My first trip to the majestic was a movie with my parents as a child. All these years later,I still…read morejump at the chance to go. Mostly lived musical acts these days. One of my most memorable was the only time I saw Johnny Cash and it was shortly before he passed away. Another fun annual event here are Christmas movies. Very cool. If you haven't been.... Go!

Stopped by the Majestic Theatre a while back for a Lyle Lovett concert. When you arrive parking can…read morebe a bit tricky as you'll need to either street park or park in a nearby garage. When you arrive you'll want to allow time to get through security/ticketing. Walking in you'll feel like you've been transported in time to an old Hollywood-style regal and lavish theatre. We sat on the upper level for this concert. Luckily the seats were pretty open on our row but may be a bit tight if you are sitting next to someone. This theatre is iconic and definitely worth stopping by for a show at least once.

This was a really cool venue! My husband and I did not even know the Undermain existed…read more It was really simple to find a parking spot and we were thrilled to find out that parking was complimentary. Way to go Undermain! The theatre is located in the basement of a loft apartment complex. You have to go through the main doors and the. Take the elevator or the stairs downstairs to the basement. They have wine and beer and small snack items. The bartenders were really friendly and did a great job. Make sure to tip! We saw the play Tomorrow Come Today. I loved the play and the theater was really intimate. This was a great show. I can't wait to come back!

I am not one who frequents the theatre. Plays and musicals are the last place that you would likely…read morefind me, but I'm always game to try something different from time to time. Carla bought us 2 tickets to see "The Dog Problem" at the Undermain Theatre, so we headed that way on a weekday night. I have passed by this building on Main Street a million times, but never knew that a this place was underneath (and it's literally underneath Main, in the basement...hence the name). When we walked into the theatre, it wasn't at all as I expected. It was a "theatre in the round", the seats surround the actual stage. It was quite small and intimate, which added an awesome feel to the play. The actors literally were right in front, to the side, and behind you throughout the program. They have a place to purchase refreshments before and during intermission. There was a nice wine selection, and they were giving out free wine samples on that night as well (free is always good!). The acting was good, the story was good (if you get a chance to see this particular play, go for it!), and the atmosphere was great! It was a positive experience, and it has convinced a theatre-avoider like me to venture out and see more plays in the future. (I will still need a lot of convincing to go to a musical) If you are looking to do something different, going to the Undermain for a date would be a nice change of pace!

This is a lovely theater in Downtown Grand Prairie. I've seen a couple of shows here and I've not…read morebeen disappointed. Their most recent show, The Producers, was produced and performed as well as any off Broadway show I've seen. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Amazing production of The Producers. Smack bar is awesome. The seats are all great. The costuming…read morewas spectacular. The actors were so good that I thought it was Broadway!

I have seen countless great shows at the Granada through the years. Heck I remember seeing movies…read morehere when I was a kid (saw a 3D movie with the glasses - maybe some kind of creature from the black lagoon or something - yeah I'm old!). Sound is always good. I like the staggered standing levels. If you want to get into the action up front you can do it but I prefer to be in the second level which is close but I don't have to worry about a mosh pit or anything. A few different bars - lobby or just inside the theater to keep you hydrated. Parking can be easy on Greenville in certain places if you know where to look although as new restaurants are opening nearby I'm gonna lose my go-to parking. Love that the CD World owner bought this place years ago and made it such a great venue. Also love that it's in my hood.

Went to my first show at the Granada last night, general admission. The lobby bar works, but a lot…read moreof updating is needed. Looks like the theater pulls in decent performances and I will definitely come back. There are plenty of surrounding bars and restaurants as well- but the parking lot filled up quick and people were driving around for a while searching for spots. I suggest showing up at least 45 minutes before a big show.

First time here to watch my niece perform her final dances from Nertia Studio. I like how they had…read morea 911 memorial outside and the mini art gallery inside. I didn't go look outdoors near the mini gallery area but it looked serene and cozy to be one with nature, etc. The stage was roomy enough for 15+ dancers and comfy for a smaller audience to watch in stadium style seating. Balcony seating was a nice addition to the overall ambiance.

My family and I drove out here from Dallas and were delayed due to two accidents on the road. We…read morewent to see a family friend perform in a play and unfortunately arrived 5 minutes after the show began and the man at the door, "Steve" told us that we could not enter due to the show having already started. He said if we had arrived a few minutes earlier he would have let us - by this point it was about 8:07 pm. When we told him our situation he said that he was on the Board of Trustees and couldn't do anything about it. He was clearly on a power trip and told us that the show was supposedly sold out even though there weren't many cars in the parking lot. I've been to many shows in different venues both nationally and internationally and even on Broadway they don't do this kind of bs. I'm very disappointed by this kind of treatment as it drives away community support.

First time visiting this theater, tickets were very reasonible, staff/volunteers were extremely…read morehelpful. I knew The Tragedy of Othello was going to be good, but I didn't realize HOW good it was going to be. The actors did an amazing job. I'd totally go again, and recommend anyone see this.

One-man act, Thurgood, is excellent performance. Highly recommend anyone interested American…read moreHistory and law and the evolution of educational equality should see this show. Highly recommend for high school and college students, as well as anyone who votes in America.

It's a great space for creatives. It's a new start up, so please be patient. They are able to cater…read morea lot of creators needs. Including a green screen, small stage and space for performances. Lots of fun events take place. Lots of great free parking.

I can't believe I, now, have the good fortune to book manage at this place! What luck! Lovingly…read morenamed as a reference to John Waters enters this gem. Is it a Performance Venue? A place for drop in meetings/ classes? After parties? Screenings? Pop ups? Is it a Film Location? Is it an Art gallery? It can be anything for which you dream. Nestled in the heart of Garland- 635 and W. Miller/ Jupiter, dwells the chillest of spaces. The floor has been tested by a skateboard. It houses 50 comfortable- more with the garage door opened. Entrances houses podcast room/green room hang. There are plenty of fans to keep cool. Softbox Lighting / House PA mixer /rigs available upon request. It had me with the blue canoe. If you know you know. Restroom on site. Free parking in the retail strip lot. Strive for art in reverse. Call/text to schedule your tour today!

Beautiful space! Just visited this weekend for a wedding and the hall is beautiful with large…read morewindows and good sound system.

An outsider from the area might not be aware that the City of Garland has an Arts center in its…read moreold downtown. There are musicals and plays put on in this beautiful theater! However, I was here for a more somber score. I was here with a few hundred to learn of the latest trends in Storm Spotting and weather RADAR analysis put on by local amateur radio clubs, the City of Garland and the Ft Worth Office of the National Weather Service. Some in my group would argue that severe weather systems are works of art as in their violence can be awe inspiring sights which are sometimes captured by camera. Of course there are also many photos of destruction after really bad storms. The center has clean restrooms, space for vendors to set up tables in the lobby and room for food trucks outside. The seating is very comfortable and was able to keep me happy for the full day of information presented to help keep our communities and us spotters safe.