A phenomenonal new arts center for the community with performance spaces, youth programs and…read moresupporting local non profits. Art With Altitude Magazine.

It was amazing!!! Nico was such a great help, super good…read morewith little ones. Gave us great directions and ideas during our visit to the monkey maze. He's vibes were great, made the atmosphere wonderful

The staff there is always so friendly and efficient. The food and drinks are well priced and…read moredelicious. Management has everyone smiling and keeping things " tight. " It's always truly delightful experience at Riverwalk , even if the movie is bad . I've never been so compelled to tip at a theater. That's how good they are!

Best theater for miles around. No exaggeration. We love going to the cinema and would be really sad…read moreto see this fail. Support local businesses. Especially those one.

Capital Theatre is a great local gem and this community is very lucky to it in our town. The staff…read moreare always friendly and the price is very affordable. The size of the theatres is perfect and the sound is great! And of course the popcorn is always fresh and delicious!

We went last night for first time since re-opening. First, the previous reviewer must have gone to…read morethe wrong public parking. If go to last entrance, directly across from sidewalk to theater, the attendant lets you in for nothing if you tell him going to the movies. It was a "blast from the past" to be back there after all these years. It was clean and well maintained though not really updated. We went to the smaller of the two theaters. Seats not too comfortable and due to lack of incline felt like you were looking up the whole time. Found myself squirming around a lot so that wasn't great. Still, glad it's re-opened especially if will provide some much needed movie variety.

It is great they opened the Cascade Village Theatre. It gives the movie goers in the Vail Valley…read moremore options especially in Vail. I went very excited to check out the "new" reopened theatre. I parked, in the public parking, went into theatre. I asked if they valiated, they said, no. FYI, CineBistro in Vail Village does, and down valley there's free parking. When I left directly after movie, I had to pay $15 for parking. Just want to make the movies goers to beware, it's at least $15 plus movie ticket.

This theater has gone downhill so much over the last couple of years. It used to be a great place…read moreto go, but now it's always a gamble whether you'll actually have a good experience. Most of the time there are only one or two people working the counter, and many of the employees come across as rude, uninterested teenagers with little customer service. There have been multiple times we've arrived for the last showing only to find the concession stand already closed or closing, or they've completely run out of popcorn. The biggest issue is that the posted showtimes are unreliable. Twice we've checked the movie times online, arrived on time, and been told the movie had already started because "the times online are wrong." That's completely unacceptable. Today was the third time in the last year that we showed up for the 8:45 p.m. showing, only to find the entire theater closed. The lights were off, trash was scattered all over the outside, and there wasn't a single employee in sight. The days of the Rifle movie theater being a dependable, enjoyable place are gone. It's become a hit-or-miss experience every single time. This theater desperately needs consistent management on-site, accurate showtimes, and mature, responsible employees who actually care about providing good customer service. It's disappointing to see what this place has become.

Showed up to watch a 6:30 movie. Entered the theatre on the ticket (confirmed by the staff…read more"working" there) and the previous movie hadn't ended yet. Then waited an hour for our movie to start, and it started playing the wrong movie. Massive waste of time. Not sure who is running this place, but they need to step it up.

Beautiful pieces. Really just stunning. He is a nature photographer so expect to be wowed by his…read moreability. We found some beautiful ducks made out of 100year old fence posts we couldn't live without.

The vaudeville was the highlight of our Colorado staycation!…read more All of the vaudevillians were fantastic-- so welcoming and entertaining. We had a blast. Loved the bits of history about the genre, too. I never knew that seeing a dog with human hands eating spaghetti was missing from my life, and now that void is thankfully filled. Would totally come here again if I get stuck at the Hotel Colorado after an 1-70 disaster.

Hands down my favorite way to spend an evening - laughing so hard my face hurts after. Such a…read moregreat show, the whole family will enjoy it. And with so much of our time spent on screens these days, it's so satisfying to see a live show that's really well done. Bring the family, and be prepared for a really, really fun time!

I like it here. The food is a tad small and overpriced. It is a fun night to play games in the game…read moreroom or dance to DJ Food is decent and rich

Chasing Rabbits? More like Chasing Dessert, Dignity, and Fresh Air…read more We came to a rabbit-themed restaurant, and somehow they did not have carrot cake. That is like going to Red Lobster and being told they are out of seafood. Carrots are literally the rabbit's entire brand. Absolutely unserious behavior. Then we ordered a dessert drink that supposedly came with bunny ears. It arrived earless. At this point, the rabbits weren't the only things being chased..... Just when we thought the evening couldn't get stranger, someone walked past our table and crop-dusted us with the confidence of a person who had diplomatic immunity. I cannot prove it was the hostess, but spiritually, I believe it was the hostess. The breeze had authority. The atmosphere was cool, the concept was fun, and the experience was unforgettable, primarily because our bodies may retain the scent forever. No carrot cake. No bunny ears. Mystery gas attack. Somewhere, Bugs Bunny is contacting an attorney. As I sure as hell will be