For as many times as I've been to Merchant's Square over the years, I had never noticed Kimball…read moreTheatre smack dab in the middle of it. The theatre is small and classic with a little concessions area and nice bathrooms. It's a single-level theatre but the seats are angled well enough that no one's going to block your view of the stage. Really, any seat is a good seat. I attended the inaugural Virginia Cat Festival (day 1) here, with Jackson Galaxy as the keynote speaker. I enjoyed my visit all around and the venue was clearly clean and well-kept. I'd attend another event there in the future.

George Washington was wonderful! Definitely try to hear him! 3:30 at the Kimball Theater!read more

Knocked my socks off. I had no idea what to expect, and being a friend of a rather well-known…read moremagician from a different pair in Vegas. let's just say we've seen a lot of magic shows. The Wagsters are legit. They put on an amazing show - so many effects, and different types of magic, paced well. They were endearing and fun to watch, and frankly, they could've closed the show at intermission, but then they had a whole second act. A good amount of theatrics, balanced with personal stories. Family friendly, with a little spice and flair befitting a grand stage illusion event. This is a top-tier show, a great production, super nice team all around, and probably the best kept secret in Virginia, if not the entire region. if I were their showrunner, I might recommend to pull back just a touch on their personal story woven through the show, but the quality of the show makes this easily forgivable - and hey- it's their story, and they are living their dream. It feels good to help support them while being entertained at such a high level. Overall, the Wagsters are a must see. And a must meet- they are as nice as they are talented.

I just came back from a show and had an absolute blast! I went into it unsure of what to expect and…read moreI left being genuinely impressed by how entertaining the whole show was. There were some excellent illusions, but what really made the show was the crowd work and enthusiasm of Brandon and Hannah Wagster. And again, the illusions were excellent. There were several moments my husband and I looked at each other and asked each other how it was even possible to do what they did. They also did a fantastic job of keeping the show entertaining for children and adults alike. Anyway, this is one of those spots that can easily get overlooked among all of the historical sites and things to do in Colonial Williamsburg, but it absolutely deserves a spot on the itinerary. It was fun, surprisingly impressive, and really something different to do on a Saturday evening. I highly recommend checking it out if you're visiting Williamsburg or even if you're a local looking for something different. We had a great time and absolutely look forward to going again next year when we are in VA.

We saw their absolutely wonderful tribute to John Williams performance at the Williamsburg…read moreCommunity Chapel. Loved it!!! The sound in the building was fantastic too! We sat in the balcony in row CC and had the best view. Lots of legroom too.

I go every year, love traditional xmas music. This year that didnt happen. Didnt recognize much of…read moreit. Two songs had nothing to fo with xmas! The symphony was fabulous, not a fan of show tune vocals. Hopefully next year will return to songs of my childhood!

The largest living museum in the world is Colonial Williamsburg. Original 18th century homes and…read morebuildings (and many reconstructed) line blocks and blocks. There are taverns, a blacksmith, the governor's mansion, and more. With the tours and performances, you can spend the entire day here. You do need a ticket to go inside most of the buildings with the exception of the Bray School and a few others. However, it is free to wander through!

Walking around we came across this & figured why not check it out…read more U can grab tickets through their official site which is easier for the tours inside the building. This was nice, Informative it was a decent way to spend some time learning & checking out the history of this place.

Beautiful venue in Williamsburg! Park along Jamestown Road or one of the cross streets and enjoy…read morethe walk. Or park in the College lot or deck and just take the ticket, first one is only a warning or less than like $15. Nice walk down to the venue, right behind the big business school building. Wonderful facility, bathrooms clean, friendly staff, and new furnishings. Only wish there were more concerts and events here!

What a beautiful location!! The amphitheater sits in front of Lake Matoaka and surrounded by…read moretrees/wooded area tucked behind the College of William and Mary. This historical location has the potential to provide many fun nights of local entertainment in Williamsburg. After recently attending an event at this location there are many things that needs to be worked on. The entertainment was wonderful! However, the organization was terrible. No one knew where to go, that you needed beer tickets to obtain beer, or where to go for the bathroom. There was one bathroom to the left of the stage on the hill open for an event where there was 2,000 people! There was an additional bathroom a pretty far distance from the amphitheater towards the front of the park. There weren't any signs to direct you to the park from the parking lot or to show where the VIP area was. Hopefully this location works out the kinks!

What a wonderful theater took us a few years to learn about it but wow what a nice venue.read more

This is the brand new theater for William and Mary theater group. It is completely modern and for a…read morecollege theater is gorgeous. My niece is attending this college and was in this season's first production of Romeo and Juliet (she was the Nurse). The location is easy to find within the campus and is right on Jamestown Rd up the street from the Restoration area. There is plenty of parking available for performances not too far from the entrance. The seats are arranged in typical stadium style but unlike some other college theaters, they were very comfortable to stay in for a 3.5 hour performance. The stage is large enough that you could hear/see everything without too much trouble. There are box seats available for a more private seating. While it isn't an overly large theater, it was still sufficient space for these performances. Ticket prices are very reasonable in comparison to the park. I really recommend supporting these students that work so hard to entertain.

Ms. Rebecca Davy is absolutely wonderful. She is a very talented organist as well as very…read moreprofessional and kind. She can pick up your style and taste in music within a few minutes, and offers a variety of musical pieces to fit your wedding ceremony. She is just awesome, and is on 'the list' to play the organ in the Wren. I adore her, and she is just GREAT, GREAT, GREAT. Hands down. +lovely organist!