I've lived inTucson my whole life and I had no idea this place even existed until my boyfriend…read moresuggested we go here to watch one of his favorite movies, Rear Window. I LOVED IT! Get here early to get good seating - it was pretty packed the night we went. Entry is $3 and that includes unlimited popcorn. I believe they mostly show classic movies but they also will show kids movies on occasion and we will definitely be back for that with the nieces and nephews. Bring a picnic blanket, your own drinks and snacks, lawn chairs, etc. and enjoy the movie! It was a perfect date night.

Great venue. Neat little courtyard with food and wonderful music at night…read more I need to find a good spot for easy parking. Music echoes off the walls. You have the feeling you are in another country ...... ahhhh, nice.

Usually a short line to gain access into the theatre…read more Bathrooms are close by, the drink stand/bar are on two separate floors. Great seating as far as things go these days. The sound system is clear and well received. The staff are friendly and helpful with any questions you may have. The theatre does not sell food or snack but there are bars as stated above.

What a terrible experience. I was standing in line to enter a concert when a staff member suddenly…read moretold me I couldn't go in because of a newly implemented clear purse policy. This was never communicated ahead of time--nothing on the tickets, no warning, nothing. I asked about a refund, and the on-site manager--who appeared very young and inexperienced--told me he'd have to "check with higher-ups." There was no attempt to resolve the situation or offer any real help. Just dismissive and unprofessional. Sure, I could have taken my purse back to my car, but it was parked over a mile away. That's not a reasonable solution once you're already at the venue and in line. Policies like this need to be clearly communicated in advance. Leaving people stranded at the door is unacceptable. Overall, a frustrating and poorly managed experience.

Have seen a couple of shows here. Highly recommend getting the areas with seating upstairs if…read moreyou're over 40. For Ani Defranco there was standing area near the stage and although fun to be in the mix. I'm too old for that now. Happy to pay 10-20$ more for cushioned seats. Saw a comedy show and the folding chairs in the (usually) standing area were packed together and uncomfortable. All in all a great theater. Parking across the street. Many good restaurants nearby.

This place is awful - - seats that incline downward toward…read morethe stage so you basically lean forward all the time, seat is essentially a cheap folding chair; - acoustics are the absolute worst - sounds like a big blob of noise; - staff that is rude and snobby unless you're obviously 'one of them' - the censor acts that the staff thinks are not in line with them politically. Avoid this place. Don't give them money. It's a phony play on a nice storefront. Basically sucks on all levels.

Very cool little place, puts on really interesting film and music events.. stay tuned! you've…read moreprobably already missed a lot of great stuff.

This was a fun place to go if you have a couple of hours. This is more geared towards families with…read morekids, however I was solo and had a great time. I loved going to the show in the planetarium. It was about an hour long with a short show and then a presentation of what the current Tucson skies look like. There are two stories to explore with a small gift shop. There are interactive displats throughout. Glad I got to experience the Flandrau and then had a walk along the mall of the UofA.

I attended a planetarium show here about our solar system and it was really interesting! I also…read morelearned a lot. If i ever visit Tucson again, I definitely wanna go back here! After the show, I only had an hour to explore before the museum closed, so I did have to rush through the museum, but it was worth it! Really cool museum with lots of interesting info and artifacts. They also have a cute gift shop.

What an experience it was for being my first time. It was so much fun, I've never to a walking…read moreexperience like this. The was so much to look at, they had some good vendors out there as well. It was at 3 miles all around of houses some lit up more than others. I did like that some houses had photo opportunities. I'm glad that I went.

Winter-haven has evolved and changed a lot over the years and is truly something that so many…read morelocals enjoy. I love that cars, tractor rides or horse carriages don't drive through anymore making it a fully walkable experience. The only transit onsite is Arizona Party Bike which is electric. So it's just great to feel safe walking through. There's a ton of porta-potty's throughout, a food vendor area and a huge food bank tent to collect donations. It's definitely not the "home-made" festival it was once but i appreciate that it's well maintained. Parking is not allowed in the neighborhood which protects the residents and I think that make sense. We paid $10 to park across the street.

On a day trip to Tucson, we visited Arizona Theatre Company to see a performance of Blues in the…read moreNight. It was a Sunday and we found street parking a couple of blocks from the venue. Upon arriving, part of what I liked was that the theatre definitely gave off Arizona vibes with its Native American architecture. We sat at the upper level. Another thing I like is that it's an intimate theater. This means you'll have a good view pretty much from anywhere you sit, including in the back which is where we were. The seats are reasonably comfortable and we enjoyed the performance. During the intermission, I got a local beer which was reasonably priced for an event venue. All-in-all, a great experience. Support the arts! I joined their email list to keep up with the performances they hold throughout the year.

Beautiful historic theater in the heart of Tucson. I went to see Blues in the night, and it was an…read moreincredible production. The costuming and lighting were absolute highlights. Acting was on point, and set design was moody and interesting. I'll definitely be back.

NEAT HOCKEY TEAM w/ LOYAL SUPPORT for Arizona Hockey and the fallen AZ Coyotes. I enjoyed visiting…read morethe Tucson Roadrunners as they had a fun, family-friendly environment! The seats were comfy (albeit tight when it came to leg room and spacing) and the team staff seemed excited. Rowdy was a fun host with a pleasant vibe and Dusty (the Roadrunner mascot) was hilarious. I visited to support my Gulls as they took on Tucson so I wasn't the most popular dude in the arena but I was still enjoying myself. I got seats in Row D behind the visitors section and had a blast. I saw a diverse group of folks and families. I'm hoping Tucson does more to represent and celebrate this wonderful community! Right now, the themes and celebrations are a little weak/non-existent. Tickets are a bit pricey, it seemed like the higher seats inside Tucson arena would be a better bargain as they had more leg room! I managed to get a deal close to the ice, so I decided to sit in a tight space so I can be closer to my team. There's plenty of concessions and specialty items for hockey fans (tacos, burgers, donuts, acai bowls). Concessions were surprisingly not that bad, taste and price were satisfactory! The Tucson Roadrunners have a smaller fan base, but if they reach out to the diverse community around them and fix their stereo system , they'll be solid!

What a great place to see local AHL hockey. The attendance was a bit low but it was a Tuesday night…read morein March so bedtimes, people have to work etc. the food and drinks were priced affordable. The staff was all very pleasant and helpful. I did forget how cold it could get in there so maybe a promotional item or sale of fingerless gloves for holding drinks? the in between period entertainment was delightful and energetic with tshirt tosses, puck throws and slap shot competitions. Would absolutely go back for a game again!