I love this venue for the live music and spacious dance floor. However the food has a lot to be…read moredesired. My husband got a regular pizza and I got a gluten free. Mine was cold and floppy rather than crispy. He said his was the same. I checked the menu online but the menu provided was abbreviated. The salad was just ok. I would really like to Be able to have our dinner there when we are spending the whole evening. I also appreciate being able to order mixed drinks in addition to beer and wine and ciders. The music is fantastic and the sound man knows what he's doing. Rock should be loud but not ear splitting. It was just right! Please do something about the food!

Big venue, have seen several shows here. Parking is good. Bar staff is good. Sound setup good…read more Crowds have always been nice. Food can involve a lot of walking and they have a limited menu.

The Wayne Theatre is the heart and soul of Waynesboro. The shows are great with something for…read moreeveryone. Everyone at the Wayne does their best to make sure everyone's experience is the best. The volunteers provide the same level of service. It is a lovely theatre and a source of pride for the community.

We attended Jill Spiccer performing a Patsy Cline tribute show. Not only did Jill look like Patsy…read moreCline her vocals were amazing. Our group of 20 were thoroughly impressed with Jill and her husband as emcee and comedic entertainer while she did costume changes. His singing of Franki Vallis' "Sherri" was amazing. This is a wonderful old time theater.

I walked by this gift shop on the way from the courthouse in downtown Staunton and literally came…read moreright back. Everything in the window caught my eye. It's small inside, but jam-packed with a hundred unique musical novelties. Jewelry shaped like instruments, umbrellas with notes on them, bowties with piano keys, wine bottle holders made from actual piano keys, a small selection of vinyl records, books...one on how to tune a piano, CDs, etc... I can't remember it all, and it was quite overwhelming. I do know they didn't have a welcome mat, which is what I really wanted. I was told they'd hopefully have one by the holidays. So I'll be returning...also because it's where I travel for work. But if you're in Staunton, this shop is not to be missed. It's like a musical etsy conglomerate. Respect it.

If you get a chance, please do not miss these musicians. They will fill your heart with hope and…read morejoy. They come to Staunton from all over the world and It is a great blessing to have them here to share their talent. While here, they are guided by the Institute's staff to better perform and to gain knowledge from complementing study. We have attended two or three performances and being surrounded by 50 or more stringed instruments, performed expertly, is a very special evening. It is a wonderful surprise that they are located in Staunton and not a large metropolitan area!

As a movie lover, I've been to so many theatres, all over the United States. And I can honestly…read moresay, this is my favorite place. The seats are comfortable. It's run professionally. I love everything about this theatre. The only thing I didn't like was...that I'm hardly ever in Waynesboro!!!! I just happen to be there on business, and I went there to catch a movie. It was so professionally run and everything was perfect. It's a shame the big chains can't learn a thing or two from how things are done here

I have been to the Zeus theater many times and have had an enjoyable experience EVERY time. The…read moreseats are comfortable, the surroundings are always clean and the price is resonable. At times I have purchased tickets in advance so no waiting in Line. YIPPEE!!

I took my son to Fishburne in the middle of his junior year when I finally received his hidden…read morereport card with 3 C's and found that he had skipped a day (almost perfect attendance for 11 years) because he played video games with his friends the weekend before the test. Fishburne turned him around completely in 4 1/2 months! His grades were exemplary and have remained so. Someday he will thank me! State your goals to the staff and stick by them. Don't let youthful ingratitude and whining deter you from your goals. And provide high expectations (stated repeatedly) to your son so he can use his time more wisely without modern day distractions! Skip the xbox and watch what happens! - Winnie Senty

Academics were rough. Students collectively pushed back on doing work, and few teachers were…read morewilling or able to fail 70% of the class, so standards slipped across the board -- a student can graduate with a great-looking transcript and still be underprepared for math, science, etc. down the line. I remember an instance where a teacher assigned homework, and past the due date, 3/26 students had got it in. She can't tank everyone's grade, so her only choice is to either weigh homework lower or extend/devalue the deadline, neither of which actually serve the students as they move into higher education and careers. I watched one classmate who'd been absent three months and failing everything still walk at graduation, which stung given how hard most of us worked. These things really do devalue an FMS diploma. Security is another concern: a cadet installed a hacking device on a teacher's computer mid-year and changed his friends' grades. He was expelled, but as far as I know the systems were never hardened afterward. Socially, there's real camaraderie, but it can get cliquey, and cadet rank creates uneven enforcement -- some students effectively don't have to follow the rules. I was bullied a fair amount, mostly for taking my cadet leadership duties seriously. Post-graduation, the school isn't on Parchment or similar systems, so transcripts are a hassle. Mine arrived SIGNED and incorrectly listed all my courses as standard-level instead of Honors/AP, tanking my GPA on paper -- which is how Valedictorian ended up going to the highest ranking cadet instead of me, despite my actual record being better. That one felt like a real injustice. None of this is to discount the good people there. Christianna Herrera (Middle School Administrator) is a godsend -- goes above and beyond daily. Robert Loveland is excellent too. SGT Glass cares deeply and shows up despite chronic pain. Phillip Lacey made a real personal impact on me. JROTC staff, disagreements aside, genuinely want the best for cadets. Food service is better than most colleges', and admissions (Mike Payne) is solid. Bottom line: as an alternative to public high school, it's compelling -- but if you're comparing schools nationally, I'd hold off until there's real infrastructure investment, including expanding the TAC office budget to hire more staff experienced in childcare and boarding school environments. Ultimately, I had a good experience, but as a product review, it needs work.

I booked Karlee as the harpist for my wedding in September 2013. Throughout all my planning she was…read morein constant contact to make sure she knew everything that I wanted for my special day, even down to what she could wear to match my wedding colors! I also had specific song requests that she learned especially for the day. At the last minute we had to change venues and Karlee and her family accommodated all the changes and adapted. Her music is beautiful and Karlee is blessed with a beautiful talent! And her abilities stretch far beyond her years! She and her family were kind, professional, and it was an absolute pleasure to have her be a part of my wedding day!! I would recommend her for any event, and her music adds an extra special touch to anything! Thank you so much Karlee!

From the owner: Karlee specializes in live harp performances for weddings and special events. read more