Great show a lot of fun for the family . Must see.Also walking around pinicale peak is fun.read more

Corny and cliche but surprisingly fun! A great place to take out-of-towners, but also a…read moresurprisingly fun date nite for locals. The actors are great and I love that the show has been family owned and operated for 30+ years. With their stunts, cheesy laughs and a fair amount of pyrotechnics and water splashes, this show is better than any I've seen in more traditional cowboy shootout shows (including those in Tombstone).

I'm a 66 year old woman who's relearning violin! When I started in December I received a free…read moreviolin, saving me $200! My teacher Elisha is wonderful! She went out of her way to find sheet music from an Italian movie I want to play for a recital! We laugh a lot and I'm even teaching her some Italian! I'm surrounded by kid learners which is energizing. They all seem to love this school. I highly recommend Allegro and hope to continue studying there for many years! Five stars easily!

I've been taking piano lessons for years at Allegro and they have been essential to my progression…read more The convenience of broad schedule availability, friendly people and ease of taking lessons on and off make it a pleasant and efficient business to work with.

I was here for an event and the venue is really nice. The stage is not that large and the seating…read morearea is also hot huge, so I guess "intimate" is the word to use. It is well appointed and comfortable. The restrooms are a correspondingly small, which ended up not being a problem.

This is a really nice venue! Attended a Tucson Originals event, A Purely Vegan Affair, there…read more Great space, unique decor (old west without being tacky or cliche). I'd only been here once before--years ago--but would definitely consider it an enticement to attend other events if I learned that they were held there.

They let me play a cello! Which was very cool. One thing ,…read moreas a lyricist (my instrument is words so I make word music for the instrumentalists)... they ought to have some anthology on poetry or learning scansion books - it would make lyric writers better to study this

On May 5, 2026 I left my professional-grade trombone at IMC for work to improve its slide…read moreperformance. On May 18 I was assured that the job had been completed. Arriving home, I found the slide to be WORSE than when it had been left there. It also seems that none or very little of the promised work was completed. After hiring a specialized brass craftsperson to do the job, the trombone looks and feels incredible. I emailed IMC on May 21 after having it inspected by the new repair person and learning how badly the store had performed. Nearly every item requested at check-in was not done, including replacement of the old, deteriorated cork barrel slide damper.

Amanda is the best! I have taken classes with her at her studio and at the Maverick. She does not…read morehold back and will teach you as much as you can absorb. Always a bonus when your instructor is fun and sexy! Thanks Amanda. John Cabrera

Amanda is professional teacher. She stays on track and keeps the classes moving. At the same time…read moreif you are having trouble getting a step she will work with you until you get it. I've only taken the beginner level classes at the Maverick and her studio. Looking forward to learning some more advanced moves. Betty Bourquin