My bf and I came for Jerry sinfield which I must say was a hit, he had the whole place crackin' up!…read more It was my first time ever coming here..Wicked beautiful inside, what a local gem! The only downfall is the seats are VERY close together and theirs hardly any leg room.. especially with a sold out show. Ironically enough we sat up on the balcony and I can honestly say there really is no bad seat in the place!

This is a beautiful theatre...maybe nicer than the Landmark in Syracuse or the Palace in…read moreAlbany...but really, it wouldn't be fair to pick one or the other. They are all throwbacks to a different era and you can really feel the history when you witness a performance at this venue. I recently saw a musical here and loved every minute of it. Seating was handled quickly, and although cramped, I didn't feel like there was a bad seat in the place. Sound was on point as expected, and the lighting was nice. Overall I had a very pleasing experience at the Stanley and would love to go back sometime.

I can't speak highly enough of the Uptown- which includes their team & community…read more My boyfriend- Joey- has been performing & learning there for a while now & it has made such a healthy impact on him along with myself. When you have a chance to see a show there- do it. It's a group of people who want to learn, laugh, & figure out what this thing is we call life together- which in my book is pretty awesome.

The Uptown is one of the best, if not THE best places around town. The inclusive community here is…read moretruly special, fostering a fun and growth-oriented environment. Devin, Bob, Cortland and the crew are exceptional improv teachers, making every experience more enjoyable than the last. From open mics to classes and shows, it's a place where you can have a blast while being your best self. Can not recommend highly enough!

A lovely, classy and elegant venue for large events. We attended a party with 250 guests, and given…read morethe inclement weather, the valet parking was most appreciated as was the coat room. The hors d'oeuvres were from average ( two kinds of bruschetta) to superb ( the coconut shrimp). Many rooms, nooks and crannies, hideaways, small ballrooms that make this facility highly versatile.

The food is phenomenal. I am very lucky to have been able to have a few meals from here. The…read moresetting is also very beautiful inside.

It was a 15 min ride from Rome to Utica. It was only a 2 minute stop. Only one passenger entered…read moreour car. There were no seats left on our car so he had to find a seat on another car.

Beautifu historicl train station. Train on time. Lovely seating. Services available like…read morerestaurant, barber shop etc. the historic Adirondack train also departed from Utica going to Thendara and Tupper Lake.

Good for what it is. Has a shop and open display area and hosts special events with different…read moretopics. We went for a train exhibit that was rather small.

From the owner: The Oneida County History Center, located at 1608 Genesee Street, Utica, NY, preserves the rich…read moreheritage of Oneida County and the greater Mohawk Valley, from the Battle of Oriskany to the Boilermaker Road Race! Special changing exhibits include on local topics including: Utica Shoes, The Saturday Globe Newspaper, Underground Railroad, Cheese and potatoes! The research library and archives is perfect for researching your family or learning about local history. Most of our 40,000 photographs and negatives have been digitized and are available to browse through on the library computers. There is a $10 fee for use of the research library. Our bookstore sells many hard-to-find books on local history and written by local authors. We also have local postcards and puzzles!