I have seen some shows here before. Really nice place. It show cases a lot of local talent. I…read morereally appreciate that!

I've been to hundreds of concerts across the country and I'm attempting to write a review of every…read morevenue to assist my concert going troubadours. Margo Price/ Dead Man Winter/ The Company Stores/ Solas/ Jonny Fritz February 26, 2017 Mountain Stage is an institution - an NPR staple - that all music lovers should experience. If I lived nearby, I'd be there every Sunday a show was scheduled. With that said, instead of traveling for another taping in the future, I'll just send a yearly check for $40 and listen on the radio/ podcasts. A few things I wish I knew ahead of time: Our show was taped at the Civic Center Little Theater which is no bigger than a high school auditorium. Tickets are for general admission seats (first come, first seat) and the other attendees like to have buffer seat between their parties and use seats for coats. In addition, the ushers aren't equipped with flashlights to help seat. So, get there early and try to claim a seat. The bar. I messaged the venue and inquired if there was a bar. They correctly and promptly responded "they may serve up to show time." They weren't joking. The bar stopped serving before they started tapping (7:15). I'm guessing they don't want people too rowdy because it's a radio show. However, if we were to do it again, we'd have taken a flask or a bottle. Security was nonexistent - no bag checks, ticket scanners, metal detectors, pat-downs, flashlights ..... The parking garage may be $3-$5 (or it may not). Initially when we tried to park in the parking garage, we had to turn around and find an ATM, but when we returned, the parking attendant was gone. There's nothing to do in Charleston (at least on a Sunday night). Half the restaurants were closed because it was Sunday. The bars we went into after the show - no one was there. We eventually called mercy and just went back to the hotel and watched the end of the Oscar's.

The best bar in town. So much fun. 8bit brunch is awesome, great service, Jordan and Calvin are…read morethe best bartenders in Charleston.

Always a great time where people can go see great music & entertainment. It's an old favorite…read morewhere everyone can feel at home of all ages.

Absolutely loved it!! Went on a solo trip because the other people in the ride had to leave. Olivia…read morewas a wonderful tour guide and pointed out many interesting things, including the small pawpaw grove along the trail. The bugs were no joke so BRING BUG PROTECTION!!! Trail was beautiful and the horses were well behaved, if not a bit snacky lol! Will come back once my lower half stops hurting

Came here on a weekday to celebrate my husband's birthday. The roads were winding on the way so I…read moredid get a little motion sick. Off the main road was a sign that let us know we were in the right place. There was plenty of parking next to their big barn. We were told to check in at the office and then go back to the stables. We were offered helmets if we wanted but it was not a requirement. I opted to wear one while my husband did not. We were part of a group with 4 other people. Our lead was very nice and funny, and she quickly gave instructions. She had us sit on the horses and she adjusted our feet into the stirrups. My horse snacked a lot and it was difficult to move them away from various plants. However, overall all of the horses were well behaved and listened. We did the trail that was 2 hours. I've ridden horses before, but 2 hours was a lot. If you are not experienced or used to sitting in a horse I would suggest the 1 hour trail ride. We saw a cool tunnel but we essentially went through it and then turned around and went back. We had a good time and my husband loved it. I would just be warned on which trail ride you use based on your experience

Now this place was crazy quiet on a Saturday night. The music playing was a great variety…read more Service was very personal and fast. We ordered the wings and nachos. Good bar food. Thanks for a great selection of brews after a long drive.

The food is good, the service is excellent, and the music is lively especially on St. Patrick's…read moreDay. You most likely will need to park and walk up to Main St. Beckley to enjoy Foster's but it's worth it.

Excellent brussel sprouts and corn bisque. 10/10…read more My medium rare ribeye had no pink whatsoever, and my mashed potatoes were cold. Based on the price, it could have been better. Enjoyed 4 delicious glasses of moscato. Bonus points for a lovely patio seat in early September.

Amazing atmosphere for a music venue. We traveled from Suffield to see SVET this weekend. SVET is…read moretouring close to our home but this place looked fabulous and let me tell you it was. If you enjoy live music this is a place to come. Our waitress was great. Our food was really good! The staff even made sure my daughter had a signed poster before we left. Everyone was friendly and we will be back for sure to Marietta to visit the Adelphia again. Thank you for the great service!

I recently went to Stuart's Opera House for the first time. Dang, what a special place! They opened…read morethe show with a quick PSA about the children's music education work they do in the community, which made me like them even more. As for the concert space itself... I'd see another concert there but there are definitely pros and cons. Pros: -Intimate, cozy space. I love that you can wait on the first level before doors open -Super clean bathrooms -Good sound mixing Cons: -The floors in the concert hall are awful. They shook substantially when people walked and were very noisy. The gentleman behind me was a toe tapper (no shame! Totally normal) but the floors made it seem like Godzilla was wrecking a city behind me -Volunteers served as ushers and they were... Confused. We were taken to the wrong seats (even side instead of odd) and the guys taking tickets were similarly befuddled -The layout of the plastic chairs in the back of the bottom section felt haphazard. It was hard to sneak through to go to the bathroom during the show

Beautiful building and surroundings area. We saw Cabaret…read more It was so good. Very powerful and moving. Brought us to tears. They also did a live burlesque show before the show

I spent about 2 hours here with my kids on a Sunday and they had a good time…read more The main floor has a water table area that the kids loved, a music room and an area to learn about your body. The body area had some sport activities that the kids enjoyed interacting with. The lower level had a travel wild kratts exhibit that we did not spend much time at, the climbing area, and an interactive city where we spent most of our time. On the top floor there is an art museum with some hands on play area for the kids. They also were able to paint with water colors. Parking was across the street from the building so easy to get to. They did have a cafe but the food was mediocre. I recommend eating before or after your trip.

On a day trip to Charleston WV we stopped by the Clay Center for our daughter. First I always judge…read morethe bathrooms as this is a perfect example of how clean a place is. They have male and female but always love to see a family bathroom so I am not fighting for my life when my kid needs to potty. It was very clean and well kept but we did go as soon as they opened. 5 out of 5 This place is 3 stories tall they do have different options stairs and 2 different elevators to help anyone explore all locations. Play options: They have a waterworks the roof does leak but they have over covers for kids to protect their clothing over all a nice water station. 3.5 out of 5 Outer space was quite lackluster and not very play forward more informative 2 out of 5 One place we loved and spent most of our time was the interactive village too cute!!! Vet, Dr, theater, mechanic, grocery store, garden, fire pit, and so much more this is by far the highlight! 5 out of 5 They did have an open and active maker space with many different options for crafts! 5 out of 5 They do have a cafe with options of food you can buy so you can play longer. 5 out of 5 The front desk was so kind and very helpful with any questions we may have had. But I wasn't sure about parking if it was free or if we had to pay. When calling back I didn't get an answer. 3 out of 5 Last but not least the price for 2 kids and 3 adults total was under $60 and when leaving for lunch we could came back to play some more. So with that it was very worth the money! 5 out of 5 Over all experience: 4 out of 5

Nice spot with laid back, low key vibe. Lots of beers on tap plus a full bar. I'd definitely go…read moreback!

Great beer selection, fun place to sit and sip, and nice service. I was really impressed with the…read moreoverall variety, but specifically the amount of Belgian beers on tap and in bottles.