Great place good seating. Plenty of leg room. You can easily walk by in each seating section. Isles…read moreare well lite. Only handicap accessible on floor seats. There is an elevator and stairs to reach the theater.

I love the shows that the Human Race Theatre Company puts on. The staff is always so accommodating…read moreand friendly. The theater is perfect...small, intimate with not a bad seat in the house. I'm looking forward to many more performances.

Inconceivable!! Okay, Cary Elwes told us all to let that go because Fezzic(Wallace Shaw) stated he…read morestill to this day, has somebody shout or whisper this word in his ear!? :) I've never been to this part of Springfield but Clark State's Performing Arts building is quite lovely. Well laid out, tidy as heck and the sound quality was pretty spot on. Parking galore all around it too. The day we were there was a special event where we got to watch 'The Princess Bride', one of my all time favorites. The once the movie concluded, we got to listen to Westley(Cary Elwes) tell tales of behind the scenes and funny stories with the other cast mates. The most complimentary thing I can say about the event is that my lovely Mrs did not fall asleep. Yes, she has been known to sleep thru this movie at home. :)

Performance venue for the Springfield Symphony. Great acoustics. I had the pleasure of seeing Home…read moreAlone in concert here -- it made Springfield seem like it was just a stone's throw from Cincinnati. I'll definitely be looking for upcoming shows for 2023.

This is a great space which is available to the community but also has a recreational meeting space…read morefor the fireman of Springfield Ohio. There's a nice clubhouse with cooking space and a multipurpose dining hall with a stage. Well cared for bathrooms. Playground equipment for children. Ample parking. And a large green space for other recreational activities, as well as an open sided shelter house for picnics. The main building is a typical concrete block clubhouse structure. Very nice asset for the local community.

I love the Schuster. I've seen so many wonderful shows here, and I think it the nicest performing…read morearts center in Ohio. It's especially inviting during the holidays. They used to display Rikes vintage holiday windows, but when Shillato pulled rank and moved then to Cincinnati, the had their very own styled by set designers. There are always themed drinks for every show, and you can pre-order intermission drinks and pick them right up! There's also a very cozy wine loft on the Loge level with upscale wine and seating. What's not to love? On a similiar note, if you ever get to see the stage version of "Back to the Future' its a wonderful production! We saw it here yesterday and we're amazed how much we both loved it.

Been fans of Schuster forever; always purchase tickets on line, and enjoy downtown Dayton…read more Invited our daughter IL from Tokyo for performance; Judi was amazed with all that is Schuster, and found venue superior to those in Tokyo. We explored reasons why. The Nutcracker ballet is very common in Tokyo, considered a popular annual Christmas and winter tradition. Major ballet companies stage multiple performances each season, often selling out to large audiences. We all were most impressed with this performance; all in all, exceptional.

I was there for a party, so probably shouldn't give a rating…read more That said, they have some thought provoking artwork. There is a wall of books, it looks like a lending library. Also a lot of info on Ghandis life and MLK. I'm sure there is more. There are a few private rooms too

Besides having the distinction of being the only museum in the USA dedicated entirely to…read morealternatives to violence (how sad is that?), the Dayton International Peace Museum is in a very cool historic building, has rotating exhibits, and is non-partisan. The volunteers who staff the museum are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the exhibits rotate, so there is often something new. They have lots of after-hours and special events, and they have a PEACEMOBILE (like the book mobile from elementary school, but this one is covered in charming murals and filled with different peace related stuff). A truly unique experience, and it's free. If you're in the Dayton area, you don't want to miss it.

The theater is another part of the AFM that I often overlook, but I have seen a few shows there and…read moredecided to stop in the other day. It has been there for awhile now, but still seems new; it's clean, the seats are comfy, the sound is good. I went to a showing of "Living In The Age Of Airplanes" which was a decent show, though not totally aviation-oriented and a bit slow at times. You have a good view of the screen, especially if there aren't many people there and you can pick a seat high and in the middle. I will gladly go back for other shows; most are just under an hour, though they do have special events around the holidays when they show popular movies like Top Gun.

Only some of the house is available to view. The family lives in the back of the house and the…read moretower floor was not accessible. The bedrooms can only be viewed from the doorways. Small castle. The history is interesting. The display of military items were plenty. The house is in need of repairs. Especially the ceilings. Needs new roofing. Could use a good cleaning on the inside. I was not impressed.

Piatt Castle Mac -A -Cheek- We just walked around the outside and peeked in the windows as we…read moreweren't paying $15.00 pp to go inside. Some spots had caution tape around it, orange cones and a broom propped up so it looked unkept around the Castle itself

I love the fall festival season in Ohio, but if I could only go to one this would be it. I dream of…read morethis food throughout the rest of the year. I can make it at home (I have a Greek SIL who taught me) but it's labor and time intensive, so I don't often do it. But I hit this festival early, buy a dozen (at least) of everything, shove some in my mouth and bring the rest home. I'm in and out in under an hour....parking is not a problem if you get there when they open Tonight we'll have a Greek Picnic on the patio, and I can't wait for that time to come..And the wine is cheaper here...it was $6 for what I consider a taste there. Yes, it's not cheap, but oh so worth it for the food. Already looking forward to next year.

The Dayton Greek Festival is okay. It's something to do in Dayton. But the food was alright…read more I liked that there were a ton of pastries you could buy and the way you order them is super efficient. They have an order sheet out with pictures of what everything is. That way when you go up to the counter, you're not wasting time and they know what to get you. The chicken gyro wasn't that good. You'd expect it to be a chicken gyro but it was really just grilled chicken breast with tzatziki sauce, onions, and tomato in a pita bread. The gyro was just alright too. We should have went inside for the lamb or the skewers. The spanakopita was good, but cold which was fine since it was just sitting out all day. It's nice that admission is only $2. The parking wasn't too bad only because we were able to find street parking nearby. Besides going there for a meal, there isn't much else to do here.