The Debutants were amazing. They had everyone tapping their toes, clapping their hands, and…read morenodding their heads to their lively tunes.

Arsenic and Old Lace was very well done. I was most impressed. They do a great job with…read moreorganization at the Brown County Playhouse. Thank you

I went to the Cade about a month ago and had a great time. They have a few old games there and four…read moregaming booths downstairs. During my visit the upstairs section was closed off. I tried the sour tart drink everyone talked about and it is a wonderful drink if you like sweet drinks (which I do). We got there right at 7:00pm when they open and there was no cover charge. Drinks were affordable. I think the only thing holding me back from giving a five star review is the size. They need more space and more games, it was ok the first hour but when it got busier it felt like everyone was on top of each other. The bartender was great in suggesting drink options. Bathrooms were clean. Atmosphere was fantastic! If you like old arcade games and just a fun and inviting place to hangout late at night this is the place for you! It's downtown Bloomington so you'll have to park in a garage or at a meter. Parking prices are reasonable.

Might be a great location. But the security wanted to charge our group five dollars a head to stand…read moreunder their overhang, to get out of the rain. while waiting for an uber. I could understand if the place was busy or had people outside but it was 40 degrees and raining, nobody was out side. Seems a little shady to me

Had an absolute blast attending the second night of the LCF17. We went to see Fortune Feimster at…read morethe Buskirk. The opening acts were hilarious too. Fortune had everyone laughing and her interaction with the audience was great. After the show she sold her own merch in the lobby, signed autographs and posed for photos. This was our first time attending the Limestone Comedy Fest and we are hooked. Looking forward to next year. Thinking getting the multi-show pass next year would be a great idea.

We just attended the first show of the fifth annual festival and it has fantastic!…read more The staff of the festival and the theatre were all incredibly friendly, the venue was great, and W. KAMAU BELL made me cry when he got everyone to sing. Great show, good openers, devilishly handsome host. Excited to check out more this weekend! Another reason to love b-town.

Puppets! Marionettes! Halloween! Oh my!…read more My wife and I took our 3 and 5 year old kids to Nashville a Friday in October to walk and explore. One of the stops was the Melchior Marionette Theatre. I was great fun. It is located right on the main strip of Van Buren Street. The cost is $5 per person - I think two and under are free. The show lasts about 20 minutes and it is well worth the cost. The woman who put it on exhibits a sense of love of her work. The show was very entertaining. Since we were there in October, the theme was a haunted puppet show (slightly haunted - not scary at all). Additionally, there is free popcorn for everyone! Loved the show, the art and the enthusiasm of the owners.

We had a lot of fun here -- honestly, much more fun than I was expecting, considering the low…read moreratings from other reviewers. We visited on a Saturday, and we got there right when it opened at 11 a.m., and we were the only people in the place for about two hours. Which was nice because LaserLite is a small place. When we left at around 2 p.m., it was getting very crowded, so just keep that in mind if you're looking to beat the crowd: Get there early. But, although it's small, it was the perfect size for my kids. They roamed around the room, playing arcade games (some that gave tickets that they could exchange for prizes), and I could see them whenever they were. There are about a dozen or so games to play, and they all require tokens, which you can buy at a kiosk with cash or credit card. There's everything from video games to a claw machine to air hockey to a basketball shooting game and other arcade things. We also played laser tag, which was really fun. For those that don't want to play, there is a balcony area where you can observe the action. The people who worked here were really on top of everything. They were wiping down stuff and fixing machines and always ready to help. And even when it got more crowded, they were still running around and helping everyone graciously. Also: You will know where LaserLite is by looking for the gigantic giraffe outside the building. It's definitely photo-worthy!

This place is so much fun a great place to hang out with family and friends. And there laser room…read moreand games are so much fun so said to hear there closing soon

Good old-fashioned movie house,20$ got 2 of us in plus free refills on pop and popcornread more

I was very happy to find out about this place. Urban Air is junk, and Jumpin' Joey's is best for…read morethe slightly younger crowd. This place has a cool concept, but is best done in groups. There are claw machines, a couple of virtual reality chairs, and some fun game rooms, by which I mean the room itself is a game. The virtual reality likely shows movies that have a lot of movement, and the chairs move to help simulate the motion. I was with my kid, so the novelty wore off very quickly. There was one group of very loud and rowdy girls who were having a good time and seemed to want to make sure everyone knew it. Our favorite one was the room with the lasers where you have to cross without touching any. The next was the room with the light up floor where you have to knock out colors without hitting the red. Overall, there isn't a ton of variety. I like the idea, but the space is so small it might be limiting them a bit.

We have been going for years. This year was great. The parade it's self was awesome. Old cars,…read moretractors, new cars, VFW, Legion and many more. Dance, bands, horses, dogs everyone did a great job and was so much fun!

It's been a while since I've been to the festival proper, but I grew up attending and also going to…read morethe parade. There is usually a vendor tent, a singing contest, activities for kids, a few rides, and a church service on the last Sunday. This year we went to the parade, and it was a beautiful day for it! A couple years ago, they had municipal garbage trucks in the parade, a real WTF moment. This year was better, but I really miss the crazy Shriners on their mini bikes or other small vehicles performing tricks and such! The calliope at the end used to be a classic touch, but that's gone now too. I still enjoy seeing area school bands (from as far away as Cloverdale & Tipton) and other community groups. It's a good family event because the kids love catching candy that people throw from floats. We had a picnic with my family during the parade this year. I'd like to see a few more interesting additions to the parade, but all in all, a good source of memories for me and a fun small town tradition.