We attended the Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton Concert on 05/16/2026. We left the hotel 30 minutes…read moreprior to the start of the concert hoping we didn't get caught up in a crowd but we were able to move through security pretty quickly. My SO noticed that that seats in other areas of the venue may have been more comfortable than the ones we chose on the floor but overall not bad in terms of our view. We had two beverages and snacks. We were shocked but not shocked at the prices as it is to be expected. We had no problems locating our seats or the restrooms as we were given good directions by the staff. The arena was in walking distance from the hotel we chose, definitely a plus!!!

April 2025 Mark C Smith hall for PETER PAN a musical! I…read moreshud have entered this a week ago. Show was such a delight to us. Brought back so many memories & the children loved it. Tinker-bell was a hit with the children! ATL you shud see this show , (CHGO ratings earlier this year were outstanding. ) Broad theater league did an excellent job

This place is awesome. Full vr games, a full arcade, and a nice selection of retro and modern…read moregaming, and unlike game x change in Decatur, the staff here are wonderful and have not been trained to hurt the customers. Will be back here soon.

It's a pretty decent experience if you're into retro arcade games the price for all day play in the…read morearcade games is pretty reasonable but the offering is kind of limited they had about 40-50 machines there but not all were working when we visited which is understandable breakdowns happen, and in some cases the cabinets do not match the game that's actually in them. They advertise retro consoles but that offering is pretty anemic 1 NES with Mario Bros / Duck Hunt, Atari Flashback system and a Sega Genesis Flashback system is all that is offered and by looking at an older review it has been that way for about a year so that is pretty disappointing to say the least. In a separate room they have an air hockey table and some pinball but those require pay to play and are not part of the play all day which did kind of feel like for lack of a better term a ripoff since I been to other similar establishments where it was just part of the package. They seem to be focusing heavy on their VR experiences which require you to purchase individual tickets to use and we didn't really use them since we came for the arcade portion. Overall we had fun, it was about a 40 minute drive and we stayed about 3 hours and had fun if you're into VR experiences it is probably a lot of fun but I probably will not be back unless they add more games or consoles.

Great intimate venue! Very nice. It was my first time there and I would love to go back.read more

This is a really cool music venue! I came here with a friend to watch the Dylan Scott concert and…read morewe I were on the 2nd level balcony at a table. We had a great view, and right next to the drink stand. We also got to buy a last minute meet and greet here, which was cool. I would definitely come to this venue again!

Beautiful museum. One of the current exhibits, Punk Rock, was fun and reminded me of growing up.read more

Came all the way here from Birmingham when Apple/Yelp said they were open yesterday. There was a…read moresign outside the door saying they would reopen in two days. There were three workers at the front desk, and I was informed only those who "purchased art" after their last event were able to come in when I pointed out other people wandering their facility.

Attended an event at TGL and got to play their Sim Golf experience. TGL is new and has three bays,…read moreputting green, and gift shop. They have the latest technology to play virtually any course and swing data to evaluate your performance. Additionally, every swing is video taped to allow post swing analysis. Memberships are available with league play throughout the year. Membership allow 24/7 access to TGL.

Very nice and affordable. My husband's new favorite spot! Comfortable seating, TV's, and easy accessread more

Huntsville's Polish-American Community (Polonia) represents several generations of Polish…read moreimmigrants and descendants. They've been meeting at this church since 1995, and I only joined in about five years back, though I had previously met and knew several members. They used to be very involved with the Slavic Night in partnership with UAH and others...alas, that celebration is no more, but it was one of the stepping-stones that led to my locating the group and joining in. Wednesday evenings during what are effectively school weeks (October through May), we all show up at about 7:00 p.m. (give or take) in the All Purpose Meeting Room. Everyone is invited to bring a friend and/or a snack or drink and it's not uncommon to find homemade Eastern European foods mixed in with Oreos. Have some Gołąbki with your Fritos®? Topics covered by the group have varied from Polish involvement in WWII to Christmas/Easter traditions to the history of this or that region or city to Polish language/grammar. It's total immersion, more or less, though I'd still like to find a dedicated language class/teacher/books one day. Good luck with that in this neck of the woods. This group offers some of the only Polish holiday events and celebrations available anywhere in the state and certainly in North Alabama. That's how I went from being taught how to make Pierogies to setting up TV interviews to celebrate Święconka, a centuries-old Polish tradition known as "The Blessing of the Easter Baskets," something they celebrate every Holy Saturday. The classes, meetings, and events expose even the most casually interested person to a dedicated group. They've had traveling guest speakers, welcomed visiting Polish dignitaries, partnered with other Polish groups in the area, and hosted Polish families and students. There's also been continually good interaction with the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library's "LearningQUEST" through the class, "Passport to Poland." It's all quite the experience! Very active, the group takes part in the International Festival of North Alabama, among many other community events, and hosts an early Wigilia, or Christmas Eve celebration, the first or second Wednesday in December. No one is allowed to bring meat (lots of fish; no MEAT), and if there's any drink, it had better be nonalcoholic or Krupnik...and it usually is. But everyone is encouraged to bring something Polish (or at least, Eastern European) that they made themselves. And, of course, somebody always kindly brings Opłatki to share! The Pączki someone always brings in to share before Lent kicks in are rarely homemade, but always eaten with glee. Publix or some such usually has them. This is a wonderful opportunity for newcomers of all stripes, but PARTICULARLY for newcomers with Polish heritage, no matter how many generations removed. Polonia HSV even celebrates departures with a Pożegnanie...and that can only mean more food!

Great space to appreciate art. They offer many services for individual or business spaces. Check…read morethem out!

This little place is a jewel to find. I drove by one day while the owner was setting up for the…read morespring and had a great conversation about my landscaping needs. He set a few things aside for me and when I returned two days later, we made a great deal and he loaded everything up. My wife and I are returning today to get five giant ferns for the poolside.