My husband and I attended the show Urinetown the Musical at this venue this week. This was our…read morefirst time to the PNC Arts Annex. We were able to park on the street. Parking is free at meters after 6. It's a nice, intimate theater with general admission seating. We were able to snag two seats center stage and in the second row from the top. Perfect! The seats are comfortable with backs. I was first worried that it was stadium seating, but it is not. I will not hesitate to return back to this theater.

Checking in for the first opening of an event here and excited! Wahoo for small theatre and…read morepersonalized service! I love the stage setup with general admission. You will feel like you are sitting on the stage with the actors. The playbill for "The Feast" was a plumber invoice, pretty cool. The revenue entrance is on the corner across from Schuster. They currently have two doors leading into the actual theatre. The lobby has a small bar for drinks following the Schuster tradition of drinks in performances and a few snacks. The front desk serves as will call and ticket center. The bathrooms are toward the back and highlighted with signs. There is a family bathroom as well. The women's had three stalls. The venue features three areas for seating around the stage and forgive me because I have forgotten the word currently. The stage setup for this was quite extraordinary and has many small and large details. The show has an original soundtrack you should note. Loved the toilet noises! plus the art pics are to be auctioned off to benefit mental health for this show. Huge plus! We enjoyed the performance and loved that we weren't rushed out. The first show for them had some humor and language for a dark show but I liked it. It's easy enough to follow and the actors did a good job of giving the audience enough insight with their words and actions. I definitely will be back!

I went to see Dangerous Deceptions this evening. It was great. The food was awesome and the talent…read morewas fantastic. The service were great as well! I totally enjoyed this evening. This is a great show to see. I definitely say you should come see a show. It's so much fun and entertaining. Plus the food is excellent!

Although they advertise themselves as a Dinner theater I had the wrong idea going in. It's a…read moremystery story told throughout dinner with lots of audience interaction. At the end everyone puts in their guess as to what the solution to the mystery is. The acting is a little cheesy and over the top but not horrible. Since it's held at the Spaghetti Warehouse and was full the night we went the service wasn't very good. You will have a limited menu to order from and may or may not get any refills during the event. It was an interesting experience and fun to try if you've been around Dayton and are looking for something new to try. The food was good and the mystery was interesting enough, it would be a lot more fun with a large group of friends though. Expect to spend a little over $25 a person.

Across the river from downtown in Dayton, Ohio, perched on a hill overlooking the river, is the…read moreDayton Art Institute. This world class art museum has Long been a staple and destination in this region. There are several notable and significant wings within the museum. The Dicke Wing of American Art most important holdings of American art. The Patterson-Kettering Wing is an impressive collection of Asian art, including Japanese, Chinese, and Korean works. While the Berry Wing is home to significant and important works from Europe. in addition, there are works from Oceania, Africa, and the ancient world. Outdoors there is an impressive curated sculpture garden. Historically well funded, the Dayton Art Institute is a world class destination museum, and if you are an art lover, and in this region, it is a must visit location.

Kid K saw a sign for this on the highway. Somehow I had never been. We circled back after our…read moreevent, and wow. The building is impressive and well-laid-out. The collection is large and interesting, and varied. Plus, they have many interactive areas for kids. They had several scavenger hunts, a play area downstairs, plus a craft area upstairs. Kid K loved it. Well, she was creeped out by some of the older European paintings. She seems to lean more to modern art. We spent a couple of hours and could easily have stayed longer. Staff were uniformly great, helpful and patient and friendly. Price is reasonable. Many cool sculptures outside. When we went they were preparing for a wedding, and this is a good place for something like that. Definitely will be back.

A small (but mighty!) art/independent cinema in Dayton. Despite being in the downtown area, it has…read morea reserved parking lot right across the street making for easy (and safe) getting back to your car even at night after a movie lets out. You only have to cross a single crosswalk, and then you'll be back in your car next to a pretty busy street. The Neon only has two movie theaters inside. You buy tickets from the same spot where you buy concessions. Concessions are surprisingly cheaper than your big box theaters, but they're still "movie theater prices". I felt better purchasing them here to support a small business, though. They have your usual snacks, boxed candies, fountain sodas, and some simple mixed drinks/beers/seltzers as well. Nice part of a small cinema: If you need to pee or fill up a drink or snack half way through a movie, it's (literally) steps outside of your movie's theater to do either. It gets you quickly back into the movie. During particularly quiet parts of my movie, I could hear some of the large, explosive parts of the other theater's movie. The other theater's movie was never loud enough or too disturbing to the movie I was watching, and I could never hear the other theater's dialogue. Some things look older, but everything was clean. No sticky floors. Tables were cleaned off, no garbage everywhere. Seats were comfy for me. They have a light recline, but they don't hold it there. It didn't seem like arm rests went up, but I didn't try very hard. Particularly wide-hipped individuals may find the standard seats to be too tight, but I didn't look for any wide seating or ADA seating options. I did see there were a few rows with extra-long leg room. Had a great experience, and I'm going to put the Neon on my radar for future movie watching now too.

Loved the experience! Easy to get to. Parking lot across the street and free. Helpful staff…read more Reasonably priced wide variety of drinks and snacks. Quaint theatre with interesting shows.

So, this place is awesome. It's like half railroad park, half Wright-brothers park, half historical…read moremuseum, and half outdoor garden-park. THAT'S FOUR HALVES!!!! I went here as part of a group, and they seem to get a lot of school field trips, but they're well organized, and it's a big place, so even with a ton of kids at the place, you don't feel like you're crowded. They have really great people working here, who are more than happy to answer your questions and explain things to you. I had like, fifteen minutes alone with the candle-maker lady and my son, and she entertained all of his questions and was really cool to talk with. They have a lot of Dayton-related history around NCR, and flight, and nuclear energy, and old automobiles. I bet it's a blast to work there. My favorite part though, was the outdoors area. It's just a really well maintained facility with lots of big old trees, and shade, and you can really just kick back and relax and chill out.

Worth visiting over and over again! Always adding new…read moreattractions Nothing more to say

Small town life at its best. This beautiful little theater is probably the best example of its kind…read morein the area. This quaint little theater draws local talent from all over the Dayton metro area. You will see amateur theater at its best here.

I have been there a couple of times. Once it was a little too hot until the sun set. Another time…read moreit was more comfortable so it depends on the time of year and how the weather is that day. Good sound and visuals throughout the shows. Food choices are limited but of good quality. Parking is easy and venue is close to the highway. Will go again.

I attend lots of concerts. Often, my base line is to assume that drinks are overpriced, seats are…read moredesigned for cash revenue, not comfort, and not with the audience in mind, and overly militant staffing who forget that people are there to spend money & have a good time. I am happy to report that Rose Center is none of those things! not a bad seat anywhere, all covered, friendly staff, great parking (and free), many exits and entrance points in venue and also parking lots, multiple concessions with some of the best beer pricing and selection I've seen at a venue of this size. Also: misting stations! I would recommend a concert here- this venue literally seems made for the customer's satisfaction. The staff was absolutely fantastic.

Inconceivable!! Okay, Cary Elwes told us all to let that go because Fezzic(Wallace Shaw) stated he…read morestill to this day, has somebody shout or whisper this word in his ear!? :) I've never been to this part of Springfield but Clark State's Performing Arts building is quite lovely. Well laid out, tidy as heck and the sound quality was pretty spot on. Parking galore all around it too. The day we were there was a special event where we got to watch 'The Princess Bride', one of my all time favorites. The once the movie concluded, we got to listen to Westley(Cary Elwes) tell tales of behind the scenes and funny stories with the other cast mates. The most complimentary thing I can say about the event is that my lovely Mrs did not fall asleep. Yes, she has been known to sleep thru this movie at home. :)

Performance venue for the Springfield Symphony. Great acoustics. I had the pleasure of seeing Home…read moreAlone in concert here -- it made Springfield seem like it was just a stone's throw from Cincinnati. I'll definitely be looking for upcoming shows for 2023.