadium while sublime was SOLD OUT and completely full!! Know your audience!

We won higher access tickets to here thanks to a radio station. From my understanding, there was a…read morelower price to enter the area of vendors and the basic stage and a second, higher, price to enter the area with live music. As a vegetarian, I was surprised and happy that they had lots of food options for me to eat. Beans and Rice was my favorite truck! But for my BBQ loving friend- he was VERY disappointed. There was only ONE BBQ truck we could find. And there was a rib eating contest. Other than that, no other BBQ. Which wouldn't have been a big deal if it wasn't in the name of the festival. The live music was great. We didn't know it was on a hill and we didn't bring chairs so unfortunately we had to sit in the grass. I was disappointed there weren't any chairs for rent and as a result had to sit in the grass to enjoy the music. Was not happy with the alcohol selection. Four beers on tap- 2 Fat Tires, a Pilsner and a Voodoo Ranger. Margaritas, Knob Creek and Tito's. Not much of an alcohol selection. All in all, I would probably only come back if I won free tickets again. I ended up spending around $70 for being there for 4 hours.

Headliner bands, street vendors, kids games and awesome local restraint demonstrations with samples…read moregalore. Easily pay for entrance fees with good vibes and sample foods.